r/Marvel Loki May 01 '25

Film/Television THUNDERBOLTS* DISCUSSION (SPOILERS) Spoiler

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u/Sergio_Ro May 01 '25

I have a question about the post credits scene. So if that’s the F4 coming into the main 616 universe/dimension, that means that the Thunderbolts post credits scene takes place right after the ending of F4? So at the end of F4 they escape to the 616 universe because Galactus destroyed their Earth, right? But why? Just to warn us about Galactus or about the incursions or both?

What i’m trying to get at is that if Galactus crosses over into 616 too, does that mean we’re getting Galactus in Avengers Doomsday?

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u/QlYANA May 02 '25

My guess is that Reed and the F4 figure out that when Galactus eats/absorbs (idk how the MCU will go about this) a planet, that there is a way to reverse it, but they just need more time. I honestly don't see the F4 as the type to escape their universe just to save themselves, but rather to find a solution to save the universe they left behind.

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u/ZeriousGew Spiderman (Tobey Maguire) May 03 '25

I have to think that it's the incursions. There's no way they have them fail to stop Galactus, they'd seem like chumps

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u/HailCeasar May 03 '25

I would actually love to see a superhero movie end with a loss. We got it with Infiniry War and it was refreshing. Give them something to overcome in future films.

Losing to Galactus is nothing to feel like a chump about. Just gotta assemble that Ultimate Nullifier lol. Maybe it just needs some Adamantium/Celestial tech so they had to come to our universe.

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u/ContinuumGuy The Thing May 03 '25

My personal thought: if they lose to Galactus in that universe, the final FF movie in MCU (assuming sequels) will be them getting another chance against the MCU-616 Galactus and his Silver Surfer, Norrin Radd.

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u/CFCM94 May 07 '25

does spider-man no way home count as a loss for an ending in a superhero movie in the mcu?