As usual, there is also a short post- or mid-credit scene in The Flash. But it is so unspectacular that we explain it to you so that you don’t have to watch it at all.
As a DC highlight, The Flash is packed with surprising cameo appearances until the very end. As usual, however, the superhero blockbuster also comes up with an additional scene during the end credits for patient sitters. We explain the post-credit scene of The Flash, which turned out very unspectacular.
This is what happens in the superfluous end credits scene from The Flash
The DC movie’s post-credits scene shows Barry (Ezra Miller) and Arthur Curry aka Aquaman (Jason Momoa) stumbling out of a bar together. While Arthur is already heavily intoxicated, Barry explains to him about the multiverse and the different versions of heroes he has encountered.
Arthur asks if there are other versions of him. Barry assures him that he’s the same guy in every parallel world.
Aquaman then stumbles into a puddle and demands that Barry get more beer. In payment, he gives him his ring from Atlantis. Barry runs off and the credits scene of The Flash is over. There’s nothing more to see here than a humorous reminder that Aquaman 2 is coming too.
This is what’s next for DC after The Flash
After The Flash, two more DC films will launch in theatres in 2023. On 17 August comes Blue Beetle, which is something like the Spider-Man of DC. Then on 21 December Aquaman: Lost Kingdom with Jason Momoa opens.
Following that, the DC universe gets a complete reboot from James Gunn and Peter Safran. This includes a new Superman movie without Henry Cavill, which Gunn will personally write and direct.
