She-Hulk's Post-Credits Scene Count Makes MCU History

By Lauren Rouse Updated:
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Marvel Studios' next live-action TV series hits Disney+ in just a few days and many are wondering how a new Hulk will fit into the world of the MCU. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law marks Marvel's first foray into the half-hour comedy space and will follow the adventures of Tatiana Maslany's Jennifer Walters, a lawyer who unexpectedly becomes the MCU's second Hulk.

Between an intriguing marketing campaign on Tinder and many positive reviews on social media, things are already looking strong for Marvel's new superhero. Add to that the excitement that, unlike some of Marvel's previous Disney+ shows, She-Hulk: Attorney At Law is already boasting some significant ties to the larger MCU, with Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner confirmed to appear as well as the highly anticipated return of Charlie Cox's Daredevil,

Another question many fans will surely have is whether She-Hulk: Attorney at Law will follow Marvel's tradition of including mid or post-credits scenes in its episodes. With the first reactions to the series now hitting the internet, it appears that tradition will well and truly continue.

She-Hulk's Record-Breaking Post-Credits Scenes

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As the social media embargo lifted for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, some interesting information about the show is coming to light. 

Erik Davis from Fandango revealed on Twitter that She-Hulk has both "cameos" and "mid-credits scenes in every episode:"

Also, an amusing theme of SheHulk is that it very purposefully tries to be something an MCU fan would love. Cameos! Mid-credits scenes in every episode! It adds this extra muscle to ultimately win you over. Kinda like its main character does, too.

This means that the Disney+ show will make history due to the fact that all of the four episodes released to the press so far contain a mid-credits scene, the most of any MCU show so far. 

With four episodes being made available for critics' reviews, it's unclear whether there will be post-credits scenes beyond the fourth installment. 

If She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has already set a precedent for a post-credits scene at the end of the first four episodes though, it seems likely this will continue throughout the entire season. If so, it will well and truly smash the record for the MCU series with the most end-credits sequences.

Even if the show doesn't continue past the four post-credits scenes that fans now know about, She-Hulk has still managed to break this Marvel record.

If the premiere's post-credits scene is anything to go by, the rest of She-Hulk's tags should provide some amusing, and potentially informative, moments to end each episode.

How Do She-Hulk's Tags Compare to Other MCU Shows?

News that She-Hulk: Attorney at Law will have a post-credits scene isn't that surprising in itself as it upholds a tradition that Marvel Studios began in 2008's Iron Man.

Previously, Marvel's series on Disney+ have all included mid or post-credits sequences at some point during their run, but not in every episode.

WandaVision currently holds the record with after-credits scenes in its final three episodes, with Episode 9 featuring two different scenes. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki and Ms Marvel all have two episodes with at least one tag scene, while What If...?, Moon Knight and Hawkeye each only have one post-credits scene in their seasons.

Fans already know to expect cameos from many prominent Marvel characters in She-Hulk, but it remains to be seen when they will appear during the season. Marvel's tag scenes have a history of setting up exciting things for what's to come in the MCU and it seems like She-Hulk has plenty of surprises in store for those willing to wait out the credits. 

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law premieres on Disney+ on Thursday, August 18.

- About The Author: Lauren Rouse
Lauren Rouse has been a writer at The Direct since the site launched in 2020. She has a huge passion for everything pop culture and currently writes news articles for the Marvel, Star Wars, DC and video game branches.