Marvel's latest superhero adventure Shang-Chi and the Fable of the X Rings is now playing in theaters, winning praises from both critics and audiences akin. Starring Simu Liu equally Marvel'southward commencement Asian superhero in the lead role, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is on rails to annals a record-breaking box part haul. Amidst all the hype, one of the nearly talked-about things is the Shang-Chi mid-credits scene. The scene features surprising MCU characters and sets up Shang-Chi as a prominent character going forwards.

With Kevin Feige recently teasing that the characters of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings volition reappear soon, fans have been wondering when and where that will be. The mid-credits scene of Shang-Chi fabricated quite a few revelations, and we contemplate if the character could announced in next year's Doctor Foreign in the Multiverse of Madness. Merely if you haven't seen Shang-Chi and the Fable of the Ten Rings however, beware! At that place are spoilers ahead.

The mid-credits scene of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings saw Wong analyzing the 10 Rings. He tells Shang-Chi that when he used the rings, their power was felt at Kamar-Taj. Likewise in the scene, and in what appears to be the library of Kamar-Taj, are Brie Larson and Marking Ruffalo as Captain Marvel and Bruce Banner respectively.

This should come as a relief to Hulk fans that Bruce was in his human form wearing a cast and non the professor Blob from Avengers: Endgame. How did that happen? Information technology is another of Marvel'south mysteries. Anyhow, both Imprint and Danvers ponder if the rings are fabricated of alien tech or Vibranium; Ultimately concluding that it is nothing like they've ever seen before and that Shang-Chi somehow awoke the rings when he used them. The rings are at present calling to something or someone.

Shang-Chi executive producer Jonathan Schwartz recently talked to ComicBook and spilled the beans on the motion picture's connections to other MCU films and the origins of the x rings.

"Its genesis in Shang-Chi, I think, was pretty organic. It was but kind of about, 'What do we want Wenwu to be doing? What makes the near sense? What practise we recollect is going to be a satisfying climax to this picture show?' And to the extent that it's going to be picked up and run with in other movies, and TV shows, or whatsoever, I recollect just the time to come will tell. Only time volition tell."

Schwartz mentioned Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness as the motion picture Shang-Chi crew had to work with the near, saying the following almost their collaboration.

"If you've seen the flick, you can probably approximate. It's just a lot of conversations with Kevin [Feige] about just coming in, and what would they be doing at this moment in time, where does it fit into the timeline, who's wearing what... For this particular moving picture, which is kind of its own continuity in a manner, information technology was maybe less connected timeline wise than some other films, so those conversations were perchance a little bit easier."

While Schwartz'south answers aren't exactly straightforward, he is hinting at Shang-Chi'south bigger-than-expected influence on the MCU. One theory is that Sylvie killing Kang, Shang-Chi using the rings, and Doctor Foreign'due south spell going wrong all happen at the same time leading to the multiversal war. Or maybe Wong decided to take the assist of the Sorcerer Supreme himself to ameliorate understand the nighttime origins of the ten rings. The possibilities are endless.

That being said, it is very likely we get to see Shang-Chi again in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Directed past Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Tony Leung, Awkwafina, Fala Chen, Michelle Yeoh, and Benedict Wong aslope lead thespian Simu-Liu, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the X Rings is currently wowing audiences worldwide. Be sure to check it out simply in theaters. This news was commencement reported by ComicBook.

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