New details about the post-credits scenes in Avengers: Endgame Encore have emerged online, revealing how the re-released version of the 2019 film connects directly to the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. Descriptions of three end credits stingers suggest a narrative bridge to the next major Marvel movie. While no actual footage has leaked yet, it could be released soon as anticipation builds. Avengers: Endgame Encore is a re-released version of the 2019 film, which became a cultural phenomenon and earned over $2 billion globally. The updated version, set for release on September 25, is being promoted as a direct prequel to Avengers: Doomsday, which is scheduled to debut in December 2026. This re-release includes new footage that positions it as an immediate precursor to the upcoming film. Marvel has also created a Disney+ watchlist of 15 key MCU projects to help fans catch up on the storylines leading into Doomsday. As the release of Endgame Encore approaches, fans are curious about what new footage will tie it directly to Avengers: Doomsday. Some have already viewed the re-released version and the new content included. According to Reddit user ARST_ARSW, the film features three post-credits scenes. The first sees Loki visiting Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter in an alternate timeline where Steve remains after returning the Infinity Stones. Loki tells them he can help with something mysterious. The second scene follows Bruce Banner in solitary confinement after the events of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, where he is experimenting with controlling his gamma-powered alter-ego. His tests are interrupted by Doctor Doom, who says, "I'm here to adapt you," before seemingly absorbing Hulk's abilities. The final scene takes place at the Time Variance Authority (TVA), where O.B. warns that the Multiverse is collapsing as multiple realities collide. However, leaker SukunaOnFN1 on X/Twitter claims some details about the Hulk-Doom scene are inaccurate. They suggest the scene is shown first, with Doom only heard and not seen, saying, "I've come to collect you." This is followed by Hulk transforming and a flash of green light, with Latverian symbols burned into the ground. Another user, brewstew07, shared that the TVA scene was shown first in their screening, with the Hulk-Doom scene following, and did not mention the Loki scene at all.