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This will be my Bue Beetle post-credits scene
to explain what's happening with the character going forward.
There's a whole bunch of stuff that happened
The ending
James Gunn has talked a lot about what he's doing with his new DCU movies
and how Blue Beetle is going to be a part of that.
Some of the other characters do. Maybe not everybody.
But they will be able to pay off
some of the events of the Post-Credits scene as opposed to, say, like the Flash
where they had to change a bunch of things at the ending
Because they had Henry Cavill Superman.
They had Michael Keaton's Batman.
They had Supergirl
doing a whole bunch of different things that they were never going to pay off.
So they had them remove that from the flash as opposed to Blue Beetle.
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So careful for spoilers if you have not seen Blue Beetle yet,
but at the end of the movie car parks, the villain turns
into a version of Brother I, the iMac project from the comics.
Now it's the Omak project that turns into Brother
I using the Blue Beetle code that they derived from the scarab
that allows Victoria core to basically turn his own suit
from the comics into brother
I like it evolves the same way that blue Beetle's costume evolves
car parks becomes like the giga chad version of himself
almost winds up killing blue beetle in the rest of his family.
Genny cord, Blue beetle
almost dies and is almost separated from the cause of dark consciousness.
The consciousness of the scarab itself, played by Becky G,
Earlier in the movie, his father died and speaks
to him in the afterlife, saying that it's not his time.
Sort of like this ethereal space.
They don't get too technical on it. It's not something from the comics.
So this is just something that the movie introduced for this scene.
he's barely conscious. He's on the edge of death,
but his brainwaves are able to sync with Kaiju dogs.
The Blue Beetle scarab,
and they're able
to come back to consciousness in eventually the Blue Beetle Scarab reboot.
So because it is technically hardware they're able to overpower car
in the blue beetle scare because it comes around on him
because they've become this symbiotic relationship.
She starts to come around
to his line of thinking and prevents him from killing car parks.
that was a big plot point earlier in the movie where he tried to prevent
Kaiju dog from killing a bunch of other people using its powers.
sort of like the Batman thing, like no actual killing
Car parks winds up sacrificing himself because he sense what he's become.
He remembers everything that Victoria Cord did to him when he was younger.
Basically chopping up his body to experiment on it and create the Omak
project.
essentially they turned him in to one of the Omak cyborgs
from the Infinite Crisis storyline, which was created by Batman in the comics.
The satellite Brother I and Omak eventually evolved on their own
and sort of left Batman's programing and went rogue and turn into this big villain.
they go back to Palmyra City, and because Victoria Court has died,
Jenny Cord becomes the new CEO of the company
and dedicates them to helping the world, not making weapons anymore.
Very Iron Man, Stark Industries kind of twist and she and Blue Beetle
start their relationship and then just start having fun together,
basically implying that they're going to continue acting as blue Beetle
and she'll be like his bomber, so to speak, to make a Dragon Ball reference.
there are a lot of anime references during the movie.
Basically, she has all this cool tech leftover from Ted Court.
Her father that will help him be a superhero.
She uses court industries, money to replace their house
that had burned down in the family sort of comes back together again
but the father has died so they kind of mourn him.
The community rallies around them.
So it's a bit of a happy ending the actual credits are blue and violet
colored for blue beetle colors in court industries colors
during the first Post-Credits scene, there's a signal coming from inside
Ted Cordes Blue beetle cape like his back cape, so to speak.
The song all out of Love Place because every time they go into the cave,
there's always some 80 song that plays because that's basically the era
where he disappeared when Jenny Cord was a little girl
that's why all the tech inside the cave looks like it's from the eighties and
early nineties because that was the time where he disappeared.
the signal is coming from him and Ted Kord There's a bunch of satellite signals
that bounce around like all these systems activated on the computer in this fuzzy
broadcast from him.
Like a message says Tell my daughter Jenny court that her father is still alive.
Ted Kord is still alive.
while that scene plays, the camera zooms in on that third mannequin.
This black with a pillow tied around it.
That's meant to represent Jenny Cord Eventually.
I think the idea was
when she was younger and she would visit the cave with Ted Kord
TED Court had always intended for her to get her own suit
and was going to make it and put on their mannequin
like the mannequin was meant
to represent her eventual suit when she grew big enough,
So the idea is that she'll get a super suit like Ted Cordes blue beetle suit,
not like another scare, but there was a theory
that she would get a scarab in a future movie
because they have a bunch of scarabs at the beginning during the opening
credits, just showing them going all over the universe.
so it'll be like a man made suit.
I think this also works too, because she is Jenny Cortazar,
so she'll use tech that he had basically be the bomber.
Like I said, in the Dragon Ball equation, this it's not totally clear
who the actor is that's playing Ted Court In this scene,
they always wind up recasting that person in the future.
James Gunn DCU movies.
But I think the idea is
they said that they would bring Jenny Cord back
and we know that Blue Beetle will come back as a character.
it's not totally clear
if James Gunn intends on paying off this Ted Kord actor
or if he'll try to explain that in some other way.
But if he's bringing these characters back, they had this post-credits scene.
They'll probably try to pay off this post-credits scene, at least in some way.
The early theory is that he got lost because he was researching something
about the raids,
like he learned all these details about how the scarab was alien, quote unquote.
And it's something to do with this Professor Dan Garrett,
which is also right out of the comics two in Blue Beetle comic book history.
Dan Garrett's blue Beetle suit is right here.
Next to Ted Cordes blue beetle suit.
So the idea is that Dan Garrett was a character inside the movie.
They reference him at the very beginning in the opening credits
What probably wound up happening is that he disappeared when he found out
about the reach, and it sounds like he also hid the scarab,
which Victoria Kord was looking for at the beginning of the movie.
So it's not necessarily a post-credits scene all about the reach.
That was one of my early theories too,
is that they would tease the coming of the rich because that's like
the whole big bad of the entire Blue Beetle comic book storyline
But what they can do in James Gunn's future DCU movies
because they're all meant to be interconnected.
And we know that Green Lantern is coming.
Nathan Fillion is going to be a version of Guy Gardner in Superman Legacy.
We know they're going to do the Booster Gold TV show,
and Blue Beetle is supposed to crossover onto that.
They can pay off all this rich stuff,
this storyline during some of those upcoming movies.
the second Post-Credits
scene is just a longer version of that animated Latin American TV show El Chapo
in Colorado that they use to distract the court industrys guards
Earlier in the movie, when they were using his uncle's machine.
the actual clip in the Post-Credits scene introduces the characters comic powers,
like within the context of the TV show itself, the Jordanian nation,
which is in Spanish, explains to the public
how the chopper scene is more agile than a turtle.
Stronger than a mouse, nobler than a lesson.
For those that grew up in Latin American countries.
It's meant to be
this hilarious callback to a TV show they all watched during childhood.
The director said that for everybody else, though,
like if you didn't grow up in a Latin American country,
it was meant to be this funny slapstick TV show,
like just a funny moment paying off the funny moment from earlier in the movie
the actual character El Chapo is a character created by Robert Gomez Bolanos,
this legendary writer, actor director that had a comedy show in the 1970s named
Chess Burrito.
Chaplin is a superhero that appeared multiple times on that show.
every time someone needed him, he would show up help
only to cause more trouble
due to his clumsiness, which they show in the Post-Credits scene
So part of the idea
here is also paying homage to the superhero TV show from the 1970s.
This started before.
So like the Incredible
Hulk TV show, like American superhero TV shows for Marvel and DC,
the actual character wound up getting its own spinoff TV show after that.
That ran for like eight seasons in 260 episodes.
It became this really highly popular character within Latin American culture.
at the end of the clip, you hear George
Lopez's voice and he's kicking like a giant machine saying, That's sexy.
It's probably dialog taken from earlier in the movie
when he was distracting the guards with his machine
and had to kick it a bunch of times to get it to work.
there's a lot of Latin American culture sprinkled into the movie.
Like earlier in the movie, the grandmother is watching
a bunch of telenovelas and a bunch of Hispanic TV shows
So a lot of people have asked what's going to happen to Blue Beetle after this?
I think short term he's going to show up on things
like the Booster Gold TV show crossover.
Then maybe we'll see some crossovers with the Peacemaker character
because he actually did crossover with Peacemaker in the comics.
in It feels like those two characters would just work well together
in brief episodes or part of a movie or something like that.
the actor.
Trillo did say that Batman was one of his all time
favorite characters, and he wanted a crossover with Batman.
In the future,
they're introducing the new DCU version of Batman in Brave in the Bold,
but that won't be for a couple more years,
so he might eventually crossover with the other Justice League characters.
I think that's part of the idea I'm a sucker for Batman.
I know everyone says Batman.
I also love Batman.
I like Harley Quinn.
I like the stuff that they do, especially in the cartoons.
Yeah. Yeah.
DC Animations.
The animated Batman movies are some of my favorite.
And I like Doctor Fate.
He's. He's also he's also cool. Young Justice.
That's kind of where I've seen most of my DC content.
They did say that they set things up for a sequel, like that's what the Ted
Kord scene is specifically meant to do in the Post-Credits scene for a sequel.
But I don't think that they will do Blue Beetle two.
Even if the box office does well, what they'll do
is they'll just fold all these characters into upcoming DC projects
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