Does The Flash have a post-credits scene?

The Flash is the latest superhero film to delve into the concept of the multiverse, bringing characters from across different DC films together. 

Barry Allen finds out there is a way to save his mother from being killed, but his efforts cause the timelines to spiral into chaos. He must team up with two other heroes to restore balance. 

Movies in the DCEU are known for tying into one another, and if you’re wondering whether The Flash has any bonus scenes at the end of the film, then we have everything you need to know.

You can also check out what to watch before The Flash.  

Does The Flash have a post-credits scene? 

The Flash has one post-credits scene right at the end. Therefore, make sure you stick around when the film finishes.

If you want to know what it is, then keep on reading – warning for spoilers below.

The Flash post-credits scene explained

The post-credits scene is more of a fun scene rather than an important one. Barry is walking with a very drunk Arthur Curry, AKA Aquaman. Barry is trying to tell him about the universe he visited where Arthur was a dog, before Arthur than trips into a puddle of water near some trash, and decides he’s quite comfortable there.

It makes sense that the movie features a cameo from him, as Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is due to release later this year. However, it doesn’t set up too much for that film – but the end of The Flash certainly changes things for the DC universe as a whole.

Barry is on the phone to Bruce Wayne, who pulls up in his car. But its not Batfleck who steps out, but rather George Clooney’s version of Bruce Wayne from Batman & Robin – leaving The Flash extremely confused.

This could be a set up for another multiversal DC movie, speaking of which…

Is there a planned sequel to The Flash? 

Despite all the recasts and cancellations at DC, a sequel to The Flash is not off the cards. It may all depend on how well the film does in cinemas, and whether a sequel fits into James Gunn’s new master plan for the DC Universe – the multiversal plotline certainly opens up a lot more doors.  

In addition, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding Ezra Miller. However, director Andy Muschietti confirmed in an interview on The Discourse that if he has any say, he will not be recasting the role of Barry Allen for future films.