Those bloody leaks, eh? You’ve probably heard by now of (unsubstantiated) rumours flying about that Avengers: Endgame spoilers are out in the wild. I know, I know. It sucks. But, here at GamesRadar, we’re all about protecting you from nasty spoilers if you don’t want to see them. So that’s why we’re showing you how to avoid Avengers: Endgame spoilers now so you can rest easy before next week’s big release. Spoiler: It takes five minutes of your time, so why not protect yourself? How to avoid Avengers: Endgame spoilers on the internet The internet is a big, bustling place full of would-be leakers and people who just want to ruin your day. But it doesn’t have to be like the Wild West. Say hello to Spoiler Protection 2.0. If you use either Chrome or Firefox, you can install this bad boy and block as many potential Avengers: Endgame spoiler phrases and any other combinations you can think of. Once installed, simply fire it up at the top right of your browser by clicking on it. You’ll then be met by a window with three tabs: Spoilers, Spoiler Context, and Settings. Unless you want to get super in-depth, you only need to look at the Spoilers page. Put in all the relevant phrases – such as Avengers: Endgame, Avengers, Avengers death, and so on – into the “Spoilers” box and press enter. You can also really cover your back by putting in the names of any and all big MCU characters, just in case. Now, this already covers the likes of Google, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and even YouTube by default. So, anytime you go browsing on the internet and come across anything that includes any of the blocked phrases, Spoiler Protection 2.0 will immediately recognise it and block everything out with a massive red redacted (should that be red-acted?) box. Perfect. It even blocks out the likes of thumbnails and images, ensuring you can surf the internet in peace. How to avoid Avengers: Endgame spoilers on Twitter Of course, you might actually want to click through and read certain websites (such as yours truly) that mention Avengers: Endgame in a non-spoiler context without seeing a giant red box on a webpage. So, you might want to scale things down a bit and just take your Avengers: Endgame spoiler avoiding tactics to Twitter and just be smart with your browsing elsewhere. Let’s talk muting. On the browser version of Twitter, click on your picture icon next to the search bar at the top of the page and go through to Settings and Privacy. For mobile, it’s pretty similar. Click your Twitter icon, go down to Settings and Privacy, click through to Privacy and Safety then in to Muted and, finally, Muted words. Here’s your great big mute hub. Bliss. This time, instead of muting man-babies and annoy-o-bots, you’re going to want to head to Muted Words on the left-hand side of the page. Click the big Add button and get to work. Now, you need to pick and choose what can be muted, as well as how long you want to avoid Avengers: Endgame spoilers for. To play it safe, select “Forever” on all muted phrases and go back and un-mute when you’ve seen Endgame. In terms of phrases, the obvious apply: Avengers: Endgame, Endgame, #AvengersEndgame, and the likes of Cap (sorry hat fans), Captain America, Thanos, Iron Man, and Captain Marvel. But think a little more outside the box too. #AvengeTheFallen is a big one, as would be time travel, the Infinity Gauntlet, The Mad Titan, and anything else you can think of. And anus. I think that’s a good one in general, though. How to avoid Avengers: Endgame spoilers in real life Turn off your phone and don’t leave your house until April 26 in the US. Those in the UK can see sunlight a day earlier by getting some fresh air on the earlier release day of April 25. Phew. Hopefully you’re safe now. But remember: Be smart and don’t go out of your way to look at Twitter reply threads, insiders, known leakers, or anything outside your normal comfort zone. It’s a spoiler minefield out there – I think you can limit your internet use for just one week, right?<doc-sep>Avengers: Endgame , the biggest media event of the year, is only a few days away. We're about to see Earth's greatest defenders come together to fix the mess that Thanos created at the end of Avengers: Infinity War . Marvel recapped every post-credits scene on Twitter earlier today ahead of the Endgame premiere. Now, most of the threads left open by these post-credits scenes have been closed - we don't need to see the scenes from Thor and Iron Man again. However, there are a few post-credits scenes that are required viewing ahead of Endgame, if you're prepared for possible spoilers. At the end of Infinity War half the population of the universe was wiped out after Thanos collected all the Infinity Stones. Heroes like Black Panther, Scarlet Witch, Bucky, and many others turned to dust instantly. The post-credits scenes shows everyone's favorite eye patch, Nick Fury, also turn to dust. Luckily, he was able to call Captain Marvel for help before fading away. pic.twitter.com/V5MhEVGjD6April 22, 2019 See more While Ant-Man wasn't a part of Infinity War, he and Wasp did have their own adventure in San Francisco at the same time as the events of Infinity War. During the post-credits sequence we see Ant-Man jump into the quantum realm to gather more energy. As he jumps in, Wasp, Hope Pym, and Hank Pym are all dusted leaving Ant-Man stranded in the quantum realm. Trailers for Endgame show Ant-Man having already escaped from the quantum realm, but his escape should still be a important plot point. “Guys? !” pic.twitter.com/Yrt6MREuTtApril 22, 2019 See more Lastly, there's Captain Marvel. At the end of Brie Larson's '90s-fueled adventure, we see her return to Earth after the events of Infinity War to meet up with the surviving cast of the Infinity War. It's clear that Captain Marvel is crucial in the plan to defeat Thanos. “Where’s Fury?” pic.twitter.com/NxJ4sQeqDcApril 22, 2019 See more All these mysteries should get wrapped up this weekend, and we're beyond excited to see how Marvel closes it all out.<doc-sep>
Avengers: Endgame is almost here, and with a shocking three-hour runtime, you’re probably wondering how soon after the movie ends you can duck out to use the bathroom. Of course, it all depends on how many post-credits scenes there are in Avengers: Endgame and which ones are actually worth watching. Well, we’ve watched the movie and lived to tell the tale. So here’s a spoiler-free guide to navigating the Avengers: Endgame post-credits scenes. Read our spoiler-free review of Avengers: Endgame right here. Short answer: There is no post-credits scene after Avengers: Endgame. So if you’re sitting in a movie theater right now, you should just get up and leave, but keep reading for a bit more context (and still zero spoilers). Don't worry Hawkeye, you're safe from spoilers here. Marvel Avengers: Endgame breaks with one of Marvel’s longest-standing traditions, the post-credits scene. Ever since Iron Man, every movie has featured some sort of teaser for what would come next in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In early movies, the studio used this tactic to hint at the next superhero (Iron Man 2 ends with a glimpse of Thor’s hammer in the New Mexico desert). Later on, Marvel used the post-credits scenes to move the plot forward in more complicated ways. The first time we saw Thanos was at the end of The Avengers, and Ant-Man features a post-credits reveal that Captain America and Falcon have captured the Winter Soldier. These scenes got audiences excited for the next movie and ensured they’d keep buying tickets. Of course, Marvel’s also used the post-credits sequence as a gag. Most famously, there’s the shawarma scene at the very end of The Avengers, but Ant-Man and The Wasp and Captain Marvel also featured jokey after-credits scenes. So what does it mean that Avengers: Endgame has no post-credits scenes at all? For one thing, it signifies that this really is the end of an era. Spider-Man: Far From Home may be on the horizon, but beyond that, Phase 4 of the MCU is a huge mystery. For now, Marvel clearly wants to keep it that way, even more than it wants to keep fans interested in whatever comes next. Captain America will protect us from 'Avengers: Endgame' post-credits spoilers. Marvel Of course, Marvel Studios is a huge enterprise and things are bound to leak. Various reports have revealed the studios’ ambitious plans for its so-called Phase 4, which reportedly includes a Black Widow movie; new sequels for Black Panther, Doctor Strange, and Guardians of the Galaxy; and the introduction of the Eternals and Shang-Chi. So, despite what the lack of post-credits may suggest, don’t worry, Marvel still has plenty in store after Avengers: Endgame. Avengers: Endgame is in theaters April 26, 2019.