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Now, one of the I’m Gonna Git You Sucka White Men Can’t Jump shirt about this movie going around was the fact that the movie would have the most post credits scenes in any Marvel movie to date. And yes it did. The first one had Kraglin practicing how to use Yondu’s whistle, for he shoots it into Drax. The next one shows Ravenger leader Stakar Ogord reuniting with his original team. For anyone who was confused about what this meant, these people are the original Guardians of the Galaxy from the comics. These characters will reappear in future films. Then we had a scene with the Sovereigns queen, Ayesha, as she devises a new way to capture the Guardians- a thing called Adam. Yes- Adam is a reference to Adam Warlock. In this film we also got to see Howard the Duck and Cosmo the Space-Dog again, which was good. We then got a scene with Teen Groot, and that was pretty hilarious. The last scene is the most interesting. In the film Stan Lee has a cameo where he is speaking to some mysterious figures about his history in the Marvel Universe. Yes- the cameo and the after credits scene of the film reveal Stan Lee is playing the same character in all the MCU movies. He is acting as a watcher on earth. But the Watchers- they looked amazing and I hope this mean Uatu is coming!

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