The Lion King' post-credits scene?

With the arrival in cinemas of Mufasa: The Lion KingDisney finally releases the first prequel to its iconic animated film thirty years later. In the last decade, the company has carried out numerous remakes and reinterpretations in real image (or at least photorealistic) of its animated classics. Among all these new versions, The Lion King stood out thanks to its brutal box office success. Therefore, now The House of the Mouse ventures expanding its universe. When based on the most recent tradition, one of the doubts that arises is whether there will be a post-credits scene.

These types of sequences added during or after the end credits have been especially recurrent in superhero films since 2008. But other films also include them with increasing frequency. Sometimes they serve to anticipate what is to come in future installments of a saga, presenting new characters or situations. On other occasions, on the contrary, they simply serve to close some subplots that had been left open during the footage. There are even times when they are used as a gag without any major pretensions to bring one last smile to the most patient fans.

Without going any further, the latest Disney release, Moana 2had a post-credits scene. Therefore, the doubt about what could happen with Mufasa: The Lion King It was more than logical. As it is a new and original story, perhaps the company had an ace up its sleeve to present other spin-offs. But on this occasion, they have not chosen to do so. And it is that The film does not have a post-credits scene.. When the story reaches its end and fades to black, the credits roll and everything ends. There are no previews, winks or second endings.

what is it about Mufasa: The Lion King?

The story of Mufasa: The Lion King is counted by A friendwho is commissioned to take care of the young puppy Kiaradaughter of Simba y Nala. To do this, the mandrel will have with him Rudder y Pump contributing his particular style of humor. The fable presents Mufasa like an orphaned cub, lost and alone until he meets another little lion named Takeheir to a royal lineage.

This chance meeting will set in motion a journey for a group of misfits searching for their destiny. Their bonds will be tested as they work together to escape a threatening and deadly enemy, the evil Kiros. All this will lead to Mufasa to become the legend of the savannah that everyone knows. Worse it will also lead to Take down an irremediable path of perdition.

Mufasa: The Lion King It's already in theaters.