Echo has a mid-credits scene but not a post-credits one. Don't despair though, as it's a huge moment that could – ahem – echo through the future of the MCU. As Kingpin escapes on his private jet, he watches a news report about the mayoral race for New York City and how it's lacking any standout candidates.
Here's everything to know more about the ending and post-credits scene of Echo. Echo by Alaqua Cox has ended with a very intriguing post-credits scene, setting up the future of Kingpin and the biggest new series on Disney+ of Phase 5.
Echo concludes with a showdown between Maya and her surrogate father, Wilson “Kingpin” Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio), and instead of avenging her biological father's (Zahn McClarnon) murder, she used her powers to access the treacherous crime lord's mind in hopes of healing the childhood trauma that made him who he is today ...
According to 'Hollywood Reporter', production finally started back up and the original Daredevil stunt coordinator has returned. It also said that Marvel Studios "is interested in doing more with the character and is already developing new ideas as it seeks to build out its street-level heroes."
Echo's post-credits scene just set up Kingpin's political future in the MCU. One of Kingpin's most popular comic series is coming to life in the live-action. Following in line with virtually every other Marvel Studios release, the final episode of Echo Season One does, in fact, have one post-credits scene.
Sometime after being cursed, Echo spied a young man, Narcissus, while he was out hunting deer with his companions. She immediately fell in love with him and, infatuated, followed quietly.
☆☆☆☆☆ At least Amber (played by Jessica Ann Collins) made it out alive. Enervating Apple TV+ series Echo 3 comes to a close this week. The show finally springs kidnapped CIA plant Amber from her prison, but there's a lot more to freedom than no longer seeing the same four walls.
Echo was released in its entirety simultaneously on Disney+ and Hulu on January 9, 2024, consisting of five episodes. It is Marvel Studios' first television release to debut on Hulu and to receive a TV-MA rating. It is part of Phase Five of the MCU and the first series under the "Marvel Spotlight" banner.
Marvel Studios' Echo is set after the events of 2021's Hawkeye, in which Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox) exacted her revenge on Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio), thereby putting herself in grave danger.
He chose to enlist in Clone Force 99 following the fight. After working with Rex and contributing more to the galaxy's resistance against the Empire, Echo left the gang after Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 2, episode 8.
D'Onofrio believes Kingpin has not changed but rather has become enlightened through his experiences. The post-credits scene in the Echo finale suggests that Kingpin might continue his villainous work while holding public office.
Unlike other Marvel shows, which consist of six episodes, Echo is just five episodes long. Also unlike Marvel's recent small-screen titles, Echo released all of its five episodes at once. It marks the studio's first television release to debut on Hulu simultaneously, as well as its first to receive a TV-MA rating.
Henry "Black Crow" Lopez is the brother of William Lopez and the paternal uncle of Maya Lopez. Upon Taloa Lopez's death, Henry moved William and Maya out to New York City. Once William died, Henry was forced by Kingpin to move back to Tamaha where he did in dirty work.
Two of the five episodes end with teases to further build the anticipation of D'Onofrio's return: The closing moments of the pilot reveal that Kingpin is still alive, while the third episode concludes with a prolonged, dramatic reunion between Fisk and Lopez as he stands before her for the first time since she shot him ...
Well, hi Hawkeye! Echo viewers might be surprised to see the Avenger make an appearance in the show – sort of. Jeremy Renner appears as part of the cast of episode 1 of Marvel's new show as Clint Barton's past conversation with Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox) is revisited.
All told, Echo is fine. I enjoyed the first three episodes well enough, even if it's a bit slow for a show that's only five episodes long. All five episodes drop tonight, which also feels like a bad decision, not giving the series enough time to build up any hype.
Despite the Marvel Spotlight banner, Echo is a spinoff of Hawkeye, as the new series follows Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox) as she flees New York City after shooting Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio), who is also set to return. (Fisk may have gotten shot in the face during the Hawkeye finale, but don't worry, he seems fine!)
A shortened runtime means its creators didn't feel beholden to a standard, which is a good thing; the story should dictate the pace, not the other way around. When shows have to be crammed into a box, their stories tend to suffer. Echo will tell a shorter, and hopefully more effective, story.
Echoes ends with Charlie, and the audience, wondering who is actually with him, Leni or Gina. While it's left unclear which twin is with Charlie, she is most likely Gina, while Leni is the woman at the reading.
While those who aren't noted fans of the genre may not be won over by the show, geopolitical action thriller enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy in Echo 3. If you're looking for a military thriller, “Jack Reacher” is more fun. “Echo 3” is a fine enough diversion while viewers wait for better shows to return.
What does Maya do to Kingpin in Echo episode 5? “We don't harm living things,” Maya's mother tells her in a flashback to begin the Echo finale. It's something Maya takes to heart. Instead of killing Kingpin, she offers him a second chance and appears to change his personality.
