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Do I need to watch Ant-Man and the Wasp and Captain Marvel before watching Avengers: Endgame?



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Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Favourite questions and answers from the 1st quarter of 2019Which related films do I need to watch before watching Avengers Assemble?Why was Ant-Man excluded from the Civil War trailer?Is there any particular order in which one should watch the movies of Marvel Cinematic Universe? Why?Is it necessary to watch Episodes 1-3 before watching “The Force Awakens” and “The Last Jedi”?Is Ant-Man and The Wasp happening after Infinity War in MCU timeline?Is it necessary to watch Black Panther before watching Avengers-Infinity WarHow does Scott Lang afford to live in a townhouse in San Francisco?Reason for Ant-Man not appearing in Infinity WarWhy did everyone call the organization S.H.I.E.L.D in Captain Marvel?What is the MCU film “Critical Path” to get proper backstory before watching Avengers: Endgame?










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I am going to watch Avengers: Endgame soon but I have not seen Ant-Man and the Wasp and Captain Marvel yet so I wanted to know if I can skip them and still have no issue to understand Avengers: Endgame or not?










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Both movies are set before Infinity War, so it's really not that important to watch them. Although, I'd say you have to watch mid-credit scenes of these movies because they play as teasers for Endgame.



You may skip Captain Marvel though if you have background information about that character. However, you won't know the connection between Captain Marvel and Nick Fury, but it's not really important.



Ant-Man and the Wasp is also set before and during Infinity War. The only thing you need to know is the Quantum Realm which plays an important role. However, you can still get an idea about it while watching Endgame.



From Express article,




While both are set before Infinity War, they could contain something of a teaser for what the Avengers’ plan in Endgame will be in the fightback against Thanos.



But ultimately, if fans don’t have time to see either movie before Endgame it isn’t the end of the world.



However, both films’ mid-credits scenes are the only thing that audiences really should watch before the Marvel epic is out this weekend.







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  • I’d say Ant-man and the Wasp sets up a lot of importance for Endgame but they cover it reasonably well in Endgame so yeah not truly necessary but if you have time certainly go for it.

    – TheLethalCarrot
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  • Yes, I have updated my answer accordingly.

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I would like to explain these two mid-credits scenes in addition to AJ's answer.



Ant-Man and the Wasp




In a mid-credits scene, Pym, Lang(Ant-man), Hope, and Janet plan to harvest
quantum energy to help Ava remain stable. While Lang is in the quantum
realm doing this, the other three disintegrate.

Note: You might not know these characters, but actually you just need to know is that Ant-man is been trapped in the quantum realm.




Captain Marvel




In a mid-credits scene, set in the present day, the activated pager
is being monitored by the Avengers when Danvers appears.




That's all you need to know before watching Avengers: Endgame.






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    Both movies are set before Infinity War, so it's really not that important to watch them. Although, I'd say you have to watch mid-credit scenes of these movies because they play as teasers for Endgame.



    You may skip Captain Marvel though if you have background information about that character. However, you won't know the connection between Captain Marvel and Nick Fury, but it's not really important.



    Ant-Man and the Wasp is also set before and during Infinity War. The only thing you need to know is the Quantum Realm which plays an important role. However, you can still get an idea about it while watching Endgame.



    From Express article,




    While both are set before Infinity War, they could contain something of a teaser for what the Avengers’ plan in Endgame will be in the fightback against Thanos.



    But ultimately, if fans don’t have time to see either movie before Endgame it isn’t the end of the world.



    However, both films’ mid-credits scenes are the only thing that audiences really should watch before the Marvel epic is out this weekend.







    share|improve this answer

























    • I’d say Ant-man and the Wasp sets up a lot of importance for Endgame but they cover it reasonably well in Endgame so yeah not truly necessary but if you have time certainly go for it.

      – TheLethalCarrot
      2 hours ago











    • Yes, I have updated my answer accordingly.

      – A J
      2 hours ago















    8














    Both movies are set before Infinity War, so it's really not that important to watch them. Although, I'd say you have to watch mid-credit scenes of these movies because they play as teasers for Endgame.



    You may skip Captain Marvel though if you have background information about that character. However, you won't know the connection between Captain Marvel and Nick Fury, but it's not really important.



    Ant-Man and the Wasp is also set before and during Infinity War. The only thing you need to know is the Quantum Realm which plays an important role. However, you can still get an idea about it while watching Endgame.



    From Express article,




    While both are set before Infinity War, they could contain something of a teaser for what the Avengers’ plan in Endgame will be in the fightback against Thanos.



    But ultimately, if fans don’t have time to see either movie before Endgame it isn’t the end of the world.



    However, both films’ mid-credits scenes are the only thing that audiences really should watch before the Marvel epic is out this weekend.







    share|improve this answer

























    • I’d say Ant-man and the Wasp sets up a lot of importance for Endgame but they cover it reasonably well in Endgame so yeah not truly necessary but if you have time certainly go for it.

      – TheLethalCarrot
      2 hours ago











    • Yes, I have updated my answer accordingly.

      – A J
      2 hours ago













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    Both movies are set before Infinity War, so it's really not that important to watch them. Although, I'd say you have to watch mid-credit scenes of these movies because they play as teasers for Endgame.



    You may skip Captain Marvel though if you have background information about that character. However, you won't know the connection between Captain Marvel and Nick Fury, but it's not really important.



    Ant-Man and the Wasp is also set before and during Infinity War. The only thing you need to know is the Quantum Realm which plays an important role. However, you can still get an idea about it while watching Endgame.



    From Express article,




    While both are set before Infinity War, they could contain something of a teaser for what the Avengers’ plan in Endgame will be in the fightback against Thanos.



    But ultimately, if fans don’t have time to see either movie before Endgame it isn’t the end of the world.



    However, both films’ mid-credits scenes are the only thing that audiences really should watch before the Marvel epic is out this weekend.







    share|improve this answer















    Both movies are set before Infinity War, so it's really not that important to watch them. Although, I'd say you have to watch mid-credit scenes of these movies because they play as teasers for Endgame.



    You may skip Captain Marvel though if you have background information about that character. However, you won't know the connection between Captain Marvel and Nick Fury, but it's not really important.



    Ant-Man and the Wasp is also set before and during Infinity War. The only thing you need to know is the Quantum Realm which plays an important role. However, you can still get an idea about it while watching Endgame.



    From Express article,




    While both are set before Infinity War, they could contain something of a teaser for what the Avengers’ plan in Endgame will be in the fightback against Thanos.



    But ultimately, if fans don’t have time to see either movie before Endgame it isn’t the end of the world.



    However, both films’ mid-credits scenes are the only thing that audiences really should watch before the Marvel epic is out this weekend.








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    • I’d say Ant-man and the Wasp sets up a lot of importance for Endgame but they cover it reasonably well in Endgame so yeah not truly necessary but if you have time certainly go for it.

      – TheLethalCarrot
      2 hours ago











    • Yes, I have updated my answer accordingly.

      – A J
      2 hours ago

















    • I’d say Ant-man and the Wasp sets up a lot of importance for Endgame but they cover it reasonably well in Endgame so yeah not truly necessary but if you have time certainly go for it.

      – TheLethalCarrot
      2 hours ago











    • Yes, I have updated my answer accordingly.

      – A J
      2 hours ago
















    I’d say Ant-man and the Wasp sets up a lot of importance for Endgame but they cover it reasonably well in Endgame so yeah not truly necessary but if you have time certainly go for it.

    – TheLethalCarrot
    2 hours ago





    I’d say Ant-man and the Wasp sets up a lot of importance for Endgame but they cover it reasonably well in Endgame so yeah not truly necessary but if you have time certainly go for it.

    – TheLethalCarrot
    2 hours ago













    Yes, I have updated my answer accordingly.

    – A J
    2 hours ago





    Yes, I have updated my answer accordingly.

    – A J
    2 hours ago











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    I would like to explain these two mid-credits scenes in addition to AJ's answer.



    Ant-Man and the Wasp




    In a mid-credits scene, Pym, Lang(Ant-man), Hope, and Janet plan to harvest
    quantum energy to help Ava remain stable. While Lang is in the quantum
    realm doing this, the other three disintegrate.

    Note: You might not know these characters, but actually you just need to know is that Ant-man is been trapped in the quantum realm.




    Captain Marvel




    In a mid-credits scene, set in the present day, the activated pager
    is being monitored by the Avengers when Danvers appears.




    That's all you need to know before watching Avengers: Endgame.






    share|improve this answer





























      1














      I would like to explain these two mid-credits scenes in addition to AJ's answer.



      Ant-Man and the Wasp




      In a mid-credits scene, Pym, Lang(Ant-man), Hope, and Janet plan to harvest
      quantum energy to help Ava remain stable. While Lang is in the quantum
      realm doing this, the other three disintegrate.

      Note: You might not know these characters, but actually you just need to know is that Ant-man is been trapped in the quantum realm.




      Captain Marvel




      In a mid-credits scene, set in the present day, the activated pager
      is being monitored by the Avengers when Danvers appears.




      That's all you need to know before watching Avengers: Endgame.






      share|improve this answer



























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        1







        I would like to explain these two mid-credits scenes in addition to AJ's answer.



        Ant-Man and the Wasp




        In a mid-credits scene, Pym, Lang(Ant-man), Hope, and Janet plan to harvest
        quantum energy to help Ava remain stable. While Lang is in the quantum
        realm doing this, the other three disintegrate.

        Note: You might not know these characters, but actually you just need to know is that Ant-man is been trapped in the quantum realm.




        Captain Marvel




        In a mid-credits scene, set in the present day, the activated pager
        is being monitored by the Avengers when Danvers appears.




        That's all you need to know before watching Avengers: Endgame.






        share|improve this answer















        I would like to explain these two mid-credits scenes in addition to AJ's answer.



        Ant-Man and the Wasp




        In a mid-credits scene, Pym, Lang(Ant-man), Hope, and Janet plan to harvest
        quantum energy to help Ava remain stable. While Lang is in the quantum
        realm doing this, the other three disintegrate.

        Note: You might not know these characters, but actually you just need to know is that Ant-man is been trapped in the quantum realm.




        Captain Marvel




        In a mid-credits scene, set in the present day, the activated pager
        is being monitored by the Avengers when Danvers appears.




        That's all you need to know before watching Avengers: Endgame.







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