Spoilers ahead. For our full coverage on Avengers: Endgame, click
here. The final film in the Infinity Saga eschews an important tradition of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While
_Avengers: Endgame_ may have forgone the mid-credit and/or post-credit sequence, it has an extensive credit run — a tribute to the original six Avengers. What it also has, much to the surprise of fans, is a brief audio clip which sounds like metal clanking. [caption id=“attachment_3774377” align=“alignnone” width=“825”] Iron Man. File image[/caption] Fans who have ardently followed the MCU roster throughout its 22-movie-run may find the sound bite rather familiar. ScreenRant
opines that the clip is a callback to the first
_Iron Man_ film, to the moment when
Tony Stark forges the mask for his first-ever Iron Man armour, while in captivity in Afghanistan. [caption id=“attachment_6544411” align=“alignnone” width=“825”]
 Tony Stark forging his first armour. YouTube screengrab[/caption] With Iron Man’s ultimate heroic sacrifice in the Endgame, and considering that Iron Man was the first-ever feature in the MCU franchise, the theory of the audio-clip being a stripped-down version of Ramin Djawadi’s ‘Mark I’ track from the official Iron Man score does not seem too far-fetched. It seems as if the stinger is a befitting tribute to the man who saved humanity from extinction. However, there has been no word from the directors on the rumours yet.
While Avengers: Endgame may have forgone the mid-credit and/or post-credit sequence, it has, much to the surprise of fans, is a brief audio clip
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