Curious to know if there’s a post, mid, or end-credit scene for Tron: Ares? Directed by Joachim Rønning, the sci-fi action movie centers around a highly sophisticated program, Ares, which embarks on a dangerous mission to the real world. This is when mankind comes across A.I. for the first time. With the movie having been released recently, many want to know if they should wait for an additional scene towards the end of the movie.
Does Tron: Ares have a mid or post-credits scene at the end?
Yes, Tron: Ares does have a mid-credit scene.
Typically, a movie has additional scenes when it’s required to either solve any plot queries or to set up another sequel. Franchises like Marvel also use credits scenes to tease the fate of characters. In this movie’s case, the scene reveals the fate of Evan Peters’ villainous Julian Dillinger, setting up a potential sequel.
What happens to Evan Peters’ Julian Dillinger in Tron: Ares mid-credits scene?
Julian Dillinger doesn’t pay for his actions and manages to escape in his created Grid in the mid-credit scene. He gets his hands on a red-and-grey disc, which forms Sark’s iconic armor around him, referencing the Games Master from 1982’s Tron.
Julian escapes punishment by digitizing himself and hiding out in a grid of his own creation. Following the ENCOM’s security assault, he learns that The Grid is in ruins after his consciousness surfaces in the server. He’s alone in the doomed version of The Grid. However, he comes across a disc, which is similar to a disc received by Ares. The red-and-grey disc is easily identifiable, given that it resembles Sark’s (David Warner) disc. In the 1982 movie, the program was created by Julian’s grandfather, Edward. After discovering the disc, Julian holds it and screams, forming a Sark armor around him. This suggests that Julian’s character might redefine a new form of evil inside the Grid, returning as a powerful antagonist in the future sequel.
