If you assumed that the lack of a body meant Asteria lived, well, you were right. In Diana’s version of events, Asteria apparently died saving the others, as her body was never found - just the empty armor, which Wonder Woman wore for the final battle with Cheetah and Max Lord. She was aided in this endeavor by a suit of gold armor forged from the combined armor of the other Amazons.Īlso Read: The Crazy Climax of 'Wonder Woman 1984' Explained

In ancient times, the Amazons were enslaved by humans, but they freed themselves, and Asteria, their greatest warrior, held the line “300”-style while the others escaped. Carter introduces herself as Asteria.ĭiana gave some backstory on Asteria earlier in the movie. The mother thanks the woman, who turns around, revealing the face of Lynda Carter, who played Wonder Woman in 1970s TV series. This woman casually catches the heavy pole with one hand, saving a family with a small child that had been in harm’s way.

In the scene, we see a woman walking through some sort of outdoor market when a large wooden pole starts to fall. Though we think it’s likely just a fun extra moment that calls back to something Wonder Woman herself, Diana Prince (Gal Gadot), said earlier in the film.Īlso Read: Every DC Comics Movie Ranked, Including 'Wonder Woman 1984' This mid-credits scene doesn’t tease any upcoming movies from the larger DC Extended Universe like “The Suicide Squad” or “Aquaman 2,” but it might, possibly, suggest something about future “Wonder Woman” movies. And “Wonder Woman 1984” also joins that party with a bonus scene that pops up midway through the end credits. (This article contains some spoilers for “Wonder Woman 1984”)įilms based on DC Comics properties, including the first “Wonder Woman” movie, didn’t used to do the whole post-credits thing, but that’s changed in the past few years as the DC Extended Universe franchise has evolved.

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