Morbius

The ending of “Morbius” reveals that Michael Morbius, who was initially depicted as a scientist trying to cure his blood disease, succumbs to his vampire nature after a series of tragic events. He kills numerous people to survive and eventually becomes a living vampire. During the climax, Morbius fights his friend Milo, who has taken the serum and become just like him, driven by bloodlust. Their battle ends with Morbius using bats as a distraction and injecting Milo with a poison that kills him, bringing an end to his rampage. However, the most shocking turn is Martine Bancroft, who was believed to be dead, awakening with blood-red eyes, indicating she has also become a vampire—likely due to Morbius biting her or her ingesting his blood during their kiss. This transformation hints that she may be part of Morbius’s new vampire existence, setting up potential future conflicts.

Meanwhile, the film introduces the multiverse aspect with the mid-credits scene, where Adrian Toomes from the MCU arrives in Morbius’s universe after the events of “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” suggesting a crossover of characters from different universes. Toomes seeks to team up with Morbius, despite the confusing circumstances of his arrival, hinting at the possibility of a sinister alliance or the formation of a villainous team like the Sinister Six. The post-credits scene confirms this crossover, with Toomes presenting a potential partnership, which could lead to more shared universe stories involving these villains. Ultimately, the ending leaves Morbius and Martine in a dark, uncertain future, with the door open for sequels that explore their new, vampiric existences and the chaos that could unfold from the multiverse crossover.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:57