Does Coyote vs. Acme have a post-credit scene?

There is no post-credits scene in Coyote vs. Acme, and no mid-credits scene either. Credit-scene trackers list both as "No", and the film sets nothing up after its final shot.

What the credits do contain is worth two extra minutes. The first stretch of the roll carries fresh animation of Wile E. Coyote chasing the Road Runner — not recycled footage from the film, but a new sequence made to play under the names. It is a reward rather than a tease: no plot, no sequel hook, just the chase resuming the moment the lawsuit stops mattering, which is the most Looney Tunes possible way to end a film about the lawsuit.

The second thing is the one people actually stay for, and it lands right at the end. A card reads: "Dedicated to everyone who posted, shared, held up signs, and spoke out when it counted. This film made it to the big screen because of you." That is not a generic thank-you. Warner Bros. Discovery shelved this finished film in November 2023 as a tax write-off; the reaction from animators, journalists and audiences was loud enough that the studio reversed course and allowed the filmmakers to shop it, and Ketchup Entertainment acquired worldwide rights in March 2025. The dedication is the movie acknowledging, on screen, that it exists because people complained.

So: leave whenever you like if you only came for a stinger, because there isn't one. Stay if you want the credits chase, and stay to the end if you want the sentence that closes the loop on three years of the film being a news story rather than a film.

One thing worth stating plainly, because a lot of people went in expecting it: there is no sequel tease, no announcement card, and no last-shot hook for another Looney Tunes feature. Whatever comes next was not planted here.