Does Turning Red have a post-credit scene?

Yes, Turning Red has a post-credits scene, and it is the best kind — a joke that only works because the whole film built it.

After the credits, we find Jin, Mei's father, alone in the basement. He has one of Mei's *4\Town CDs on, he is listening to it properly, and he is enjoying it. Upstairs, Ming** is calling for him. He does not answer.

Everything about the film runs through that shot. Turning Red is a story about a household where wanting things is dangerous — where Mei hides her drawings, her music, her friends and eventually an entire second body from a mother whose approval is conditional on there being nothing to disapprove of. Jin spends the film as the calm one, the parent who does not push, the person who tells Mei that the panda is a part of her she gets to decide what to do with. The post-credits scene reveals that he has been running the same concealment strategy she has, on the same subject, in the same house, for however long.

It also lands the film's most generous idea: the secret is not shameful, it is just private. He is not hiding a vice. He is hiding the fact that he likes a boy band, because in that kitchen, liking things out loud has a cost.

There is nothing else after it — no sequel setup, no additional characters, and no bloopers. Just a man in a basement, having a nice time. Stay for it.