Warning: This article contains spoilers for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever! Kang the Conqueror may return as a hero in Marvel Studios Superhero Squad: Kang Dynasty. Phase 5 of the MCU begins with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Feverreleased on February 17, 2023, introduced the world to Kang the Conqueror, the character that Jonathan Majors played in. stone Season 1. Scott Lang and his team of mutants take on the main antagonist of the Multiverse in an attempt to stop Kang from escaping his Quantum Realm prison and eventually succeed in defeating his nemesis. their time travel, but many of Kang’s mutants will make up Phase 5 and beyond pose a major threat.
Both He Who Remains and Kang the Conqueror warn the MCU heroes that their mutants pose an even greater threat to the multiverse, suggesting that both are the only ones with the ability. stop Kang’s onslaught. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever The ending scene introduces the Kang Council to the MCU, including Rama-Tut, Immortus, the Skrull variant of Kang, and hundreds of others from different timelines. Stage 5 will build Kang’s threat before the climax Superhero Squad: Kang Dynasty During Phase 6, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes may have an unexpected secret weapon.
Quantumania’s Kang can still return – despite his death
end Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever Watch Scott Lang face off against Kang the Conqueror in a brutal hand-to-hand combat, willing to sacrifice himself to prevent Kang from escaping the Quantum Realm and wreaking havoc on the multiverse. While Scott manages to kill Kang with the help of Hope Van Dyne, thrusting him into Kang’s exploding multiverse energy core, the MCU’s Ant-Man wonders if that’s really the right move. no, especially after the many variations of Kang after warning of a greater threat. Now popular theory suggests Kang the Conqueror is not dead. quantum madnessopportunity for his triumphant return.
Could it be that Kang the Conqueror was really caught up in a storm of probability Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever. He can stay there for centuries, fighting possible variants of himself, while still trying to escape the Quantum Realm. Kang Council seems to have determined that Kang, aka Exile, died at the end of the year quantum madness, expressed anger at Scott Lang and the Avengers for meddling in their affairs. However, the future of Kang the Conqueror could get even more heroic as his MCU saga continues.
Kang Council is a bigger threat (Kang will want to fight them)
Though only fleeting in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever, Council of Kang has proven itself to be a formidable threat to the MCU and its heroes. The Council is made up of hundreds of Kang variants, all of whom possess the ability to time travel, absorb advanced technology, and influence the multiverse. Various variations of Kang will appear soon in upcoming MCU projects Superhero Squad: Kang DynastyA Skrull variant of Kang may appear in secret invasionAnd Victor promptly confirmed stone Part 2 on Disney+.
The reason the Kang Council is so terrifying is that they are combined and powerful enough to not only easily wipe out all of reality, but also have the ability to destroy and banish one of them, Kang the Conqueror, who is said to have fallen into the quantum realm Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever opening moment. If Kang the Conqueror returns for a future MCU project, he could help the Avengers fight the Kang Council. After being exiled by other mutants, he certainly has a grudge against them so he could be the Avengers’ secret weapon in the upcoming battle.
Ant-Man can realize the Avengers need to work with Kang
Stage Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever, Kang the Conqueror explains to Scott Lang that his mutant is a multiverse danger, implying that he is the only one who can stop them and that his death will set them free. This was a major source of conflict for Scott, even after his safe return from the Quantum Realm he was found processing information, expressing doubts about killing Kang and wondering if he suffer fate for it. This could be an important aspect of Kang the Conqueror’s future MCU story, as Scott Lang may change his mind and realize that Kang is really their only hope.
Getting in and out of the Quantum Realm now seems easy, and there’s a chance Scott Lang could get Kang the Conqueror back to help fight the Kang Council. Obviously, Kang isn’t willing to help his enemies, but if it means saving the multiverse and getting rid of his evil mutants, he’ll likely be more than willing to help, despite his nature. himself will still be a great threat to Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. It’s known that certain variations of Kang can be good, such as the young Nathaniel Richards, aka Iron Lad, so the MCU’s conqueror Kang might have a change of heart.
Is Kang enough for the Avengers to defeat the Kang Council?
Regardless of whether Kang the Conqueror joins the Avengers in their fight against the Kang Council, the question remains whether that will be enough. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Fever Kang is shown to be a fearsome, ruthless, and brutal adversary that easily takes down innocent civilians, but that could be a different story when he’s up against hundreds of versions of himself. Kang Council’s ability to disrupt timelines and trigger invasions has sparked some big, dramatic battles in upcoming MCU projects, and Kang Council may not be strong enough to deal with it. all of them at the same time.
Even so, Kang the Conqueror is a much better ally than foe to the MCU’s new Avengers, as he possesses unimaginable powers that the MCU’s current roster of heroes can only dream of. wish. Superhero Squad: Kang Dynasty can see some repetition Avengers: Game over, since it was Scott Lang who did the trick to save the day in the Infinity Saga, and if he does collect Kang from the Quantum Realm, it’s also possible he was the one who saved the day in the Multiverse Saga. one of two ways, Superhero Squad: Kang Dynasty It is poised to become a historical artifact of the MCU.