Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Intruder Kang reveals why he was exiled to the MCU’s Quantum Realm and who sent him. Existing as one of several variants in the vast open multiverse, Kang Conqueror is properly introduced in Peyton Reed’s new work. Ant man after the movie was teased at Marvel Studios Loki Season 1 on Disney+, where Jonathan Majors debuted as He Who Remains. In Ant-Man and the Wasp: QuantumaniaMCU audiences will finally learn more about this time-traveling despot and his arch-rivals.
In Ant-Man and the Wasp: QuantumaniaJanet van Dyne and Kang were both revealed to be together when they were under siege. The MCU’s Quantum Realm. Although she helped Kang rebuild the multifaceted ship without knowing his true motivations, Janet stole Kang’s energy core to ensure he could never leave after discovering his dark past. he growled. As Quantum mania continues, Kang confirms that he was exiled to the Quantum Realm by none other than himself – the Conqueror in the film fearing him and choosing to imprison him in the subatomic realm outside of time and space.
The Council of Kangs exiled Kang to the Quantum Realm
Invader Kang explains to Janet van Dyne that her other variants were exiled to the Quantum Realm due to her attempts to destroy them. Essentially, his mission was to be the only Kang in the multiverse – under the guise of saving the multiverse from their other selves – a version he would make however he wanted. However, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania‘s end credits scene The Kang Council confirms that they are indeed united against him, and possibly any rogue Kangs like him, even though they appear to be a group of depraved villains themselves.
Led by a trio of powerful Kang variants that include the Immortal, the Egyptian pharaoh Rama-Tut, and the Scarlet Centurion version, the Council of Kangs is a veritable army of invaders. In response, many variants of Kang were combined “exiled” Defeated in the quantum universe by Ant-Man, the Wasp, and Scott Lang’s daughter Cassie, now portrayed by Kathryn Newton, she reveals her costume. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. So there are thousands of different Kang options, making them a huge threat that can play a big role in Stage 6. Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Why was Kang exiled to the Quantum Realm?
Since Kang has used his powers to destroy countless universes and entire timelines to destroy his variants, it makes sense that the Council of Kangs would want to send this special version to the Quantum Realm. He is the only place where he can no longer affect or harm time and space. Likewise, exiles Invader Kang is no different than the rest from Loki, another, perhaps calmer variant of Kang. He was able to create a Sacred Timeline on his own, effectively stopping the Kang variants from appearing in Sylvie’s hands before she died.
However, the multiverse has now been reopened and many variants of Kang have appeared in the MCU, uniting as a formidable and possibly unstoppable force in the form of the Council of Kangs. Both the Remnant and Kang the Invader warn that their options could lead to devastation – a fact highlighted at the end of the issue. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, as Scott Lang is left with a sense of impending dread. It seems that despite being in exile, Kang Invader may not be the biggest threat to the MCU’s future.
How Kang Escapes the Quantum Realm (Despite Death)
talk to The Wrap In February 2023 Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania director Peyton Reed suggested it Intruder Kang may not actually be dead after plugging into its explosive versatile power core. He mentions how the audience sees “Scott Lang grapples with this question” and points out that the “no body, no certainty” rule might apply – Kang’s dead body hasn’t actually been seen, so there’s always a chance he’ll return. Some theories suggest that Invader Kang was drawn into the “Storm of Probability” that was observed at the time. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumaniawhich would allow him to return in a future MCU project.
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