Ant Manthird outing here to start Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a micro-explosion. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Not only is it the latest installment in Scott Lang’s adventures, it’s also the first movie in the MCU to feature Khang as the main antagonist. And since he was set up to be the big bad guy of the next two Avengers moviesObviously quantum has big plans for Conqueror.
Of course, like most MCU movies, some of the biggest revelations about the future come from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumaniatwo credit scenes. The first scene takes place between the credits and the last scene, you’ll have to wait until the end.
[Ed. note: This post contains spoilers for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.]
What happens in the scene between the credits of Quantumania?
quantumThe scene between the credits is more important than the two scenes, at least in the future of the MCU. We move into a world that seems to be floating in space. The three versions of Kang — each with a completely different style, with different technology and costumes, although all played by Jonathan Majors — discuss the fact that the “exile,” Kang the Conqueror, the villain of this movie, is dead. The Kangs then explain how our world is just beginning to explore the multiverse, and so it’s time to discuss the matter with all the Kangs everywhere. Move on to a vast arena where thousands of other visually diverse Kangs begin to emerge from different timelines, realities, and universes.
For what this means, it looks like Marvel is trying to establish something like Council of Kang in the MCU. The three Kangs we see are not specifically identified in the short mid-credits scene, but they do seem to be mentioned in some of Kang’s most popular comic incarnations.
Who is the version of Kang at the end of Quantumania?
In the comics, all these characters are actually the same person, Are not parallel versions of each other. Thanks to Kang’s long life of time-traveling mischief, many of his personal development stages have been assisted, cursed, or simply interacted with Marvel’s superheroes. The person with the neon glow on his skin is likely the MCU’s interpretation of Iron Lad, the superhero identity Kang assumed as a teenager in the distant future.
Kang in Egyptian costume is clearly a reference to Pharaoh Rama-Tut, the guise Kang used when he was in the “I want to go back in time and rule all of Egypt” phase. And the man with the tall hat and impressive beard is definitely Immortus, Kang in the oldest period of his life, who’s been here so long, he’s almost overcome that conquest, and would rather fix timelines rather than messing them up the way he did in his youth. The MCU’s version seems more sinister, but it’s still unclear what exactly these Kangs really want or are planning, only knowing that it has something to do with “invasion”, a natural disaster. the ominous multiverse was last seen in Doctor Strange in the Mad Multiverse.
What happens in Quantumania’s post-credits scene?
quantumThe film’s post-credits scene is Kang-centered, though it also establishes a clearer vision for the series’ immediate future: It’s a very short trailer for the show. Loki part 2. The short clip shows Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and Mobius (Owen Wilson) watching a Victorian science presentation by an elegant, suffocating figure named Victor Timely (also played by Jonathan Majors) present. And guess! Victor promptly is another time travel identity of Kang.
In this scene, Victor is explaining how time shapes people’s lives, but conversely, can shape it. From the audience, Loki – also dressed for the times – whispers to Mobius, “It’s him!” Mobius looked doubtful: “You make him look like this scary character!” “There he is,” Loki says ominously, before his face turns black. Given that Loki and his gender-swapped alternate timeline itself, Sylvie confronted a different version of Kang in season 1 of Loki – this is calledStay people,” one character more or less explained how his death would cause a Kangs explosion in the multiverse—no wonder Loki recognizes this new iteration and the threat he poses. go out. We will find out what role Victor will play in the multiverse when season 2 of Loki down this summer.
