A new theory for Moon Knight season 2 suggests that Oscar Isaac's superhero could have a major role in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. As seen in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, the multiverse has brought forth the Council of Kangs, a new threat that will soon emerge in the MCU's ongoing Multiverse Saga.
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Kang the Conqueror and his many variants have been getting set up to face off against the MCU's heroes in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, but recent reports and events make it seem possible that Kang may still be replaced as the saga's big bad.
Moon Knight does have Avengers connections in the comics, but they don't exactly support the idea of him joining the team. In his fact, his temporary stints with groups like the West Coast Avengers just prove why he doesn't belong with them.
MOON KNIGHT BATTLES KANG THE CONQUEROR! KANG THE CONQUEROR has found a way to rewrite history in his own image! But when the chance to settle an ancient grudge against the Egyptian god, Khonshu, tempts Kang, the process is interrupted and time and reality quickly go haywire.
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Is Moon Knight connected to Kang the Conqueror?
Moon Knight makes a subtle reference to Kang the Conqueror
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What is the connection between Moon Knight and Kang?
Moon Knight Meets the Egyptian Kang
His appearance in Quantumania gives off the impression that he'll be among the more important Kang Variants. While Rama-Tut didn't show his face in last year's Disney+ series, a briefly seen piece of graffiti art in the show does seem to be a direct reference to him.
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Speaking to CinemaBlend, "Loki" lead writer Eric Martin said that there aren't any plans for "Loki" season three at the moment. Martin also noted that he and the show's other writers scripted "Loki" with just two seasons in mind. "We approached this as like two halves of a book.
Alongside Hulk, Thor is arguably the most powerful of the original Avengers. Putting it simply, Moon Knight would not stand a chance against him. None of Moon Knight's gadgets even compare to Mjølnir, and Thor has no apparent weaknesses that Moon Knight could exploit.
As Marc's comic history and ongoing stories show, there's only one person who can claim that title - and they already exist in the MCU. While Moon Knight has battled foes like Raul Bushman, Arthur Harrow, and Tutor many times, his true arch nemesis is actually his own god, Khonshu.
Kang is usually known for going after greater stakes than anything that Moon Knight is usually involved in, but Moon Knight has defeated him before. Kang was trying to gather Khonshu's totems for himself, and Moon Knight, with the help of past versions of himself, was able to defeat the time-traveling villain.
While in Thebes, he had a run-in there with Kang the Conqueror, when Kang showed up trying to gain dominion over time (as one does). In fact, due to some time travel shenanigans, Khonshu has rubbed shoulders with both Kang and Marc Spector at various points throughout history.
In the ancient past, Kang stole Khonshu's magical totem to use for his own purposes, all the while insulting the god, saying that the power he wields is even greater than any god, especially Khonshu.
Kang ultimately allowed Thanos' snap to happen and may have allowed the Emergence too, so his influence over the universe is a lot stronger than that of the Celestials.
