We have come to the MCU phase 5 by holding the hand of ‘Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania‘. Ant-Man is one of the most awaited MCU show for fans. We have now six movies and five seasons of TV later, the MCU has continued the cliffhanger for the first time in Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania. It’s kind of an indirect follow-up, but it’s enough that we can make some pretty confident inferences.
Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania: Loki (Season 2): Speculation
Loki Season 1 finale is based on Loki and Sylvie as he met WHO has remained and is played by Jonathan Majors. It was revealed that the character was secretly moving with the Time Variance Authority or TVA organization that maintained a stable timeline and stop the multiverse from getting out of control. Loki and Sylvia have only one choice they could kill him, freeing the timeline and allowing the multiverse to take root and allowing people to find a better solution for keeping time stable, or they could let things continue as they were.
But if they kill him, He Who Remains warned, worse alternate versions of himself would fight each other across the multiverse for control of everything, possibly bringing an end to all reality. Sylvie, tired of his eternal manipulations, put him out of his misery, opening up the multiverse and leaving Loki to see if he can salvage things at the TVA.
after watching Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania, we’ve got enough info to work it out just in time for Loki Season 2 this summer.
In the film, we learned that Kang has a long history in the Quantum Realm. So long, in fact, that Janet Van Dyne’s entire time in the Quantum Realm revolved around him: first when she helped him repair his multiverse ship, and then when she helped the other residents of the Quantum Realm fight against him. She lost that war and returned to the wild parts of the Quantum Realm away from the city, and that’s where Ant-Man and their friends found her in the last movie.
That Kang from the Quantum Realm is just one of many Kangs, and he had been intentionally exiled there because the other Kangs didn’t like what he was up to. But this Kang isn’t exactly a good guy, and our heroes end up having to fight and kill him.
In the mid-credits scene, we learn that the other Kangs are pretty upset about one of them being killed. Not that they cared about him specifically, but rather because whoever managed to kill him probably represents a major threat to the rest of them. And so the main Kang of this scene, the Fantastic Four villain Rama-Tut, assembles the entire Council of Kangs–that’s all the Kangs who are on good terms–to talk it out.
Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania: Kang’s Move with The TVA in Loki Season 2
The post-credit scene has unveiled Loki and Mr. Mobius tracking Victor Timely, mainly Kang from the comics who lives in Wisconsin during the late 19th and early 20th Century. The introduction was very interesting as it holds advanced technology from the past that ends up being used by heroes, including the Fantastic Four, many decades later. That certainly could be something the Council of Kangs would want to nip in the bud, especially with the Fantastic Four being poised to make a big splash during the battle against Kang.
We are expecting the story will explore the MCU and enter into the Kang Dynasty. Kang Marvel has done barely any work to set up his arc. Even now I’m just making educated guesses about Loki Season 2, as Quantumania actually did not make any direct or indirect references to the events of Loki Season 1–it showed the result of those events, but not how we got here from there.
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