You're an interesting man.
You have a daughter.
Your dad.
You're an avenger.
Have I killed you before?
on February 17th, I can shattered existence and nothing can prepare you.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania.
PG 13 Experience in 3D February 17.
Welcome back, everyone. It's Charlie.
Marvel released a new Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania via Kang scene,
where he talks about killing The Avengers and not remembering which Avengers
it was meaning.
He's face many variants of the Avengers team from alternate universes before this,
so we'll break it all down and explain how he got those scars.
What happens if you mess with time?
It tends to mess back the scene.
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During the new trailer, when Ant-Man is meeting
Kang the Conqueror for the first time, he has no idea who Kang is because
everyone had been separated when Kang locked on to Cassie Lane.
Signal.
That's him here, pulling them into the quantum realm.
And at that point, Janet Van Dyne hadn't told them about her history with Kang.
She doesn't do that till later.
In the movie, Kang winds up capturing Cassie Lang in
Ant-Man and brings them to principal as his time city.
That's based on the principle is from the comics.
Ant-Man rolls up boasting about how he's a member of The Avengers.
They just defeated two versions of Thanos in Save the Universe.
He wrote a bestselling book, Look Out for the Little Guy, which Marvel
actually just released a trailer for like a separate, funny trailer,
as if they actually created the book because it actually
sounds like they're selling that real book.
But the book itself in Real life is just a compilation,
like a retrospective on his character in the MCU, an Avenger,
but he's also a bestselling author.
And now you
can purchase my his very real book.
Look Out for the little Guy.
That's right.
This once movie
prop is now an actual real life book you can purchase wherever books are sold.
How's that for meta?
And when he's boasting about being part of The Avengers, you better watch out.
Kang completely unperturbed replies, You're an Avenger.
Have I killed you before?
Are you the one with the hammer?
There's a big Thor reference that they cut out of the trailers,
but it's Kang revealing that he's fought
and killed many variants of the Avengers team for across different universes.
It's also a reference to a lot of the old battles
he had against The Avengers in the comics.
With the change that it's Kang conquering different universes
instead of simply fighting The Avengers within his own timeline.
Many different times in the comics and in the animated series
where they have been doing Kang for a while now.
Usually it's just one version of Kang fighting them at different points
in his own timeline.
There's also the same way they explained his backstory in the comics
up to more recent stories, where they introduced
the whole concept of the Council of Kangs and the Council of Read's multiverse.
Variants of the team up across the universes.
They teased that during the Loki finale with the he remains variant of Kang
during Rick and Morty.
The citadel of Rick's was inspired
by the Council of Reeds and the Council of Kangs,
but you notice all the scars that he has on his face,
even in what looked like the flashbacks where he's not wearing his armor.
He was wearing the green tunic, which is also inspired
by his classic comics outfit that's green and purple,
meaning he got the scars before he crashed in the quantum realm.
The first time he got the scars when he was busy fighting the multiverse war.
And also while that was happening, he fought and killed
many of the other variants of the Avengers in different universes.
Not every single other variant of the team.
Theoretically, there be infinite universes with infinite versions of the team
in this particular variant of Kang the Conqueror
would have only visited some of them.
But they're also explaining that this Kang variant is the one who actually started
the Kang Multiverse war in the first place.
As he remained said,
some of them worked together for a time to better each other's universes,
but some only saw other universes as new places to conquer.
Thus this variant of Kang the Conqueror.
His joked Ant-Man about forgetting which avenger
he was, is a callback to the Spider-Man joke
earlier in the movie,
where the shop owner calls him Spider-Man incorrectly is a joke that is successful
as he wasn't helping them find a way to save the universe
and using the quantum realm and time travel.
Really, we need to think Chris Pratt for that.
In despite all that, the other Avengers are meant to be way more popular than him.
Like the one with the Hammer, Thor in Spider-Man, for instance.
That's also a joke in real life too.
Like collectively, Spider-Man is probably one of the most popular
characters in all of comics in the history of the real world.
Whereas Ant-Man is just like this super small kind of niche thing,
metaphorically and literally.
One of the other jokes about merch sales, too,
like just how much money has Ant-Man earned for Marvel as a character,
Is that during the movie they're explaining Scott Lang
earning a bunch of money on merch that he's selling for himself.
Like the little kid has an Ant-Man backpack.
But the art on the backpack is based on posters from the actual first movie.
In real life, Sorkin really needs to take a couple of lessons from him
and how to merchandise his celebrity after Avengers Endgame
because he can't get a bank loan.
It sounds like he barely has any money.
If any man has been this successful in starting a podcast, writing a book
and selling all this merchandise,
it feels like some of the other Avengers could probably glom onto this idea.
But one of the reasons why Kang started the Multiverse war
and this is another connection to his comics backstory,
is that in the 30th century where he's born as Nathaniel
Richards on Earth, it's called the time of plenty No one Wants for
anything is so advanced, there's no hunger, disease, war, chaos.
They've sold pretty much every problem that the world has.
People still get into fights, they still get injured, they still hate each other.
Like everything isn't totally perfect.
But the technology in their practices are so advanced
that you could get your arms severed or your throat slashed in.
A medic would be able to patch you up in seconds
with something like a Band-Aid and you'd be good to go.
Regular school children are so intelligent that they make Iron Man
and Mister Fantastic or the Fantastic Four look like they're cavemen.
And Kang is born one of these children.
He grows bored with life.
In that time,
nothing interesting ever really happens
because they've learned to control everything.
So he takes Dr.
Doom's designs for his time travel platform out of the archives,
uses them to build his things.
Time ship
takes them back to ancient Egypt, where he sets himself up as the ruler.
Romita the Fantastic Four in the 20th century,
detect this, use their technology to stop him.
Eventually he gets bored with that adventure,
fighting them in escapes, going back to the future.
Well, setting up the mutant apocalypse in ancient Egypt as his successor,
who then goes on to bargain with the Celestials for even more technology.
As long as he helps, Aaron, the judge continue his plan
for growing the population as fast as possible to speed the development of tea
in the Earth's core.
Nathaniel Richards, who escaped back to the future winds
up overshooting his home period of the 30th century and winds up
arriving in the 31st century with access to even more advanced technology.
Using that, he starts calling himself Kang the Conqueror
and returns back to the 20th century again to fight The Avengers.
In that time period in over time, he just continued doing that, jumping
backwards and forwards in time, using different
technology, different monikers like the Scarlet Centurion, so on and so forth.
In the MCU,
the difference is that a lot of those different encounters
with different Avengers went down with different variants of Kang in the fights.
This Kang the Conqueror experience happened in different universes.
Kang's typical go to move is to offer people deals like he's offering
Ant-Man in the trailers.
He did the same thing for Loki and Sylvie into Janet Van Dyne,
even though in each cases
it was a slightly different variants of Kang the Conqueror.
Same basic premise, though he tells them, Help me and I can give you what you want.
Usually it involves reinserting them into a version of their timeline,
making alterations to that timeline to give them whatever they want most.
But secretly it's all a lie.
Usually winds up happening, as did with his big army here that he assembled
in the quantum realm is that he tricks people into his service
or accepting his deals and they never wind up getting out of it.
He winds up trapping them into a life of servitude through threads or forms,
or just stringing them along with more promises, which is why Janet Van
Dyne is telling Scott not to be a fool and accept his deal because it's a lie.
He'll give him back his time with Cassie Lang.
But the second that that time starts, they get reinserted back into that timeline.
Kang is going to wipe out the entire timeline itself, so it won't matter.
It'd be like dropping
a bunch of goldfish back into a tank and then smashing the tank.
That's what Gina van Dyne is talking about, erasing whole timelines.
And that's another reference back to the Loki series, The Kang Multiverse War,
and what Kang plans on doing in Avengers five Qing Dynasty.
Here's the other cool new rumor about Avengers six Secret Wars, too.
There's rumors that they're actually going to split it into two parts,
meaning that they did that Avengers secret words.
Part one would be May 2026 and they'd released part two either
at the end of 2026 or in May 2027.
So potentially we have three Avengers movies in three consecutive years.
There's a whole lot of Avengers.
I'm not going to complain about that. That'd be amazing.
But that seems like a lot of Avengers movies in a really short amount of time.
Remember when they were going to release
Avengers five and Avengers six in the same year?
I think we all expected them to delay Avengers six.
Like there's no way they're going to release two movies
that big in the same year.
They did do something like that with The Matrix movies
back in the early 2000s, and at the time it was crazy.
Like I thought it was nuts that they would try something like that.
If they do wind up splitting Avengers secret wars, what they probably do
is just expand on the events of both the original 1980s secret wars
with the Beyond or in the modern version against God Emperor Doom
because both of those versions of Secret Wars were so big, so epic,
it be impossible to cram the events of all those into a three hour plus movie.
You need like six or 7 hours and even then you be cutting out a ton of stuff.
And during that we'll see a much bigger on screen version
of the actual Kang Multiverse War, happening with many variants of Kang.
That's why they keep teasing the Kang
Multiverse War during the Loki series in Loki Season two.
But we haven't actually seen it play out on screen yet.
Just because they want to do a huge crazy version of it.
And when we get to Avengers Secret Wars, the plot is completely different.
Look, it's a whole different vibe.
Let me know in the comments though.
If they do split Avengers
Secret Wars into two parts, do you want them to release both parts
in the same year in 2026, or do you want them to break them up
and just do one Avengers movie every single year?
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