You're an interesting man
in Scott Lang.
I don't know who you are, but
you've made a big mistake.
Okay?
I'm an Avenger.
I've called the other Avengers the only Avenger.
Have I killed you before?
what?
They all bleed together after a while.
You're not the one with the hammer.
It's Thor.
We get confused like similar body types.
Who are you?
Just a man
who's lost a lot of time like you.
But we can help each other with that.
A lot has changed about my life.
We literally saved the world.
But right now, the only job I want is being a dad.
Scotland.
Do you want to get out of here
and I need to get out of here.
Bring me what I want. What's that?
You got.
Come down.
You cannot trust him.
Well, I ain't going to.
I don't care who this guy is.
I just lost so much time.
Oh, I find about your job is a monster.
He thinks he's bigger.
Everything you call a life,
I will burn out of time.
He's got Cassie stop together.
You think you can beat me?
Welcome back, everyone.
Is Charlie Marvel dropped a bunch of new scenes of Ant-Man and the wasp.
Quantumania. Yeah, with Kang
talking about fighting the other Avengers, the Kang Multiverse War.
I'll explain how this all ties in with Loki Season two,
because he talks very literally about killing versions of Thor.
That's our connection to Loki.
I know everybody's wondering if there's going to be a Loki cameo during the movie,
so we'll break it all down.
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and let me know what you want them to do with Kang during Loki Season two,
I literally just did a Loki Season
two video, so I'll post a link at the end of this
in the description below because we're going to see a bunch of Kang
variants during that different from this Kang variant.
This Kang variant is meant to be
the worst of all the Kang variants who is exiled from the Council of Kangs
when he's talking to Scott Lang about being confused?
He's killed so many variants of the Avengers
teams from across so many universes.
He's referring to the original Kang
Multiverse War, meaning he is from the original timeline.
I'm sure there'll be a bunch of questions
about this when the movie actually comes out.
I will do a bunch more videos in the next week.
I think I'm allowed to post
my non spoiler review next Tuesday, so be sure to look out for that.
But the basic idea for he who remains in the original timeline,
which we haven't seen, the sacred timeline is technically
like the new version of another variant of Kang.
Who is he Who remains?
He who remains isn't the original Kang from the 616 Marvel Universe.
He's just the Kang that won the Multiverse war
that first time in the very first timeline,
like the original timeline of the 616 Marvel Earth in the 30th century.
Nathaniel Richards is born in this advanced society.
It's called the time of plenty.
There is no want for anything.
Everyone can cure every disease easily.
There's no hunger. There's no poverty.
It is the most boring version of reality you could possibly imagine.
He gets really bored and starts
using science to try and find other universes in per
he who remains that Nathaniel Richards learned about the multiverse.
Then over time, other variants of Kang from other universes
did the same thing, and they formed the Council of Kangs.
And for a time there was peace in the multiverse.
They worked for the betterment of each other's universes, sharing technology,
everything was great.
Eventually, the Kang the Conqueror variant of Nathaniel Richards rose up
the one that we see in Ant-Man and the wasp Quantumania.
He's meant to be the worst variant of the character.
The way he talks about it to many of the other characters
in the other clips in the way that Kevin Foggy talks about
the character in that original Timeline version of the Council of Kangs,
He went so crazy trying to conquer other universes
that the rest of the Council of Kangs exiled him to the quantum realm.
There was a question early on as to how he wound up there
in the first place, and Janet Van Dyne found him.
Did he crash there the first time?
This makes more sense
that the Council of Kangs specifically stranded him there on purpose,
and it was meant to be a makeshift prison for him outside of the normal time space.
The way that Marvel's
clarifying the quantum realm as it exists relative to the rest of the multiverse
is that it's sort of like a substrate that exists outside of the normal space time.
So when he remains one, the Kang Multiverse War
and they stopped fighting and it was just the sacred timeline.
The quantum realm didn't change.
It wasn't affected by all those changes
in the different timelines or the erasure of other universes.
So all that time, while
the Kang Multiverse War was playing out, he who remains, was using Elias to win it.
This exiled Kang the Conqueror variant, which is stewing in his own self,
getting more and more pissed off.
In the other clips
he talks about getting revenge and burning those that exiled him out of time,
basically going to get revenge on the rest of the Council of Kangs.
That's really what sets him apart from characters like Thanos.
Like Thanos wanted to change the main universe.
It was really just one universe,
and he wasn't really concerned with other versions of himself.
Kang is a man at war with himself as much as he's at war with the other
Avengers, very literally at war with other versions of himself.
Then, after he was exiled, what happened is enough time went by.
Eventually, Janet Van Dyne was stranded there and found him
and he just lied to her and tried to find a way to use her
technology in pym particles to escape the quantum realm.
And then he could go back to conquering the rest of the multiverse wall
that was happening.
Janet Van Dyne learned the truth of what was going on in
Stranded in There by taking out the engine from his time travel chair.
This is actually based on the comic book version of his clamshell time travel ship.
Two villains always had the Comfiest chairs.
And does this not look like he totally stole the idea from Grogu?
This looks like a giant version, like a giant villain version of Grogan's Pod.
I've talked about this in my previous videos too.
There's all kinds of Doctor Doom Easter eggs in here too,
especially for his comic book BackStory.
A lot of Kang's technology initially was based on ideas
that Doctor Doom came up with in the first place.
Like originally Kang's first time travel machine he found in a museum
for Doctor Doom, he found a doom board and it alerted him to all these archives
that he then restored.
He found the plans for Doctor Doom's time travel platform, enhance them
with his future technology from the 13th century,
and used that to create a sphinx ship to go back in time and become the Rama
version of the character.
And even though they're talking about this Kang
the Conqueror variant going up against the Council of Kangs,
we'll see a much bigger version of the Kang
multiverse War play out in him, going up against other versions
of Avengers killing, other variants of Avengers.
When we get to Avengers five Qing Dynasty in, then obviously you have Avengers
six Secret Wars where you have a bunch of multiverse characters fighting him.
The rumor right now is that by the time we get to Avengers
six Secret Wars, it'll be a different villain.
It'll be like a beyond or variant of Kang because isn't that kind of the joke
of this whole situation here?
The whole idea
is that The Avengers, in other realities, were not powerful enough to stop Kang.
The only person who can kill Kang is another Kang.
There have been all kinds of crazy rumors about Avengers secret wars,
even the fact that Marvel might split it into two movies
just because they're looking to earn so much more money quickly
in the next couple of years. In Avengers, movies
are kind of like licenses for Disney and Marvel to print money.
So the bigger
they can go, the more money they can earn in, the longer they can keep Doing that
just means more dump trucks of money year after year for them.
We'll see how that winds up playing out.
Like as long as the story is cool, I don't care how many movies
they want to do.
They could do six movies, four secret wars that they want to.
That's how big it is.
If they did like a 12 hour version of Secret Wars,
they would still be cutting out a whole bunch of really cool comic book stuff.
And when we start talking about Loki season two,
the other Thor related characters, we're supposed to see a bunch of other
variants of Kang during Loki Season two, but in terms of which versions we see,
they'll be all over the spectrum
and it won't just be the comic book versions
because there are only a handful of different comic book
versions of the character because it's all the same.
Kang From just different parts of his timeline.
Really good example of
this is I think they're going to pay off the Easter egg about QENG Industries,
which was a version of Kang
that came back in the present day and pretended to be a businessman.
And you see his name on the Avengers tower here.
So like the he who remains, Kang found that another variant of Kang had rose up
and tried to become this businessman, replacing The Avengers in this reality,
and he obviously pruned him and sent him to be eaten by a lion.
I think amongst the many variants of Kang will be seeing that variant of Kang.
So it's just a really good example of like
the many different types of characters we'll see him playing.
Usually when people think of different variants of Kang,
they just think of the big ones, like the Immortals version.
That was kind of he who remains.
There's the Kang
the Conqueror version during Ant-Man and the wasp, like the main version,
but also the Scarlet Centurion.
You also have the Kid Kang Iron Lad version of the character.
Really interested to see if any of the theories about that character pan out.
There's a lot of theories
that we'll see, like a younger actor pretending to be someone else in the MCU.
Like they could do that for Ironheart.
They could do that for Black Panther's son, Prince T'Challa.
The basic idea is that by the time we get to Avengers
five Qing Dynasty, we'll see a bunch more variants.
The other cool thing you see going on in the background,
a lot of these scenes
I haven't talked a lot about is Cassie laying in her Stinger gear in the comics.
She's gone by a couple of different names.
The Stinger name is the one with the purple suit.
Her powers are a little bit closer to the wasp's powers.
There was a bunch of other young Avengers footage that they released,
so I'll do a new video for that in the next couple of days too.
There's a bunch of big Super Bowl trailers dropping this weekend.
Make sure you enable alerts for my channel so you don't miss those.
I'll do videos for everything.
It'll probably take me
a couple of days to get through them all, but should start on Sunday.
I think we're getting a Guardians of the Galaxy
three trailer, a new Ant-Man and the wasp Quantumania trailer,
maybe a trailer for the Marvel's movie, and maybe a couple of other surprises.
And then there's some DC trailers, too.
Separately, everyone click here for my new Loki Season
two trailer video and click here to learn about Kang starting the Multiverse
war in the first place. Thank you so much for watching.
Everyone stay safe and I'll see you guys in the next one.