You come from above
like him.
He will burn the world to find you.
Who? The conqueror.
Kang the Conqueror is the new iconic villain in the MCU.
We knew we wanted to go to places that we'd never been at,
pitting Ant-Man against a major villain felt perfect.
Audiences have seen their version of this character in the series.
Loki.
This is why
in our film, he's very different.
Kang is in infinite number of different personas,
and you need an actor to be able to pull that off.
And that is Jonathan Majors.
I can rewrite existence
and shattered timelines in this film.
This is really a side of him we haven't seen.
This is his badass self.
I will take my revenge from those who banished me
and I will burn them out of time.
I think the
film is ultimately about how time plays within our relationship.
Love, Friendship.
Legacy.
Ant-Man versus Kang.
This is it.
People are going to lose their mind.
Yeah.
If you leave Ant-Man
the Conqueror,
he will burn the world to find you on February 17.
If you want to stop.
What's coming, Gotta hurry. Ant-Man.
I don't care who this guy is.
This is my fight.
I'm coming for you.
You think you can beat me?
I am Kang.
Welcome back, everyone.
It's Charlie Marvel.
Dropped a whole bunch of new Ant-Man and the Wasp.
Quantumania footage is a bunch of Easter eggs and references.
We'll break it all down.
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to do with all the different Kang variants in future Marvel movies.
There's so much footage to talk about that they revealed during this.
But one of the coolest things is basically Kang explaining what's going
on, like what his plan is after he escapes the quantum realm.
He basically says he's going to start the Kang Multiverse War again in earnest
if it's not already. Still going on. Kevin Buggin.
The other Marvel producers are a little bit confusing
because they all say
slightly different things about the different Kang's back stories,
like he who remains Kang in the new Kang variant that pops up after he dies.
But during this footage, when he talks
about being pissed off and going after the people that kicked him out,
what he's referring to is the Council of Kangs.
He's basically making it sound like he started the Kang Multiverse War
because this is meant to be the worst variant of Kang that we met so far
in the one that started the Kang Multiverse War in the first place.
When he talks about burning the others out of existence,
he's talking about burning the other Kang's timelines down,
basically erasing all of the other Kang's, which is the Kang Multiverse War.
And it sounds like the reason why he was kicked out
is because they just thought that he was too crazy when he remains.
Version of Kang was talking to Loki and Sylvie
explaining the whole backstory with the Kang Multiverse War in why
he did everything that he did with Elias, the TVA in the sacred timeline.
He explained the full backstory of all the different Kang variants.
Now they all have slightly different backstories
because there's subtle variations between the different variants,
but they're all very similar in certain ways.
They all start out on a version of Earth in the 30th century as Nathaniel Richards,
and then slowly over time become the different versions of Kang.
Now, these are all references to the comic book
versions of the character who go by a lot of different names
and will meet those different variants,
like the Rama version of Kang the Scarlet Centurion.
Obviously, this is the Kang the Conqueror version of the character.
He who remains was meant to be the immortal version of the character,
will probably eventually meet an Iron Lad Kid Kang version of the character
when he's talking about their backstory.
After they discover the other universes, they formed the Council of Kangs,
and all the different variants are working together in concert
to the betterment of each other universes, sharing technology.
And it's meant to be this very positive thing.
Like, yeah, it was great for a while until Daud Kang
the Conqueror comes along and sees only other universes are places to conquer.
And that's where we pick up with this variant of Kang the Conqueror.
The way that Marvel and Kevin 5G talked about it,
they say that Sylvie's started the Kang Multiverse War 2.0
because when she killed he who remains that allowed the timeline to reboot
and basically everything played out again, but in a slightly different way.
So the Kang Multiverse war played out again.
Marvel hasn't been totally clear as to whether or not this Kang the Conqueror
variant is from the new timeline, like the rebooted timeline,
or if he was from the original Kang Multiverse or and just got trapped
in the quantum realm and was protected from what he who remains did.
Getting rid of all the other Kang variants with a lie.
The way that Jonathan Majors talks
in this clip, he makes it sound like he's from the original timeline.
The very first timeline when the first Multiverse war played out.
If it wasn't clear the way the quantum realm works, it's protected from changes
in the timeline and from things like the SNAP, for instance.
So when he remains went along with Alliance
eating all these other timelines and creating the sacred time,
like the one timeline that we've been seeing across Marvel,
Phase one, phase two and Phase three until Sylvie killed him,
It sounds like what happened is this Kang the Conqueror variant
had been part of the Council of Kangs.
Then they kicked him out because he was too crazy
and he swore revenge on them that he started the Kang Multiverse War
and during that he crashed in the quantum realm.
And as the Kang Multiverse War played out that first time, he who remains
wound up winning by using a lie in creating the sacred timeline.
But all that time, this Kang the Conqueror variant
was trapped in the quantum realm, basically on the sidelines.
And while that was happening when he crashed the first time, he met
Janet Van Dyne,
then tricked her into helping him try to escape until she figured out
what was going on,
then basically disabled his time ship by taking out this orbit, hiding it.
That's why he needs Scott Lang to, one, find it and then use his Pym particles
to put it back in his special time ship here.
I think what's going on is this giant spinning device
that looks kind of like Chung.
She's ten rings of power because of the symbols on it.
There's also kind of look like celestial symbols, too, which would make sense.
KANG Using very advanced technology,
the Celestials have the most advanced technology in the universe.
It sounds like what Janet Van Di did
is when she disabled his ship, she took that small power device,
used her Pym particles to make it big so that he couldn't use it anymore.
There's still a lot of questions there.
Like if Kang so advanced, why couldn't he figure out how to recreate Pym particles?
I'm assuming that they explained that during the course of the movie.
But the big idea is that during the movie, Ant-Man is trying to sacrifice himself.
Like they have all these clips where he says,
You thought that you could win, where he's taunting Ant-Man because there's no way
that Amy could beat him in a knockdown, drag out fight.
Like, even if they didn't have their technology.
Kang is just so much bigger.
Like Jonathan Majors is swole compared to Ant-Man, and he does have
all his technology and Kang's technology is so much more advanced than Ant-Man's.
One of the big things about the Ant-Man character is that he's
meant to be a thief and surprise people like the whole close up
magic joke with Jimmy Woo.
Jimmy Woo is also in the movie.
He's coming back. I'll explain him in a second.
Ant-Man is one of those characters
that nobody would suspect and winds up surprising you with really huge W's.
He helped the Avengers use the quantum realm to basically bring everyone back,
and he's riding that celebrity during the movie,
selling books, selling merchandise, getting rich.
So the kind of going with that vibe during the movie
with Ant-Man versus Kang, like there's no way he's going to win an actual fight,
so he's going to surprise them with some big twist in the big twist.
It sounds like the way that Ant-Man is talking about it,
he's going to try and sacrifice his life to prevent him from escaping.
Even though we know Ant-Man will eventually come back for either
Avengers five, Cane Dynasty or Avengers six Secret words like He will come back
at some point, meaning that he will not die during this movie.
They're probably going to wind up
killing a bunch of versions of Ant-Man during this because you see
many variants like an Army of Ant-Man, Like there's an army of ants.
That's the whole joke we're talking about time travel variance.
You have armies of ants
now you have an army of ant men, a bunch of different variants.
They'll probably kill a bunch of those off like you see one die during the trailer,
but the 616 version of Ant-Man will survive.
I think that'll be one of the big teasers at the end of the movie
as they built into Young Avengers with Cassie laying
like she'll escape at the end of the movie and will feel responsible
for what happened to her father and will try to rescue him.
But also as part of that, if Ant-Man isn't successful in sacrificing himself,
it also means that Kang has to escape because he's going to be the version
of Kang that they faced during Avengers five Qing Dynasty.
That's why they keep using the term Dynasty in all the trailers.
That's the other big thing Kevin Feige is hyping up here.
Like you've never seen a villain like Kang the Conqueror we saw he remains,
but he's nothing compared to this variant of Kang.
This one is meant to be way worse.
The worst variants of Kang.
I'm just really excited to see Jonathan Majors tear it up
as all these different Kang variants like the one in ant man and the wasp
Quantumania looks cool, but I can't wait to see
all the different variants of Kang during Loki Season two.
There's a bunch of new characters that get dialog during the trailers too.
This character is named Jin Tah when she talks about you being from above.
Just like him talking about Kang the Conqueror.
Because Kang got stuck in the quantum realm in the first place.
Her name is Jin Tora.
She's the leader of the Freedom Fighters, a group of people in the quantum realm
who lived there before Kang was stranded there in before he conquered it,
after which they gave him his full comic book name.
He was already calling himself Kang when he was stranded there.
But they named him the Conqueror,
as they do during the clip, and thus he became Kang the Conqueror.
The freedom fighters are basically
the characters that they encounter when they first land in the quantum realm.
One of the other big ones is Kaz, played by William Jackson Harper.
You see them Storm Kang's chronopolis city
with a bunch of their army in a bunch of ants as well.
Wouldn't be an ant man movie if they don't use a bunch of giant ants,
even though he's not in the trailers.
Like I said, Randall Park, though Jimmy Woo is supposed to be in the movie,
he's listed in the IMDB credits, but that be in the normal world,
like the early part of the film, when you're seeing all the good things
that have happened to Scott Lang since the events of Avengers Endgame.
He's from the San Francisco area.
The reason why he was in one division was because he was on a missing persons case
that was related to what was happening in San Francisco.
So he just come to the other side of the United States for that.
During the last Ant-Man and the Wasp movie, he'd been under house arrest
and that was set and close to the events of Avengers Infinity War.
But that was before the snap and when the blip happened in Avengers Endgame.
So before all that, Jimmy Woo didn't really like Scott Lang that much.
He was kind of fascinated by him, but he's still pretty wary of him.
Since then, though,
since Avengers Endgame in The Blip, Ant-Man is being lauded as a hero.
He's using this popularity is an Avenger, defeating Thanos in Avengers Endgame,
bringing everyone back to sell a ton of merch and make a bunch of money.
They'll probably have a bunch of jokes about that.
Like they even had a clip where they joke about Scott Lang listening
to his own book on audiotape, and he's reading it so like he's
listening to himself talk about his adventures with The Avengers.
So they might have some joke about Jimmy Woo reading Scott Lang's book.
The original joke in the last movie was a Jimmy.
We were so fascinated by him being able to do close up Magic that he started
the online school training.
They even released a funny promo
for the Magic School that Jimmy was studying,
and they confirmed that the character did not get snapped.
So he spent the five year time jump continuing to study close up magic.
And that's why during one division, he's so much better at impressing
Monica Rambeau.
Maybe at some point outside chance he'll have a scene with Doctor Strange
where he tries
to impress them with his close up magic and they just play it for comedy.
There's a whole bunch of other footage here.
They dropped a bunch of other clips too.
I'll try to do videos for that stuff later this week.
Like Kang talking about Thor and the other Avengers characters.
You have to remember that he faced many versions of the Avengers
before in different universes and killed them
all, which is why he's standing here today.
That's how he got all of his scars on his face, fighting the other Avengers
from different universes,
killing them and fighting the other variants of Kang and killing them as well.
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