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It's Charlie. This will be my Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania.
Alternate ending deleted scenes, alternate Post-Credits Scene Video.
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There's going to be so much stuff happening really soon.
Marvel started talking about doing Ant-Man four.
Even in what's happening in Avengers Kang Dynasty,
with all these different variants of Kang from the Council of Kangs.
Of course I will do videos for everything like the entire second Post-Credits scene
was meant to set up Loki Season two where we'll see a bunch more Kang variants.
There's supposed to be six episodes total of Loki Season two, just like Season
one, and Kang is supposed to appear in about half of those.
They didn't say which episodes exactly, but I'm assuming
he'll at least be in the last couple of episodes.
Careful for spoilers for the movie if you haven't seen it yet,
because we have to talk about the end and how they would have
originally changed it with a bunch of this other footage,
including some of the really, really weird variants of Kang.
Originally, at the end of the movie, Ant-Man
and the Wasp would have gotten stuck in the quantum realm.
They wouldn't made it back through the portal
that Kang tried to make it through himself, with Cassie Lang
being forced to find a way to bring them back
like that was what they were setting up with their whole beacon.
I could have found you in no time flat if I'd had this years ago.
The special technology she created using Hank
Pym journals and his help like Hank Pym helped her build.
This was meant to be like a Hubble telescope, but for the quantum realm.
So in addition to a couple other things, she would have also on the side
have been searching for them
for the next couple of years until Avengers Cane Dynasty,
because they were always going to have Ant-Man
and the Wasp in Avengers Kang Dynasty.
One of the reasons why the writer said that he changed this at the end
is because it felt so similar to the events of the last movie.
Like there were a bunch of little kids in the theaters, in the screenings
that were like, Wait a minute, That's like the end of the last movie.
He got stuck in the quantum realm again.
Literally, that's the only reason why they didn't
get stuck at the end of this movie.
Another deleted scene would have had Cassie Lang
looking through Hank Pym journals at the end of the movie,
a bit of an alternate post-credits scene
or an alternate ending at the very end of the film
where she's continuing to look through Hank Pym
journals and would have found a comic book
Easter Egg for the plan to form the young Avengers.
And they would have called it Avengers protocol in the comics.
That was Vision's plan for forming a new Avengers team,
but they would have use this more for young Avengers.
I think they'd originally intended on teasing them
a little bit more in this movie, and they just pulled some of that out
because the movie itself was quite a bit shorter
than some of the other recent Marvel Phase four movies.
Even though this is meant to be a marvel Phase five movie.
There was a ton of stuff
that they deleted out of this movie, like it was like a full 3 hours plus.
Then probably one of the biggest alternate endings,
as they would have been less ambiguous about Kang the Conqueror surviving
at the end of the movie, making it clear that he would be a much bigger threat
to The Avengers and the Council of Kangs in Avengers Kang Dynasty in Secret Wars.
I've talked about this in my previous videos too.
At the end of the movie you just see him get sucked into the multiverse engine,
but you don't see his body.
You don't actually see what happens to him offscreen.
You see this big explosion and that's it.
Usually that's code for he probably survived
because you didn't see a body, Otherwise
they would have shown you everything happening on screen.
Like you would have seen his dead body
lying there and they would have checked it like up.
Yep, definitely dead.
There was another alternate ending with Bill Murray's cry LA.
He had a much bigger part in the end of the movie helping them defeat Kang.
He would have also turned good again.
Like in the movie, they imply that he used to be good
working with the freedom fighters.
He had this relationship with Janet Van Dyne
over the past 30 years that she'd been stuck there.
They mostly play that for comedy and then imply after she escaped,
then Kang was able to turn him to the dark side, so to speak, and he served him
at the end of the movie, Bill Murray's character was supposed to turn good again,
helped the freedom fighters again take down Kang,
and they would have been more ambiguous about his ending
so that he could have come back during Ant-Man four,
which Paul Rudd and the other characters have talked about doing.
Also, they had scenes where Modok wound up surviving the end of the movie
and will continue to show up as a character in the MCU.
They could still do that, but it has to be an alternate
version of Modok showing up.
It's not necessarily an alternate ending
because they didn't film this in the movie.
But Michael Douglas was asked about
and for like, Are you coming back to do more Ant-Man movies?
And he's like, Yeah, sure,
if they kill me, if they did a fourth, would you come back
as long as I could die?
You may remember years ago when they were back at Comic-Con
promoting the original Ant-Man movie, I think it was the same time
they were promoting Avengers Age of Ultron.
And he said some of the weirdest stuff, like the most WTF stuff
coming out of his mouth.
They call that a Comic-Con virgin?
Yeah, I'm a Comic-Con virgin.
Don't shout from the chair.
Yeah, this is
a human being.
That's what it was. Yeah.
I'm popping my Comic-Con chair. This is it.
We were also popping your cherry as well.
I'm sorry, but that's not enough cherries
is all right.
That's one of the funnier things
about having these older, more established, more powerful stars.
They'll just say anything that pops up in their mind,
no matter how messed up it is.
There have been rumors about them killing off
Hank Pym during Avengers Kang Dynasty like he'll be some big WTF death.
They're definitely going to kill off a bunch of people in Kang Dynasty.
Then here's some more cool Easter eggs
for the Post-Credits scene with the Council of Kangs.
Obviously there going to be another big threat hanging to Loki Season two.
That'll be the next place that we see them.
I'm not expecting to see any Kangs during the secret Invasion series
because those episodes are coming before Loki. Season two.
The whole Post-Credits scene
with the Victor timely variant of Kang was meant to set up Loki Season two.
I've already been a much longer video about that,
so I'll post links at the end of this and down in the description below.
But generally most of the different variants of Kang
that we see all over the place in the Marvel movies,
the Marvel Disney Plus series, the next couple of years
will be played by Jonathan Majors.
Like you'll visually be able to see his face on screen.
With a few exceptions, some of them look more like than others.
They said that he actually put on 20 different costumes
when they were filming this Post-Credits scene in the comics.
The number of main variants of carnage,
like the most powerful versions, is much smaller.
That's why I say the council is usually led
by the most powerful variants that we see, like the Rama Tut Kang, Immortus,
the Scarlet Centurion in probably the Kang the Conqueror variant that was exiled.
He was probably one of the four leaders of the council
because at the end of Loki season one and he remains Citadel,
there were four statues of the timekeepers meant to represent
the four leaders of the Council of Kangs, and one of them was broken.
That was the exiled Kang that we saw in Amy and the Wasp Quantumania,
the he who remains variant of Kang that was on the Council of Kang's,
which is another random Kang that wound up winning the Kang
Multiverse war In the first version of events at the first Multiverse War,
he killed the council and got rid of all their timelines.
But then when Sylvie killed him, it rebooted everything and it freed
all the other timelines to rise again in the Council of Kangs rose up again.
So it wasn't like one of these different Kangs turned into he who remains.
But you're talking about some of the weirder Kang variants
and some cool Easter eggs and connections across some of the recent Marvel movies.
They're calling this one Lizard Kang,
even though there's another one that looks kind of like a reptile.
Right next to him here, Lizard Kang isn't his name from the comics.
He's just meant to be a random Kang from another universe,
from this particular comic book panel, like he's based on this comic book panel.
But you can see that he's meant to
be like a lizard with a scaled skin, and he's not played by Jonathan Majors.
Like this is another actor underneath the makeup.
The cool connection
to the Spider-Man movies, particularly Andrew Garfield Amazing Spider-Man movies,
is that this Kang is meant to be from a timeline where the Lizard in the Amazing
Spider-Man movies was successful in evolving everyone into lizards.
They made a joke
about that during Spider-Man No Way Home until the turn itself into a lizard.
Then he tried to turn the whole city in the lizards.
It was crazy.
It wasn't crazy, Max.
It was the next step in human evolution.
You know, I can give you a real maker of.
Let me get into a lizard. Exactly.
In the Amazing Spider-Man
movies, the Lizards whole plan was to evolve everyone into lizards.
The whole idea with Kangs is that they're all born
as Nathaniel Richards in the 30th century.
So this Kang would have been born later in a timeline where the lizard
was successful in this plan, we knew we wanted to sort of
just give a tiny taste of the potential of what some of these variants, these Kang
variants are and brief nods to Rama, Todd, Centurion and Mortis.
Maybe not the prime versions, maybe they're variants of those versions,
but just to sort of let Jonathan run and have some fun, But always
my idea was let's, let's end this thing with that
classic panel of the Council of Kangs and do our version of that with
all these different Jonathan's.
We knew weirdly, like Rama Tut, you know, just this sort of ancient
Egyptian version in the comics was something that had potential.
But then we sort of bent it a little bit and making this very strange sort
of bionic variant of the overall insight.
But we wanted to give three distinct feelings and set up the idea
of now that Kang the Conqueror has met the fate
he meets at the end of this movie, what does it mean for the larger
sort of political body of Kang's right, but sort of starting
to get into sort of the political aspect of how the Kang's relate to each other,
which I think holds really strong potential for Phase
five speaking of Andrew Garfield's Amazing Spider-Man, Tobey Maguire, Spider-Man.
I just did a Venom
three video talking about Easter eggs for those versions of Spider-Man.
We will see Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire come back for Secret Wars.
I don't know if they're going to be back for Avengers Cain Dynasty Secret Wars
is more of a multiverse Avengers movie where they pay off a lot of long running
Fox Marvel Easter eggs, Sony, Marvel, Easter eggs like older classic movies.
So I do believe they have plans to bring back a lot of those classic actors.
But most of that will be in Secret Wars.
Speaking of the Council of Kangs, there was also report that Shang Xi, to
which they just put on the schedule.
I believe it'll come out sometime before Secret Wars.
We're going to see a bunch more Kang variants in that.
They didn't say which Kang variant just a couple of Kang variants,
making it sound like Shang Chi 2 will be a time travel based movie.
I'll do more videos about that.
When we get more details, we'll learn more about Loki Season 2.
Way, Way.
Before that, we'll start getting more trailers
in the next couple of months, but most of their focus will be on teasing
Loki Season two just because that's coming so soon.
If you've been reading the Kang Comics in the last couple of years too,
they also did a storyline that's relatively similar
to what they're doing in the MCU, where you have a prime version of Kang
that eventually goes around killing the Counsel of Kang's Lady Tree.
The Council of Kang's is a bunch of lesser Kang variants in there
being a main Kang, which is kind of did during Amy and the Wasp Quantumania
with this version of Kang
saying that he wanted to kill off the rest of the Council.
That does make you wonder if this Kang variant
is the one from the 616 Marvel Universe because he remains said during Loki season
one that he wasn't the original Kang from this main MCU timeline.
He was from another timeline and just wound up
winning the Kang Multiverse War and then made this timeline supreme.
We'll probably hear about more deleted scenes
from the movie in the next couple of months.
Sometimes it takes a little while to find out about some of that stuff,
but reportedly there were a bunch more scenes with the Freedom fighters
and they had a much bigger arc during the movie with Cassie Lane's character.
If you have any big questions or requests for bonus
videos, just write them in the comments below.
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and I'll be doing videos for all the episodes.
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