Fans of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania can celebrate the release of fresh information about the movie, according to Jonathan Majors and Kevin Feige. The actors’ motivations and sources of inspiration for Kang were discussed in an interview with Empire, and the advertising image allows us to glimpse the character’s entire cast.

First of all, Kang is fully captured in the new photograph. He is dressed in the traditional hues of green and purple, with a green robe and metallic purple decorations. He is pictured sitting on what appears to be a gold-plated throne. He has a serious expression on his face, which is furthered by the scar that is clearly visible in the picture.

Kang’s Scars

These scars will be crucial to Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars because they will allow viewers to distinguish Prime Kang The Conqueror from Nathaniel Richards. Kang won’t also become “he who remains” because ‘He Who Remains’ didn’t have those scars. “He Who Remains” is most likely a time-variant from before Kang had a face injury. Therefore, Kang’s facial features serve more than just cosmetic purposes; they also have important meaning.

Kang Dynasty Is Actually Kang War

It has long been believed that there will be four to five different Kangs before the Kang Dynasty, and they will all face death. We will first meet Kang Prime in the Kang Dynasty, in a Kang battle (who will win the war).

The idea of Quantumania Kang being Prime is one that we actually kind of like. Maybe he just ends up trapped in some kind of eternity rather than dying. Thus, the audience will be familiar with him when he appears in Dynasty. He ultimately emerges from eternity and reaches his full potential. He prevails in the Kang War, and the Avengers must face him in the Secret War.

When the initial Kang versions met, it would be interesting to witness a flashback in Kang Dynasty. Because all the variants will resemble one another, the audience will be left wondering who is the true Kang the Conqueror. The viewer won’t be able to identify Kang Prime until the Kang betrays the other Kangs, at which point he will have acquired his battle scars.

Kevin Feige Explains Kang’s Motivation In Ant-Man 3

Majors disclosed that Peyton Reed, the movie’s director, took inspiration for the character from historical figures. Alexander the Great, history’s greatest conqueror, served as inspiration for Kang, who is currently in “conqueror mode.”
Fans are curious about the villain’s motivation in the movie now that we know he was modelled after history’s greatest conqueror. Fortunately, Feige has revealed to the audience why Kang will be motivated in the future movie.

He claimed that although Kang is a strong character, in the circumstances of the movie, he needs to reclaim his lost strength. He possesses a ship and a tool that will allow him to travel to any location in any timeline. All he needs are “Pym Particles” and “brilliant scientists.”