QUANTUMANIA: Why Kang Was Exiled & Kang War Explained!

[@Brook11223]

I felt Kang variant in Quantumania was very much like Shakespeare's Othello a tragic figure who felt betrayed and now exacting his revenge on those who betrayed him.

[@Azmodaeus49]

Exact the wrong revenge on individuals, when he should be angry at himself (the other Nathaniel Richards who has sent him into exile).

[@madnessarcade7447]

True

[@rixh5bandz_]

that may be where jonathan majors came to be inspired from

[@313massey]

Johnathon majors said he got inspiration from Othello, ghanis khan, and Alexander the great

[@Brook11223]

@@313massey I avoided his interviews by just going to watch the film first to get a feel of his performance.

[@xplosiv211]

I find it so interesting that what drives Kang is knowing that Kang wants to rule over all of time, which would lead to kangs destruction. Each Kang really wants order, but knows it's only possible when one Kang remains.

[@xplosiv211]

@@souventudubanned I think they're planning a complete reset after this. The multiverse resets and so too does the cinematic universe

[@GitsumSaus]

There can only be one.

[@seph123]

Just like the one who remains Kang..

[@izzanirfan2534]

@@xplosiv211 imagine they just went to reboot every hero after that.hmm 💰

[@xplosiv211]

@@izzanirfan2534 I think that's exactly what's going happen

[@OhCrap247]

I also felt like that scene between Kang and Janet ended very abruptly mid dialog. Could have added some much-needed depth to Kang and his motivations.

[@PennyAfNorberg]

I guess we will see it at some point.

[@AnilKumar-rk4ny]

i think marvel doesnt want us to know everything at a time so maybe wait till Loki s2??

[@Ksizzle11c]

I just saw it last night, and I'd say a lot of issues would have been avoided if the Antagonist and Protagonist(Janet) didn't answer questions in the vaguest way possible.

[@modishardul]

100% agree

[@charlieryan1319]

I think that was part of the point. I dont think this Kang is actually dead, but stuck like Darren. I think we will learn more about it as we meet the other kang's and then I think this kang comes back in The Kang Dynasty as the actual big bad kang.

[@jusskb5]

Kangs dialog of "I'm the only one who can see that it's broken" is so Thanos like

[@RedStreak29]

yeah.. ikr it's like Thanos said in Infinity War - " I'm the only one who knows that, atleast i'm the only one with the will to act on it"

[@amazingusername111]

lol yes btw if you saw the movie i feel like darren aka morok looked like thanos 😂😂

[@profbfc]

So is he the 'he who remains'?

[@masterwannabe1029]

Another character that's "cursed with knowledge"

[@SilentDanDisney]

Definitely Authoritarian like.

[@quizman5]

That line "you have no idea what I've lost" combined with what looked like tears to me from Kang made me think he's motivated by a loss of love. I think Renslayer from Loki is a varient of his wife who was probably killed by the Kang Council for some reason and when he came looking for revenge is when he was exiled

[@bashengatheblackmanta7003]

I think they council of kang banish this specific version of kang because he is the one that will become "he who remains" we saw in loki.I bet the leaders of the council of kangs somehow found the citadel and learn of what he who remains was doing and they were able to pinpoint which variant would become he who remains and they banish him . Both quantum kang and he who remains shares the same plan, they plan to have one circular timeline.

[@calebcorrea7556]

I thought the same thing

[@calebcorrea7556]

I think that could be what they are setting up

[@ChrisPayneHBTW]

But this Kang wants to annihilate every other Kang and their Universe. He Who Remains just removed our Universe from the multiverse and created the TVA to keep variants and nexus events from reconnecting Earth 616s Universe with all the other Universes and their Kangs, all the other universes and Kangs continued to fight and connect, He Who Remains just isolated our timeline from the whole war.

[@billiape6536]

No scars on he who remains

[@zayontoppp98]

I had the same exact thought

[@Sam_Zuker_CRE]

I feel like when they talk about "they killed him" they want us to think about Kang from Quantumania but really talking about Sylvie and Loki killing He Who Remains.

[@jermonttrice8536]

I agree. Ppl saying they the same kang don’t make sense. The personality don’t make up.

[@suratshan]

But it's explicity mentioned as, "The exiled one is dead."

[@jaytee2716]

I it was the one who was exiled but that could also be the one who remains but I’m not sure if it’s on the same timeline. Because like he said he has seen the end and at the end you can tell he is in almost every timeline that has ever been.

[@kingcollins3965]

Also the kang from quantimania isn't dead because he is kang the Conqueror. The other kangs aren't Conquerors, just his variants.

[@obsidian7644]

Maybe when sylvie killed he who remains he was cast into the quantum realm and he was the conqueror all along.

[@DanielDiaz-dl4hj]

Guys...the council of Kang wasn't talking about quantumania Kang. They were talking about he who remains. HE is the one they were afraid of who couldn't die and kept the timeline in order. Loki, but ironically not earth 616 loki, ruined everything again by killing he who remains. Silvie, is the cause of the Kang Dynasty

[@DanielDiaz-dl4hj]

Moreover, the hero of avengers Kang dynasty will be this Kang. Mark my words. He is now the least of their evils.

[@ZenkaiE05]

That's what im also thinking about and in the loki scene that the who remains feels something is the kang from quantumania is dead. That's why he tells to loki and sylvie to decide to kill him or takeover the tva

[@theilluminatibenefactor]

Actually Loki did not kill He Who Remains. Sylvie did, but please explain that part please because that just confused me

[@kingslaughter467]

They literally said the exiled one😂😂😂

[@STEEX0]

@@theilluminatibenefactorsylvie is a loki lol so i think thats why OP said loki killed him

[@scruffd0g193]

That scene with the stadium full of Kangs has to be a full go for Avengers 5. Scott warning the avengers on earth about what is coming.

[@2_572]

A BLM rally. It was a true sight to see.

[@hurricanestarang]

​@@2_572it's wild your mind goes straight to that 🤦

[@dtownwaxx4817]

​@@hurricanestarang it's his nature

[@kojoanderson9500]

Naw they getting they own movie the kang dynasty

[@theilluminatibenefactor]

@@kojoanderson9500 Imagine instead of the Avengers being the main characters, it's the Kang variants who get most of the screentime. Just like how the Losers Club get most of the screentime despite the movies being called "IT."

[@LordSaull]

I have a feeling he who remains is Kang the conqueror. That’s why he said see you soon because they meet him again just younger and more aggressive. He’s going to win the multiverse war in kang dynasty after he meets alioth in the temporal

[@jacobytucker4889]

No I think what he meant by “seeing them soon” was he knew in them killing him they were going to see another variant of him in the future as a result of killing him

[@lakisagatas1]

no, he who remains doesnt have a scar

[@boogerking2185]

He who remains will be the last survived Kang out of all versions of Kang, not this loser LOL

[@abhishekghosh2686]

I have a feeling that Kang "the conqueror" will be the one of the main protagonist by the end of multiverse saga... And Reed Richard will be very important character going forward...

[@jimmybeanchugger1832]

Hey y’all looks like we have a detective on our hands over here

[@Michael-xn7nj]

@@jimmybeanchugger1832let him say his opinion you bully

[@skyfigurefun]

Kang got beaten by an ant and modok looks goofy and hes dead in the movie

[@jlot8almahska]

​@@skyfigurefun kang never beaten by ant he was still alive when thousands of ant attacked him. Imagine the ant was a thousand years advanced and kang survived when ants attacked him. Wasp and scott the one defeated kang not by ants. My problem on this movie was scott lang and wasp beat kang in fighting scene when kang has a thousand years experienced

[@qwertyui7666]

@@jlot8almahska what if its all part of his plan 🤔

[@CSaenz44]

Kang and he who remains have the same mission but the way they action it is way different. Kang kills them himself, he who remains uses a device to remove the branches. You can see the differences in morals

[@adiadiadi333]

He who remains would have had to destroy countless timelines to establish a single sacred timeline. This conqueror tried the same, but got stopped. I feel that's what we will see phase 5, many kangs trying to clean timelines, all failing to our heroes. By the end of multiverse saga, some kang successfully reduces everything to a single timeline and MCU can move on to Galactus phase.

[@jrellbig]

Wouldn't it be a twist if this exiled Kang is actually the good one and he saw the other variants were causing multiversal end games, truly evil variants just posing as good. Perhaps Kang Dynasty will be the emergence of this Kang coming back to help and eliminate the bad variants

[@Comic_Geek2001]

That is the exact feeling I got after the movie. I feel like he will either become He Who Remains or become the rumored variant of the Beyonder

[@ThatGuyEclipz330]

I am leaning that way

[@kylespevak6781]

I think good and bad are all about perspective so I believe each Kang thinks that they are the good one that will bring and end to the multiversal board but they all want to destroy every universe besides their own So they're all the same

[@ACG1k]

i seen it twice and the second time i watched it i felt like he wasn’t the villian . because he said he has to NEEDS to get out to stop what’s coming , and when cassie asked what’s coming he said “me, a whole lot of me” so i’m guessing he is trying to stop the other variants from causing chaos

[@kylespevak6781]

@@ACG1k I believe that every Kang probably has a similar perspective. I think each Kang thinks they have to end the war and make their timeline the dominant one

[@Jogazi_12]

Watching Loki season 1 gives a deeper appreciation of this movie than if one didn't.

[@edgara.4902]

True, seeing Kang as an exile was awesome and interesting

[@royalwalnutbroth5664]

i really like how you can see the parallel between Kang and HWR; they are both concerned with the preservation of the multiverse, it's just Kang wants an iron fist to annihilate threats and the latter completely obliterated the threats and stopping the war through utilizing Alioth

[@theilluminatibenefactor]

I think this storyline can be a separate film: Kang the Conqueror vs the Kang Dynasty

[@iampadrino]

I think this Kang is the Kang that was supposed to become He Who Remains. He was eliminating all the branches of time to only have one timeline which He Who Remains had. When he was killed by Sylvie the branches started to appear again. He Who Remains was a future version of this Kang, had he been successful in eliminating all the other Kangs and branches of time. I also think it’s not a coincidence that he told Loki and Sylvie see you soon and he’s the first Kang we get after his (He Who Remains) death.

[@tmoney6371]

Or maybe the see you soon was for victor timely since he is the first one Loki sees in the scene from the post credits

[@iampadrino]

@@tmoney6371 that’s true too! The possibilities are endless lol

[@bonjosi]

my exact thoughts leaving the cinema!!!

[@albumkosong]

I think that Victor timely

[@profbfc]

I believe he is 'He who remains' as well....but two contradictions are there 1) the kang in loki didn't have the scars and 2) the one in loki claimed he was a scientist and that other kangs wanted war, not him.

[@luckyluuk99]

Okay so what if our badboi Kang the Conqueror does end up becoming He Who Remains, and Loki finds out in Loki S2, and now will need to convince our heroes to save him because in the long run he does prevent the rest of the Kangs of bringing chaos upon the Multiverse... Which results in Loki again siding with our main 'antagonist', but now in a way different manner... Something like that..??

[@mussimbigrace3469]

I’d pay to see it

[@leth4lgraal]

intrestubg

[@Kingovcali8667]

I have a funny feeling that he who remains is Kang the conqueror. They both wanted to see balance in the time line. But the others don’t.

[@youtubeaccountserio2633]

No

[@GeneraLxi]

I feel like when he emphasized he was a "Conqueror", that was our pointer that he will be the big bad villain going forward. That is Kang the Conqueror, and clearly has bad intentions. Other variants will come into play in the next movies but He Who Remains (who I think is a different variant than the Kang we saw in Quantamania) ends up ending the multiversal war and creating the TVA along with the single sacred timeline. When KTC in Quantamania said he sees how it ends and then pulled up the Sacred Timeline, maybe that is him saying he see's how it ends with there being a Sacred Timeline with He Who Remains at the helm, but KTC wants to be at the helm instead? Idk I'm also bad at this stuff, looking forward to seeing how it plays out.

[@jordanwilliams25328]

Y’all, I just realized something!!! In “Loki” when He Who Remains is showing the Kang variants fighting, he showed 5 varients. So far throughout the Multiverse Saga, we’ve now seen those 5 varients : He Who Remains, Kang the Conqueror, Imortus, Rama-Tut, and the cyborg looking one. What if those 5 are the Kang Dynasty we’ll see the Avengers fight?

[@tmoney6371]

But what is “he who remains” name before he becomes that because he’s kind of end result of something

[@Quisee]

​@T Money maybe he's Kang.. or maybe he's Victor Timely...

[@hmata3]

Interestingly enough: three time keepers in the TVA and three main Kang variants at the end of this movie. Maybe they're the same ones????

[@leth4lgraal]

oo

[@casper2694]

Not confirmed but the cyborg variant could very well be the Scarlet Centurion. Also I doubt we'll only focus on these 5, we might see the Avengers and their multiversal counterparts battling the council across time and space in different realities, which honestly would be epic if it could be pulled off and beat the endgame saga in terms of awesomeness.

[@Underliner07]

Kang is such an interesting character trying to understand his motives as to what he does, psychologically

[@TheTopshelfNetwork]

Watching them get pulled into the quantum realm, while on shrooms was wild!

[@Perfect_Pizza]

Thats what i did

[@direct_dan7578]

Some people have to remember kang in loki season 1 was kang but stopped all the maddness and lived millions of lifetimes he was at one point maybe the strongest kang or the most intelligent

[@Krotas_DeityofConflicts]

I think this Kang might actually be He Who Remains. Since in the end he wen into the Time Vortex, in there he could've find the dark cloud, his everything eating pet lol also, they are equally concerned with one timeline and incursion; spending years in the time vortex could actually change him, how he sees things and went in a more pragmatic way (eventually becoming He Who Remains). So...

[@leth4lgraal]

interestingggg

[@Naptosis]

That's a good point. Perhaps he comes out of the vortex with a more gregarious personality (like in the Loki finale), just because he's so happy to see other people after so long alone in the vortex. Then he sets to work continuing his plan of genocıde, but this time more pragmatically as you said; pruning entire timelines so that he doesn't have to cruelly släüghter vast amounts of people. The only issue is that He Who Remains doesn't have those two strange scars on his face - but those could just be cosmetically repaired at some point.

[@NinjaoftheEnd]

I thought so too, but he who remains doesn’t have the face scars…

[@youtubeaccountserio2633]

Its not the same

[@c.danielthomas8636]

It’s the same. The scars could’ve been removed when he got sun led into the multiversal engine core where the burst of energy he experienced lengthened his life and rejuvenated his skin. You don’t know what happened to him once he shrunk into that core. But they’re clearly the same person hwr even said he was once called a conquerer.

[@OldSparks]

I really believe Kang the Conqueror is He Who Remains

[@Merzhs]

Yes, he was kang the conqueror he did mentioned it in Loki about having that name before Miss Minutes or was it Ravonna Slayer refer to him as "He Who Remains".

[@lakisagatas1]

He who remains has no scars

[@CodenamePrince]

I need more Kang!

[@ecolbe]

This is giving Council Of Ricks vibes. 0:34

[@mjml4668]

After watching QM & having learned more about Kang’s past, his motivations don’t seem much different than Thanos’s vision of consolidating the universe.

[@Naptosis]

I suppose the difference is that Thanos wanted 50% of a grateful universe to thrive without him. Kang wants 99.999% of life in the multiverse to end, with the sliver that _remains_ controlled by him.

[@MochaPhilanthropist]

@@Naptosis well they can say its an act of self defense as well. because being idle means your existence and you universe is wiped out. there is really no other way except to be number 1

[@bigd4998]

Yes more Voss coverage!! Is it possible Victor Timely might be He Who Remains?

[@billybutcher326]

no chance

[@bigd4998]

@@billybutcher326 maybe Kang himself as it looks like he might be creating an early version of his time chair

[@Juu_juuu]

From Ms. Minutes, The multiversal war was from other Kangs but at the midcredit scene , all these variants have been assembled again because Kang the Conqueror. All these variants who went to war because of the Conqueror, have gathered again to annihilate the threat, again, I assume. Is he the Powerful amongst all the Kangs, even the 3!?

[@HHBURNER]

WE HAD A DEAL.

[@ggvv6533]

So technically our poor Kang is trying to save the multiverse from his variants but Avengers are fking him over lol

[@mrxcs]

He is not trying to save it, he's trying to destroy them all, since there is only peace when there is one timeline and one Kang.

[@HbProdukshins]

You ever notice the villains always seem to do the world justice

[@drosales43]

Because "heroes" almost never see their own flaws... villians do! They bring balance in the heroes journey of growth and development. Villians have seen the flaws of themselves and the world around them and seek destructive ways to "fix it" because they feel through chaos order can be had...

[@youtubeaccountserio2633]

Except for vision in what if and ultron they are pure evil

[@jakublizon6375]

I think Kang is He who Remains. He had the exact same goal. He was pissed, but maybe not evil.

[@rkartick]

Can’t wait for Avengers 5 and 6.

[@suscon1140]

I cannot imagine "He Who Remains" not becoming, well, He Who Remains once again to stabilize everything. In the comics I think, the Avengers left someone to watch over Kang to make sure he grows up morally - which suggests to me that he will, and once again do what he feels would be the best way to protect realities by keeping everything separate.

[@JasonHu88]

Technically, we've been meeting the Kang's from nicest to worst. He Who Remains was also trying to hold Kangs at bay. This one is also, but doing it less elegantly. The biggest problem is the other more crazy Kangs.

[@jayholm2142]

The Kang Dynasty sounds like it's going to be pretty dang epic!!!!

[@SuaveThoughts]

I feel that Kang created “Future Kang” and that’s why it might bother him that HE wasn’t the one that destroyed him. Like a Frankenstein’s monster wanting to destroy his creator

[@SpiderDan2099]

Good timing Voss. I just got out of the theater and have many thoughts.

[@suleimanabdulrazaq7671]

Just watched the movie. I don't understand why people say it's bad.

[@soccerruben1]

I don’t understand it either. I could see the first act being average, but yeah don’t get the bad reviews. Which is not to say that people can’t have an opinion that this movie is worth a 6/10 than a 7 or 8/10. Internet is weird.

[@theSuperviLLain_est]

I can’t believe how big this channel is compared to when I first saw it!! Awesome job Erik n co!!

[@jalenjohnson9543]

If you didn’t like this movie it’s because you had expectations for something that this movie was never trying to be. It’s okay to appreciate art yall. The story goes on

[@isplat927]

People can dislike a movie all they want, there is nothing wrong with criticizing or not liking a movie for various reasons.

[@jalenjohnson9543]

@@isplat927 never said they couldn’t🤷🏽‍♂️ read my comment before you get all defensive.

[@isplat927]

@@jalenjohnson9543 your comment seems to insinuate that the reason why people dislike the movie is because they put their expectations too high.

[@jalenjohnson9543]

@@isplat927 I’m saying people said it was trash and horrible because they didn’t get something that they wanted. In other words. This mindset will give you one result(thought on the movie)The mindset I described (it’s okay to appreciate art) will give you another result. Never said anyway was “right” or “wrong” like what you’re saying. Either way I said what I said and stand by it and I agree with you 100%. I just didn’t say what you’re trying to say I’m saying if that makes sense.

[@mrbuckets8651]

I thought the movie was good

[@seanesguerra9677]

idk if i was the only one wondering this, but when cassie, janet, pym and hope hopped through the portal at the end, the background looked like they were in the 80s with old screens and grey everything. idk if i was trippin but wondering if anyone else noticed this.

[@jimmykane9426]

This Kang is definitely going to be another "Red Skull". We'll see him again

[@soccerruben1]

Though unlike Red Skull, he won’t be a guide to others in search of an object, like the soul stone. I could be wrong though.

[@jimmykane9426]

@@soccerruben1 I mean like what happened to Red Skull. He'll return. We all thought Red Skull is dead before Infinity War

[@Astrovite]

I think Kang Dynasty somehow ends with QM Kang being exiled to the QR. Like he was actually exiled from that future, into the QR, where time is all weird. And that's when Janet meets Kang for the first time.

[@lorddarthbeast1691]

Antman and The Wasp Quantumania was a great movie. Super excited to see more Kang. I want to see Jim Carrey play a variant of Kang

[@c.danielthomas8636]

How would Jim Carey play Kang better than the performance of Kang the conquerer in qm?

[@ederabad-dt3mm]

We keep saying Kang the Conquer was the “exile one” but what if it was “ he who remains.” Rama Tut said, “ it must kill you ‘they’ killed him. Could be talking about Loki and Sylvie. Kang the Conquer isn’t from the MCU scared timeline because he’s not dead and it didn’t affect anything at the end like Immortus was implying. When he who remains was killed, by they it destroyed the scared time line and branched out. For such supreme beings like kangs I’m sure they would’ve known or feel if Kang the conquer is really dead. They clearly talking about He who remains.

[@seph123]

Feels like he wanna be that Kang that died on Loki... But before TVA exist to control timelines... He had to do it by himself to erase the other kangs... They had the same motivation and how they do things...

[@Staygoldguzman]

Deep dive is a godsend channel

[@diofiglio1]

This version of Kang is he who remains.....it makes so much sense....Loki season 1 was the beginning after antman and wasp quantumania

[@lballin23]

What about the scar?

[@DweezyDub]

False my friend, this is simply Kang the conquerer. In loki it's he who remains. They are variants of each other

[@xGhostCat]

It would make no sense if the conqueror was He who remains. They have entirely different motives and cant exist at the same time. Its literally the whole point of sylvies decision!

[@diofiglio1]

@@DweezyDub but in Loki he said I've been called many names

[@iamsmith8218]

@@xGhostCat It’s makes no sense because you not thinking deeper into it. He who remains doesn’t necessarily have to been good in his past life, it’s a change.

[@LilRPG12]

I don’t think this kang is dead yet I believe he will be back to take his revenge

[@SilentDanDisney]

Like Jafar in Aladdin when he put him in the lamp.

[@soccerruben1]

Yeah, he was exiled to the place Darren and Scott was. How he’ll return is for us theorists to discuss and debate.

[@ogpattyz2349]

“He who remains” ended the multiversal war. The Kang leader didn’t mention He who remains

[@Nico12420]

That makes a lot of sense but doesn't that mean that there's some things in Infinity Saga that are changed because of this? Unless A&W Quantumania happened in another universe where Kang met Janet!

[@christophersimms9785]

I bet you the Kang in quantumania wanted to be the only Kang that exists in the multiverse and wants to do what He Who Remains accomplished in Loki. The council of Kangs most likely saw Quantumania Kang as a threat to all of their existence so they trapped him while He Who Remains (possibly Iron Lad) defeats the Kang council (while they are distracted due to their fear of Quantum Kang) allowing HWR to claim leadership of the sacred timeline ruling over it for an unfathomable amount of time until Sylvia kills him allowing the Kang council to reemerge restarting the multiversal war.

[@nosakhareanthony97]

Quantumania Kang started the universal war

[@jacobthomas4698]

The Kang dynasty now has a citadel at the end of time . just like the one he who remains had before he died I’m guessing “they are in charge now “

[@crescendyr8438]

He Who Remains was the LAST Kang. There were no others. He got rid of ALL the other timelines. When he died and the multiverse was allowed to flourish without pruning the other Kangs returned to existence. Previously, any timeline that lead to their birth was pruned. There was no Council of Kangs prior to the finale of Loki.

[@c.danielthomas8636]

So who exiled Kang the Conquerer?

[@redswastedtalents4671]

Thanks for going over the conversation with Kang and Janet, I saw the film earlier tonight but choose that moment for a toilet break 😂

[@riosrolls]

This is helpful because I was so confused how Kant could’ve been banished decades ago when Loki happened after endgame

[@aminshukran7082]

yeah but no, loki happens after the first avenger

[@Namibia_Diagnostics]

Who else is here after being disappointed by the Dr Doom replacement news 😢

[@ZevockVile]

I have one question dose the Kang we meet in Quantumania the only Kang to hold the title of conqueror or do other variants of him hold it to. If so then we may have to refer the the Kang in Quantumania as the exile.

[@bashengatheblackmanta7003]

Other variants of him hold that title

[@brodie112]

Because according to him and the other variants he was the one who always waged war on everyone/timeline hence conquer

[@anonymousviewer383]

Hank Pym is F*cking scary in this film, if he's a villain avengers wouldn't stand a chance

[@impulse7ex]

To me it sounds like the next Loki season might just be bigger deal than this movie answering our questions about Kang. Btw with the arrival of Adam Warlock and High Evolutionary in the next GTG i'm more excited too see what comes next/what their post-credits will be than the movie itself LOL

[@petiewheat82]

Kang bout 'ta pop outta Kingpin's living skeleton like the first Xenomorph from Prometheus in the next Spiderverse movie.

[@Dro.1971]

I’m thinking this Kang was actually the “good one” that was trying to stop them from destroying the different timelines. That’s my guess based off the scene of him & Janet talking in the past.

[@curtailedbike4123]

That’s probably what they are going for. They probably will explain later the reason kang never invaded the mcu was because both kang who was exile and he who remain were keeping them back. But since both are now dead, there is nothing stop kangs from invading

[@eliechaya9690]

I’ve watched all your video this weekend. I hadn’t time to do something else 😂❤

[@Vengeanceguy-e4m]

I didn't understand... Is He Who Remains and Exiled Kang is the same person? Or Victor Timely is He Who Remains? Or we haven't seen He Who Remains since he was killed. And who is the Prime Kang? Too many questions and holes 😱

[@gbozzi05_]

They're all different variants.

[@didithemighty8675]

Maybe victor timely is a brainwashed Kang the conqueror because of what happened in quantumania and then will become he who remains

[@josedavidcastillo9241]

"I wish that mattered, Janet" That was freakin cold lol

[@JohnSmith-vt2hw]

The Kang Trio could have just banished Kang the Conqueror from the start and then there would have been no multipurpose war and no need for He Who Remains

[@nicholasdavis1740]

The annoyed kang looking back at the excited one is me in any social situation...

[@MegaLaidback]

Wouldn't each Kang in each timeline have his own agenda and consider the other Kangs a hindrance?

[@kingkrow420]

Dialogue in this movie was great!

[@kakuite]

Thank you so much for Deep Dive chanel! The first videos have been execptional. I really hope to see your deep dive for The Dark Knight. That was my one of first english movies and I resonated with Joker more than with Batman so it's really close to my heart 😅

[@the_letter_dude]

Like a good neighbor,State Farm is there 🙌🏼😎

[@lostchild1151]

I think that this version of kang is the one who ends up as he who remains. The 4 of them served on the council as the heads peacefully until they learn that he ends up as the one victor, and they banish him.

[@12pope]

No scars though this one beyonder secret war. I mean "the one who remains" has no scars.

[@McGoofy1001]

I like how they're trying to make us lean toward thinking this Kang will be He Who Remains. Especially when we're yet to see Iron Lad, who I think is going to play through Kang's cycle for us.

[@michaeld.lancaster4953]

So do I have this correct Kang is basically directly trying to kill other versions of himself?

[@Funny_dx07]

Yep everyone of it until only his one timeline remains

[@DbossHasGrit]

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[@human_behavior23]

What if Kang, because he is the one who knows how it ends, is wanting to cull his past selves. He who remains is his ultimate form after culling the timeline of himself. The council of Kangs are Kangs younger self, scared of who he becomes. They cast him out so they could stop from becoming him and saving themselves. Kang is attempting to kill himself like he does in Loki.

[@Dikwili]

So the super heros and up being the real villains. Good work

[@flukyjay1962]

I also think that Kang the conqueror survived at the end of the movie and is stuck fighting his own probabilities. But just like we've seen Scott break the cycle (and for those who get the reference, Kabuto and the Izanami), it can be done through finding purpose! So Kang will return stronger than ever having found his true purpose. What do you think that purpose will be?

[@dimensionrecords1658]

Kamen rider kabuto?

[@flukyjay1962]

@@dimensionrecords1658 Kabuto from Naruto, gets stuck in an infinite hallucination until he makes different choices

[@alibibeats2]

We need a solo Nathaniel Richards movie, the first ever KANG in the 31st century. Now that would be awesome knowing the madness he'll end up with. The possibilities of that movie would be endless.

[@aaronmauer7225]

I think they did a great job with kang but then ruined it by having Scott actually beat him. Kang should have been way to much for him. Should have kept modok the one to defeat and then kang gets out. I guess we will see where it goes next. Who knows it may exceed my expectations

[@mrxcs]

But if it's his plan, be killed and reborn, so the others Kang don't have tracked of him.

[@BretMuckdogs]

Thanks Erik!

[@mandipandi303]

Why is NO ONE talking about the lead singer of Eels making a cameo at the beginning of the movie as Scott walks down the street!?!?! He confirmed it to me!

[@publicenemygelo6204]

No

[@diofiglio1]

Because no one knows who or what you're referring 2

[@Chacason]

Who

[@tomsimmons7673]

Who?

[@Chacason]

Asked

[@fear_lanier4498]

This was very helpful and well explained. Thank you again.

[@antisocialavarice]

Renslayer from Loki is the love interest of one of the three main Kangs, possibly the one that’s not Rama Tut or Imortus; Victor Timely escapes at the end of Loki season 2 and goes to where the others are and alert them that Loki and Mobius is in their case.

[@ChristinaRussell-i9z]

We need Kang the conqueror back he was the most gangster version yet and if im being honest im pretty sure he ends up becoming H.W.R

[@JohnSmith-vt2hw]

So the kang trio knew about he who remains and what he did and they allowed it right? The kang trio weren't wiped out by he who remains because they are outside of time?

[@12pope]

or they were waiting outside of time. until this one gave up the ghost and it was there time.

[@michaelhawes7185]

Appreciate you and enjoy your content.

[@MasonNoThumbs]

I believe this “Warrior” Kang will become He Who Remains. He who remains mentions ending the multiversal war much like how “Warrior” Kang is trying to stop the other versions of himself. I believe that when AntMan and Wasp push him into his Time Engine he wasn’t killed but transported to the realm where Alioth is and he will return to end the multiverse and create his “sacred timeline” thus restarting the time loop

[@mikete714]

So I’ve never seen any of these movies haha but all these yt marvel videos got me all caught up. 😂👌🏽💯🙌🏽

[@curtispearson2152]

Even when Kang the Conqueror was losing the battle. He kept saying. “You still don’t see it yet” more than once. Feel like that’s they key right there. To be exiled and not killed? You gotta be more powerful and feared than what was displayed. This kang definitely pulled a whoopty.

[@12pope]

shows back up as the beyonder

[@mrxcs]

I think he wants to be killed, so they don't have the track of who is the Kang that will become The One, he can start again fresh.

[@ernestbayona5663]

Thanks Voss. Now it's all clear to me

[@WilliamJames48]

Kang is like a giant pint of ale that never empties.

[@krutikthaker9030]

Among all council of Kang there is one prime Kang which could be this Quantamania one who exactly wants to stabilise multiverse by killing timelines and then create a separate single timeline conquered by him.(So Prime kang is the kang who becomes He who remains)

[@andygonzalez9875]

Okay but how can the quantamania kang end up being “He who remains”? Just from the simple fact that they don’t seem like the same kang at all personality wise. Help please😅

[@purnimagiri9675]

There's good in every bad person

[@princetonchia1285]

Plus, He who remains doesn't have scars on his face at all. I think all the people who think that the quantumania Kang's the same as He who remains are all grasping at straws lol

[@profbfc]

@@princetonchia1285 They can easily explain it away like whenever kang uses time technology or wears his mask, he deepens his scars. But if he doesn't travel or battle, the scars start to heal over time. In other words, the most aggressive versions of kang will have scars but they will heal if he stops conquering universes

[@andygonzalez9875]

@@profbfc is this just you making it up? Or is this in the comics

[@amarauzirul7152]

In loki season 1,the timeline was much, much ahead of the current MCU. At citadel at the end of time,we saw the end version of our Kang the Conqueror, who vanished in QM.

[@MrZomg17]

Miss Minutes is a friendly visual auditory history of the History of Kang