The ending of ‘Ant-Man 3’ explained: the path to ‘Secret Wars’ begins

Did they not understand you at the end of ‘Ant-Man 3’? Here we explain what the hell happened to Kang in the quantum realm and his future in the MCU, whose phase 5 is officially inaugurated

The best of the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, the future that holds us towards Avengers: Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars. Peyton Reed’s film takes us years after the famous snap to introduce us to Cassie Lang (Kathryn Newton), the daughter of Scott (Paul Rudd), whose scientific research causes her entire family to be trapped in the quantum realm.

If you were left with a WTF face, it just happened after Kang (Jonathan Majors), Scott and Hope (Evengeline Lilly) knock it out, we tell you a little about it, especially for all those who did not understand a bit the outcome of the tape. So spoilers will be part of this brief explanation that gives meaning to the future of the Marvel universe directed by Kevin Feige.

For practical purposes, Scott and Hope did beat the exile. Kang was sucked into the core and the consequences were deadly. However, it seems that Ant-Man and the Wasp were not so clear on the issue of why they call him “the exile”. It turns out that the Kang’s real identity is Nathaniel Richards, originally from Earth 6311, better known as the other land, where he began the path to merge robotic technology with a time machine that made him master of space and time.

What happens in the post credits scene 1?

In his obsession to convert and assert his nickname as the conqueror, he caused a paradox that reproduced hundreds of his inhabiting versions in different multiverses, thus creating the great Kang council, which we know in the first post credits scene from the film that also features Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and Janet Van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer).

The pharaoh is about Rama-Tut, his pharaonic version of ancient Egypt, whose power significantly alerts superheroes on earth, including The Fantastic Four, whose imminent debut is only a matter of time thanks to Kang’s presence. Also, without going into too much detail, do you notice that Nathaniel Richards and Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic) share a last name? There is a very direct relationship there. This pharaonic Kang will require the help of Victor Von Doom.

And in the second post-credits?

So we’re just about to see them go into action, that’s why the first post-credits scene is much more than seeing thousands of Kangs screaming euphorically at the disappearance of the exile, the one who challenged them. Then comes the good stuff, the clue behind Kang’s apparent invincibility is in the second post creditswhere Loki (Tom Hiddleston) warns of the arrival of Victor Timely, the identity that Nathaniel uses to achieve his objectives on Earth-616.

Kang’s mission will be to get rid of the council and establish himself as the leader of the Traveler Council, those who share his same obsession with conquest. The first to face him, the Young Avengers. Kang Dynasty will see them fight with the youngest group of the Avengers, the group that will make up Cassie, Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld) and other boys.

Once defeated, the entity that dominates the entire multiverse, The Beyonder, will be annoyed and will have to test villains and heroes to define its existence once and for all. That is why Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania It is the first step to explain what and what will be the triggers for the famous secret wars. Remember that you can now see the movie in your favorite Cinemex and Cinépolis.