Why This Variant of KANG Is One of the Weakest (SPOILERS) | Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantamania

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[Magdalenas]

So many in comments not getting it. This Kang wasn't the big bad at this moment. This Kang was a version without access to time and everything else that makes him as big of a threat as he is. Yes, Ant Man; "beat" him here but that doesn't make Kang any less of a main Villian. How about we let it play out like Marvel intends. A reason exists why this happened. I'm sure what happened in this film was exactly what Kang wanted in some way. I guarantee he's not dead. He will be back. It's literally no different from Thanos. Thanos without the stones isn't all that terrifying. Let's let Kang get to that point where he has all the technology.

[aaronsmith]

I still think this Kang with the most deadliest and the one to worry about. If he wasn't then the 3 mains kangs in the post credit scene would have made such a big deal out it. And the fact they had to banish him because they couldn't kill him speaks volumes. Kang honestly beat him self in this movie do to his desperation of trying to escape the quantumrealm.

[kylewilliam]

I have a feeling this Kang is gonna come back in a really big way. Like to the point where we all almost forget about him, then boom, he comes back and flips the script

[Green_Gold]

My only disappointment was kang started off as badass. Literally had powers at the flick of his fingers and then he ended up losing. And lost bc of ....ants. when he was introduced, his powers were nuts. Then they made him stand there and not use his powers on the bridge. Early he was literally moving his finger 1 cm and crushing antman against the wall yet he couldn't do that on the bridge? He's supposed to be the next thanos level threat. I get we have tons of variants but this variant could of ended with a bigger fight. I mean the council of kang exiled him so they r obviously scared of him. I guess since this isn't the main big bad then okay but still

[NK]

I don’t think he’s dead. That’s literally Kang the conqueror peep the name and his overall agenda. Now go back to Loki when he spoke with he who remains. This Kang and He who Remains agenda aligns perfectly. Destroying all the other variants of himself and making one timeline. I think He Who Remains is the mature version of Kang the Conqueror

[Coelhok]

Kang didn’t die. He literally got sucked into a vortex. He’s in the beyond verse and gonna gain the powers of the beyonder yes he may not be Kang anymore but he’s now gonna become the beyonder and you’ll see him win.

[bigfacts]

How is he the weakest if he admitted to killing Thor and the Avengers so many times he can't remember

[joancolon]

What I find funny is that in a scene he implied that he killed thor or fought against him at least and lived but yet got beat by ant man and the wasp even with an army, he destroyed multiverses but cant beat ant man, gotcha

[jevaughnmatthews]

I think we should be patient cause kang is definitely not dead. Just enjoy the ride

[Glosokah]

This is the Kang (He Who Remains was talking about in Loki )from the 31st century who started the 1st multiversal war

[conanloughran]

Kang wasn’t at his most powerful, he made an empire with absolutes no resources

[djk]

I think people are taking the movie outta context, yes kang lost to ant man, a kang who had been trapped in the quantum realm with only his suit and a broken time chair, a kang who didn’t have access to his full arsenal. Take nothing away from ant man and wasp but this was one of those kang fights where every break broke in favor of the heros and even then there was guarantee of victory for them. What they did against this kang won’t work against the others because the others learn from the mistakes of their variants. Kang losing isn’t a big deal because he never really loses it’s just a temporary set back if anything. Do you think kang has never lost? He’s lost plenty of times but ultimately he can never go away and that’s what makes him dangerous. Killing one kang is easy but try doing it twice, or three times, you may even fight off over 100 of them but you’ll eventually fall because it’s never a matter of if you’ll to kang it’s just a matter of when

[Chann]

I was saying this all throughout the movie. The reason they won against him was because he still didn't have access to ALL his power. Hell, he was still struggling to get out of the Quantum realm, that should make it obvious enough. And I think one of his greatest weapons we have yet to see him regain is the Ten Rings. I believe those rings have far more power and capabilities than anyone, even Shang-Chi, knows about or can access. In the hands of their rightful own they could possibly lay waste to whole worlds easily. We will see.😏

[avinashpatil.]

if this kang is weak then we should consider that he who remains from loki is the smartest kang ever cause he stopped all the kangs by his technology

[mr.m]

This kang is not weak. They had to give antman one. This was kang the conqueror. Far from the weakest. Kang wasn’t defeated either. Y’all just assume he’s dead and gone. He’s not. Remember one he who remains died it created branches. If that moment was destined to happen then branches shouldn’t have been created. According to the mcu tva rules. This kang new when to run so he did.

[Tagren]

Kang was formidable but not unbeatable...he turned the tide of the battle single handedly...none of the freedom fighters wanted to be killed by the blasts from his hands.

Seeing a militia run away from him was a sign of how dangerous he is. He even took a punch from giant man. But his reliance on technology, isolation and ruling by fear was his undoing..plus being overrun by ants lol. But it was clear he didn't have all his technology and he's just a man beneath a suit of Armour. He was very desperate to escape the quantum realm as soon as he realized his Armour was broken

[_basedperry]

I think its so funny that the movie heavily implies that this is the worst of the worst via his exile. But his loss to Antman has so many people coping about how he's concealing his power level LOL

[epsilonzlyric]

1. This Kang is the most powerful, deadliest and savage of all of the Kangs, they had to banish him because they couldn't kill him, he was a threat to the multiverse and the other 3 main kangs from post credit scenes had to wait for him to be ''killed'' in order to make their moves. I believe this Kang planned it all, he's said he's seen it all, I believe this is also part of his plan to act dead so he could lay low and away from his other versions. I believe he intentionally did all of this as well as getting stuck in this universe where he'll multiply himself, kill the others that spawn from him and possibly recharge his armor in the process then come back in Kang's dynasty. Remember that a kang is a kang, a guy who destroyed multiple realities already. He is one of the SMARTEST beings in the multiverse, able to complete dr doom’s time machine so expect his intellect and ability to plot to be at the highest end.

[Wandasolosurfavs]

If you read comics no one is surprised by this but I really expected them to let him win because I really wanted him to be powerful.

[earthstar]

I think they just didn't write or think out the script that much. I don't think this is anything deeper. Its probably just a plot hole.