Why Kang Was Banished FULLY Explained (Kang's Grand Plan) | Avengers: Kang Dynasty

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Year: 2017 Additional Music Terminus by: Scott Buckley
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[MusicLover-myfo]

Quantumaina Kang was banished because the Council of Kang's feared him, he called them out for being childlike in their approach to how they conducted time. He spoke as if he were enlightened (similar to Thanos in Infinity War) by saying that he "knows how it ends" and that "he needs to get out of the Quantum realm" to stop his variants almost as if he's doing this out of altruistic intent. Excluding how he implies the Council took his Ravonna away from him, making Quantumaina Kang's vendetta against his variants in the up incoming The Kang Dynasty a personal vendetta.

[to_]

He was definitely going to kill all his variants for being reckless with the timeline and be the #1 Kang.

[fastcowboym]

They're the same Kang, in Loki S1, he tells Loki and Sylvi he's known by many names, Conqueror is one of them, and that's what the people from the quantum realm called Kang.

[kovenagate]

I think The Conqueror variant’s defeat is going to be short lived; I mean, he’s the Kang that people would most easily recognize as Kang from the comics, I think they gave him the iconic look because they plan on bringing him back and maybe he’s the one who would even be He Who Remains if time plays out the way it’s required for that to happen

[yoboyrob]

It seems like he found out about future kings causing incursions. If left unchecked, incursions would lead to the obliteration of everything. He also saw that one kang created the sacred timeline. So most likely he wanted to be that very kang, but didn’t know the means by which it was accomplished. So he obliterated timelines one by one. Which is inefficient at best, considering the multiverse is infinite.

[qfranklin]

I don't think kang is dead, at the end of the movie it says kang will return, notice the word kang and not kangs, I believe kang was suck in the multiversal time engine and survived.

[tonygomez]

I’m gonna put on my tin foil hat here and theorize that in Loki Season Two we find out Kang the Conquereor wasn’t killed when he got sucked into the Multiversal Power Core. Instead he was transported outside of time and space where the TVA Headquarters is located. There he would seize power and have the TVA remade in his Image. Now he’s using the TVA and it’s agents to exact revenge on the Kang variants that imprisoned him, starting with Victor Timely. I’m probably wrong but I can’t help but thinking this might be what happens.

[iopy]

Im thinking somehow this Kang IS He who Remains after he succesfully wipes out all the other timeslines. If remember correctly the time in the MCU loops, so, eventually this whole things just repeats over and over and over. ''Normal timeline'' -> He who remains gets killed -> Kang's escape -> Big wars -> He who remains creates sacred timeline -> Normal time -> He who remains gets killed etc etc etc.

[Troupe_Master]

Its because he was on a genocide campaign to destroy his variants and them nggas was like " nah " and sent his ass away lol If I was him I would me mad asf too

[itz.just_nullproductions]

I think that "he who remains" actually formulated the sacred timeline as a means to separate himself from both people like warrior kang, and the rest if the council. Because the way I see this is that in order for a variation of kang to enter the timeline that "he who remains" isolated would be to have the timeline branch enough for the creation of said kang variation to exist.

[shozanhanma]

That music at the end is SO LIVE! keep it up

[dillcor]

Doctor strange said something along those same lines to Thanos in infinity war on Titan except strange stated that he would only be committing genocide on billions…. I’m not sure if anyone has acknowledge some thing that I noticed in quantum mania… but the scene where Kang is telling Janet his grand plan in the citadel and she exclaimed “You would be slaughtering Many Trillions of lives”

[fredmills]

What is the rock that He Who Remains lived on, was the original Battleworld. Maybe it’s all a loop, and He Who Reminds wanted to die so he could restart the Universe and do it differently.

[billi]

My 6 & 7 year old loves this movie. My son came out asking for ant man toys

[matrixz]

How did Kang show up during Janet’s time in the quantum realm? Shouldn’t he have only been able to show up after He who remains death?

[overlyblackmale]

I love how Rick got banished for fighting the council of ricks.

[Merjedmedia]

So Kang probably hopes that a version of the TVA will come after him and he'll just be able to go straight to whoever remains and runs the TVA in that reality and timeline and kill them.

[roberthall]

Mistakes/Losses are All Kang's Learnings/Teachings. He will grow smarter and stronger. I wanna see Immortus Kang 🙂

[lessonsfromfilms]

Modok, trust me, it'll make sense in a minute. When Darren shrunk to the quantum realm after the events of the first antman, he became, this version of Modok. When Ant man shrunk into the core into the field of possibilities he spawned many variants. And in the end they used those shrinking thingies to the core which when kang got sucked into it may have just ended up in the field of possibilities hence the many variations of him...

[JacksonsRock]

I think warrior Kang was a direct variant of the same (Nathaniel Richards) person as He who remains.