Kang The Conquer vs The Marvel Universe: Full Story (Comics Explained)

Kang the Conqueror's premiere in Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania is quickly approaching! But just who exactly Is Kang? What is his Origin? What are his greatest fights? In this video we'll be covering the new origin of Nathanial Richards, as well as talking about his greatest fight against none other than Doctor Doom as well as the rest of the Marvel Universe!

▸ Who Is Kang? Kang the Conqueror, also known as Immortus, Rama Tut or Iron Lad is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character is most frequently depicted as an opponent of the Avengers and the Fantastic Four. A time-traveling entity, several alternate versions of Kang have appeared throughout Marvel Comics titles over the years, including his respective future and past heroic selves, Rama-Tut, Immortus, and Iron Lad.

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Kang The Conquer Vs The Marvel Universe: Full Story (Comics Explained)

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[drewm]

“Kang is Dead. Long Live Kang”

What a line

[kalebstuart]

Kang is the best example of a villain who is clearly a villain but you still can't help but love. You find yourself routing for Kang against the traditional Heroes. Kang and Doom.

[icano]

I find the first story so tragic and heartbreaking like a Greek tragedy. No matter how much he tried his destiny was already written and everything that he did to change his fate just ended up bringing him one step closer to it.

Your channel is amazing! Thank you for making my Southern California commute bearable!

[twojaygotbales]

The line about his choice to leave his love behind to indulge his greatness across all of space and time gives me chills.

[Vamroc]

Kang is the definition of a villain being the hero of his own story and Kang is even justified in his actions from time to time (No pun intended)

[Thenoblej]

I feel like a lot of Kangs problems can be solved if he got some therapy, got a few homies, and look for someone else 😭

[alejandrovallencci]

Thing is with Kang is he’s such a fascinating concept for a character. The “man out of time”, almost like a more fantastical and villainous version of Doctor Who, where he’s scattered throughout time so much that at any given point in any given universe you can run into a version of him. However, I think Marvel hasn’t quite realised Kang’a potential in terms of stories. There’s so many ways they could go with him, by far the most interesting they’ve done is that existential crisis that comes from being able to go anywhere and anywhen

[kang]

Kang is like the main character in a video game. You are fully aware that you are playing a video game as the main character. Especially after you’ve beat the entire game, you know everything that’s going to happen or ever will happen and you also have all the cheat codes. Are you unbeatable ? No but you have every advantage while every other character is an NPC that is not fully aware of the game universe in which they live in. This also means that you can only play within the context of the video game and still have a set of rules yourself. Basically like an Agent in The Matrix.

[littlereddstar]

The subtext of “never love” could be that the one thing Kang couldn’t have was love. No matter what he did, love wasn’t meant for him. Not from parents, not from friends and not from the partner he wanted…Never love.

[romeyrome]

Kang is a really sad love story covered up by tyranny, rage and conquest. For all his bravado, power, ruthlessness and intelligence, he's lashing out at the world because his loneliness and broken heart. Which I never knew until I read more about Kang. He's almost a sympathetic figure if not for the whole "conquering" tyrant, warlord thing. Lol. Definitely one of the better villains in the MCU. Rob does amazing job as always explaining and making you sympathize with a character despite their flaws. Hell of a story and read by Rob.

[ayezoop]

What I think is hilarious is that I was legit listening to the whole playlist this morning, I'm at the near end of the conclusion where Kang meets his younger self again, just for the easy full version story to be posted minutes before I finish all the individual videos 😂

[romethechampion]

I wanted to just come on here and thank Rob, for being the first person to theorize Kang having a connection with the 10 rings( his technology). And possibly being behind the post credit scene on how the rings could have actually been from the future not the past… Now everyone is theorizing that idea.

I think it’s time we give this man his flowers for his knowledge on all things marvel.. 💐💐

[NoahHoulding]

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[eljaydillinger]

Rob, this is one of the most poetic stories you’ve ever broken down, and you did it poetically too. Definitely one of my new favorite explained videos

[babyworldTvPreachfeneto]

Kang is going to save the MCU you ask me I've never been more excited for a villian out the marvel comic universe

[Bradon_Ray]

Couldn't Kang theoretically be a descendant of both Reed Richards and Victor Von Doom? All that would need to happen for that to be the case is just 2 of Reed's and Doom's descendants end up getting together, and then Kang will be a descendant of both Doom and Reed no matter what.

[thesaltman]

I love this channel so much. 2 hours worth of lore, details, and stories. Keep it up!

[HeavyCha]

This story is beautiful.... Kang was just a villain to me had just learned about him in the MCU... His story is viciously gorgeous... He ismy new favorite comic book character of all time, this was eye opening ... You've made a reader of Me...

[QuantumElectricians]

"Only Myself Left to Conquer" sounds like Kang's one man show where he talks about his life on stage.

[bladezAJK]

GOD MY BRAIN... after hearing this whole story, I am still cannot understand how in the hell world the story begin and end in such complexity it so beautiful and the core of the whole story is still intact.