Kang the Conqueror

think about it, it was the first phase of a brand new saga, which would build up to the main villain (kang), so as such, phase 4 should have had individual films and shows to set up the members of the newly reformed avengers team, (like wakanda forever for shuri, brave new world or falcon and the winter soldier for sam, etc.)

I still remember the most bizarre thing in Comic-Con 2024, when Doctor Doom was revealed to be the main villain of the Multiverse Saga for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I think it would've been cool to have Kang the Conqueror as the main villain of the Multiverse Saga through his many different versions (maybe including his primary version from the comics), but it was disappointing that Jonathan Majors, the man who played Kang, was charged for assault. Thankfully, Jonathan Majors won the case and had his charge dropped, but still, the people at Marvel Studios made the decision to have Doctor Doom as the main villain of the Multiverse Saga instead of Kang the Conqueror.

The thing is, it was incredibly bizarre that the people at Marvel Comics chose Robert Downey Jr. to play Doctor Doom! I was utterly surprised, and I bet that's how everyone else felt about it.

And here are two questions about the situation:

Are Marvel fans, in general, going insane about Robert Downey Jr. playing Doctor Doom?

Who should've played Doctor Doom instead of Robert Downey Jr.?

How well do you think the MCU did Kang? For me, definitely very poorly, especially since I think they jumped to conclusions about his actor way too soon, and even if he did do what he was accused of, they could have easily found another Kang actor. Also, how would you have treated the character?

Here we go!

Kang the Conquerer

VS.

Apocalypse

Locations: Shi'ar Empire

To death, Ko, or Incapacitation

No battle field removal

Full power levels standard equipment

And fight!

If so, why did they join forces? I need some ideas / more info for a story I’m writing

Which kang variant rules the TVA

I think Zack Snyder should direct avengers Kang Dynasty

Do you think the blip affected the quantum realm? If you do, how would it affect them? They didn’t hear about thanks unless Kang shared the story of the mad titan. Would have the same affect as it did on earth? Homelessness and terrorism? Would the living houses themselves disappear? Would key figures like M.O.D.O.K. disappear? What do you think?

Here we go!

The battle of the Richards! (I believe kang was connected to the richards family too, right?)

Kang the Conquerer

Vs.

Hyperstorm

To even it out, lets say Kang is launching the assault on an unexpecting Hyperstorm, and gets one day to prep.

Standard equipment, levels, and morals.

To death, ko, or incapacitation

One moment, I'm flipping out cuz Charlie Cox Daredevil shows up at the end of the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law trailer.. The next minute, I'm on the verge of tears after seeing T'Challa memorials in the Black Panther: WAKANDA FOREVER trailer just moments before we get out first official look at MCU Namor (he's looking THICC, btw.. Nyummm)..

Not to mention all the upcoming projects (from the 2nd seasons of Loki & What If..? to the 18-episode Daredevil Disney+ series) slated within the next 3 years, wrapping up with TWO AVENGERS MOVIES in 2025 - The Kang Dynasty & Secret Wars.. Just when I thought my heart could still take it, those last two reveals nearly gave me a heart attack..

So I know how there are Kang’s only from different earths, (Iron Lad, etc), but is there a version of Kang who was actually from the prime universe (616)?

Thank you in advance!