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Don't want to wait until the end of the credits to see what's next for the MCU? Here's your guide to what happens in the end credits scenes for AntManAndTheWaspQuantumania
Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania.As the first movie in the MCU’s Phase 5, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania has the ambitious task of reigniting fans’ excitement, introducing Cassie Lang to the superhero life, and explaining why Kang the Conqueror was chosen as the main villain of the MCU's Multiversal Saga.
The Council of Kangs The first end credits scene takes us to a place beyond space and time, where three Variants of Kang look at the myriad of timelines before their eyes. Two of these Variants were taken straight out of Marvel Comics, while a third might be connected to two other classic Kang personas.
In the end-credits scenes, we also see Immortus, a different Variant of Kang. After his conquest plans are thwarted repeatedly, Kang decides to go back to Ancient Egypt after his younger self has already left the place. This time, Kang rules honorably and, in doing so, finds the purpose he was always lacking. So, Kang uses his genius-level intellect to slow down his aging and use his powers to fight his Conqueror Variant.
As for Iron Lad, this is a unique heroic Variant of Kang that glimpses at his future Conqueror self and decides to join the Avengers to stop evil Kangs. In the comic books, the Iron Lad uses armor inspired by Iron Man himself. However, since the MCU’s Iron Man is dead and his character arc is pretty much done, it wouldn’t be surprising if Marvel Studios decided to completely redesign the hero.
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