‘Moon Knight’ Easter Egg Hints At Ammit’s Ties To Kang The Conqueror

The third episode of Marvel’s newest Disney Plus sequence, Moon Knight, noticed Oscar Isaac’s Marc Spector touring to Egypt, the place he might have caught an indication of a Kang the Conqueror variant.

Episode 3 noticed Marc Spector in a race to find Ammit’s tomb earlier than Arthur Harrow might. Marc chases down a gang of Harrow’s henchmen, with all however one ending up murdered by Marc’s as-yet unrevealed third alter, closely rumored to be Jake Lockley. The surviving thug is sporting a denim jacket with a picture of a pharaoh’s head on the again. The headdress proven within the picture seems to take inspiration from Pharaoh Rama-Tut, certainly one of Kang’s many identities from the Marvel comics, and crew members on Moon Knight have reportedly confirmed this was an intentional reference.

New Rockstars highlighted the Easter egg in a latest video, declaring that the form and colours used within the design appeared to be a transparent nod to Rama-Tut. They went on to verify that that they had been in contact with the crew on Moon Knight, who had confirmed this was an intential Rama-Tut Easter egg and never only a coincidence. Take a look at the video beneath:

If Kang’s Egyptian identification goes to have a job in Moon Knight and his iconography is being worn by followers of Ammit, then this Easter egg additionally lends credence to the idea that Rama-Tut was the primary avatar of Ammit, who Arthur Harrow mentioned betrayed her.

Within the comics, Pharaoh Rama-Tut was certainly one of many identities adopted by the time-traveling Kang the Conqueror – one he used to grab energy over Ancienty Egypt. Within the MCU, Kang is performed by Jonathan Majors, who appeared as one variant of the character – He Who Stays – in Season 1 of Loki.

Right here is the synopsis for Moon Knight:

The sequence follows Steven Grant, a mild-mannered gift-shop worker, who turns into plagued with blackouts and reminiscences of one other life. Steven discovers he has dissociative identification dysfunction and shares a physique with mercenary Marc Spector. As Steven/Marc’s enemies converge upon them, they have to navigate their advanced identities whereas thrust right into a lethal thriller among the many highly effective gods of Egypt.

Starring Oscar Isaac, Might Calamawy, Karim El Hakim, F. Murray Abraham, and Ethan Hawke. The primary two episodes of the brand new MCU sequence is now accessible to stream on Disney Plus, with new episodes dropping each Wednesday.

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Supply: New Rockstars