The mystery of THAT character in the Quantumania post-credits scene has finally been explained:
. But three of the Kang variants have isolted themselves from the rest, and they privately discuss plans to do, well, even more bad stuff in the MCU.
Kang has been around in Marvel Comics for decades, and during that time he’s adopted many different identities. And two of the three variants in this sequence were very clearly inspired by those characters: Rama-Tut, a Kang who traveled back to ancient Egypt and installed himself as pharaoh, and Immortus, and older variant of Kang who has hung up his conqueror’s armor and begun to comport himself as more of a philosopher and scholar.
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