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As for Kang, whether he would actually appear in a fourth Ant-Man and the Wasp movie is up in the air. The character is being set up as the big bad of Phase Five, meaning he may not appear in one of the one-off movies. Just as had been described by those who saw D23's Ant-Man 3 trailer, the MCU's MODOK has some major changes from the comics. Perhaps the biggest comes from his golden faceplate, which could indicate he will be completely mechanical or maybe it's just a mask designed to conceal the man underneath until release.

The Direct first broke the news of the big-head villain's involvement in December 2021 before it was made official at San Diego Comic-Con this year. Although signs are pointing to some major changes to his iconic comic appearance, anticipation is high to see how MODOK will ultimately fit into the Quantum picture.Although Ant-Man characters will likely pop up in already-confirmed movies such as Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. So that should give you your fix of Scott Lang and co until the new movie. Ant-Man 4 cast: Who will return for Ant-Man 4? The Time Chair is a device that allows its occupant to travel through time and space causing havoc in the universe.

Not too much of what to expect is given away by the trailer but comic book fans will know Kang the Conqueror is a relative of Victor von Doom, aka Doctor Doom from the Fantastic 4. But what's still confusing is why MODOK appears the way he does in the MCU and why his face has been covered by a golden faceplate unlike his comic look. Perhaps the team simply had difficulty making that design translate to live-action, or maybe whatever may be behind the mask will prove to be a spoilery reveal.In a recent interview, Majors revealed that he did not officially sign on to play Kang in future MCU projects until he had completed filming his scenes for Loki. "It was the character and dimensions of Kang, and the potential that it had," Majors said. "I thought, I’ll take a chance on that ." M.O.D.O.K., which is an acronym in the comics for Mental/Mobile/Mechanized Organism Designed Only for Killing, first appeared as a cameo in 1967's Tales of Suspense #93. In an interview with Variety, Stoll talked about this reaction and how he thinks of this version of MODOK — one of Marvel's zaniest creations. The new Ant-Man and The Wasp Quantumania trailer has dropped and that means we have new Ant-Man and The Wasp Quantumania Funko Pops on the way.