If you're feeling like you just escaped the Quantum Realm after Marvel's latest, here's our guide to everything you need to know about the ending of AntManAndTheWaspQuantumania
With Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Marvel Studios decided to raise the stakes for the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe just as Phase 5 begins. The movie introduces Cassie Lang to the superhero life, the main attraction of Quantumania is undoubtedly Kang the Conqueror , the villain of the next big MCU crossover, Avengers: The Kang Dynasty.
Since the ship is connected to Kang’s brain, Janet inadvertently reads the villain’s mind when touching the vessel. It’s then that Janet becomes aware of Kang as the Conqueror, a man who destroyed countless worlds and timelines. Janet also realizes Kang didn’t end in the Quantum Realm by accident. Instead, he was exiled to this place outside time and space, where he would remain trapped forever.
Since Kang threatens to kill Cassie, Scott agrees to help Kang retrieve the core. To do this impressive feat, Scott needs to shrink down and reach the center of the power source, walking through a probability field. At first, the task seems impossible since the probability field creates competing Variants of Scott, one for each possible outcome. However, since every version of Scott is motivated by his love for Cassie, they end up working together to reach the center of the Multiverse Core.
While Cassie’s plan works, she also becomes a target for MODOK, who Kang orders to hunt down and kill her. But after being defeated by Cassie, MODOK reflects on his past actions and has a change of heart. MODOK decides he doesn’t want to be a dick anymore, which will come in handy during the final fight against Kang.
A Lose-Lose Situation After the fight is over, Janet uses the Multiverse Core to open a gateway back to Earth. The whole family crosses it. Well, almost, as Kang emerges from the wreckage of his citadel and uses the last blast of his armor to stop Scott from returning too. Kang tries to jump through the portal himself, in an attempt to finally regain his freedom, but Scott stays back to fight the villain and stop him from getting out of the Quantum Realm.
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