by An intriguing reference to Scarlet Witch, The Eternals, and other characters may be seen in the latest Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania video.
Thanks to the newest trailer, anticipation for the third Ant-Man movie is at an all-time high. Corey Stoll’s identity as MODOK was also made public in the new clip, which featured some incredible scenes with Kathryn Newton’s Cassie Lang and Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror.
Without a doubt, it appears that Scott and his family are facing some of the highest stakes they have ever experienced.
But apart from Kang himself, how precisely will the film connect to the larger Multiverse Saga? It turns out that several recently noticed linkages between Quantumania and other earlier MCU efforts have been made, and they may be a sign of things to come.
Scarlet Witch, the Eternals, and more are connected to Ant-Man
Fans have plenty of opportunity to scrutinise every second for unnoticed links with the release of the new Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania teaser.
The Scarlet Witch, the Eternals, and Shang-Chi are all referenced visually in one of the largest clues thus yet found.
The scene when Scott Lang is underneath a large machine with enormous revolving metal rings—possibly Chronopolis’ underside—is the crucial connecting element. They have a fascinating pattern carved onto them when you look at them attentively.
The Eternals frequently use circular artwork, which is also discreetly visible on the side of their spacecraft, the Domo.
While Elizabeth Olsen‘s Wanda appears at Mount Wundagore in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, several recognisable patterns may be seen behind her, etched into the walls of the old shrine to the Scarlet Witch.
The Ten Rings themselves, He Who Remains’ visual representation in Loki, and Kamala Khan’s bangles are the other three significant appearances of these interesting circles.
There’s no denying that the Multiverse Saga of the MCU has an obsession with circles, and there’s a high probability that this isn’t a coincidence. It’s plausible that these overlapping glyphs indicate several intersecting timelines or worlds, or the Multiverse, given that the Sacred Timeline was a circle.
There’s a fair likelihood that the patterns do in fact represent scripture from realms other than Earth-616, given that the Darkhold and Mount Wundagore both had these patterns and Wanda exploited them to reach the Multiverse.
Kang appears to have been hinting to the main concept of Phases 4, 5, and 6 all along by utilising this picture once more in Quantumania, especially with his Time Chair at his side.
What does this have to do with the new circular objects that are appearing around the MCU, such Ms. Marvel’s bangle and Shang-recently Chi’s discovered Ten Rings?
What Is the Importance of a Circular Pattern in the MCU?
There are already rumours going around claiming a connection between Kamala and Shang-preferred Chi’s weaponry. The two are also roughly similar to the Infinity Stones in terms of significance.
What does it all imply, though?
Maybe those weapons are much more important to time travel throughout the Multiverse than fans ever imagined. Perhaps Kang needs them to accomplish whatever his ultimate objective may be.
Regarding their relationship to the Eternals, it is always possible that Kang’s mastery of the many timelines or his knowledge of them stems from the Celestials and other antiquated ideas.
After all, if he was able to establish and sustain a single Sacred Timeline, he had to deal with some Celestials somewhere along the road.
With this next Ant-Man movie, viewers may hopefully get a clearer idea of how everything will fit together to make Avengers: The Kang Dynasty the MCU epic that it will be.
On February 17, Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania will be seen in cinemas.
