MCU fans roast cancelled Avengers: Kang Dynasty leaked plot
Topics: Marvel, TV And Film, Avengers
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Topics: Marvel, TV And Film, Avengers
The supposed script to the now-cancelled Avengers: Kang Dynasty has leaked online and it has MCU fans tearing it to pieces and happily roasting it.
Many fans believe the script isn’t real as it seems like a direct ripoff of a Rick and Morty episode, which, frankly, makes it even funnier.
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To boil down what the script lays out, the film was set to be a prequel to Quantumania and show how that variant of Kang was sent to the Quantum Realm.
Kang’s wife and son were to be killed by a council of Kangs, sending him into a rage-filled conquest, killing other variants before he was exiled to the Quantum Realm.
The film would have shown us that after Qunatumania, Kang was sent to the Beyond Zone where he would fight an army of clones of himself.
“Guess this has been picked up from Rick and Morty?” said naman14O_o on Reddit.
This is in reference to an ongoing story in the animated show where Rick fights against other versions of himself as they hate the ‘Prime Rick.’
As Random_Words42069 says, “Rick and Morty copied Marvel a ton. The council of Ricks is inspired by the Council of Reeds.”
Throughout the Reddit thread, fans flip-flop between thinking the idea could work, to flat calling it “trash.”
One Redditor is very vocal about the idea, “Sounds so f**king boring and a clear example of the fact that the storytelling has been s**t the past couple years. So glad we got the Russos back.”
GuysGardener voices what Avengers: Kang Dynasty should have been, “I absolutely think Kang Dynasty was intended to give his origin story and be for Kang what Infinity War was for Thanos. Especially because Kang Dynasty is a pretty simple story in the comics pretty much just Kang tries to invade Earth and the Avengers stop him.”
Interestingly, the leaked script mentions nothing about the Avengers themselves, which shows that it’s probably fake.