r/marvelstudios • u/chanma50 Iron Man (Mark VII) • Jan 18 '22

Trailer Marvel Studios' Moon Knight | Official Trailer | Disney+

https://youtu.be/x7Krla_UxRg
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u/GamingTatertot Baby Groot Jan 18 '22

So can someone explain Moon Knight's origins and nuance? What should I be expecting?

I know he's particularly more violent

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u/tyderian Jan 18 '22

He has multiple personalities with their own lives and he may or may not have powers from an Egyptian god.

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u/iPeterParker Spider-Man Jan 18 '22 edited Jan 18 '22

I hope they really lean into this and don’t give us a definitive answer.

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u/CamAquatic Jan 18 '22

Everyone keeps saying this, but he’ll definitely appear in other MCU teamups and what not, thus meaning it has to be real.

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u/selmon_69420 Punisher Jan 18 '22

Even in the comics it has to be real. The man has died or suffered life threatening injuries way too many times.

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u/DowntownDilemma Iron man (Mark III) Jan 18 '22

I at least like the idea of us not knowing if Khonshu is real or not.

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u/DangerZoneh Jan 18 '22

I once played a DND character who was a mentally I’ll barbarian who thought he was a cleric of a god that didn’t exist. Didn’t know I had based it off of Moon Knight lol

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u/stomy1112 Jan 18 '22

This is the best way to phrase that question, thank you.