Marvel: The Villain Who Should Replace Thanos

The video explores Kang the Conqueror's role in the MCU, highlighting his unique characteristics and identity conflicts. It delves into narrative identity theory, explaining how Kang's interactions with his past and future selves embody this concept. The video suggests Kang could address thematic cohesion in the MCU, offering a complex character arc distinct from Thanos.

Who is Kang the Conqueror and what makes him a unique character in the Marvel Comics?

How does Kang's multi-temporal existence raise questions about human identity?

How does Kang's conflict with himself differ from traditional superhero-villain dynamics?

How does the concept of time travel complicate Kang's identity?

What is narrative identity theory and how does it relate to Kang's character?

In what ways do Kang, Mortis, and Iron Lad represent different aspects of identity?

How does the interplay between past, present, and future shape Kang's character arc?

What potential narrative issues could Kang address in the future of the MCU?

What are the implications of Kang's identity for the overarching narrative of the MCU?

What themes of identity are explored through Kang's interactions with other characters?