Nothing that personally impressed me, but he has some off screen feats and statements that I'm sure the usual suspects will try to wank.
Overall here's a rundown of his noteworthy showings
Actual feats
*Can unleash an AoE shockwave that levels small structures or blow back enemies. Just by eyeballing it, I would say the largest blast he emitted was small building level at best
* He has telekinesis good enough to instantly immobilize fleeing enemies, crush them or just ragdoll them. But due plot reasons hardly uses it and instead spams energy blasts.
* Speaking of his energy blasts, they can vaporize random fodder but again due to plot reasons they lose that ability and just become concussive bolts of energy. One especially strong beam managed to knock down Giant man
* He has a forcefield whose durability is kind of had to quantify but I would say it's good deal better than Wanda's auto shields
* His raw durability in his suit is enough to eat a punch from an enraged giant man though it clearly hurt him
* He's also fast enough to react Ant-fam in their shrunken state as well as their attacks.
Statements/off screen feats
*killed trillions
* Destroyed entire worlds. We are shown a quick glimpse of worlds he destroyed but are never shown how he went about doing so.
* Killed multiple Kang's
* Destroyed numerous timelines
* Killed multiple variant avengers including a variant Thor
@darkphantom9895: That's the problem. We never see how he does it.
We just get a quick flash back montage of him rampaging and killing civilians before cutting to an already destroyed planet/timeline with voice over telling us he caused it.
From what I've gathered, Kang's statements don't yet line up with his on-screen feats. Not to mention we don't actually know how he killed alternate Avengers; for all we know, he did it with prep-time and/or assistance from others. We can't just assume his raw power on his own is Thor+ level.
@spiderman31: from the start to the middle of the movies the guys humiliate everyone, force shock those bitch with his finger and twist them like Tatsumaki from OPM, dude fucking freeze in time a character but...... when the plot need to kick in he get nerfed the fuck out, don't even use his power while bloodlusted
Kang is strong but his range blasts can either be blocked by her shields, and I doubt his shields would protect against her hexes or transmutation. He gets turned into a clown
They were always going to have to nerf him for ant man to win, it's not shocking at all. Wait till Kang dynasty for a proper showing of his capabilities.
"I felt what he had done. Entire worlds, entire timelines, gone."
However the problem with the logic of one Kang vs one anybody else is that the MCU's entire premise here is that the threat is INFINITE KANGS across the multiverse. On top of that, Quantumania's Kang did not have full access to his time chair - which he never used in battle.
Finally, of course, He Who Remains counts as one of those infinite variants - the one who controlled the entire multiverse and only willingly relinquished that control out of boredom. So by definition he already beat Wanda and everyone else.
Multiversal Kang 1 shots falling temple level Wanda
By feats Kang also 1 shots since he made a big hole through an entire planet from his energy discharge
got blitzed by ant man lmao
And ? Wanda struggled with statue level marvel or supersoldier carter and died to a falling temple
also
kang did this on screen the Kang in the movie is not full power Kang him at full power is multiversal for shattering a time line
Do we even watch the same movie ?, it's a dreamwalking wanda which is basically a far weaker than original version, yet she beat them all with less than 5 minutes lmao.
"died to a falling temple"
Clearly you watch mom when you sleep.
Meanwhile kang was struggle against a freakin giant ANT LMAOOO
Multiversal Kang 1 shots falling temple level Wanda
By feats Kang also 1 shots since he made a big hole through an entire planet from his energy discharge
got blitzed by ant man lmao
And ? Wanda struggled with statue level marvel or supersoldier carter and died to a falling temple
also
kang did this on screen the Kang in the movie is not full power Kang him at full power is multiversal for shattering a time line
Do we even watch the same movie ?, it's a dreamwalking wanda which is basically a far weaker than original version, yet she beat them all with less than 5 minutes lmao.
"died to a falling temple"
Clearly you watch mom when you sleep.
Meanwhile kang was struggle against a freakin giant ANT LMAOOO
So Kang SURVIVED getting attacked by an army of star-level ants, whom he had to have fought off to later get back into his throne room to then fight Scott. And the ants were not "holding back" their power. They are 100% loyal to Hank, and Hank's family was in danger. So Kang basically fought off a star (all the ants combined = 1 star).
And since the ants are hyper intelligent, Kang could not have "escaped them" on foot with damaged armor. Kang did all this AFTER ragdolling Giant-Man, Stature, and Wasp.
Multiversal Kang 1 shots falling temple level Wanda
By feats Kang also 1 shots since he made a big hole through an entire planet from his energy discharge
got blitzed by ant man lmao
And ? Wanda struggled with statue level marvel or supersoldier carter and died to a falling temple
also
kang did this on screen the Kang in the movie is not full power Kang him at full power is multiversal for shattering a time line
Do we even watch the same movie ?, it's a dreamwalking wanda which is basically a far weaker than original version, yet she beat them all with less than 5 minutes lmao.
"died to a falling temple"
Clearly you watch mom when you sleep.
Meanwhile kang was struggle against a freakin giant ANT LMAOOO
Quantumania DIRECTOR Peyton Reed, in Vanity Fair:
“We liked the idea of this very fearsome warrior whose head is essentially a supernova, a star that’s got to be contained within this thick glass-like cylinder,” Reed explains. “When he unleashes it, it’s a lethal weapon.”
Kang one-shotted this dude dead. Therefore the ants had to be more powerful than that. And we have evidence they were:
So Kang SURVIVED getting attacked by an army of star-level ants, whom he had to have fought off to later get back into his throne room to then fight Scott. And the ants were not "holding back" their power. They are 100% loyal to Hank, and Hank's family was in danger. So Kang basically fought off a star (all the ants combined = 1 star).
And since the ants are hyper intelligent, Kang could not have "escaped them" on foot with damaged armor. Kang did all this AFTER ragdolling Giant-Man, Stature, and Wasp.
@parkerkent: You do know there are are degrees to each class type right? For instance humans are class 2 as well they are class type 2- civilization. Yet humans are considered fodder in the movies and comics.
A class 2 type civilization is able to harness the power of the sun. What does that have to do with durability, strength or speed directly? Answer: No direct correlation.
@parkerkent: You do know there are are degrees to each class type right? For instance humans are class 2 as well they are class type 2- civilization. Yet humans are considered fodder in the movies and comics.
A class 2 type civilization is able to harness the power of the sun. What does that have to do with durability, strength or speed directly? Answer: No direct correlation.
"If working only within the basic categories, humans are a type I civilization on the Kardashev scale (a civilization with a working Dyson sphere structure harvesting its star's light would qualify as type II). Literally speaking, because humans have not harnessed the equivalent of the entire energy of Earth, other scientists have said that humans rank as more like a 0.7."
Why does this matter? Because in the MCU, Class 1 Earth already has individuals who do extremely powerful stuff, so a Class 2 would have individuals (in this case ants) that do even more powerful stuff. MCU Class 1 Civilization Earth has Tony Stark, one human, whose Iron Man armor tanked a Power Stone blast a few minutes after Thanos used the same stone to completely blow up a moon. This is onscreen in Infinity War at timestamp 1:59:00:
(And before someone says Power Stone only scales to size of target, Thanos also used it to KO Captain Marvel who is smaller yet much more durable than Iron Man.)
No reason to doubt an MCU Class 2 Civilization can redirect the full power of its star-level capacity. They're in the Quantum Realm, where time and space work differently, so we don't need to know how they redirect the energy. The ants left Earth from the same point in space-time as Hank, yet landed very far away from Hank and evolved thousands of years in a day. Energy transfer in the Quantum Realm is obviously not the same as energy transfer on Earth.
Remember, these are Hank Pym's ants, which he had evolved even before they entered the Quantum Realm. Tony Stark, Thanos and Kang all could NOT replicate Pym Particles. There is no valid reason to lowball Hank's ants. And finally, yet again, THE ANTS DID NOT STOP KANG BECAUSE HE STILL SHOWED UP AFTER THAT TO STOMP SCOTT.
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