The Avengers May Have An Unlikely Ally Against The Council Of Kangs

Avengers: The Kang Dynasty may feature a new and totally unexpected ally for Earth's Mightiest Heroes in their next big battle. As the first installment of the Multiverse Saga's epic two-part finale, The Kang Dynasty will feature the climax of the Avengers' battle against the Council of Kangs, a group of malevolent Kang variants from every corner of the multiverse. In keeping with the Marvel Cinematic Universe's epic twists and turns, the upcoming fifth Avengers film has the opportunity to ally the heroes with one of their greatest enemies to finally bring an end to the Council of Kangs' reign over the multiverse once and for all.
Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania's mid-credits scene included the first introduction of the Council of Kangs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The multiversal commune of Kang variants, all of whom are portrayed by Jonathan Majors, first convenes after Kang the Conqueror's defeat at the hands of Ant-Man and the Wasp. The council's high-ranking members, Pharaoh Rama-Tut, the Scarlet Centurion, and Immortus, appear to be set up as villains of future MCU projects in Phase 5 and Phase 6, filling the space between Quantumania and The Kang Dynasty, the latter of which will finally pit the united Avengers team against their biggest threat yet.
It Takes A Kang To Defeat A Kang The only one capable of defeating Kang in the MCU is another version of himself. Although Ant-Man and the Wasp seemingly killed Kang the Conqueror at the end of Quantumania, it is clear that their efforts are only a temporary fix. After years of fighting countless Avengers in multiple realities, it has become abundantly clear that no mere mortal could permanently defeat Kang the Conqueror. Kang's other variants appear to be cut from a similar cloth, with only a few beings in the MCU capable of bringing their designs to a halt. Therefore, it appears that the Avengers' efforts against Kang are doomed before they have even begun.
Kang's exile in the Quantum Realm suggests that even other Kang variants would have trouble killing one of their own. Rather than actually killing Kang the Conqueror when he became too unwieldy for their own plans, the Council of Kangs elected to ambush his ship and strand him in the Quantum Realm. Had they been capable of killing him, the Kang variants likely wouldn't have chosen to leave the Conqueror alive and risk his return. It is more likely that, as a Nexus being, Kang and, by extension, his variants, cannot be killed without risking the integrity of the Sacred Timeline and sparking devastating incursions throughout the multiverse.


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