"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" puts Jonathan Majors' Kang in the spotlight, preparing audiences for future movies like "Avengers: The Kang Dynasty" and "Avengers: Secret Wars," but the two post-credits scenes are incredibly exciting for Marvel fans.
The end of the film sees the Quantum Realm erupt into all-out war, as Ant-Man/Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) and his family try to stop Kang from using his Time Chair and the Multiverse Engine to escape from the microscopic universe with his entire army of drones, ships, and weaponry.
But after Kang dishes out a brutal beating to Ant-Man, the hero throws Pym particles at the Multiverse Engine's core, which destabilizes it and sucks Kang inside its probability field. It looks like the villain is killed when he's disintegrated by the energy, and it isn't long before Cassie opens up a portal to bring Scott and Hope out of the Quantum Realm.
The Ant-Family are reunited, they've defeated the time-traveling villain, and their lives are back to normal. So, it's a happy ending then? Not quite.