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* Spider-Man Freshman Year (At this point, Marc is a new superhero, too)

* What if...? season 2

They'll be targets of Gorr along with the Asgardians, {{Film/Eternals}}, [[Film/BlackPanther Bast]], and anyone else perceived by lower beings as deities.

since Konshu only needed Jake, who seems to be serving him by choice, Marc and Steven are still no longer required to, so they're trying to help them live in peace while Jake takes things off of their hands.]]

Given [[SanitySlippage what happened to her mental state]], it's possible that Elias [[DomesticAbuse might not have been safe from Wendy either]], eventually [[BewareTheNiceOnes making him crack under the pressure]] of being an ExtremeDoormat and[[RageBreakingPoint lash out at Wendy for what she's put them through]], still being a enough a traumatic event to make Marc forget, but have what would become Jake remember for him instead, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone which was probably fine]] [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain by his dad]]. Thus part of Jake could possibly represent both his and Elias' feelings of not being able to stand up for themselves or each other. Bushman could have also been involved for all we know.

Given [[SanitySlippage what happened to her mental state]], it's possible that Elias [[DomesticAbuse might not have been safe from her either]], eventually [[BewareTheNiceOnes making him crack under the pressure]] of being an ExtremeDoormat and[[RageBreakingPoint lash out at Wendy for what she's put them through]], still being a enough a traumatic event to make Marc forget, but have what would become Jake remember for him instead, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone which was probably fine]] [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain by his dad]]. Thus part of Jake could possibly represent both his and Elias' feelings of not being able to stand up for themselves or each other.

Given [[SanitySlippags what happened to her mental state]], it's possible that Elias [[DomesticAbuse might not have been safe from her either]], eventually making him crack under the pressure of being an ExtremeDoormat and[[RageBreakingPoint lash out at Wendy for what she's put them through]], still being a enough a traumatic event to make Marc forget, but have what would become Jake remember for him instead, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone which was probably fine]] [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain by his dad]]. Thus part of Jake could possibly represent both his and Elias' feelings of not being able to stand up for themselves or each other.

Either she can see what a person will definitely do in their lives but her judgement is done with the [[BlueAndOrangeMorality perspective of a god]] and she measures someone's guilt in accordance with the views of gods rather than by more traditional morality, or she only sees possibilities rather than certainties and just judges based on the first viewing, not caring if it was possible for them to avoid their fates or if the likelihood of a given poossibility is not particularly high.

[[folder:Pre-release theories]]
[[WMG:Arthur Harrow will be a CompositeCharacter with Sun King.]]

* Mixed: Marc's origin as Moon Knight is revealed in Episode 5, with it it mostly matching the Comic Books. However, the Bushman is only referenced and is not seen.

[[folder:Post-release theories]]

While Arthur Harrow truly believes that Ammit is a WellIntentionedExtremist, we’ll discover that the true reason as to why she grew tired of waiting for sinners to die before they could be judged is because she wanted to accumulate more power for herself. Reason being that in mythology, Anubis is the one who judges the worthiness of souls while Ammit acts as more of an executioner. Furthermore, the show will reveal that the reason why the gods and Ammit’s own avatar “betrayed” her was because she tried to usurp Anubis’ position within the hierarchy of the Egyptian pantheon and maybe even attempted to overthrow the pantheon itself.
* Jossed, she truly beliefs she is doing the right thing.

Either she can see what a person will definitely do in their lives but her judgement is done with the [[BlueAndOrangeMorality perspective of a god]] and she measures someone's guilt in accordance with the views of gods rather than by more traditional morality or she only sees possibilities rather than certainties and just judges based on the first viewing, not caring if it was possible for them to avoid their fates.
** Episode 6 does a lot to confirm this, indirectly at least. [[spoiler: Ammit straight-up says Arthur would be judged as a sinner on her scales for something he hasn’t done yet. However, by the end of the episode he hasn’t done anything (not sanctioned by Ammit herself) to land himself in that category before Jake shoots him dead. It seems likely that Ammit can only detect a possible sin in the future, not a guaranteed one.]]

[[WMG:The town in the Alps was in Latveria]]
Lot of fans I've heard/seen around the 'net are 150% ''positive'' that the town in the Alps where Steven woke up in Episode 1 was in the nation of Latveria. Some think this will lead to the introduction of Dr. Doom in the series.

* Khonshu will be more amenable to this after Harrow's speech at the end of episode 3 made him realise that his tactics were what caused — or at least honed — Harrow's murderous attitudes in the first place. He won't completely admit he was wrong — it is Khonshu — but he'll change his approach to justice.
* Confirmed in Episode 6...but with a twist. Khonshu agrees to Marc's/Steven's deal, that he will leave them in peace. However, Khonshu reveals to Harrow at the end of the episode[[spoiler: that he never planned to use Layla as his new vessel. But rather, he secretly made a deal with Marc's unknown alter...Jake Lockley]]

* Episode 4 has him and Marc give a girly scream [[spoiler:upon seeing Taweret.]]

[[WMG:The little girl in the museum from Episode 1]]
Is either an avatar of Anubis or even Anubis himself in disguise, because of the “field of reeds” conversation she had with Steven. And like a vulture circling its prey, Anubis is observing Marc because he was cheated out of his soul before, due to the deal he struck with Khonshu.

* It was never stated how Marc’s mother died. Wendy’s death might be revealed in future seasons.
** Marc’s mother died from the blip and suddenly came back five years later.

* Given the third alter’s brutal nature, it wouldn’t be surprising if it’s revealed he is a very angry person filled with hate.

[[WMG:Alternatively, the third personality could represent how Marc’s mother made him see himself]]
* For years, Marc’s mother blamed him for the death of his brother, basically calling him a murderer. He could have internalized her words and created an alter that was the monster she saw in him.

[[WMG:Ammit works for the TVA]]
* The people seen going to Harrow for Ammit’s judgment wouldn’t do so if they had ever committed evil or had any intention of doing evil in the future, yet some are surprised to find out that they will. That’s because Ammit doesn’t look to see if the person will do anything that would be considered conventionally evil, rather Ammit looks to see if they will do anything the TVA disapproves of. If the TVA decides that the Sacred Timeline will continue in their absence, but their continued existence would cause a nexus event, they die.

* Randall will be unaquainted with Layla, as he likely didn’t go on the same expedition as her father.

[[WMG: Marc/Steven/Jakes will get himself in legal trouble because of his actions as Moon Knight. And he will need an attorney to help him...enter in Jennifer Waters]]
* If not Jennifer, then it will be Matt Murdock.

-Jake is far more skilled than both Marc and Steven, able to turn the tide in the Final Battle singlehandedly and dominate Arthur and his followers.
-Jake appears to have a much healthier relationship with Khonsu than his other personalities, regarded as a friend by the Moon God.
-Jake speaks Spanish.

While cool, a fair few watchers were disappointing that we didn't actually see Jake beat Harrow, so including the fight in season 2 would serve as an AuthorsSavingThrow.