History Awesome / AntManAndTheWaspQuantumania

[[caption-width-right:350:The new BigBad once the gloves come off]]

** Scott's final stand against an enraged Kang, who outstrips him in strength and skill even while injured. Scott gives his all, never once backing down and getting back up despite knowing he's no match for him. He even strikes Captain America's familiar boxing stance as if to say "I can do this all day". This of course, leads to the line from the trailer that gave everyone chills. Never mess with the little guy indeed.

** Facing Daren Cross for the first time in ten years, Cassie is at first pretty nervous to see her attempted killer again. She spends most of the time running away from M.O.D.O.K. but once cornered, she quickly uses her Ace in the Hole, becoming a giant like her dad and beats up Darren.

** Cassie, Janet, and Hank gets their own moment of awesome by opening up a new portal mere seconds after the old portal closed, averting another repeat of Scott being trapped in the Quantum Realm once more (but now with Hope being stuck too). When you factor in how [[YearOutsideHourInside the Quantum Realm's time dilation works]], They wasted ''no'' time setting one up.

** Cassie, Janet, and Hank gets their own moment of awesome by opening up a new portal mere seconds after the old portal closed, averting another repeat of Scott being trapped in the Quantum Realm once more (but now with Janet being stuck too). When you factor in how [[YearOutsideHourInside the Quantum Realm's time dilation works]], They wasted ''no'' time setting one up.

** Cassie, Janet, and Hank gets their own moment of awesome by opening up a new portal mere seconds after the old portal closed, averting another repeat of Scott being trapped in the Quantum Realm once more. When you factor in how [[YearOutsideHourInside the Quantum Realm's time dilation works]], They wasted ''no'' time setting one up.

** The Conqueror has finally gained the final ingredient for his escape; the multiversal regulator from his ship. Just as he's readying his fortress and fleet for departure to the real world once again, the land quakes with the sound of earthquakes. Even Kang himself is alert. Then, out of the foggy brown hague of the Conqueror's city, out steps ''Giant-Man,'' the largest and angriest Scott's ever been. He rampages through the city like it's made of wet paper and endures every ounce of pain thrown his way just to get to Kang.

As a movie described as "Marvel meets Star Wars", it is the true prelude to the Multiversal Saga with plenty of movies and TV shows built up and connected to its events, how could this movie not be awesome?

** When Kang raises his DeflectorShield around his fortress, Scott charges with the full force of a walking mountain and ''forces the forcefield open.'' Then, when he finally gets his hands on Kang, he ''ragdolls him across the streets'' and seems fully intent on ensuring he kills him as painfully as he can. Kang even seems to visibly struggle and even seems a tad fearful, possibly for the first time in his life. Unsettling? Yes, but Kang threatened his daughter. [[ItsPersonal Big. Mistake.]]

** In particular, Kang's status as a KnightOfCerebus. MCU villains have had a habit of being the butt of jokes, or at best, the StraightMan to a hero's quips, yes even Thanos played a straight man to a quippy hero once in a while. Not so with Kang. All the humor '''stops''' when he's on screen. Some people try to make jokes in his presence, and he just ''shuts it down''. Not in a meta-funny "ha, the joke got subverted" way, but in a dead serious "Kang is here, ''this is not the time for jokes''" way.

** In particular, Kang's status as a KnightOfCerebus. MCU villains have had a habit of being the butt of jokes, or at best, the StraightMan to a hero's quips, yes even Thanos played a straight man to a quippy hero once in a while. Not so with Kang. All the humor '''stops''' when he's on screen. Some people try to make jokes in his presence, and he just ''shuts it down''. Not in a meta-funny "ha, the joke got subverted" way, but in a dead serious "Kang is here, ''this is not the time for jokes''" way. When the script ''does'' give Kang a line that’s a touch comedic on paper, Majors’ gravitas and serious delivey end up turning them from darkly humorous to just straight up disturbing.

** In particular, Kang's status as a KnightOfCerebus. MCU villains have had a habit of being the butt of jokes, or at best, the StraightMan to a hero's quips, yes even Thanos played a straight man to a quippy hero once in a while. Not so with Kang. All the humor '''stops''' when he's on screen. Some people try to make jokes in his presence, and he just ''shuts it down''. Not in a meta-funny "ha, the joke got subverted" way, but in a dead serious "Kang is here, ''this is not the time for jokes''" way.

** In particular, Kang's status as a KnightOfCerebus. MCU villains have had a habit of being the butt of jokes, or at best, the StraightMan to a hero's quips. Not so with Kang. All the humor '''stops''' when he's on screen. Some people try to make jokes in his presence, and he just ''shuts it down''. Not in a meta-funny "ha, the joke got subverted" way, but in a dead serious "Kang is here, ''this is not the time for jokes''" way.