Marvel Studios is reportedly reconsidering Kang the Conqueror's role as the main villain in the MCU after the underperformance of Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania, as well as the real-life issues surrounding actor Jonathan Majors. Ant-Man 3 grossed $476 million, but its poor reception and the controversy surrounding Majors, who was convicted of reckless assault and harassment, have led to discussions about minimizing or removing Kang from future MCU narratives. Michael Waldron, known for his work on Loki and Doctor Strange 2, has been brought on to rewrite the script for the fifth Avengers movie and the forthcoming sixth title, Secret Wars. Although Majors' legal troubles played a part, the direction change mainly comes from the Quantumania's critical failure and fan reactions. It's unclear if Marvel will introduce a new villain such as Doctor Doom from the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot, or if their plans will be hinted at in 2024's Deadpool & Wolverine. The future of The Kang Dynasty remains uncertain.

Will Marvel recast Kang the Conqueror after Jonathan Majors' legal issues?
nWhile Marvel Studios has not made an official statement regarding a recast, reports suggest that the studio is considering either minimizing Kang's role or removing him entirely from upcoming MCU projects.

Background information about Kang the Conqueror in the MCU: Kang is a time-traveling supervillain with advanced technology and intellect. He was portrayed by Jonathan Majors in the Disney+ series "Loki" and made his film debut in "Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania". Kang was expected to be the next central antagonist of the MCU, mirroring the threat level of Thanos from the Infinity Saga.