Kang the Conqueror is a time-traveling conqueror from the 30th Century.
History[]
Kang's future technology ends up the hands of various villains, like Whiplash and A.I.M. When Iron Man accidentally ends up in Kang's time, Iron Man has a brief fight with Kang before they both head back to the 21st century. Kang finds that A.I.M. has been harvesting his technology and takes control of A.I.M. before disappearing. Kang later returned with his ship, Damocles, as the Avengers worked to prevent Damocles from firing a mega cannon that would annihilate Manhattan. Although the Avengers disable the cannon, Kang takes Damocles back to the 30th century alongside most of the Avengers.
The Avengers meet an elderly Thor, a future Black Widow, and several rebels who help fight Kang and his Kangdroids. When Kang plans to use his device to travel to other worlds, Captain America grabs onto him as they both end up in World War II and then the Jurassic Period where their fight is interrupted by an Allosaurus. Afterwards, Captain America takes the time-travel device, leaving Kang stranded in the Jurassic Period. While angered that he was thwarted by the Avengers, Kang states that this setback will give him time to prepare.
In the two-part episode Avengers No More, Kang appears as a member of the second incarnation of the Cabal, which also consists of the Leader, Arnim Zola, Enchantress, and Executioner where they assist the Leader in his plot to build the Static Expander with the stolen Arc Reactor prototype and Vibranium from the Wakandan Consulate in order to scatter the Avengers across time and space.
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Increased Lifespan: The humans of the 30th century have improved their biology to the point that they seem to age much slower than 21st-century men.
Abilities[]
- Genius-Level Intelligence: The humans of the 30th century are far more intellectually developed compared to most of the brilliant minds of the 21st century. Kang is an extraordinary genius, an expert historical scholar, and a brilliant physicist (specializing in time travel), engineer, and technician. He has created technologies that are far more advanced than the most refined technology in the 21st century.
- Indomitable Will: Through sheer force of will, Kang managed to separate himself from his future self.
- Swordsmanship: Kang has incredible proficiency and skill in wielding and using swords.
- Master Strategist: Kang is a master strategist, tactician, and field commander.
- Skilled Hand-to-Hand Combatant: Kang is a master of armed and unarmed combat. He managed to face Captain America.
Paraphernalia[]
Equipment[]
- Battle Armor: Kang's battle armor is constructed from a rare synthetic alloy from the 30th century and endows him with the rough equivalent of superhuman abilities. It is neurokinetic, meaning it responds to his subconscious thoughts. Though Kang has no powers, his armor endows him with the rough equivalent of superhuman abilities.
- Superhuman Strength: Kang's armor grants him increased physical strength, allowing him to combat superhuman beings like Captain America in terms of physical power.
- Superhuman Durability: Kang's armor has a built-in force field that increases its durability.
- Force-Field Projection: Kang's armor possesses an on-board force-field system which allows him to tolerate a lot of physical damage, making him appear nearly invulnerable.
- Technology Hacking: Kang's armor can summon a system on his arm which can hack into even the most advanced technology of the 21st century and weaponize it as well. He used it to turn Iron Man's armor against the Avengers, until Hulk was forced to smash it, including Hydra's Guns.
- Anti-Gravity Gauntlets: Kang's armor possesses anti-gravity gauntlets that allow him to levitate objects.
- Life-Support Systems: Kang's armor has a self-contained atmosphere, a 30-day supply of food, and a waste disposal system. The armor has a built-in force field that extends from 2 feet away from his body outward to 20 feet in all directions. It can withstand even a nuclear strike at point blank range.
- Energy Blasts: Kang's armor can manipulate and project blasts of energy as offensive attacks.
- Energy Holograms Projection: Kang's armor can project holograms of himself wherever he pleases. He uses this to mock the people of the 21st century, as his advancements are viewed by them as magic.
- Video Communicator: Kang's armor has a video communicator built into the right wrist, which he can use to stay in contact with his bases from any point in the time stream.
- Teleportation: Kang's armor can teleport, instantly moving from one location to another.
- Time Traveling Device: Kang's armor can create temporal divergences, giving him the ability to travel through and manipulate time.
Transportation[]
- Hover-Pad: Kang has often made use of a hover pad in his battles.
- The Sword of Damocles:
Weapons[]
- Anti-Gravity Device: Kang has a device in the gauntlets of his armor that allows him to render objects weighing up to 2.2 tons weightless.
- Sword: Kang's sword can fire out energy blasts similar to his armor.
Appearances[]
Season Three: Ultron Revolution[]
- The Conqueror (first appearance)
- Into the Future
- The House Of Zemo (no lines)
Season Four: Secret Wars[]
- Avengers No More: Part 1
- Avengers No More: Part 2
- The Once and Future Kang
- Dimension Z (flashback)
- The Most Dangerous Hunt (flashback)
- Under the Spell of the Enchantress (flashback)
- New Year's Resolution (last appearance)
Notes[]
- Kang is voiced by Steve Blum, who later reprised his role in Marvel Future Avengers.
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