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Discuss the 2nd episode of Moon Knight here. With little time to react, Steven is thrust into a war of the gods as a mysterious partner arrives.
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Discuss the 2nd episode of Moon Knight here. With little time to react, Steven is thrust into a war of the gods as a mysterious partner arrives.
I've only read a few of the comics myself, but what I've gathered is that Mr. Knight is like Moon Knight's street representative, who actually talks to people and questions sources, builds alliances, etc. He generally has a very suave and in-charge vibe from what I've seen. Not....what we just got here.I should point out, I know exactly zero about Moon Knight. So all of this is new to me. So I'm trying to figure out what is going on as I watch and my brother keeps trying to check things on his phone, and I keep slapping him, cause I kind of like not knowing.
My total guess on Mr. Knight, was that each personality or person (I'm not sure if this DID or not) inside the host body has their own version of the suit. I guess that isn't right.
The suits themselves, look great imo. Wasn't expecting that after the trailers, but they look nice.
Moon Knight's split personalities/dissociative identity disorder is something of a retcon or reboot from the turn of the century comics. In the earlier comics Moon Knight is Marc Spector and his alternate identities are just covers for his superhero identity. The suave millionaire identity or Steven Grant is like Bruce Wayne and the Taxi Cab driving blue collar identity of Jake Lockely is like Matches Malone.I should point out, I know exactly zero about Moon Knight. So all of this is new to me. So I'm trying to figure out what is going on as I watch and my brother keeps trying to check things on his phone, and I keep slapping him, cause I kind of like not knowing.
My total guess on Mr. Knight, was that each personality or person (I'm not sure if this DID or not) inside the host body has their own version of the suit. I guess that isn't right.
The suits themselves, look great imo. Wasn't expecting that after the trailers, but they look nice.
I’m really loving this series so far. It’s unlike anything we’ve seen from the MCU and I love the Egyptian mythology wrapped in it. It’s interesting how the suits work. Moon Knight is basically Marc in the robes and Mr. Knight is Steven in the suit. I was thinking Khonshu takes over both versions but it doesn’t seem like it.
Loki doesn't interact with anyone in his show but it's very much connected to the greater MCU. It's like the opposite of Moon Knight.I like the fact that the series isn't as connected to everything else. Now eventually, Marc will interact with others in the MCU, but for now, I like the fact that it's not connected. It's one of the reasons I like Loki so much.
Loki doesn't interact with anyone in his show but it's very much connected to the greater MCU. It's like the opposite of Moon Knight.