The sixth and final episode of Moon Knight, the MCU’s sixth full series on Disney+ and the first new project of 2022, will be released soon. Fans are eagerly awaiting the conclusion of Oscar Isaac’s Marc Spector’s five-episode adventure as he prepares for the ultimate battle against Ethan Hawke’s Arthur Harrow.
The biggest issue following Episode 6 is where Marc Spector will go next in the MCU after his first solo adventure, especially with prominent ties to heroes and villains who have yet to make their MCU debuts. There appear to be plenty of stories for Moon Knight to tackle in the near future, from a potential team-up with the Midnight Suns to eventual interactions with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.
Spoilers for Moon Knight are below.
Moon Knight encourages us to accept disorder, and now fans are urging Marvel to do the same. Because, for the time being, Disney has only ordered Moon Knight as a limited series or a one-shot deal.
Could this, however, change? Moon Knight, like Hawkeye, was nominated for an Emmy in the Limited Series category, however, an official tweet explaining the teaser for season one’s finale unintentionally included the phrase “series finale” before changing it with “season finale.”
““Moon Knight is staying, staying for a long time,” writer Mohamed Diab told Collider after the first two episodes debuted on Disney+. Even he isn’t sure if this means we’ll get another season or if the Fist of Khonsu would simply appear someplace else in the MCU instead.
Take a deep breath, gather yourself, and join us here at Digital Spy as we discuss Moon Knight season two on Disney+.
When will the second season of Moon Knight be released on Disney+?
If Moon Knight isn’t simply a phase, expect a second season to take at least a couple of years to come out. Because Marvel has more ideas than Marc does personalities, Moon Knight will have to wait in line behind all of the other new and returning shows set to premiere on Disney+.
Who will appear in the second season of Moon Knight?
Oscar Isaac admitted to Variety before his Marvel debut that he was “reticent” about joining the MCU:
He laughed, “I had heard of the golden handcuffs.” “Fortunately, we’ve all agreed that we’ll concentrate on this [show]. This is how it goes. And, if there is a future, I believe it will be determined by whether or not people enjoy it, whether they want to see more, and if we can find a compelling story to tell.”
Since then, Isaac has spoken openly about the potential of a second season with The Radio Times, noting that:
“I believe we approached it with the mindset of “this is the story,” and “let’s just lay everything out on the table.” There are no official intentions to keep it going. I believe it would depend on the story.”
But, as Isaac went on to remark, all hope is not lost: “Having said that, I adore being Steven. It’s fantastic. It’s almost as though being him is so much fun physically. So, if there was a tale that made sense, I’d be delighted to be a part of it.”
If Oscar returns, he’ll most likely be accompanied by May Calamawy as Layla El-Fouly, F. Murray Abraham as Khonshu, and possibly Ethan Hawke as Arthur Harrow, depending on how the last episode goes.
Gaspard Ulliel, who died in a fatal skiing accident before the show’s premiere in 2022, is one of the cast members who will not be returning. It’s unclear whether Marvel had any intentions to reintroduce his character, Anton Mogart, in future episodes.
What will be the plot of the second season of Moon Knight?
Moon Knight is purposefully strange and experimental, at least for Marvel, making it more difficult to predict what will happen next.
However, considering that Jake Lockley — the third major Moon Knight character – makes his first appearance in the post-credits sequence, we expect him to continue to play an important part in the future. But, in the eyes of the other alters, is he a friend or a foe? Jake is clearly someone you don’t want to mess with, as evidenced by the final “shot” in season one.
Brief allusions to legendary comic book villains like Bushman may also pay off in the future, but all of this is presuming Moon Knight returns for a second season.
More recently, it’s unclear whether or not Moon Knight will be renewed for a second season, especially given that the series has been described as limited throughout its existence.
Now, as the show’s ostensibly final season approaches its conclusion, there may be reason to hope for more, thanks to some wording from a recent social media post.
We wouldn’t be surprised if Moon Knight — and possibly Layla as Taweret’s superheroic new avatar — only appeared in other MCU stories from now on, given the show’s lackluster reception and present status as a limited series.
And that could be a lot of fun. Moon Knight, like Batman, may be molded into a variety of styles depending on the writer at hand. So, while we can readily image the Fist of Khonsu fighting alongside street-level heroes like Daredevil, we can also imagine him facing off against – or alongside – the Avengers, depending on his mood.
When can we expect a trailer for the second season of Moon Knight?
We keep begging Khonsu to hurry things up by fast-forwarding over the evenings, but even then, we don’t expect to see any new Moon Knight video for a while. That’s provided the show is renewed at all.
The first season of Moon Knight is now available on Disney+.
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Moon Knight’s “series finale” will begin streaming this week, according to Marvel Studios’ official Twitter page, which tweeted the trailer at 11:00 a.m. ET on Monday morning. In the minutes following its publication, this tweet was swiftly removed from Twitter. Marvel Studios re-released the trailer fourteen minutes later, this time referring to the upcoming episode as the “season finale” rather than the “series finale.”
Moon Knight should return sooner rather than later, regardless of how the details play out.
