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The first episode of Moon Knight, the exclusive series of Marvel for Disney Plus, it introduced Steven Grant, a simple museum memorabilia vendor. His life seems like any other; however, he suffers from multiple personalities. At times, he assumes the identity of Marc Spector and, depending on the circumstances, transforms into Moon Knight, the new superhero of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

the community of Marvel, especially those who have read the comics, realized several details that could bring forward the arrival of new characters in the UCM. There are still several that deserve a chance, but one in particular was referenced in Avengers: Endgame and perhaps Moon Knight would hit the nail on the head with a particular scene.

Much has been made about the possible appearance of Namor, also known as the Sub-Mariner in the comics, in the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This character lives at the bottom of the sea and several comic fans realized that he would have appeared in a simple conversation at the beginning of Endgame.

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When Oyoke, responsible for Wakanda after the disappearance of Black Pantherexplains the Black Widow that they are having many underground earthquakes off the coast of Africa, fans believe that it would be referring to Atlantis or Atlantis in English, the home of Namor. Now, it just so happens that in the first episode of Moon Knight we see a store with this name when Grant runs to the bus.

Is it just a clue or coincidence? Earthquakes off the coast of Africa would not be an isolated event, because Atlantis and Namor they have a common history with Wakanda, especially T’Challa. When he learns that Wakanda would open its doors to the world after years of collaboration with Atlantis, Namor turns hostile and falls out with the Wakandan king.

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