One of Hollywood's fastest-rising stars, Jonathan Majors, who played the multiversal villain Kang the Conqueror, is no longer part of the franchise. This development comes after Majors was found guilty of assault and harassment charges, leading Marvel Studios to sever ties with the actor. The decision weighs heavily on the future of the MCU, as Majors' character was poised to be the central antagonist in the upcoming Phase 5 and Phase 6 after being introduced in the first season of Loki, playing a crucial role in defining the trajectory of the franchise.

Audiences welcomed Majors' entry into the MCU with open arms and his performance was met with critical acclaim, a combination of factors that only heightened expectations for his future appearances as the central villain in the planned Avengers movies, The Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars.

Majors' portrayal of Kang was unique in its complexity, presenting a character that was both intimidating and nuanced, setting the stage for what was expected to be an epic showdown in the MCU.

Loki finding his glorious purpose wasn't the only thing that came full circle with the ending of Loki Season 2.