A Poster of Loki star Jonathan Majors. Source: Screen Rant

Loki star Jonathan Majors, says he felt like Virgin Mary because he had to continuously avoid giving detail about his character arc in Marvel Cinematic Universe, Lovecraft country actor made a shocking appearance as the time-traveling popular supervillain Kang the Conqueror at the end part of the Disney+ superhit series Loki, starring Tom Hiddleston, which surprised a lot of people as he was only slated to feature in the role of the tyrant in studios upcoming superhero flicker Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.

"I don't really talk to people much [laughs]. I just keep my head down. You kinda feel like... this is odd to say, but it's kinda biblical. You know, you feel like you got this little secret. You feel like Mary; you got this little gift, you know," Majors told Variety during a recent conversation, explaining to the audiences about the fact that because of the tight restrictions of the studio in regards to having any kind of discussion around his character’s storyline in future MCU films almost made him feel like he is Mary.

He added, touching upon his character surprise entry in Marvel Studios Loki. “Well, the interesting part about... Loki... is that it's all the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I think the big conversation was 'is Kang going to show up in Loki ?'... there's a couple entities, there's Kang, and then there's the actor that plays Kang and how they work that, because that's just the nature of this world now. So they didn't expect He Who Remains. I didn't expect He Who Remains, but I'm very glad we met, and I'm glad he got to be introduced to everybody else."

A Poster starring the star cast of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Source: The Direct

Jonathan Majors’ appearance in the role of Kang the Conqueror is due in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, where he will be joined by other film superstars who would be returning to reprise their roles such as Paul Rudd in the role of Ant-Man also known as Scott Lang, and Evangeline Lilly in the role of Hope van Dyne also known as Wasp, Michael Douglas in the role of Hank Pym, Michelle Pfeiffer in the role of Janet van Dyne, and Kathryn Newton in the role of Cassie Lang.

Peyton Reed also returns as the director of the movie, who previously also helmed the other two movies in the Ant-Man film series- including Ant-Man and Ant-Man and The Wasp, which even though is not as popular as other franchises in the MCU like Guardians of The Galaxy and Avengers but still has managed to become a household name among the fans. The film story is written by Jeff Loveness and is currently set to debut in theatres on 28th July 2023.

As far as the plot details of the third installment in the Ant-Man is concerned there isn’t a lot to discuss around as the studio till now has decided to keep things under wraps. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’s production will be taking place under the brand name of Marvel Studios with distribution under Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.