In a surprising move, Marvel Studios has announced that the upcoming film ‘Avengers 5′ will feature a title change. However, the bigger question on everyone’s mind is who will take over as the main villain now that Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror has become the new master of time-traveling chaos in the MCU.

As reported by The Wrap earlier this week, ‘Avengers 5’ will be retitled ‘Avengers: Forever,’ a nod to the film’s themes of eternal life and the consequences that come with it. But what about Kang? It was initially thought that Majors would reprise his role as the time-traveling villain in ‘Avengers 5,’ but now it seems like Marvel may be planning for him to take on a different role.

There are several possibilities on who could replace Kang as the main antagonist in ‘Avengers: Forever.’ One possibility is that the film will introduce a new villain altogether, potentially drawing from the vast roster of characters within the Marvel Comics universe. Another option is that an existing character from the MCU will take over as the primary foe.

Marvel has a history of introducing new villains to shake things up in their films and television shows. For example, ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ saw the introduction of several classic Spider-Man foes, including the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, and Electro. Similarly, ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ brought forth a new take on the classic Marvel villain, America Chavez.

Given the time-traveling nature of ‘Avengers: Forever,’ it’s possible that Marvel will draw inspiration from their own comic book history to introduce a new villain. Perhaps someone like Immortus, who has already appeared in several comics and TV shows within the MCU. Alternatively, they could bring forth a completely new character with unique powers and motivations.

Ultimately, the identity of the main antagonist in ‘Avengers: Forever’ remains to be seen. With Marvel’s track record of introducing fresh faces and plot twists, fans are eagerly anticipating what’s next for the Avengers franchise.