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In the new superhero action game “Moon Knight” after “Avengers Endgame” they showed a terrible ritual with the cry of an ancient dangerous creature.
Business miracle has released a new trailer for the upcoming TV series Moon Knight, which is set after Avengers: Endgame. This time, fans of the MCU got to see not just a trailer, but a small clip from the series. The main character Mark Spector, played by Oscar Isaac, and the heroine of actress May Calamawy, are in an old building along with the main villain and his mercenaries. The girl asks the hero to “recall the costume”, that is, to turn into the Moon Knight. The ex-marine doesn’t understand her. Together they try to escape, but they have to fight with the mercenaries. At this point, the villain, played by Ethan Hawke (Ethan Hawke), begins to perform a terrible ritual.
The antagonist of the series “Moon Knight” uses a mysterious scepter for a strange spell. Ethan Hawke’s character hits the floor with an artifact and it’s covered in an ominous purple glow. The villain whispers a spell, after which the floor begins to fall like a black hole. From the open portal appears the hand of a creepy monster. This is where the passage ends.
In the comments to Moon Knight’s excerpt, fans noted an important plot detail. Mark Spector suffers from a split personality. At the same time, one of them knows about his ability to turn into the ancient Egyptian moon god Khonsu, while the other does not. In this fragment, the body controls the personality, which is unaware of the new powers. That’s why he Mark Spector doesn’t understand what kind of costume the girl asks him.
Moon Knight will premiere on Disney+ on March 30, 2022. Events will evolve after Avengers: Endgame and introduce a new superhero to the public.
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