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Ant-Man and the Wasp Marvel Studios’ Loki Season 2 Shirt . Quantumania is Marvel Studios’ first project in 2023, and it has great significance due to Jonathan Majors’ confirmed presence as Kang the Conqueror. The upcoming threequel is set to reunite Paul Rudd’s Scott Lang and Evangeline Lilly’s Hope Van Dyne alongside Michael Douglas’ Hank Pym, Michelle Pfeiffer’s Janet Van Dyne, and Kathryn Newton’s Cassie Lang, with all of them expected to unite against Kang. However, given the title of the movie, it’s reasonable to assume that a good chunk of the plot will be set in the Quantum Realm. This could mean that Scott’s allies from Earth, such as Michael Peña’s Luis and other Avengers, could have a minor role or they could not appear altogether. Now, Peña has responded to the question of whether or not he is included in Quantumania.

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While promoting Secret Headquarters, Michael Peña sat down with ComicBook to address a potential return as Luis in 2023’s Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. When ComicBook’s Brandon Davis asked if he’s coming back for more “hero work” in the MCU threequel, Peña playfully dodged the question, pointing out that he doesn’t get “why people [still] ask” if he’s involved: Davis: “All this hero and villain talk, I have to ask if you’re coming back for more hero work over there at Quantumania.”
Pena: “Who knows?”Davis: “Can you say anything?” Pena: “You can’t. Yeah, of course. I don’t even know why people ask.” In a separate interview with Looper, the Marvel actor was asked about the highlights of his transition from a superhero sidekick in the Ant-Man films to a full-fledged villain in Secret Headquarters Marvel Studios’ Loki Season 2 Shirt . Peña admitted that “it’s definitely different,” saying that he’s still trying to entertain people “in a different way:” “It’s interesting because it’s definitely different. You’re still trying to entertain people, but entertain them in a different way. The way he talks to the kids is like if they’re annoying you, and they’re like, “Stop it, stop it” — that vibe, which is a playful kind of anger. I thought of Martin Shkreli. That’s what I thought of. Not necessarily his mannerisms, but the way he comes off. He has a huge button on this self-importance and this complex that you could see. It’s clear as day, and justifications come left and right. That’s the way that I thought this guy would be.”