The 2021 Loki series has officially set the environment for Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as … multiverse, with multiple timelines, realities and each and every character having a chance to give rise to one or more variants of their own. Given this context, every Marvel character, even dead, are likely to reappear on screen not in flashback, but in their real-time variant form.

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Marvel can bring Thanos back to life on this the 3rd conquest of Earth, or maybe the Deviants want to rule the Earth if we consider the movie Eternals - Immortal Race is coming to the end of the year. 2021. Another high possibility is that a mutant of Kang in Loki will become a villain. However, the new phase of Marvel Cinema will last many years, many new Avengers will be identified, and many villains will appear instead of a single villain.

If the scenario in the Comics repeats, there will be a great war between the Avengers and Kang. Kang easily conquered the Earth in the 40th century when it was devastated by war, and at that time it was no longer and green and resourceful planet. Kang wanted to conquer a green Earth in his past as it is now in the 21st century.

So what is Kang's strength in the fight with the Avengers?

Basically, Kang is an ordinary person, with no superhuman abilities, however he has the most advanced technology-integrated weapons, armor and tools that he has amassed throughout galaxies and throughout the ages.

KANG's ULTRA-DIODE RAY GUN

Kang's appearance are often associated with this giant gun - it's his iconic.

If fired at low frequency, ultra-diode rays from the gun can change the mind and will of the subject, making them hypnotized and believe in every Kang's words and follow Kang's every commands. If Wanda - Scarlet Witch's hypnosis or enchantment brings a subject into a dreamscape for a short time, ultra-diode rays can cause the subject to be completely controlled by Kang for a long time, even years.

If fired at a high frequency, the ultra-diode will trap the targets and prevent them from exercising their supernatural powers or magic. In Marvel Comics, this magic gun helped Kang easily neutralize the power of the Avengers and capture them.

In Loki Season 1, it is possible that TVA's Headquarters is located in the energy field of the ultra-diode that makes it impossible for Loki, or any other superhero or mutant, to deploy their powers; the infinity stones also become so useless. This magnetic field may also be the reason why TVA's staffs completely believed in Miss Minutes' words, believed in TVA's glorious purpose, and totally forgot about their true identity and past. And yes, it's just Fancimes' theory and we hope this would be properly explained in Marvel's next movies and shows.

KANG'S PURPLE BATTLE ARMOR

Purple - yes, it's the color of Kang.

Kang's battle armor is produced from a rare synthetic alloy from the 40th century. It is neuro-kinetic, meaning it responds to his subconscious thoughts and he can operate it just with his thoughts instead of using voice commands or touch-pad.

Though Kang has no powers, the armor endows him with rough equivalents of super-human abilities, just like the Red Armor for Tony Stark.

Enhanced Strength: It empowers Kang the ability to lift upto 5 tons.
Durability: The armor has a built-in force shield that extends outward to 20 feet in all directions like sphere which can withstand even a nuclear strike at point blank range.
Anti-Gravity Device: A device in the gauntlets of the armor allows him to render objects weighing up to 2.2 tons weightless.
Hologram Communicator: It's built into the right wrist, helps him to stay in contact with his bases from any point in the timeline.
Time Travel: The armor can create temporal divergences, giving him the ability to travel through and manipulate time, in a more convenient way than the TemPad.
Concussive Bolts: Kang can fire concussive blasts from the finger tips of his gauntlets, with the force of several tons of dynamite.
Weaponry Supply: By cracking his fingers, Kang can summon any number of weapons through the timelines instantly.
Electric Shock: By flexing his muscles, Kang can activate a powerful electric shock.
Survival Kit: Kang's armor has a self-contained atmosphere, 30 day supply of food, and waste disposal system. This helps him survive in any enviroment and atmosphere, even without oxygen.
Body Transference: Kang employs nano-technology in his helmet's circuitry that enables him to transfer his mind into a new body at the moment of death.

As described above, his armor's performance is much more than a state-of-the-art battleship. Kang once said, his armor is capable of crashing the moon to pieces.

KANG'S TIME-SHIP

It is a non-aerodynamic, space-worthy vehicle, and is mostly a housing for the large energy-generating devices that power the Time Machine.

The time machine bridge the timelines by generating a chronal-displacement internal field, enabling a being or object to break through the "reality walls" of the current timeline into the trans-temporal realm of Limbo, from which all time eras and alternate realities are accessible.

The Time Machine can send Kang through time unencumbered. It can also remotely snatch people or objects from other timelines and places. The entire time machine can also move itself in apparatus with him, this helps him to have immediate access to the machine, and he can safeguard against its unauthorized use.

It has view screens permitting Kang to peer into other times and places by the dispatching of flying, micro-video cameras able to broadcast through time. He also has a wrist-sized viewscreen monitor that can be tuned to the master video screen.

INFINITY STONES

The Infinity Stones are extremely valuable to the Avengers and they had to sacrifice a lot to get, get back or just borrow any of them. But for Kang, these stones are just paperweights for TVA staff.

Kang can have many of such stones, after erasing countless other timelines. And in theory, Kang could easily possess any powerful weapons in the galaxy just by capturing a variant of the owner.

As in Episode 5 of Loki, in the garbage dump of the Void, we find Thor's hammer Mjolnir lying rusty like a scrap and Kang didn't mind to get it, among other "valuable" things.