Where Are the Avengers in Moon Knight

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Moon Knight is just 1 episode shy of completing its first season. The Disney+ show has been very well received. It has created a lot of buzz and is the talk of the town. However, all through its episodes, it has kept a limited link with the MCU.

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Our focus today is the whereabouts of the Avengers in the Moon Knight. We speculate about the same in this article. Let us know your opinion in the comments section below.

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Moon Knight’s Limited Ties To The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)

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As we have discussed in a previous article, the Disney+ show has kept its distance from the MCU. The show has hitherto maintained an independent identity and has shunned many links/connections with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This has been beneficial to the series as discussed in the aforementioned article.

Where are the Avengers in Moon Knight?

The MCU is known for interconnecting its productions. In this article, we speculate on the whereabouts of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. To begin with, Disney+ revealed that the events in Moon Knight take place after Hawkeye. With this in mind, we can figure out where the Avengers were while all the drama took place in the world of Marc Spector.

Since, Spider-Man: No Way Home takes place before the events of Hawkeye, Doctor Strange would have been occupied with dealing with the effects of his actions in helping Peter Parker. Clint Barton, on the other hand, would either be busy with Kate Bishop’s training or enjoying time with his family. The Scarlet Witch could be at the end of her self-imposed exile or in the events in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The Hulk could be busy in his lab, assisting his cousin She-Hulk. Thor and Captain Marvel would still be off-world, as was revealed in Spider-Man: Far From Home and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The War Machine might be busy with government work, as was hinted in Secret Invasion.