Marvel: Where does the Moon Knight series fit into the MCU timeline?

After Hawkeye, it’s the turn of the Moon Knight protagonist to get the rights from Marvel Studios to Disney + from his own series, which at the same time will allow him to enter the MCU… or almost. Indeed, this dark and profound series, which especially deals with the dissociative identity disorder between two characters Stephen Grant / Mark Spector, camped by Oscar Isaac, celebrates previous series and even the cinematic world. Marvel.

This was confirmed by executive producer Grant Curtis Comics At the press briefing, Moon Knight’s story has nothing to do with the main story of MCU Phase IV, which began with WandaVision: “The Knight of the Moon has nothing to do with the current MCU. He is completely new and embarking on a whole new adventure. We really think fans will appreciate this approach.”

So how do you know where the Moon Knight MCU timeline is when the character has nothing to do with the mythical characters and characters we have been following for decades? By immersing yourself in the Marvel series trailers and other teasers, which will give you some hints if you open your eyes well …

In TV commercial, called Secret Agent, From the Knight of the Moon, a hooded superhero stands in front of a red bus ready to fight in the streets of London. This bus houses an advertisement for the GRC or the Council for Global Repatriation (Conseil Mondial de Repatriation, French), an organization that cares for people who have returned five years after their disappearance due to the Thanos tragedy. And this Global Repatriation Council was central to the Falcon and Winter Soldier series alongside the Flag Smashers Rebellion.

This does not necessarily mean that Moon Knight takes place at the same time as the series Buck (Sebastian Stan) and Sam (Anthony Mackey), but it does happen in any case after Avengers: Endgame. The series can provide more details about its place in the MCU timeline during episodes if it features major events from other movies and series, or, even better, if other characters already known from the Marvel universe show up a little.