Layla's new powered skill set also brings with it the cool new name, Scarlet Scarab, an Egyptian superhero in the comics. Where this leaves both Marc and Layla is yet to be seen. It took Marc's third alter Jake Lockley's arrival as a deus ex machina to ultimately save the day, even if it wasn't shown to us.

RELATED: 'Moon Knight': Scarlet Scarab, ExplainedĪll of this is happening as Khonshu and Ammit engage in a Kaiju inspired battle next to the pyramids, and Khonshu seems to struggle as much as Moon Knight does.

Of course, even the combined forces of Moon Knight and Layla, now aka the Scarlet Scarab, were not enough to defeat Harrow. This gave Layla her own superpowers, complete with Wonder Woman-esque gold wings, and she was able to use her newfound agility and skills to take on Harrow and his men. Layla's journey from being second in command to Marc to fully being her own leader came to a head in the finale with her allowing Taweret to use her as an avatar. Moon Knight delivered on its promise of a jam-packed finale, with there being many resolutions for the overarching character and story arcs. And while the finale ends with Marc and Spector finally melding as one in complete harmony and seemingly being free of Khonshu, the end credit scene shows that Marc’s fight for autonomy isn’t quite over. What follows is a series of incredible adventures that test Marc’s willpower as he confronts his own demons and fills us - and Steven - in on how he became the vessel through which the moon god is now enacting his justice in the world. The series, starring Oscar Isaac, explores the two alter egos of Marc Spector/Steven Grant, who is suffering from dissociative personality disorder and discovers that one of his alter egos has been moonlighting (pun intended), as Moon Knight, a super-powered being channeling the powers of the Egyptian moon god Khonshu. Based on comic books written by Dough Mench, the series is a distinctly inventive superhero origin story that uses a caped crusader and Egyptian mythology to discuss mental health. Marvel’s Moon Knight is easily one of the most complex series Disney+ has put out thus far.

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