After the disappointing season of She-Hulk which faced criticism from all Marvel fans around the globe, Marvel bounced back with an exciting series called " Moon Kight". The series comes with a total of 6 episodes, a short and crisp engaging series with a tight screenplay covering diverse topics like psychological mental disorders and Egyptian mythology.

Moon Knight Season 2 Release Date

As of now the makers of Moon Knight have not officially announced the release date however the shooting of the series is still ongoing on makers will most likely announce the release date after phase II of the post-production. the show will likely premiere in the summer of 2025.

Moon Knight Season 2 Cast:

Oscar Isaac is likely to play Marc Spector's role in Moon Knight season 2. Other castes who are expected to play roles in Moon Knight are listed below. many new characters are going to be introduced in season 2 to correlate with Egyptian mythology.

Loic Mabanza as Anton Mozart's Bodyguard.

F. Murray Abraham as Knonshu.

Ann Akin as Layla’s grandmother

Oscar Isaac as Moon Knight

F. Murray Abraham as Khonshu.

Karim El-Hakim as Ammit

Gaspard Ulliel as Anton Mogart/Midnight Man.

Antonia Salib as Taweret.

Lucy Thackeray as Layla’s mother.

Moon Knight Season 2 expected Plot

The plot is most likely to revolve around mainly four characters. Moon Knight makers gonna come with an extra sub-plot adding new threats to make the viewers engagged. marc, Steven, and Jake can they maintain a truce or will inner conflict erupt? this is something to look forward to, will marc be able to be free from the moon gods' control? will the scarlet card rise, and how will it change the game? these are some interesting plots that will be covered in Moon Knight season 2.

Where to Watch Moon Knight Season 2?

Unfortunately, Moon Knight Season 2 hasn't been officially confirmed yet by Marvel Studios.

However, if Moon Knight Season 2 were to happen, it would most likely follow the path of its record and be available exclusively on Disney+, since MCU shares have some sort of contract with Disney+ for the streaming service for Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) content. This is where Season 1 of Moon Knight currently resides, along with other MCU shows like Loki, WandaVision, and other MCU movies, and series.