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Because they are not living beings, Eternals confirmed that every member of the squad survived the Snap. Monica Rambeau did not survive Thanos' Decimation, according to WandaVision, who revealed this in a flashback session.
Another character's fate in Infinity War has been revealed as the MCU's next chapter progresses.
Marc Spector Survived Thanos's snap
Steven Grant searches for the identify of his second self in the most recent episode. The protagonist's investigation takes him to Marc Spector's downtown storage locker, which contained his stuff as well as a slew of prohibited items.
Grant suddenly uncovered Marc Spector's passport while searching the locker and rummaging through his duffel bag.
Fans can see that the document was issued on December 14, 2018, in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it instant.
On the Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline, Thanos' Snap occurred in the months following his survival of the Blip during the events of Avengers: Infinity War, indicating that Spector received his passport at the very end of 2018 in the months following his survival of the Blip.
The MCU Connections of Moon Knight Are Being Revealed Slowly
While the information on Marc Spector's passport could be fraudulent, there's a fair probability it's genuine, considering it was issued before the former vigilante's time as Moon Knight. Furthermore, the episode demonstrated that the passport is genuine, as the two FBI agents were able to trace Spector's past using information on the paper.
Based on this information, Spector's assignment in Egypt could have taken place shortly after he received his passport or as early as Christmas in 2018. If this is the true, Khonshu appears to have resurrected Spector in either 2018 or 2019, implying that he became Moon Knight during the five-year period between Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.
Given that the show is set in the year 2025 and after the events of Hawkeye, this revelation implies that Spector has been operating as Moon Knight for at least five years in the MCU chronology. This corresponds to Spector's statement to Steven Grant in the episode that he's been doing this "for a long time."
This could also imply that Moon Knight will take up Spector's early exploits as the fist of vengeance, which could take place in the five-year period between the two Avengers movies. Flashbacks have previously been seen in MCU Disney+ programmes like WandaVision and Hawkeye, and the same might be said for Moon Knight as it enters its last four episodes.
The first two episodes of Moon Knight are now streaming on Disney+.
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