"Moon Knight" follows a gift shop employee (Oscar Isaac) who discovers he works for an Egyptian god. The series has many small details that foreshadow its big plot twists. The series opens with ...

Incorporating Egyptian symbols, hieroglyphs, Khonshu’s oath, and mummy wrappings seemed like a lot, but they came together harmoniously. When Oscar put the suit on the first time, Moon Knight ...

Keep scrolling to see who we think could appear. Khonshu The most obvious choice for inclusion in Moon Knight —in fact, most would consider it a guarantee—is Khonshu, the Egyptian god of the moon.

Thus, the Moon Knight suit, which consisted of 803 different pieces, was built by FBFX in London, a company specializing in supplying special effects costumes to the entertainment industry.

At least, we hope Khonshu remains an ally. That Egyptian god is scary enough when we’re pretty sure he’s a benevolent god. Marvel’s Moon Knight premieres on Disney+ March 30, 2022.

Hathor, Horus, Isis and other Egyptian gods turn up in 'Moon Knight' Episode 3. Here's a primer on their mythology and prior Marvel appearances.

Grant/Spector can summon the power to become Moon Knight, a powerful hero with mummy-like wrappings, glowing eyes and a flowing cape, who first appeared in the pages of Marvel Comics in 1975.

Meanwhile, Moon Knight is also struggling with his faith in the Ancient Egyptian moon god, Khonshu, and whether he can continue to be the deity's avatar, a supernatural servant.