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Lang with Dave and Kurt After Lang's release, he was invited by his former cellmate Luis to live with him and his two colleagues, Kurt Goreshter and Dave, in this low-end hotel until he found enough money to afford a new apartment. House arrest literally gave me the opportunity of a lifetime: finally getting to hang with my precious Cassie!" ―Scott Lang [src] His Giant-Man persona doesn't exist in the Earth-616 (mainstream) continuity, but rather on Earth-1610, the Ultimates comics. Here, Lang never became Ant-Man, but inherits from Hank Pym the title of Giant-Man, a super-soldier working for S.H.I.E.L.D.
Once in the Hill, Lang noticed a rotting lemon that was dripping its acidic juice down into the Hill. Realizing that this was a big problem for the ants, Lang called upon them to lift him up so he could move the lemon. Knowing that they had a common enemy, the ants happily accepted Lang's call to action, forming a tower that lifted Lang high enough for him to reach the lemon. Much to Lang's dismay, he saw Pym walking away from the scene, implying that he placed the lemon there. Lang didn't care that much, however, as he and the ants had finally become a team. [6] Complicating the Plan [ ]Hello? Ha ha, very funny. Hank, quit screwing around. You told me yourself not to screw around. Hank. Hope? Janet! Guys? Guys! OK, seriously, don't joke around. Bring me up, let's go. GUYS?!" ―Scott Lang and Hope van Dyne [src] I'm employing the bullet Ants. Hapanera-clamda-mana-merna. I don't remember what it's called, but I feel bad for this guy." ―Ant-Man [src] It proves that he loves you. Hope. Look at me. I'm expendable, that's why I'm here. You must've realized that by now." ―Scott Lang and Hope van Dyne [src] The next stage of Lang's training involved meeting the army of flying carpenter ants which would assist Lang to his missions by flying him inside. There, he was reintroduced to the ant that flew him out of San Quentin State Prison. Lang almost immediately developed a strong connection to the ant, feeding him some water and even renaming him Ant-thony, which Pym approved of as he told Lang that he would soon need to master communicating with all of the ants ready for the mission by using the EMP Communication Device, tasking him with telling some of the ants to put some sugar in a mug of tea. Lang apologized to Sam Wilson for the fight they had; Wilson was not angry, calling the fight a great audition and claimed that it would never happen again. Rogers told Lang that they were acting outside the law, but Lang did not refuse to assist him. Rogers then explained that they were going up against the Winter Soldiers who were going to be freed by Helmut Zemo and must be stopped before they could cause chaos across the whole world. [4] Clash of the Avengers [ ]
Avengers Compound: In 2015, Lang retrieved a device from the Facility's storage unit. In 2023, he returned to the Facility and stayed there with the Avengers to plan the Time Heist. These Ant Man cloth face masks are not designed for medical use, or as personal protective equipment against coronavirus (COVID-19). Fitted and Flat masks should only be worn by people ages 13 and up. Younger children ages 3 and up should wear appropriately sized Kids’ masks. Learn more about these masks. Quantum Realm Exploration Suit: Lang wore this suit when he and the Avengers were performing a test to see if Time Travel through the Quantum Realm is possible. I was hoping I could grab a piece of technology, just for a few days, and then return it. I need it to save the world. You know how that is." ― Falcon and Ant-Man [src]When Carol Danvers arrived and was tasked with returning the Stones, Lang turned the power on to the van so she could transport them through the Quantum Tunnel. However, alternate Thanos managed to destroy the van and Tunnel with his sword. Removing the ingot on either arm reveals a stud underneath, where the instructions and official images suggest placing the Wasp. This nanofigure is beautifully printed with metallic gold and purple across the body, while the head is highlighted in silver. Considering the tiny scale, this figure is exceptionally detailed, so I wish Hope van Dyne's yellow-emblazoned iteration of the Wasp had been provided too.
Three days before Lang could finish his sentence, he had a strange vision of Janet van Dyne, who had remained trapped inside the Quantum Realm, and with whom Lang became psychically entangled with while he was there. This resulted in Lang being kidnapped by Pym and Hope van Dyne, who had built a Quantum Tunnel machine and intended to use it and Ant-Man to rescue Janet. These plans went awry when Ant-Man and Wasp were confronted by both Ghost and Sonny Burch, who wanted to steal the Quantum Tunnel machine for their own reasons. Ant-Man, Wasp, and Pym eventually succeeded in rescuing Janet from the Quantum Realm, and Ant-Man was able to return home to finish his house arrest, narrowly avoiding an extended prison sentence. Ant-Man and the Wasp showed up and disabled Bill Foster's machine, giving Hank Pym and Janet van Dyne enough time to come out of the Quantum Realm. Van Dyne reunites with her mother at last. Janet then sees Starr's problem, and she puts her hands on Starr to stabilize her and stop her phasing. Everyone left as they took the Mobile Laboratory. [2] Free Man Again [ ] EMP Communication Device: Within the suit's helmet and in the form of earpieces developed by Hank Pym, allowing for the control of ants. Pym Particle Discs: About the size of a coin and shaped like a triskelion-styled shuriken, the disks are filled with specified forms of Pym Particles. Targets impacted by Red Disks shrinks to the size of an insect. Targets impacted by Blue Disks enlarges to a bigger size.In the right hands, the relationship between man and suit is symbiotic. The suit has power, the man harnesses that power." ― Hank Pym [src] No, I don't expect you to. But you don't have many options right now. Quite frankly, neither do I." ― Hank Pym and Scott Lang [src] Lang also had the drive to prove himself worthy, as he felt he didn't deserve the admiration of his daughter Cassie. In fact, Lang was initially unwilling to take up the mantle of Ant-Man from Hank Pym due to his own fears of having used the suit. But upon a chat with the former hero, Lang realized he had a chance to become the hero that his daughter already thought he was. Your daddy went to Germany and drew on the walls with Captain America. And that was a violation of Article 16, Paragraph Three of the Sokovia Accords." ― Jimmy Woo to Cassie Lang [src] On the very same day was Cassie Lang's birthday party, which was being held at Jim Paxton's house. Although he was not invited to the party she was having, Lang turned up at Paxton's home. Cassie was delighted to see him and hugged her father tightly; he managed to give his gift to Cassie despite the cold treatment Paxton gave him. Ignoring Paxton's comments about him not being invited to the party, Lang handed his daughter her birthday present, an ugly rabbit toy which she instantly adored.
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