Quantumania: Kang's got TIME on his side... literally?

Okay, Emflix back at it again after finally seeing Quantumania. Honestly? It was... fine? Visually stunning, for sure. The Quantum Realm was wild, like someone threw a bunch of sci-fi stuff in a blender. But the story felt a little...meh. Anyway, I have a theory brewing and need to get it out there! So, Kang. Jonathan Majors crushed it, even if the writing felt a little uneven with him at times. But the whole 'variants' thing got me thinking. We saw him die, right? But he's Kang, of course he's not actually dead. What if the Kang they trapped, and then "killed" at the end, wasn't the prime Kang? Like, the one who's actually pulling all the strings? Maybe he was just a strong variant sent to test Scott, Hope, and Cassie, and to maybe mess up the Quantum Realm for a different purpose? Think about it - the Council of Kangs at the end. Seemed pretty serious, right? And they didn't seem too upset about one of their own getting dusted. Makes you wonder how many Kangs there are and what the ACTUAL big picture is. My theory: the Quantum Realm is somehow key to Kang's time travel dominance. Maybe the energy that Janet used to "grow" at the end of the finale is a source of temporal energy or something? Kang wants that energy to better control the timeline, that's why he was so serious about getting the Pym Particle and controlling Janet. And Cassie being involved in that final explosion could be a set up for her being a key player in fighting the Kangs down the line. It's a bit out there, I know! But after Loki and all the multiverse madness, nothing feels too far-fetched anymore, does it? Tell me what you guys think!