What should the MCU do to build up/develop Kang prior to the release of Avengers: The Kang Dynasty?

As of late, there has been a fairly large amount of complaints regarding the direction of the MCU. The recent release of Quantummania has only intensified this, especially with regards to the MCU’s new overarching villain in Kang(s).

While most people seem to agree that Jonathan Majors delivered an excellent performance as Kang the Conqueror in Quantummania, there has been a lot of negativity surrounding (Quantummania spoilers!) the decision to have Kang the Conqueror be defeated by Ant-Man in the same film which was supposed to establish him as a legitimate threat

This has resulted in things such as the mid-credits scene establishing the Council of Kangs not having the same punch or sense of threat that Thanos did during the Infinity Saga.

Is there anything that you think the MCU can/should do to build up Kang and his variants prior to the release of the next Avengers film? Have certain creative choices in Quantummania irreversibly screwed over the direction of this character in the MCU?

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