Moon Knight Finale Runtime Has Fans Worried

After five exciting episodes featuring Marc Spector and Steven Grant, Marvel’s Moon Knight will come to a close with the season finale, which will drop on Disney+.

The first five episodes of the show has excelled in showing one of the more personal MCU stories, as the series hasn’t shifted its focus to connect to the larger universe, which features the Avengers and other Marvel heroes and villains.

Even then, the Moon Knight Disney+ show has a ton of storylines featuring characters like Steven Grant, Marc Spector, Arthur Harrow, Layla El-Faouly and the Egyptian deity Khonshu that will most likely be closed up when the sixth episode arrives next week.

#MoonKnight Finale Episode = 42 Mins.

Shortest among all 6 episodes. pic.twitter.com/XIAMfjbj3J

— Amit Chaudhari (@5150Aamrit) April 28, 2022

For the most part, fans are excited about witnessing the thrilling end to one of Marvel’s best TV shows, ever since the studio began producing them with WandaVision releasing first last year. However, they are worried about the considerably short runtime for the all-important season finale.

According to the rumors, Moon Knight’s final episode will have a 45 minute runtime. This makes it the shortest episode out of them all, and fans believe that this could cause a rushed ending to many of the storylines that the show introduced earlier on in the season.

Comparatively, all the other Disney+ shows have almost reached the 50 minute mark, with the Hawkeye series having the longest at over 60 minutes. The longer season finale has allowed these Disney+ Marvel shows to have respectful endings, with many of them closing off most of the plotlines, while leaving some open for the future.

It’s unclear if the Moon Knight season finale will address all the important storylines. However, there’s a very good chance that some of them will remain unsolved for the cast and crew to pick up later, and it will be interesting to see if the show can end with a bang, when Episode 6 drops on Wednesday.