It has been over three years since ‘Moon Knight’ first captivated audiences with its gripping blend of psychological drama, Egyptian mythology, and superhero action on Disney+. The series, led by Oscar Isaac as Marc Spector and Steven Grant, quickly distinguished itself from other Marvel offerings.
It embraced darker themes and presented one of the MCU’s most unique protagonists. Yet despite its critical and audience success, a second season of the show remains nowhere in sight. Now, the latest update from the show’s composer suggests fans may be waiting indefinitely.
‘Moon Knight’ Season 2’s Development Hasn’t Made Any Progress

In a recent interview with SR, ‘Moon Knight‘ composer Hesham Nazih admitted that the show’s future is entirely uncertain. When asked if a second season was on the horizon, Nazih explained, “That’s the million-dollar question. No one knows. Not even Mohamed Diab, the director. No one ever talked about this. No one knows. If you ask anyone, which I did, I only get, ‘No one knows.’”
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Moreover, if even the creative team has no idea what’s next, it suggests that Marvel Studios has not initiated any serious development for a follow-up. That lack of direction is surprising, given the show’s strong reception. ‘Moon Knight’ Season 1 scored an impressive 86% on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer and an 88% audience score, signaling genuine interest and approval from viewers.
Yet despite this success, Marvel has been slow to greenlight a continuation. Part of the reason may lie in the studio’s broader shift in priorities. Following mixed reactions to several post-Endgame projects, Marvel Studios has adopted a “quality over quantity” approach. This cautious strategy could explain why properties like Moon Knight and Hawkeye haven’t seen sequels, even though their characters remain popular. For fans, however, this silence is disheartening.
Many worry that without a timely follow-up, ‘Moon Knight’ could fade into obscurity, especially with Oscar Isaac’s increasingly busy schedule. Unlike other Marvel stars tied to long-term contracts, Isaac has been selective about his projects, raising concerns that his availability may limit Moon Knight’s future.
Rumors Suggest Mephisto’s Central Role In ‘Moon Knight’ Season 2

Despite the discouraging lack of official word, rumors continue to swirl that ‘Moon Knight’s story is far from finished. According to a report from The Cosmic Circus, Marvel may be planning to use ‘Moon Knight’ Season 2 as the stage to introduce one of the MCU’s most anticipated villains: Mephisto, played by Sacha Baron Cohen. Mephisto, a demonic figure and frequent adversary in Marvel Comics, has long been teased as a potential MCU addition.
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His debut in the finale of ‘Ironheart’ only strengthened speculation about his role moving forward. Now, insiders suggest that Mephisto could be the central antagonist of ‘Moon Knight’ Season 2, which would dive deeper into Marc Spector’s supernatural side. The rumored storyline would reportedly follow Marc, Steven, and the newly revealed third personality, Jake Lockley, as they unravel a supernatural mystery that ultimately brings them face-to-face with Mephisto.
This confrontation would elevate Moon Knight into darker, more mystical territory. It could also tie into comic storylines like Jason Aaron’s 2020 Age of Khonshu. In that arc, the Egyptian god Khonshu wages war against Mephisto, leading Moon Knight to battle even Earth’s Mightiest Heroes in a desperate bid to gather enough power to oppose the demon. While the full storyline may be too expansive for a Disney+ series, elements of it, especially the rivalry between Khonshu and Mephisto, could provide fertile ground for Season 2.