Moon Knight Season 1 Episode Schedule: When will Episodes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 of Moon Knight be released on Disney+? 

The new MCU Series Moon Knight has arrived on Disney+. The series is about a character named Steven Grant, who suffers from a dissociative identity disorder. 

The split character’s name is Marc; whenever Steve gets into any trouble, Marc takes over his body, transforms into Moon Knight, and kills everyone.

Then again, when Steve turns back to normal once the threat is gone, but he doesn’t fully comprehend what just happened to him. 

Created by Marvel Studios and starring Oscar Isaac in the main lead, the Moon Knight Episode 1 just landed on Disney+. 

The series is expected to have six episodes in season 1, each with 40-50 minutes run time, and every episode will be released on Wednesday every week.

Moon Knight Season 1 Episode Schedule: When will Episodes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 of Moon Knight be released on Disney+? 

Moon Knight Episode 1 is currently available on Disney+. The following episodes will be arriving at the mentioned time below. 

(1) Moon Knight Season 1 Episode 1: Moon Knight Episode 1 is now available on Disney+. 

It was released on March 30, 2022, at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (PT)/2:00 AM Central Time (CT)/3:00 AM Eastern Time(EST)/7:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)/12:30 PM (April 7) Indian Standard Time (IST) / 4: 00 PM (April 7) Japan Standard Time (JST)

(2) Moon Knight Season 1 Episode 2: Moon Knight Episode 2 will be released on April 6, 2022, at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (PT)/2:00 AM Central Time (CT)/3:00 AM Eastern Time(EST)/7:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)/12:30 PM (April 7) Indian Standard Time (IST) / 4: 00 PM (April 7) Japan Standard Time (JST)

(3) Moon Knight Season 1 Episode 3: Moon Knight Episode 3 will be released on April 13, 2022, at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (PT)/2:00 AM Central Time (CT)/3:00 AM Eastern Time(EST)/7:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)/12:30 PM (April 7) Indian Standard Time (IST) / 4: 00 PM (April 7) Japan Standard Time (JST)

(4) Moon Knight Season 1 Episode 4: Moon Knight Episode 4 will be released on April 20, 2022, at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (PT)/2:00 AM Central Time (CT)/3:00 AM Eastern Time(EST)/7:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)/12:30 PM (April 7) Indian Standard Time (IST) / 4: 00 PM (April 7) Japan Standard Time (JST)

(5) Moon Knight Season 1 Episode 5: Moon Knight Episode 5 will be released on April 27, 2022, at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (PT)/2:00 AM Central Time (CT)/3:00 AM Eastern Time(EST)/7:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)/12:30 PM (April 7) Indian Standard Time (IST) / 4: 00 PM (April 7) Japan Standard Time (JST)

(6) Moon Knight Season 1 Episode 6: Moon Knight Episode 6 will be released on May 4, 2022, at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (PT)/2:00 AM Central Time (CT)/3:00 AM Eastern Time(EST)/7:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)/12:30 PM (April 7) Indian Standard Time (IST) / 4: 00 PM (April 7) Japan Standard Time (JST)

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Moon Knight Season 1: A brief recap of Moon Knight Episode 1? 

As explained above, Steven suffers from a dissociative identity disorder in the Moon Knight series. 

Whenever he is in trouble, he transforms into Marc, becomes Moon Knight, kills people, and returns to his normal form.  

In Episode 1, we see Steven discovering that he has another personality named Marc which takes control of his body at times and transforms into Moon Knight. 

He discovers a cellphone in his apartment, where he notices many missed calls from Layla. 

Layla has been trying to reach Steve’s second avatar, Marc, but couldn’t do so. 

In Episode 1 it seemed like Steve had this dissociative personality disorder for some time. Often or not, he turns to his other Avatar Marc and becomes Moon Knight and, after that, when he again returns to his conscious he doesn’t remember anything.  

While talking to Layla, Steven realizes that Layla is addressing him as Marc, so he doesn’t understand why the woman is calling him Marc. 

Then we also saw the Egyptian God Khonshu, aka the nocturnal “God of the Moon”, making the first appearance in the series and meeting Steve. Steve was horrid after coming in front of Khonsu. He didn’t understand what was happening. 

Those who do not know about Khonsu, let me clarify that Khonshu was among the ancient gods of Egypt, and he was also known as the Gods of the Greater Gods. 

We will know more details about the correlation between Khonsu and Ammit with the Ennet in upcoming episodes. 

We also met Arthur and Harrow’s Cult in Episode 1. Arthur belonged to a group called Harrow’s Cult and ran a village in Europe. All the people there serve an Egyptian Deity named Ammit. 

Arthur revealed a few things about the powers of Ammit in Episode 1; he revealed that. 

Ammit is an old Egyptian Deity, and as per the comics, Ammit is a hybrid female creature with the head of a crocodile, the same we can also see in Arthur’s stick which he carries. 

We can see a crocodile head on it, which justifies Ammit’s appearance. 

Arthur revealed to Steve that Ammit got tired of waiting for the people committing crimes before punishing them. Instead, Ammit gave a fraction of her powers to Arthur, the scale tattoo on his arm.

Using that tattoo, Arthur uses a fraction of Ammit’s powers to evaluate who will commit a crime in the future and based on that; he kills them. 

Ammit was later imprisoned for her deed by the old Egyptian god and was locked away, and only through a golden scrab she can be freed; the scrab, however, is in possession of Steve and Marc, which is why the Harrow’s Cult is following them.

Towards the end of Moon Knight Episode 1, Steve came across some Jackal Creature who wanted to kill him to take over the golden scrab. 

Steve, this time gave up the control of his body to Marc. After which Marc took control of Steve’s body, transformed himself into Moon Knight, and killed the Jackal Creature. 

The Marc character here actually is the Moon Knight. He was a mercenary once who was left to die in a desert; then, he was revived by The Moon God Khonshu. 

Khonsu designated him as Moon Knight to legislate justice and protect those who travel at night. Marc also has dissociative identity disorder same as Steve. And he uses his alter ego to turn into Steve and be Moon Knight when required. 

We will add a brief recap of every episode to our article every week. So till then, stay tuned to MediaScrolls.