May Moon Knight is not having the success that Disney initially expected, and that the avalanche of superhero movies and television series has momentarily saturated an audience that finds it increasingly difficult to follow the adventures of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But what we cannot deny is that Oscar Isaac's performance is impeccable, and this is demonstrated by the Guatemalan every time he change personality. And that is when the doubt can enter us: How many personalities does Moon Knight have?
Moon Knight's Most Important Personalities
As you already know, the character he plays Oscar Isaac in Moon Knight suffer Dissociative identity disorder, which means that there are several personalities living in the same individual and that they do not know each other. In the comics, Moon Knight has had up to 10 different personalities, although many of them have had a very specific role and have not developed. Among all, there 5 that are the main ones, and are as follows:
Marc Specter
Is character's original name. He is a multifaceted man: he was a military man, he worked as a CIA agent and ended up becoming a boxer and mercenary. Despite this profile, Spector has a certain sense of justice, and he is not an evil being, since he does not attack innocent people. In the comics, the entire story unfolds through Spector, but the show's writers have left this personality in the background.
Steve Grant
The television series tells the story of the character through this personality almost exclusively. The Steven Grant persona appears in Spector's head upon disembarking in the United States. Grant turns Spector's life savings into a fortune after a few wise investments on Wall Street. In the comics, Grant is a Playboy, but in the series there have been quite a few changes in his personality, since he is quite shy and also more intellectual than in the comics. It is his passion for the Egyptian world that leads him to transform into Moon Knight, whereas in the comics, he gains his powers during a job as Marc Spector.
jake lockley
Just as Superman becomes a journalist to keep up with the news, Moon Knight has an identity of cabbie that allows you to be informed about the crime. In the comics, Lockley has a great network of contacts. In the series, the personality appears from the sixth chapter, although one of his informants already appears in the pilot.
Moon Knight
El khonshu's fist. This personality is linked to that of the God of the moon, and it's the only one that doesn't really have to do with Marc's dissociative identity disorder. He acts totally free and fights crime thanks to his increased physical and mystical power.
Mr. Knight / Mr. Moon
It is one of the most modern additions to the comic. Merge the personalities of Moon Knight and Steven Grant. He wears a completely white suit and is even aware of his disorder, as he even goes to the psychiatrist. This personality is more graceful and less violent.
Other Moon Knight personalities
As we said, there are main personalities and also other alternatives that will surely only be seen in the comics. At a certain point in the series, Marvel Studios might choose to develop new personalities that aren't in the comics. However, there are two personalities that are also quite interesting:
Yitzak Topol
He is one of the personalities that the character develops on Earth 61615 in the comics. The multiverse saying, Marc develops a religious personality directly influenced by his father, who is a rabbi.
maya burr
This Moon Knight personality also appears on Earth-61615 and is the only female personality character developed. Maya is young and serves as Marc's inner voice. Unlike other personalities, Burr almost always motivates to do the right thing. This personality is developed in the comics when Marc has no women in his life after his mother and his girlfriend die. Maya It's just a voice in your head.