Brand-newMarvelart featuringMoon Knightin classic Disney 2-D style has made me wish there was already a season 2 of the hero’s show. Starring Oscar Isaac,Moon Knightseason 1 premiered on Disney+ on August 23, 2025. The first season only ran for 6 episodes, which was mostly par for the course forMarvel TV showsat that point in the MCU’s history. Though there has been no official confirmation thatMoon Knightseason 2will happen, Marvel changing their approach to how they produce shows makes me hopeful that it will eventually become reality.
Moon Knightquickly became a fan favorite among Marvel Studios’ TV projects, and Oscar Isaac’s performances in the series received high praise. While fans anxiously await Moon Knight’s return tothe MCU timeline, X user@MarkBrooksArtrecently posted some incredible fan art of the MCU’s Moon Knight, reimagining Oscar Isaac’s character in the classic Disney 2-D animation style.
What The Disney-fied Moon Knight Art Means
Like all great fan art, this Moon Knight piece sticks out for doing something unique, interpretinghow the live-action character would look if the MCU show had been released as part of Disney’s hand-drawn animation days. The 90s was largely considered the height of Disney Animation’s power, with some of the most iconic animated movies and character designs of all time.
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Moon Knight’s MCU costume is incredibly impressive, with an attention to detail not often matched, closely resembling its comic book counterpart. What this fan art does is simplify the design a bit, while still keeping the spirit of the MCU costume intact, showing how good it already is. The design and art style of the Moon Knight art would actually be beautiful if fully animated.
Our Take On The Disney-fied Moon Knight Art
Superheroes translate well into animated projects due to their comic origins, and Marvel Studios should arguably benefit from leaning into this side of things more going forward.X-Men ‘97was universally lauded, and the upcomingMarvel 2025 animated TV slatelooks promising. While most of the animated projects already released have their own distinct visual style, the Moon Knight art serves as a reminder that the classic Disney style wouldn’t be a terrible idea for a project to use some time in the franchise’s future.
A Blade version of Moon Knight will actually appear in the upcoming animated series,Marvel Zombies.
Although it is already a strong live-action show, aMoon Knightanimated series would be incredible. The Disney style look of this Moon Knight art is a nice touch, highlighting the legacy of the past while making us long for something like it in the future. It’s unclear whether another season ofMoon Knightwill ever come out, and if it doesn’t, hopefully the character will be featured in another project. Until that time, thisMoon Knight2-D art will hold me over while I desperately wait for season 2.
Moon Knight
Cast
Moon Knight stars Oscar Isaac as Steven Grant, a gift-shop employee in London who discovers he has dissociative identity disorder. He shares a body with Marc Spector and together, they travel to Egypt to uncover a deadly mystery surrounding the gods.Moon Knightconsisted of six episodes and was the fifth live-action TV show in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Phase 4. Also starring in the series is Ethan Hawke as the villainous Arthur Harrow and May Calamawy as Layla El-Faouly.
