operated as a pirate. 1776 version There was a Moon Knight who was around in 1776 and had fought in the American Revolutionary War. 1896 version There was Moon Knight who was around in 1896 during the Victorian era and dressed like an English gentleman. 1920s version There was a Moon Knight who was around in the 1920s and dressed like a gangster. 1940s version There was a Moon Knight who was around in the 1940s and fought Hydra during World War II. Ancient Mesopotamian version There was a Moon Knight who was around during the days of Ancient Mesopotamia. Middle Ages version There was a Moon Knight who was around during the Middle Ages. Old West version There was a Moon Knight who was around during the Old West and operated as a gunfighter. Viking Age version There was a Moon Knight who was around during the Viking Age. In other media Television According to author Doug Moench, a Moon Knight series was licensed by Toei for production in Japan, but was instead serialized as a manga from 1979-1980. Moon Knight appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man episode "The Moon Knight Before Christmas", voiced by Diedrich Bader. This version is shown to follow the Moon's advice. He chases Frances Beck before Spider-Man, mistaking Moon Knight for a villain, saves her while house-sitting for Doctor Strange. After figuring out that Frances is the daughter and would-be-successor of her father Quentin Beck / Mysterio, Spider-Man works with Moon Knight to defeat her. Using a special wand from a restricted room in the Sanctum Sanctorum, Moon Knight stabs the Mysterio helmet, allowing Spider-Man to free the Becks. Following this, Moon Knight joins Spider-Man, May Parker, and the Becks for Christmas dinner. Moon Knight appears in Avengers Assemble, voiced by Gideon Emery. He first makes a cameo in the episode "Avengers World", among the heroes the Avengers planned to recruit in their expansion program before Moon Knight makes his first full appearance in the episode "Beyond", in which a pyramid he is guarding ends up in the Battleworld domain of Egyptia. When Captain America and Black Widow enter the pyramid and reunite with Iron Man, they fight a mind-controlled Moon Knight and an army of sand-powered mummies to claim an orb he is guarding. Eventually, Iron Man destroys the device controlling Moon Knight, who helps defeat the remaining mummies. Captain America offers him to