¿Who is stronger, Moon Knight or Ant-Man?

Moon Knight, also known as Marc Spector, is a complex and enigmatic superhero from the Marvel Universe. He is known for his unique set of abilities, as well as his struggles with mental illness and multiple personalities. Moon Knight's origin story begins with Marc Spector, a former CIA agent turned mercenary who is betrayed and left for dead in the desert. After being found by a group of locals and taken to a nearby temple, Spector is resurrected by the ancient Egyptian moon god Khonshu, who offers him a second chance at life in exchange for becoming his avatar on Earth. With his newfound powers, Moon Knight becomes a vigilante in New York City, fighting crime with his advanced combat skills, acrobatic prowess, and access to high-tech gadgets and weapons. He is also able to call upon the powers of Khonshu, which grants him enhanced strength, agility, and reflexes during the nighttime, as well as the ability to gain foresight in combat situations. But Moon Knight's powers are not the only thing that sets him apart from other superheroes. He also suffers from dissociative identity disorder, which causes him to have multiple personalities that manifest as different versions of himself. These personalities include millionaire Steven Grant and cab driver Jake Lockley, both of whom he uses to gather information and resources for his vigilantism. Despite his unique powers and abilities, Moon Knight is constantly grappling with his own inner demons and the traumatic experiences that led him to become a hero. His struggles with mental illness and identity make him one of the most complex and compelling characters in the Marvel Universe, and a fan favorite among readers.

Ant-Man is a superhero from the Marvel Universe who first appeared in Tales to Astonish #27 in 1962. The original Ant-Man was Hank Pym, a brilliant scientist who developed a serum that allowed him to shrink down to the size of an ant, while also maintaining his full strength. Pym later developed the ability to communicate with ants and used his powers to become a crime-fighting superhero. The mantle of Ant-Man has been passed down to other characters over the years, including Scott Lang, who became Ant-Man to save his daughter's life, and Eric O'Grady, who stole the Ant-Man suit and became a less-than-savory hero known as the Irredeemable Ant-Man. Ant-Man's powers include the ability to shrink down to microscopic size, as well as to grow to a massive size, though this ability is less commonly used. In his shrunken state, Ant-Man retains his full strength, allowing him to punch with the same force as he would at his normal size. He also has the ability to communicate with and command ants, using them to gather information, distract enemies, or attack opponents. Ant-Man's strength lies in his ability to take on opponents who underestimate him due to his size. He can easily slip past defenses, gather intelligence, and take out enemies with unexpected attacks. He is also able to blend into his surroundings, making him a master of stealth and subterfuge. In addition to his size-shifting abilities, Ant-Man has access to an array of gadgets, including his helmet, which allows him to communicate with ants, and his Pym Particles, which he can use to control his size and the size of other objects. He also has access to a range of weapons and devices that he can use to defend himself and take down his enemies. Overall, Ant-Man's powers and strengths make him a versatile and powerful superhero, capable of taking on enemies much larger and stronger than himself with ease. His ability to shift between different sizes and his connection to the insect world give him a unique edge that few other heroes possess.