What? Sacred timeline Loki got killed by Thanos. The Loki show followed a variant produced as a result of Endgame time shenanigans.
I forgot all about that. At any rate, he's still just one loki out of an infinite number.
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What? Sacred timeline Loki got killed by Thanos. The Loki show followed a variant produced as a result of Endgame time shenanigans.
Do you think that victor timely was the one from the sacred timeline? He was HWR's backup plan and he seemed different enough that I figured he was a kickstarter kang to get the ball properly rolling again. And then he became time spaghetti so I'm pretty sure I'm right.
I felt like he was making fun of timely in that scene. But it could have just as easily been self deprecating humour if kang is capable of that.yeah its pretty unclear from the season who exactly HWR is and his relationship to Timely, he made some comments about Timely in the long scene between him and Loki which suggests there is more going on there but doesn't outright say anything too much.
Here's a question. As someone who didn't watch season one because I heard in advance what a load of nonsensical grrrl boss they were throwing in. Would I be able to watch/enjoy season 2? As it sounds like it was much better.
Well now you have sold me on season 2, since I didn't care for half that shit in season 1! Actual good dialog and character development, with a side dish of magic, is all I really want.I think it will be near impossible to understand Season 2 without having watched Season 1. Season 1 sets up all the rules, the whole concept of pruning timelines, why they have Hunters, why they have Variants, why they have Timekeepers, why they have the TVA, etc.
Season 1 is also way better in terms of set pieces and visuals. You have Loki traveling through various cataclysms like Lamentis and Pompeii, you have the smoke dragon Alioth, you also get the other Loki variants which are pretty funny, and then you get to see end of time.
Season 2 happens mostly at the TVA (basically an office) and pretty much all of it is people talking and yelling.
Well now you have sold me on season 2, since I didn't care for half that shit in season 1! Actual good dialog and character development, with a side dish of magic, is all I really want.
Do you think this was always the plan or do you think they rewrote chunks of Loki to minimize the role of Jonathan Majors and make him more replaceable in light of his legal scandals?
Or that Alioth ends up serving her.I dont think they made any changes due to Majors' arrest, all the outs they have possible are just dumb luck. As far as I remember, this was the first marvel show with 0 reshoots, and it was done last year.
They could even have Renslayer return as a/the Kang, if they really wanted to, since, in the comics, she has had Kang powers. Her end, I assume, was supposed to signal her being eaten by Alioth, but they could just say the purple light she saw could be Kang tech from HWR at the End of Time.
yeah its pretty unclear from the season who exactly HWR is and his relationship to Timely, he made some comments about Timely in the long scene between him and Loki which suggests there is more going on there but doesn't outright say anything too much.
I think it just gives Marvel a lot of outs, if they want to keep Kang as Jonathan Majors they can, if they want to recast him they can just use the "he's the new variant in Lokis new multiverse", or they could use Loki to close the book on Kang for now. I imagine there is a lot of backroom huddling going on about where they want to take the MCU now especially after the Marvels bombed and Captain Black America is pushed out to 2025.
The weird thing is Deadpool 3 is maybe gonna play a central part so if they start setting stuff up in it its gonna be weird having to wait 2-3 years to see the next step. I have no idea how the heck Deadpool 3, Captain America, Thunderbolts, and Blade are supposed to lead into Kang Dynasty or if Kang Dynasty is still the plan. We know it ENDS with Secret Wars, but it feels like they don't have a clue anymore how to get there.
Pretty off-putting how Marvel and Disney have seemingly completely looked the other way on Majors' abusiveness. I was always a proponent of "innocent until proven guilty" like any sane person, but the double standard between how Disney treated Johnny Depp versus their lack of action on Majors really jumps out like a sore thumb. It's like if DC decided to not only keep Ezra Miller on board, but also decided to go forward with a whole slate of Flash movies where he's the center of the overall DCU story.
i thought the first two were decent, but holy shit, that third episode brought the entire season off the tracks. they recovered some by episode 5, but this show felt like everything could have been resolved in 3 episodes. they dragged this entire thing the fuck out. i'm glad i binged all of this at once because if i had to wait 6 weeks to be this disappointed then i would have been pissed. overall it was ok with some real stinker subplots in between. i hope this means they ditch Kang once and for all and its likely why they havent publicly fired Majors, because they were going in another direction and there was no reason to.2 episodes in and this is garbage? Where's the fucking plot?
According to MCU expert Joanna Robinson on the House of R Ringer podcast, who cautions that this should be taken with a large amount of salt, and is currently unverifiable
The Loom story device is so stupid.
Whats even stupider is how you're supposed to fix it. You literally just have to make it bigger so more "timelines" can squeeze through the ring. Its laughable. I'd be more impressed if they gave me an extremely convoluted techno babble explanation that I couldn't understand, but nope. Its just "mAkE iT BiGgEr". That's how stupid they think the viewer is.
Then they spend an entire season aimlessly running around chasing macguffins or trying to convince each other why they should or should not "fix" the Loom. Like I said a few pages ago, what makes it even worse is that you're supposed to care about saving billions of timelines and quadrillions of lives but you dont know any of them, never been to any of them, so you literally just don't care. There are no stakes of importance. The Multiverse makes everything meaningless.
Avengers needed Pym Particles to go back in time and they had a very limited supply.Along those lines, did the ability to time loop using antman tech go away? What's to stop the avengers from pulling a Loki and looping a million times until they "win"? I guess that's why they have to push multiversal threats so you can't just prune them before they're born.