@simmons_jay1979@sntvizzy This isn’t a cup of coffee, damn it. This is one of the stones of infinity. “Not bad” is essentially no reaction. The episode takes place in the same scene where she drops a duplicate of the glove.
@BenMaduka73522 I think the screenwriters and the director will go this route. Judging by the leaks, they won’t even meet on screen, unlike the scene at the end of Ragnarok, it’s precisely because of this that the film becomes completely uninteresting.
@daemyraxes@oluwaseun7g Kang's death only indirectly influenced the creation of the universe. TVA's refusal to prune new versions of universes led to the emergence of a proto-tree.
@Sahilsharm83241@oluwaseun7g Since Loki has the ability to hold all variants of the timeline in place through the power of magic, there is no reason why a separate timeline variant with Steve living there cannot exist. It’s just another branch on the tree among many others.
@Sahilsharm83241@oluwaseun7g So, Kang’s death only indirectly affects the creation of the multiverse. Those branches were eventually destroyed, and this is precisely reminiscent of a collision of universes in the perception of those living there. And then Loki created the multiverse.
@Utd_Valeria@oluwaseun7g The branches began to extend from the sacred timeline before Sylvie killed Kang. In fact, the TVA stopped cutting off the timelines that appeared after the events of the Nexus.
@warrior_yungjun@oluwaseun7g The very growth of the branches of time does not lead to wars in any way. Loki supports the growth of the entire tree through the power of magic, and in magic, size does not matter.
@Ofcimcold@oluwaseun7g There is no answer to the main question: if the timelines existed before Kang, then why can’t they continue to exist after his death?