The reason America Chavez and Galactus have zero Variants across the entire MCU Multiverse and why they aren't actually the only two, comes down to one simple rule of spacetime.
As Loki explained, Variants are created when a nexus event splits a timeline inside the Multiversal tree. If you were born outside of time, you can't be duplicated when a timeline splits!
America confirms in Multiverse of Madness that she never dreams because she has zero Variants across the Multiverse. Her homeworld (The Utopian Parallel) is a pocket dimension outside normal reality, meaning timeline branches never duplicate her!
MCU Galactus is a singular cosmic force from before the current universe existed who moves between realities rather than branching with them! And don't forget Uatu the Watcher, Alioth, and The Living Tribunal, who also exist outside the timelines with zero MCU Variants!
If you exist outside the timeline branches, the Multiverse can't copy paste you!
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Kevin Feige says Doctor Doom is not a Tony Stark variant
“People wondered, ‘Is Doom just a variant of another character? Is this just a shortcut to bringing back another character?’ The answer is no. He’s Victor Von Doom"
(via @empiremagazine)
XBOX Playback is here.
As we celebrate 25 incredible years of XBOX this is a wonderful look back at your individual gaming achievements and stats.
This wasn’t my first gamertag but more than happy to still be in the 1% club 👀💚
@adje__ There’s such a fine line between social reactions and reviews nowadays but basically anything outside of a tweet or a short reaction vid is basically a review.
Here's ex BBC DJ Tim Westwood arriving in court. Westwood, 69, is accused of 17 offences against nine women, including three assaults at BBC studios.
https://t.co/TwC9PXIiTp
The BBC Hall of Shame:
Jimmy Savile
Stuart Hall
Rolf Harris
Huw Edwards
Chris Denning
Dave Lee Travis
Mark Page
John Mylrea Caine
Tony Wadsworth
Julie Wadsworth
Duncan Bartlett
Benjamin Wilkins
Dylan Dawes
Jonathan King
Chris Langham
Stephen Brookes
Michael Rowell
David Walliams
Russell Brand
The question is not just ‘Did the BBC institutionally cover up these offences over decades, enabling the abuse of youngsters?’
It’s also ‘Who else are we unaware of and still may be a danger to the public?’
Black British people have not asked for this. What we have asked for and what has been repeatedly ignored despite multiple reports and inquiries showing growing institutional and systemic racism is change. Change that stops Black women dying in childbirth at nearly three times the rate of white women, that ends unjust police searches and violence against Black people, that tackles bias against young Black children in schools, and that delivers better housing in areas with large Black populations.
It's not clear to me why you as a white man irrespective of your position @andyburnham is speaking over hundreds of thousands of Black voices and incorrectly using our identity especially in this current climate.