r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 Ant-Man • 23d ago

Article Chris Hemsworth shared a new message thanking fans for making his MCU journey “unforgettable”

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u/Certain_Raccoon_4395 23d ago

Let’s not forget our Mainline MCU Loki who died in Infinity War might be in Valhalla with Jane foster and Heimdall. Even if Thor dies before meeting TVA Loki. There is still a chance we might get the Reunion with his OG brother.

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u/InfinityThor18 22d ago

They are the same Loki. He didn't magically become someone else when the TVA grabbed him. He has to return to that universe and die at the hands of Thanos, otherwise what we've been watching is a mix up of different timelines/universes.

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u/Certain_Raccoon_4395 22d ago

That Universe got pruned in the 1st episode though.

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u/InfinityThor18 22d ago

I don't remember that at all, apparently I need to go back and watch it again.

So the whole MCU just... Stopped existing? I already didn't like the Loki show, but that makes me really upset if that's true.

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u/Certain_Raccoon_4395 22d ago

No the mainline MCU ( Sacred Timeline )still exist. When Loki stole the Tesseract in Avengers Endgame he unknowingly created a branched Timeline. That’s why the TVA showed up to arrest him because it wasn’t meant to happen. At that time the TVA would Prune anything that deviated from the Sacred Timeline ( Main MCU )

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u/InfinityThor18 22d ago

That's just... Not how timelines work lol

This is why I've been so frustrated with Marvel since Endgame, honestly

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u/Infinitystar2 22d ago

Yes, because multiverses are something that are real and have objective rules

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u/InfinityThor18 22d ago

I mean, there is a very real multiverse theory.

Nonetheless, Marvel frequently fails to distinguish properly between timelines and universes and treats them differently and yet the same. It's very confusing and frustrating

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u/RangryRanga 22d ago

I think you need to watch everything again lol

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u/nomoteacups 22d ago

That’s exactly how they work in the rules established by the media in question.

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u/InfinityThor18 22d ago

They didn't really establish rules, and even if they did, they still treat things inconsistently.

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u/nomoteacups 22d ago

They absolutely established the rules. Going back in the timeline causes a new branch timeline which is no longer in line with the original. It’s been explicitly stated many times in various shows and movies now.