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Lets not...
Seriously... Lets ****ing not Marvel.
Can we stop putting effort into cutsy bull**** and focus on the story and characters we are all ostensibly"tuning in" to see?
I don't know about that explanation because
Mobius was showing Loki what happens to him in the future. That means they're still in 2012. It's not like it already happened. We, the audience, know it happened, but that's because we've seen how things play out all the way to Endgame.
That is good, I trust that they will straighten it out and have it all make sense.Fortunately, due to COVID, a lot of the shooting for MoM was pushed which gave them more time, probably, to make tweaks to the script. Waldron already confirmed that being the writer of both Loki and MoM means he’s responsible for following up on some of the plot lines he’s developed versus letting another writing come in to “clean up the mess”. I interpreted this as things done in Loki will have an impact on MoM, not the other way around which was likely the original plan.
And yet their lunches are limited to 17min...Time doesn't matter in the TVA.
Right, but this show technically did not begin in the TVA. In the context of the MCU timeline, time exists so if you're picking a spot for this show on that timeline, I guess I would say right after THE AVENGERS in 2012.Time doesn't matter in the TVA.
I don't know about that explanation because
Mobius was showing Loki what happens to him in the future. That means they're still in 2012. It's not like it already happened. We, the audience, know it happened, but that's because we've seen how things play out all the way to Endgame.
I don't see why you would want to "pick a spot on the timeline" when the show is specifically about going to many different spots on that timeline as well as a place outside of it. This show takes place inRight, but this show technically did not begin in the TVA. In the context of the MCU timeline, time exists so if you're picking a spot for this show on that timeline, I guess I would say right after THE AVENGERS in 2012.
And yet their lunches are limited to 17min...
It happened after End Game due to episode one in which
scenes of original Loki in The Dark World, Ragnarok and the death in Infinity War were shown
Just occurred to me...
Loki calls what he does magic as do the others in the show.
Which is interesting given the science v. magic debate in universe as well as among the genre fan set.
Err.... I think you need to try harder.Punctuality does not equate to calendar.
Err.... I think you need to try harder.
Because that's how I interpreted the person's question.They're not "still in 2012". They're outside of time. Time is relative. What Mobius showed is what could have been Loki's future, but it's not Mobius' future. It is "like it already happened" if you look at it from Mobius' perspective. For him that's not "the future" but just "events that exist somewhere on a timeline".
I don't see why you would want to "pick a spot on the timeline" when the show is specifically about going to many different spots on that timeline as well as a place outside of it. This show takes place in79 AD and 1549 and 1858 and 1985 and 2012 and 2050 and outside of time and probably a bunch of other periods
If you had told me we would eventually see Spider-Man holding the Infinity Gauntlet and being pulled by Mjolnir and then saved by Valkyrie riding a Pegasus, I would have laughed in your face.We've come a long way from the grounded reality of Iron Man. Now it's a parallel agency that works outside of time and monitors the Sacred Timeline for the Time Keepers and can travel to any place in any time period!
I love the idea and the concept behind the TVA but I think even for the MCU this whole thing is a little too-out-there for me. I wonder if any of this will retroactively stain previous stuff in the movies.