With the debut of Loki Season 2, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are taken back to the birth of the multiverse. Feature films, from Spider-Man: No Way Home to Deadpool 3, are fully embracing the possibilities of alternate realities and timelines. However, given how the Time Variance Authority functions, the second season of Loki could be setting up how Marvel Studios could reboot the MCU.With the deal ending the Writers Guild of America strike, future stories can be developed while SAG-AFTRA works on getting their fair deal from the studios. With the multiverse, the MCU can do anything in terms of storytelling. However, since Marvel Studios pioneered the single, shared continuity, Loki could introduce a new “Sacred Timeline.” The way it worked in Season 1, He Who Remains created a single timeline where the MCU takes place. However, once Sylvie made him just “remains,” the multiverse again came to life. In the Season 2 premiere, Loki, Mobius, and Ouroboros must fix the Temporal Loom, which cannot handle all the branch realities without exploding. If the TVA is unable to fix this sci-fi device, it might mean a new, single timeline would be created. A fan theory suggests Avengers: Secret Wars will end in a reboot.From Loki’s perspective, he is terrified of He Who Remains. As far as he knows, the new multiverse will bring infinite versions of the most dangerous person he’s met since Thanos. The time-slipping problem is equally concerning, but his primary goal is warning the TVA about what’s coming. In fact, the new character, General Dox, seemed inspired by his threats to continue a militant pursuit of Sylvie in lieu of pruning timelines. The TVA agents who remain seem headed to a schism. Dox tells Hunter B-5, whom she seems exceptionally close to, that the threat they previously fought was real, even if their masters were not.RELATED: Loki Season 2’s First Post-Credits Scene, Explained
With the debut of Loki Season 2, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are taken back to the birth of the multiverse. Feature films, from Spider-Man: No Way Home to Deadpool 3, are fully embracing the possibilities of alternate realities and timelines. However, given how the Time Variance Authority functions, the second season of Loki could be setting up how Marvel Studios could reboot the MCU.
With the deal ending the Writers Guild of America strike, future stories can be developed while SAG-AFTRA works on getting their fair deal from the studios. With the multiverse, the MCU can do anything in terms of storytelling. However, since Marvel Studios pioneered the single, shared continuity, Loki could introduce a new “Sacred Timeline.” The way it worked in Season 1, He Who Remains created a single timeline where the MCU takes place. However, once Sylvie made him just “remains,” the multiverse again came to life. In the Season 2 premiere, Loki, Mobius, and Ouroboros must fix the Temporal Loom, which cannot handle all the branch realities without exploding. If the TVA is unable to fix this sci-fi device, it might mean a new, single timeline would be created. A fan theory suggests Avengers: Secret Wars will end in a reboot.
From Loki’s perspective, he is terrified of He Who Remains. As far as he knows, the new multiverse will bring infinite versions of the most dangerous person he’s met since Thanos. The time-slipping problem is equally concerning, but his primary goal is warning the TVA about what’s coming. In fact, the new character, General Dox, seemed inspired by his threats to continue a militant pursuit of Sylvie in lieu of pruning timelines. The TVA agents who remain seem headed to a schism. Dox tells Hunter B-5, whom she seems exceptionally close to, that the threat they previously fought was real, even if their masters were not.
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