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Posted on 7/14/21 at 10:41 am to Sun God
Loki Season 2 has to lead into Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantamania. Has to. That comes out February 17, 2023.
Would love a Loki season 2 to come out December of 2022 if possible.
Jonathan Majors and Tom Hiddlestone are about to get paid with all these appearances and playing different versions of their characters. $$$$$
Would love a Loki season 2 to come out December of 2022 if possible.
Jonathan Majors and Tom Hiddlestone are about to get paid with all these appearances and playing different versions of their characters. $$$$$
Posted on 7/14/21 at 11:16 am to Bottom9
Yep that makes perfect sense. This is gonna be incredible.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 11:22 am to Bottom9
I wonder where he sent Renslayer?
I knew Miss Minutes, couldn't be trusted
I knew Miss Minutes, couldn't be trusted
Posted on 7/14/21 at 11:47 am to Bottom9
Elizabeth Olsen has said that MoM is going to be very much of a horror type MCU mvoie makes me wonder how much frickery will be going on in that one with all these new universes popping up. Also it seems like it's almost a given that Tobey and Andrew will be variants of MCU Peter and they will be fighting a multi-universe version of the Sinister Six
Posted on 7/14/21 at 11:55 am to dawgfan24348
What an incredible episode of television. When those doors opened my head was moving a million miles an hour trying to figure out if that was Jonathan Majors. Major (no pun intended) props to him btw playing stupid about Loki, dude was even in a comic shop like a week or two ago buying comics involving Kang so he can “learn about him.”
Like someone else said I had major Banner vibes from Loki with how worried he was.
It’s also incredible how much this makes future projects make sense. The Eternals make more sense, we are definitely getting a Spider-Man trailer soon, etc etc.
Like someone else said I had major Banner vibes from Loki with how worried he was.
It’s also incredible how much this makes future projects make sense. The Eternals make more sense, we are definitely getting a Spider-Man trailer soon, etc etc.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 12:38 pm to CP3forMVP
I'm interested to see how Marvel is going to handle telling a coherent story because they are also setting up things that are resigned to one timeline with Valentina Contessa in Black Widow and Falcon/Winter Solider.
That is very much a more realist-based storyline and it'll be interesting to see how it ties together with this more fantasy-based storyline involving the multiverse.
Feige and Marvel did it on a much smaller scale in bringing the earth vs cosmic storytelling in the Infinity Saga, but this seems like it will be much tougher to pull off. But I'm excited to see it play out.
That is very much a more realist-based storyline and it'll be interesting to see how it ties together with this more fantasy-based storyline involving the multiverse.
Feige and Marvel did it on a much smaller scale in bringing the earth vs cosmic storytelling in the Infinity Saga, but this seems like it will be much tougher to pull off. But I'm excited to see it play out.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 12:43 pm to USMCTIGER1970
I read comics for 20 years. Can't recall a single issue of any with Kang that I really enjoyed. Just never was interested in a character that had multiple variations of himself as different names. Sure- time travel stuff, he's probably the guy. But as a guy with a genius intellect and no discernible powers, he's a letdown. I can think of 20 Marvel villains that would be better in my opinion. They may kill it- I mean, I didn't think I'd care much for GotG, and it's one of my favorites. But to me, Kang just isn't a big enough name to be the future Big Bad.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 12:48 pm to HuskyPanda
This.
There’s a somewhat infinite set of Kangs and certain ones are more impressive than others.
The one who invaded the Earth, and won, in Avengers 50 (vol 3) is an incredible badass one who made me stop treating the character as a joke.
There’s a somewhat infinite set of Kangs and certain ones are more impressive than others.
The one who invaded the Earth, and won, in Avengers 50 (vol 3) is an incredible badass one who made me stop treating the character as a joke.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 12:56 pm to The Wok
I’m kind of confused as to what marvel sees the direction of Kang the Conqueror going in. He has already been announced as the villain of Ant-Man 3, and the Ant-Man movies are kind of the comic relief movies of the franchise. They kind of set him up to be menacing and ominous here. And then in Ant-Man he’s going to be trading barbs with Michael Peña and Paul Rudd. I know in the second one, they made Ghost kind of a no nonsense character, but ultimately they did play it silly in a scene or two.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 12:57 pm to teke184
This series continues to be terrible. What a waste of Loki.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 1:25 pm to lsutigersFTW
Amazing show. They've just re-imagined the MCU, basically matching the comic book format... the X Men, Fantastic Four, Ghost Rider, Deadpool etc now exist. In variant universes.
And those universes are open to each other now, via Kang.
And characters SMART ENOUGH to figure it out (Reed Richards, Charles Xavier, Doctor Doom, etc) can sidestep annihilation... and integrate into a different universe at need.
Similarly, characters immune to destruction- Ghost Rider, DEADPOOL, etc- can potentially survive being destroyed, and cross over too.
Think of it- you get a small smear of Deadpool's blood on your shoe, move to another universe... he will regenerate in time. Same thing with Wolverine. They'd either be floating in a void, or piggyback to any another dimension and play a role there.
And those universes are open to each other now, via Kang.
And characters SMART ENOUGH to figure it out (Reed Richards, Charles Xavier, Doctor Doom, etc) can sidestep annihilation... and integrate into a different universe at need.
Similarly, characters immune to destruction- Ghost Rider, DEADPOOL, etc- can potentially survive being destroyed, and cross over too.
Think of it- you get a small smear of Deadpool's blood on your shoe, move to another universe... he will regenerate in time. Same thing with Wolverine. They'd either be floating in a void, or piggyback to any another dimension and play a role there.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 1:46 pm to lsutigersFTW
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I’m kind of confused as to what marvel sees the direction of Kang the Conqueror going in. He has already been announced as the villain of Ant-Man 3, and the Ant-Man movies are kind of the comic relief movies of the franchise. They kind of set him up to be menacing and ominous here. And then in Ant-Man he’s going to be trading barbs with Michael Peña and Paul Rudd. I know in the second one, they made Ghost kind of a no nonsense character, but ultimately they did play it silly in a scene or two.
I definitely see what you are saying but Ant-Man is an incredibly important character and franchise in the MCU. The introduction of the Quantum Realm helped them defeat Thanos. Chronopolis is where Kang resides which is heavily hinted at being in the Quantum Realm as seen in Ant-Man 2.
Just because they introduce him as Kang in Quantumania doesn't mean that he won't be heavily featured in the films that follow. He is almost an impossible villain to kill or hold back.
Just speculating but with the Quantum Realm, he would have easy easy access to other universes that he has conquered which is why he probably sets up shop there. It would make sense for him to be in the Ant-Man series as they can easily travel to time and show him in Ancient Egypt as Ramatut, in the future as Immortus, and his other countless variants.
Definitely makes more sense than introducing him in something like Shang Chi or even Thor or Guardians IMO. Those characters aren't really associated with the Quantum Realm. I imagine Kang will have a goofy introduction with Scott running into him thinking he is a great guy before he realizes "holy shite, that motherfricker I met in 2000 BC is the same mofo that killed all those people in the 31st century."
No matter what happens, Feige is batting like .920 at this point so they'll get it right.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 1:46 pm to schatman
10-4 But there aren't 20 villains that can lay claim to absolutely thumping the Avengers. But of the few that can, Kang is in that number FWIW!
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Posted on 7/14/21 at 1:49 pm to Lieutenant BooDan
Here's a random question- just how wide-open is the timeline now?
I understand that in reality, we won't see this... but in theory, can the MCU now tie into the DC multiverse? As in, are all potential timelines back in play, including universes where Krypton sent a scoutship to Earth 10,000 yrs ago, and we can have Man of Steel in a parallel timeline to the Avengers one?
Or, are things fixed in time up to a certain point? The TVA pruning branches (running in their own timeline, overlapping with present-day Loki's) until Sylvie kills THIS version of Kang, and now the timeline branches only from this point forward?
I bring that up, since Kang knew everything... up to that moment, where he didn't. That seems like an odd, important distinction.
I understand that in reality, we won't see this... but in theory, can the MCU now tie into the DC multiverse? As in, are all potential timelines back in play, including universes where Krypton sent a scoutship to Earth 10,000 yrs ago, and we can have Man of Steel in a parallel timeline to the Avengers one?
Or, are things fixed in time up to a certain point? The TVA pruning branches (running in their own timeline, overlapping with present-day Loki's) until Sylvie kills THIS version of Kang, and now the timeline branches only from this point forward?
I bring that up, since Kang knew everything... up to that moment, where he didn't. That seems like an odd, important distinction.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 1:54 pm to Scoob
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The TVA pruning branches (running in their own timeline, overlapping with present-day Loki's) until Sylvie kills THIS version of Kang, and now the timeline branches only from this point forward?
I noticed that the timelines began branching on the right of the castle after he said they passed the Void. HOWEVAAAAAA it looks like some of them started branching backwards as well so her killing this Kang probably affects those backwards growing timelines going into the past and all those in the future but I'm just speculating.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 1:59 pm to The Wok
Alright, here to eat crow. I was wrong about Kang showing up ... and couldn’t be more thrilled about it! Majors absolutely killed his role here, even with the late addition. So if I’m following here ... He Who Remains is essentially Immortus, which in the comics is like a future version of Kang. He created the TVA & controls the sacred timeline in order to just keep his own variants, own of whom is undoubtedly the likely more menacing Kang the Conqueror who we’ll see in Quantumania.
Marvel is just ... wow, off the page at this point. Full on into the multiverse this early after Endgame is never something I expected, but I am here for it! Makes sense now why we haven’t seen anything more with MoM, NWH, Deadpool, etc. I’d be willing to bet that Loki season 2 will lead right into Quantumania and we likely see actual Kang there too. Before he transitions into an Avengers movie after that ... or shite, maybe different variants show up in different projects, who knows. He’s obviously the big bad now and a totally different approach than Thanos.
I’ll just say it, Loki blew away all expectations I had. Best season of television I’ve watched in recent memory. Just stellar acting, score, story, cinematography ... the whole nine. Bravo Mavel
Marvel is just ... wow, off the page at this point. Full on into the multiverse this early after Endgame is never something I expected, but I am here for it! Makes sense now why we haven’t seen anything more with MoM, NWH, Deadpool, etc. I’d be willing to bet that Loki season 2 will lead right into Quantumania and we likely see actual Kang there too. Before he transitions into an Avengers movie after that ... or shite, maybe different variants show up in different projects, who knows. He’s obviously the big bad now and a totally different approach than Thanos.
I’ll just say it, Loki blew away all expectations I had. Best season of television I’ve watched in recent memory. Just stellar acting, score, story, cinematography ... the whole nine. Bravo Mavel
Posted on 7/14/21 at 2:02 pm to Scoob
I can't wait for Deadpool to show up and just laugh at the multiverse stuff. Gonna be great.
"Oh, so I'm in the MCU now? Thank you Disney"
"Oh, so I'm in the MCU now? Thank you Disney"
Posted on 7/14/21 at 2:07 pm to Starchild
This opens up way more possibilities than Kang. You could bring back dead characters, good and bad. They can be completely different in terms of looks and personalities. You can do reboots almost however you like.
Posted on 7/14/21 at 2:09 pm to Bottom9
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thought that mutants would be introduced during the Eternals movie but just thinking about it, Loki got sent back to what appeared to be a slightly different TVA in a different timeline (see Mobius not knowing who tf Loki is as well as the Kang statue at the end). I wonder if Mutants exist on this new revised timeline but who knows.
The letters in the background of the library seemed different to me. Id have to go back and check but that was a subtle nod to what was going on.
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