Red Mosquito

Ensign9 wrote:Also, I thought someone mentioned that He Who Remains is still dead at the end of the season. Loki stopped trying to prevent Sylvie from killing him and, instead, took over his role (his throne at the end is in HWR's room; there's just barely anything left of the room other than the window).

Ensign9 wrote:That was great and provides a glimmer of hope that someone, somewhere, in Marvel Central Command knows what they're doing.

Also, I thought someone mentioned that He Who Remains is still dead at the end of the season. Loki stopped trying to prevent Sylvie from killing him and, instead, took over his role (his throne at the end is in HWR's room; there's just barely anything left of the room other than the window).

I do feel like this gives them a way out of the Majors Dilemma and the opportunity to go in another direction that doesn't require Kang.

Mecca wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:That was great and provides a glimmer of hope that someone, somewhere, in Marvel Central Command knows what they're doing.

Also, I thought someone mentioned that He Who Remains is still dead at the end of the season. Loki stopped trying to prevent Sylvie from killing him and, instead, took over his role (his throne at the end is in HWR's room; there's just barely anything left of the room other than the window).

I do feel like this gives them a way out of the Majors Dilemma and the opportunity to go in another direction that doesn't require Kang.

They’ve already established that variants don’t have to look like the one that we knew first. The council of Kangs kinda throws some water on that, but it already exists in-universe that it doesn’t have to be Majors

VinylGuy wrote:those werent his kids, as his variant is there with them. Im guessing he will pop at different timelines to see his different lives.

Ensign9 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:That was great and provides a glimmer of hope that someone, somewhere, in Marvel Central Command knows what they're doing.

Also, I thought someone mentioned that He Who Remains is still dead at the end of the season. Loki stopped trying to prevent Sylvie from killing him and, instead, took over his role (his throne at the end is in HWR's room; there's just barely anything left of the room other than the window).

I do feel like this gives them a way out of the Majors Dilemma and the opportunity to go in another direction that doesn't require Kang.

They’ve already established that variants don’t have to look like the one that we knew first. The council of Kangs kinda throws some water on that, but it already exists in-universe that it doesn’t have to be Majors

Yeah but if you don’t have Majors and what he brings to the table as an actor, why bother with Kang at all?

B wrote:Loki's variants aren't all Tom Hiddleston, why do Kang's variants have to be Jonathan Majors?

wease wrote:That ending made it feel like there wasn’t going to be any Season 3.

wease wrote:Then he better show back up in movies

Stickman wrote:

wease wrote:Then he better show back up in movies

I think we'll see him again in one the of the next 2 Avengers movies.

VinylGuy wrote:

Stickman wrote:

wease wrote:Then he better show back up in movies

I think we'll see him again in one the of the next 2 Avengers movies.

yeah, i could see that happening

wease wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Stickman wrote:

wease wrote:Then he better show back up in movies

I think we'll see him again in one the of the next 2 Avengers movies.

yeah, i could see that happening

I want him reuniting with Thor and then introducing him to his new bff Mobius.