Agents of SHIELD SEASON 6

Xanoverse·9/28/2019 in Q&A

🚨 SPOILERS OF COURSE 🚨

I only finished the season yesterday and I'm a bit confused about the finale.

Where is Fitz?

And when the shield scientists group went to the temple of forgotten and took that piece of the white monolith how did Jemma had time to modify that propulsor to travel through time?

And is that new reality that they created when they arrived at 1930 already named?

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Season Six Time Travel Jemma Simmons Leo Fitz

Bozz77·9/28/2019

We don't know
She literally says (twice) they had time and help, meaning they had achieved time travel an then went to rescue the other agents
I don't know if AoS follows the same rules of time travel as established in Endgame. Originally it was that time was solid and could not be changed, then it could be changed, but it might actually just be the multiverse, as explained by Deke. However, I don't know what you mean by "already named"

Xanoverse·9/28/2019

By "already named" I mean if that reality is officially named Earth-(something)

I really hope that time travel works the same way as in Endgame.

Bozz77·9/28/2019

Well, that's not been how anything in the MCU has been done. Mystery mentioned it, but he was lying. That doesn't mean they don't exist, but it also means that it currently is not in the MCU. Regardless, it's not a different Earth, it's the same world just in the past (and potentially a different timeline via what Endgame established).

Blizzard1289·9/28/2019

@Bennyhef234

I always took Deke describing time as a "Multiverse" to just be a misnomer for the alternate timelines that were established in Avengers: Endgame. When you travel to your past you create a new branch timeline instead of changing your future. Otherwise, I'd agree that's a different concept than the classic Multiverse Mysterio lied about being from in Far From Home.

ProBot1227·9/28/2019

The only earth shown in the MCU with an official Earth number is the main one, Earth-199999. The rest only have temporary designations as far as I'm aware.

Charlie Jackson Potter·9/30/2019

I didn't understand at all Jemma doesnt look like Jemma......and its so confusing

Charlie Jackson Potter·9/30/2019

I tink us AoS fans hv no choice but to wait till the next season......sadly its the last one

-graysxns·11/3/2019

AoS doesn't follow the Endgame time travel rules (changing the sequence of events was basically the entire plot of the 5th season). Endgame just did that to make it less complicated and easier for audiences to understand, and for them to write.

Clearly, after that series of events, May dies, the rest of them, we can't exactly guess, but it isn't good. Jemma takes a lot of time (and help, as said by her, probably Enoch) and goes back to that moment, changing May's outcome, and disrupting the timeline. After that, they go into the past to be able to change the events of the world at large, as there is no way they can stop the Chronicoms in the present.

We'll just have to wait until next season to find out 🤷‍♀️

Blizzard1289·11/4/2019

@-graysxns Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. did follow Endgame's time travel rules. The future where the Earth gets destroys is never overwritten when Quake changes history by killing Talbot. They're just living in a new timeline now the same way Loki is after stealing the Tesseract.

What do you think?