Can we all agree that the use of "Holding Out For a Hero" was awesome?

@Greater good Yes, yes we can. I heard the speculation that it was going to be used and even though I believed it, I didn't know where it would fit. They actually made it work really and insanely well! :)

@The Loki Lady To address your confusion with the time travel:

The way I see it now is that the time-keepers didn't actually destroy the entire multiverse and create one Sacred Timeline, but instead picked a Sacred Timeline and began to alter all new universes to match that of the Sacred Timeline. This is why they can travel to a universe currently in 2050 while the MCU as we know it is still in 2024. All of these universes are still in accordance with the Sacred Timeline even though slight difference occur, such as one of them having Loki and Mobius in Pompeii, or Captain America fighting himself in 2012 although this wouldn't have happened in the MCU, as they would have at least remembered this incident as it was happening. Therefore I believe that the TVA is just making sure that all universes stay (mostly) in accordance with the Sacred Timeline, and Nexus events are just what happens when something starts happening in a universe that alter it away from the Sacred Timeline. You can almost think of it more as traveling throughout the multiverse to universes that were created earlier or later then others.

I think this works really well right now because this is how time travel worked in Endgame, and Mobius explains that they don't know what happens at the end of time, but when that does happen their job will be done. I think he means that the end of time will be when every universe in the multiverse ultimately reaches the end of the Sacred Timeline, because then the TVA's job will be accomplished and the Sacred Timeline will be established and unalterable throughout the multiverse.

Of course new info might discredit this, as Lady Loki might suggest that their is a multiverse that the TVA doesn't know about or the Time-Keepers might be hiding something from us.

@The Loki Lady So I believe that they were able to travel to the future because a timeline is not just the present and the past. The future will always happen so thats why.

My theory is that either

1. The time keepers are lying and they just got ant control over the universe because after reading the Marvel Book (highly recommend) i dont think that the mcu will treat the multiverse as not connected to the actual multiverse. To support this i have the mystery of the time keepers. I also want to point out how spiderverse in Spider man 3 is practically confirmed and wouldnt the TVA reset the Tobey and Andrew universes at least. And what about what the ancient one said in doctor strange: “ Who are you in this vast multiverse?” It just doesn’t check out.

2. This is a masquerade by Ravonna who in the comics was in a relationship with Kang. For those who dont know who Kang is he is basically a time traveling villain who wants control over the entire multiverse. He is confirmed to be played by Jonathan Majors in Quantamanium(prob spelled that wrong). Plus that middle Time Keeper we keep on focusing on looks a lot like Jonathan Majors (not my find many people have said this).

Whatever happens very happy with this series so far. It really is “Burdened with glorious purpose.”

@TheDarkLordOfWakanda The Kang theory is something I'm really liking at the moment, since I just feel like it would work. I don't know how likely it is though- but how great would that be? Really well thought out answer you have there too!

@SilverQuake616 Thanks! Ive been really studying all this multiverse stuff in the wake of the show. I do think that the Kang theory would work amazing especially considering how there are many versions of him on the timeline. This could explain why he is in this show as well as in Quantumania.

In this image we see tons of “variants” of Kang, but they all have a common goal. I think that the Kang from Ant Man will be a different variant of one that we could see in Loki.

Also does anyone know how many episodes there will be?

See image down below.

There’s going to be six episodes, plus a second season!

Could the Lady Loki variant have her own page? Or are we going to wait like with Ralph Bohner?

^I imagine we will wait, espescially if it turns out that she's actually Sylvie Rushton (who we know is going to be in the show, since Cailey Fleming is playing her as a child).

I thought that but didn’t expect a second season!