1.How exactly does pruning work? Did it reset the time heist or the Loki that we see in the show is from a branch created by the avengers?

2.Was it all a cycle? S2 ep1 hints that this is a cycle when Loki travels to the future. So how does this cycle actually work? And how exactly temporal loom is able to reset it?

3.How exactly do "scripts" work ? Specifically the scripts that documented the conversation between Hwr & Loki/Sylvie. How does he "pave" the road ? We never really see anything that indicates that Loki/ Sylvie are following a scripted path ?

4.How exactly does the sacred timeline work ? The sacred timeline is a collection of multiple "wires" which leads to the same outcome, which is hwr, so are there multiple hwr ? Branches follow a strict path, so logically, there should be multiple hwr.But this is the exact same thing that he fears, so what exactly am I missing here ?

5.How exactly do all the branches converge at the end of time ? Or are there multiple voids & it is "considered" as one thing, same as the sacred timeline, where if branches follow a tight narrative they are considered as one timeline.

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Started watching season 2 this week and went to go to episode 2 and saw it (and episode 1 and 3) was not accessible.. Season 1 Episode 6 also gone.

Anyone else notice this? Any explanations?

Edit: answered. Bugged. Found them. Thanks 👍🏻

My thinking is no. First of... of all the variants why focus on just one?

My 3rd-grader has no school today for Veterans' Day, so this morning, he chose to rewatch the Loki Season 2 finale. It was the first time I'd fully rewatched it since it aired a year ago. Oooof. All the feels.

I noticed a new detail this time. After Loki bids his friends farewell and goes through the blast doors, Sylvie, alarmed and worried, says "I'm going out there." But she hesitates as they watch Loki's progress and it becomes increasingly clear that he has a plan that only he can carry out.

This makes me wonder about the following questions. I know that none of them were directly answered in the show, but what do you think?

1. Sylvie's intent to go out to the Loom makes me wonder if she, and other super-powered beings, could be resistant to the temporal radiation. Or is that a special power held only by TVA Loki, due to his time-mastering abilities? Was Sylvie perhaps speaking off-the-cuff without thinking through whether she would be able to survive the experience?

2. After Loki destroyed the Loom and started powering the timelines himself, their appearance changed from pinkish-orange, white-hot energy to a calm, cool, green glow. Does this mean that the temporal radiation is now reduced or eliminated? Perhaps the artificial constraint imposed by the Loom was what caused the excessive radiation, like confining dense matter in a nuclear reactor?

3. The TVA used to closely track the Loom's performance, but since Loki obliterated the Loom, is the TVA able to monitor what's going on in Yggdrasil - number of timelines, energy levels, etc.? If they could take remote measurements and make models, could OB and others analyze how Loki is holding it together, and maybe eventually come up with a non-Loki solution to power the multiverse?

4. Depending on questions 1-3, it seems like it might possible for beings other than Loki to enter Yggdrasil. It might require a TemPad to bridge the outer-space-like gap from the TVA, and it might require a lot of PPE (especially for ordinary humans like Victor Timely). But nothing about it seems more impossible than what we've already seen.

Holding the multiverse together wouldn't be such a bad job if you could have company. I like to think that Loki's friends, who surely haven't forgotten him, are working on this in the meantime. Thanks, Loki, and we know you're doing this for all of us...

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Getting fed up with price hikes from Disney plus as we don't tend to watch alot on it. Looking to get Loki series on dvd or Blu-ray.

It seems my only options are £100 for the ultra 4k steel book for both series' , surely this isn't my only option?

It's on season 2 episode 2:

"Knock-knock."

"Who's there?"

"Brad."

"Brad Who?"

"That's showbiz."

I tried to google explanations but didn't find any. I don't know if it's my lack of knowledge or that English is not my native language.

Lego TVA

Note: Im not very good at understanding music stuff, so I could be very wrong about this, but i was recently listening to Leslie Gore's You Dont Own Me and I swear the melodies in it reminded me of the Loki theme. And Now I cant unhear it

(also I know some parts of a lot of music sound similar, though its interesting just how similar they sound!)

He probably never will judging how Loki S2 is objectively good, and I have been very angry about how he brags about Loki S1 all because of several women characters popping into the screen while he deliberately ignores Tom Hiddleston's and Owen Wilson's brilliant performances and other factors that makes the show good, such the soundtrack and the struggles between tyrannical order vs destructive chaos. All his arguments just simply suck and unfair to everyone who dedicate themselves into the show.

Do individual timelines have their own version of the multiverse within the particular timeline?

Or are the different multiverses solely the result of timelines?

Or maybe the multiverse can be better explained by it having different categories and levels upon which any particular universe/universal permutation may be categorized under, or over a unique spectrum of these so called levels, and that these levels are like dimensions that have an infinite number of permutations which make a universe unique, and the multitude of branched timelines or maybe even separate (growing from a tree than Loki's perhaps) timelines can be classified under variance of the dimension of time.

Is the universe-hopping in Doctor Strange MoM, a sort of timeline branch-jumping, or is it possible there are other "Time Trees/Yggdrasils" and they can jump across, to? But then this would mean HWR's other variants somehow are only able to jump across universes that have a direct chronological connection the sacred timeline OR timelines that particularly have a variant of Kang... Not to mention they can only jump across "chronological/time-based universal permutations."

This is so confusing so forgive the rather low-effort arrangement of ideas lol