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

I'm starting to get annoyed by how much Owen Wilson whispers. What's going on there??

As the title suggests i was wondering which organization would win if the two would go toe to toe with each other? Both share a goal of keeping humans on their designated paths and are really similar in how they work. I feel like the adjustment bureau's door teleporting technique would work better against the TVA's time portals.

So we all know there was that drawer of infinity stones and whatnot. Possibly some elsewhere.

When O.B turned off the Magic dampeners in the finale, wouldn't that have rendered the Infinity stones useful??

This opens up quite some theories...

I always thought that Loki currently is the most powerful character in mcu.

More or less. Why is reality not able to support itself? At the very end, when the temporal loom is destroyed, because the branches keep splitting and making more. But suddenly the loom breaks and all of those branches are just dying, to my knowledge even the sacred time line is destroyed to where if loki didn't do anything. Then it seems like reality and existence just dies. Unless that's not the case? It seems like Loki saved absolutely everything and that reality, needs some intelligent god/being to keep everything in existence. Is that the message or am I missing something?

Someone has a site with the original Loki comics or know the names of some old comics Featuring the loki variants like the crocodile Loki and the others

Which do you think can do more with time, Loki or the Time Stone? Before answering, let me clarify, and please take this into consideration in your answers.

Time Stone:

(Pros)

1. Seems able to change/reverse time and things within time without causing branched timelines.
2. Can create time loops.
3. Can cause time to "not happen" to someone (i.e. not age) or conversely can cause time to happen rapidly to someone.
4. Can basically control any other aspect of time within the multiverse.

(Cons)

1. Doesn't seem to work outside a given timeline (i.e. in the TVA or presumably at the Citadel).

Time God Loki Powers:

(Pros)

1. Works anywhere in the multiverse - any timeline, multiple timelines, in the TVA and the Citadel itself.
2. He can seemingly reverse, stop, and jump forward in time, as well as move across timelines.
3. In many ways at the end, he seems to be almost "giving time" to the timelines to keep them from dying, and the timelines are only able to "live" because Loki is empowering them.

(Cons)

1. Isn't shown to have any of those other powers I describe for the Time Stone. I realize not showing isn't the same as not having, but it's also not the same as having.

The ending left me pretty sad and depressed. I feel like people are forgetting that Loki once was just a regular guy. Yes he has a long lifespan and can use magic, but that was normal where he comes from. He is just a person raised in a very advanced civilization. As Odin said, they aren't gods, they are born and die just like everyone else.

He spent his first 1000 years or so of life living on Asgard, probably studying magic, learning to fight, visiting the other realms etc. To him and to his people a regular life. Then it turned to shit with Thor 1, and between that and the TVA couldn't have passed more than 2 years. He than spend a few days/weeks running around with Mobius and Sylvie, then a few fucking CENTURIES studying physics and now, he has to sit there, alone, and hold the timeline together for an eternity. Fucking brutal if you ask me.

I wouldn't be so bummed if he actually was some godly entity encompassing time and space, like Ego or Dormamu or whatever, but he isn't, he's just a person. He probably had hopes and dreams, he only lived a fifth of his life and now it's gone, he can never go back. And that's what makes the ending to me hundred times more sad, he was never meant to have his live turned out like that.

Even Thanos had a fucking retirement plan, it showed that yes he was a crazy maniac, but before that he was a person living on his home planet with other people of his race, and probably led a normal life before he truly started to implement his ideology. And after it was done he went back to the way he probably lived before - farming his own food, cooking, upkeeping his house, you get the idea.

I'm ranting, but I just feel so sad for Loki, because I think that people just accepted him as this god-like entity and completely disregard the life he had before.

I am looking for the full show of the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards. The acceptance speeches are uploaded to YouTube, yet not the full show. Loki won for Best Team at this awards show for three of the performers. It in not on Paramount Plus or the MTV site anymore. I love seeing cut film and television footage to different music that wasn't usually with it in the first place, seeing the stars, the filmed sketches, and I often like the humor at these shows. I'm surprised that it's this difficult to find when it is this recent. Please help, it would mean a lot.

I am looking for the full show of the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards. The acceptance speeches are uploaded to YouTube, yet not the full show. Sophia Di Martino won for her work in Loki at this awards show. It in not on Paramount Plus or the MTV site anymore. I love seeing cut film and television footage to different music that wasn't usually with it in the first place, seeing the stars, the filmed sketches, and I often like the humor at these shows. I'm surprised that it's this difficult to find when it is this recent. Please help, it would mean a lot.

Ill start of by saying I am beyond obsessed with the show and its premise and as such I watch it constantly trying to understand more and more about it.

Hell It took me 4-5 rewatches to understand what a fail-safe was....

Anyways.... I have a theory and Id like to see what do yall think.

When Loki realizes he has to choose between Sylvie or the Sacred timeline he goes back to Mobious to ask him how to choose. However, at the end of that conversation the handshakes and the TVA disappears with Mobius with it.

Is it because by asking this questions Loki is now changing the progression of the "challenge" HWR left for him to repeat his loop and thus by doing so allowing the loom to fail, multiversal war, etc etc? Is that whats happening? Or is it simply a visual effect done by the show runners?

I noticed when it comes to Sylvie, people be like "women ruining things again" or "proves they're not capable of rational thoughts".

Sylvie tends to be aggressive and emotionally unstable. She lashes out and threatens to kill Loki. She's guided mainly by her emotion so on one hand I kinda get why someone would say she's irrational and Loki is the smart one. On the other hand I also get why she acts like this and don't blame her. I have nothing against her as a character but at the same time it's a shame that she's made out to be this "hysterical feMaLe". Her character had so much potential and yet she just had to be the female character that makes the male character seem better/smarter in comparison.

But like I said, I understand why she's like that. And let's be honest, Loki wasn't much different before the whole TVA stuff. It's unfair to hate on Sylvie and put Loki on pedestal when literally he was the same before. Then again, she do be mentally unwell, unfortunately. What do you think? Do you like her? Do you have the same opinion as I do or do you disagree?

That the MCU had no free will up until Loki? I haven't seen the show yet, so try to keep your answers spoiler-free. I am interested in the show, but this comment is very off putting.

Today I was in a basement at work and stared at this not-a-clock for a bit too long.

-In line of outside asgardian sources, Loki decides on going to earth in order to learn the mystic arts on Kamar Taj for 50 years and another 50 years on learning chi martial arts on Kun-Lun. How powerful and versatile would Loki be in terms of fighting? How would his family and friends react to Loki's achievements?