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This will be my new Loki Season 2 trailer video.
They released the new footage and clarified
what's going on with that Victor Timely Kang
Post-Credits scene and how it fits into the events of Loki Season two.
It's meant to be a scene directly out of Loki Season two.
We also finally got a release date for Loki Season two,
so we have an idea what episodes are going to come.
If you're brand new to the channel, be sure to subscribe
to get all the episodes. Of course I'll do videos
for all the episodes just like I did for season one.
Before that happens, we'll get the Secret Invasion episodes.
There's a little bit of footage for that during this trailer too.
Those episodes are supposed to come sometime in late April, maybe early May.
But the producers for Amon and the WASP, Quantumania
and the Producers for Loki Season two revealed that the Post-Credits scene
with Loki and Mobius watching Victor Timely Kang is actually a scene taken
directly out of Loki season two episodes like it wasn't
meant to be a completely separate one off thing.
The Loki Season two crew filmed that scene
while they were in the middle of filming the rest of the Loki season two episodes.
Because a lot of the Loki season
two episodes will be Mobius and Loki going around time and space
looking for different variants of Kang, and this just happens to be one of them.
But in the second Post-Credits scene, it starts in the late 1800s.
It's meant to be around the same time period as Thomas Edison
and Nicholas Tesla arguing about DC versus AC current,
but it's the Victor timely variant of Kang Giving a presentation
for a small theater audience about controlling time the same way
that Thomas Edison or Nikola Tesla would talk about controlling electricity.
His banner reads Victor Timely and his astounding temporal marvel.
As in Marvel Comics,
the name Victor Timely is also a reference to the real world
origin of Marvel Comics.
A long time ago, a young Stan
Lee was hired by Martin Goodman, who owned Timely Comics,
which then became Atlas Comics and then became Marvel Comics.
There's been a lot of references to the real world origin of Marvel Comics
in a lot of the other Loki season.
Two scenes in different episodes as well, too.
The Victor Timely was a version of Kang that decided the smartest way to get rid
of The Avengers was to start in the past, and he traveled back to 1901 in Wisconsin
instead at this business that he wanted to use to take over the planet.
What they're doing with the character during Loki Season two
is a bit divergent from what they did in the comics.
They change a bunch of stuff because in the comics
eventually it was his son Victor, Timely Junior, then Victor time,
the third in present day that wound up fighting The Avengers
during the Post-Credits scene in Loki Season two.
This is just meant to be a variant of came from a different universe
and it's just this victor timely version that they're going up against.
They're not going to be facing the next ten generations of this variant of Kang,
all the other different things that they face during the season.
And Kang will be in many different episodes, as many different variants
will all be from different universes.
And it seems like he's showing off
a primitive time travel device using old timey technology,
and he's basically pitching the audience about controlling time,
which is what all the Kang variants are doing.
Are trying to do, he says.
Time is everything.
It shapes our lives, but perhaps we can shape it.
Then they reveal in the crowd.
Loki and Mobius are they're on a TB assignment with Loki just deadly
afraid of him in trying to convince Mobius what a threat Kang Variants are like.
That's in. That's the guy I've been telling you about.
A mobius not really understanding why he's so dangerous
because he's from the rebooted timeline
and has no memories from the events of Loki Season one.
And I think the idea here
is that a version of Kang just went back into the past in the late 18th
hundreds in his trying to change history from this point in the past
in part of Loki, Season two will be then trying to stop Kang variants in him,
trying to convince them about the dangers of the Kang Multiverse war
and what's really going on with the Council of Kang's.
The next much bigger scene is in the back alley of a special theater
where they've come to stop a new Nexus event involving the zany character
from Marvel Comics.
I've already done
a longer video about this because we saw a bunch of
footage from this and there's a whole bunch of Easter eggs
for all the fake movies inside the Marvel Universe.
But the reason why they're dressed in tuxedos that look like that
all old timey is because this is taking place in the 1970s.
London Like they actually go back in time to stop the Nexus event.
And it's at this movie premiere at this London theater.
And in the scene, you probably recognize Loki is using the same magic trick
that he used in the first Avengers movie to duplicate himself with illusions.
And Mobius is just making fun of him. Like, isn't this a bit much?
I could be in a bit showy,
even though that's totally Loki's style to be super showy and over-the-top.
Because the movie that's premiering here is the Zany Act movie,
which itself is a comic book character.
So it's like a reference within a reference within a reference
in, if you zoom in, enhanced on the movie poster credits here
for all the other actors names, the production crew members
names, the production company is listed as a Goodman production.
That's a huge strike for the origin of the Marvel comic book company itself.
So it's a very meta episode because Maniac himself is sort of
like a parody on comic book characters inside the MCU.
And at this particular movie theater, there's a bunch of those fake in universe
MCU movies that themselves are references to other real life Marvel movies
like King Goes Original movie is also playing at this movie theater
because this is in the 1970s.
This scene of Loki, with the severed head of the timekeeper robot is with Mobius,
the other two agents nearby, and they're just out of frame.
This is one of the scenes
they released in the D23 trailer but didn't allow online in the scene.
It's still early in the series when Loki's trying to explain
everything that happened in season one to Mobius, the other TVA agents
who are part of the new timeline created after he remains King was killed by Sylvie
in the timeline rebooted.
None of them have memories of what happened
during season one except for Ravonna Renslayer.
She's not here in any of this footage.
She escaped during season one, but she will be back during season two.
In the scene is meant to play out like a faster version
of the Big Timekeepers, Kang revealed during season one,
where Loki uses one of the quantum energy batons
they use to prune things to destroy this wall, a mural depicting the timekeepers
holding the sacred timeline.
He destroys the outer mural here to reveal another giant golden statue behind it.
Kind of like the statues of the timekeepers.
Above are one translator in her judges desk.
Only a giant golden one revealed by him destroying this wall.
And it's supposed to be the Kang the Conqueror that's meant
to be ruling over this version of the TVA in the new rebooted timeline.
You notice he looks a little bit different from the variant of Kang
the Conqueror that we see in Ant-Man and the WASP.
Like he doesn't have the scars.
His haircut is very different,
so I think it's meant to be a different Kang variant,
but part of the idea during Loki Season two
is that when Sylvie sends him back to the timeline that has rebooted the TVA,
this Kang is currently winning the K Multiverse war, created the TVA,
but he's mysterious, only missing from the TVA in the same way
that during season one you didn't really see he who remains
until the end of the season, even though his presence was felt everywhere
in per that first Ant-Man and the WASP Quantumania Post-Credits
scene with the Council of Kang's meeting in the leadership.
They're like the Rama Kang with the Scarlet Centurion version of Kang
now confirmed to be the Scarlet Centurion by the director of Ant-Man
and the WASP Quantumania
just a slightly different looking version of the Scarlet Centurion in the True
Immortals version, presiding over their meeting, getting ready to declare war
on everybody from the different universes, The Avengers
from different universes that are starting to, quote unquote, touch the multiverse.
So a version of the next Kang Multiverse War is playing out
again, while Loki Season two is happening in the background
in the variant of Kang that was running the TVA here is busy with that.
Like he's fighting the Kang Multiverse war,
so he's not around for minor day to day stuff, leaving the TVA agents like Mobius
Hunter, B-15,
everyone else to figure out what they're supposed to be doing all the time.
That's one of the reasons why they were yelling
at the end of season one, like, everything's crazy.
What are we supposed to be working on?
He hasn't told us because he's not around.
He's busy fighting the Kang Multiverse War,
but while there's a larger mystery about the Kang Multiverse War
and the Kang variants is going on,
the TVA agents, all these people are still doing their regular day to day missions.
They're still going around pruning dangerous variants at Nexus.
Events like Mobius
and the TVA are still doing what they would normally be doing every day.
That's one of the reasons why they get involved in the plot of Deadpool
three, because Deadpool and Wolverine wind up running afoul of Mobius, the TVA.
In most minutes
I've been talking about Deadpool three being like them,
doing a version of Deadpool
kills the Fox Marvel Universe with him messing up the Fox timeline
because of all the time traveling he's doing.
That's what we'll put him on.
Mobius in the TVA shit list.
They're going to be shooting Deadpool three for most of this year,
so we'll get some more footage of that pretty soon.
This thing of Loki using his magic to fight people is him just fighting other
TVA agents using one of those same batons, but he's also using his magic.
That's why you see the green flash.
As you can see, the building behind them is meant to be similar architecture
from the TVA.
This is just happening in one of the other new TVA buildings.
Then they're in another new room revealing the K Quan from
everything everywhere, all at once is playing a brand new character.
They actually brought him on stage during the D23 presentation,
like Guess Who We Got?
They said that he's playing a TVA archivist in the room they're in
just seems like an archives room
where they store really dangerous or really important items that they don't
just outright destroy or send to the trash planet in.
Loki makes in everything everywhere all at once.
Reference.
He says this is about everything during this scene while they cut this
in the trailer in in the last scene, he's falling between buildings inside the TVA,
screaming the whole way down like business as usual for Loki, same as it ever was.
Seems like a disaster that he's totally failing at,
but somehow manages to pull off a win.
It also seems like Kate Dickie is actually playing a version of older Sylvie in.
It'll be sort of a twist on the idea of older Loki like classic Loki.
It'll be a version of Sylvie who's remorseful about what she did
at the end of season one, causing the next King Multiverse war to erupt.
And she'll be using her own
TVA agents to go around and try and prune all these different timelines
and will serve as one of the main antagonist of the season.
Aside from all the other catching variants
that they're trying to deal with on the side, most of you will probably remember.
Kate Dickie is Lisa Aaron from the original Game of Thrones series.
This is Loki talking to Mobius inside one of their cafeterias.
This designed like a classic automat, like a classic British automat,
because everything in the TVA
has this very particular design style that makes it look old timey.
In the scene, he's talking to Mobius about their current predicament.
It's meant to be a parallel for their scenes during season one.
In that version of the TVA's lunch room, where they work through the problem.
How to Find Sylvie.
The next scene is of Loki in another new room in the TVA,
trying to explain something being held at the mercy of some other attendant here,
like some of the receptionist.
And this is meant to be a funny scene of him
getting exasperated with someone who's not listening to him.
According to the Disney Plus schedules, they're supposed to be releasing Loki
Season two around July, which is close to when they released
season one a couple of years ago.
So within expectations, they're also supposed to release the Star Wars
Ahsoka episodes at the end of the summer so that all kind of lines up.
I will do a new secret invasion trailer video as soon as they release one.
And I just started doing The Mandalorian Season 3 episode videos.
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three Episode videos and click here for that other Loki Season two
First Look video with Loki and Sylvie
to find out what she's doing when that season picks up.
Thank you so much for watching.
Everyone stay safe and I'll see you guys in the next one.