Hello?
If what I saw was true,
there's nothing to stand between this world
and utter destruction.
It's up to us
to save this place.
who lives
and who dies?
Think the hard choice.
You better
walk away.
Come on.
You're the God of mischief.
Always have been and always will be.
Welcome back everyone
it's Charlie, Marvel just released another Loki
Season 2 trailer is part of a special integration
they're doing with McDonald's during the series and also in real life.
now, a lot of people are getting strong Rick and Morty vibes like,
oh no, they're not doing the special sauce Rick and Morty thing again.
Hopefully Crazy Stans will come out of the woodwork and start going nuts.
we also learned what's going on with the characters, the Larger Kangs,
the Council of Kangs and Avengers 5 Kang Dynasty and Secret War.
So we'll break it all down.
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I'll be doing episode videos just like I did during season one.
It'll start right after the Asoka episodes,
which are starting in a couple of weeks.
I'll do videos for all those episodes too, so no worries.
but in the new trailer footage and scenes, we see Loki discovering where
Sylvie has been hiding in the timeline since the end of season one.
All I can think of when I see her at McDonald's here
is that funny family guy meme.
more to like than that. But by weight.
Ding, would you like an apple pie with that getting fries and king fries?
I don't make you can make all the jokes you want
about Loki wanting that quote unquote sweet apple pie.
the fact that Loki fell in love with another version of himself
is the most Loki thing that he could possibly have done.
that's how vain he is.
He loves himself the most.
just explained what happened to her at the end of season one
because we only saw that tag scene of Loki arriving back at the TVA to the changed
timeline, where everything was just a little bit different
at the end of season one, Sylvie pushed Loki back to the TVA, using he
who remained Kang's portal device that he given to them
earlier in the episode, like he just offered it to them.
he either wanted them to kill him or replace him.
He didn't care which the reason why is just out of extreme boredom.
He lived as literally the name implies, the last remaining
human living in the multiverse for millions of years.
At this point, when they're meeting him.
so at a certain point had reused a life of to collapse all the multiverse down
to the sacred timeline, defeating the Council of Kangs in the first version
of the timeline, he just grew bored like time just marched on.
He just eventually stopped caring as much
they called it, sort of like a gray gardens Willy Wonka kind of situation,
because in Willy Wonka, he's trying to find a replacement for his factory.
inside his citadel at the end of time.
Remember one of the statues of those people was broken
That was meant
to be the statue of the kang that they banished to the quantum realm.
I'll talk
more about him at the end of the video because I think he's connected more
to what's happening in Secret Wars, which is like beyond Avengers five.
But once he'll be killed.
He remains the locks that he put in place, keeping his sacred timeline
from branching out in the true multiverse, with his variants
all rising in alternate timelines and universes stops the timeline does reboot
all possible timelines begin to branch out at will into alternate universes.
Council of Kangs rises again.
We saw them in the Ant-Man and the WASP Quantumania Post-Credits scene
once that started to happen.
In the immediate moments after he died, Sylvie took his portal device,
jumped back to the 1970s somewhere in the UK.
Not sure exactly where she's at in here, but she's somewhere in the UK.
stars hiding out
from the new version of the TVA by pretending to be a totally normal,
boring worker at a random McDonald's like hiding out by being
the most ordinary, uninteresting person she could possibly be.
This is too much. I don't want to deal with this anymore.
I'm just going to go live this boring life
pretending to be a normal McDonald's worker.
fries it ten king fries
Damn Notice her uniform has all those gold bars.
When Loki finds her, meaning that she'd been an upstanding employee
for a good long while, Lacy's settled into this totally
ordinary, vanilla, uninteresting, uncomplicated, boring life.
Loki, on the other hand, as we saw in the trailers,
has to do kind of a speedrun version of the beginning of season one again,
because none of the TBC agents like Mobius remember him.
Only he Sylvie all the Kang variants in Renslayer.
Remember the events of season one so he has to re-explain everything
that happened at the beginning of season one. that's
why you see him back in the prisoner jumpsuit being interrogated by Mobius.
he starts slipping through his own timeline uncontrollably.
Kind of like glitching in Spider-Man across the spider-verse,
but a little bit different in that he's jumping around in his own timeline.
He's not glitching just because he's in the wrong universe or anything.
it looks like they go get Kahui Quan's help.
Who's the head guy of the TBA?
His name is Ora Burrows, which literally means time eater.
they discover that time itself is broken and unraveling like a rope.
And that's probably why things are going crazy all over the place.
boot, there is no actual kang ruling over the TV.
Ah, inside the TV's a big mystery about what happened to him
because we saw the statue at the end of season one.
early theory.
That's probably
because something happened to this variant of Kang
that's now running the TV
at the start of the TVA because of the new version of the Kang
multiverse War, which has already broken out in the wider multiverse.
while they're trying to fix that and figure out
what's going on with all the different Kang
variants, Loki is able to track down Sylvie at that 1970s McDonald's.
They also traveled to the 1970s on a regular TBS mission to stop
a nexus event being caused by the zany character.
he's totally crazy in the comics.
I explained him in my previous trailer video.
He is a super meta comic book character, which is a bit of a play on the fake
in universe movies like the Wonder Man movies that are made
They're actually doing a real life Marvel Wonder Man series.
the series will follow him in his alias as he pretends to be this Hollywood actor
making all these fake in universe movies
that you see them advertising in different real life Marvel movies,
they might learn about Sylvie when they're back in the 1970s
taking care of Zaniac just because she's in that same time period.
Also in the UK, at some point Loki's able to win her back.
They return to the TVA where you see them
arguing of a greater problems they face inside this automat.
when so the argues with him about playing God and he says that they are remember
they're both Loki's from different universes.
And Loki is supposed to be the Norse god of mischief.
So technically he's not wrong.
They are supposed to be gods.
But Loki isn't a god the same way that Thor is a God.
Like he's not literally a God in the cosmic sense.
The way that Thor was born, a God to Odin who was a God himself.
Loki is more like a highly evolved being.
Like the Frost Giants
do have their own gods that they worship, so they themselves are not gods.
this is why
Thor is fundamentally different from the regular Asgardians like Valkyrie.
Valkyrie just like a really strong Asgardian Thor is an actual God.
their actual argument, though, is about which nexus events do
they stop, which people do they prune if they're now in control of the TVA,
trying to fix the timelines
so it's paying off that he remains seen from the end of season one even more.
he wanted them to take his place running the chocolate shop,
so to speak, Willy Wonka style running the TVA.
They kind of wind up doing that.
Even if they don't want to.
while that's going on, you have the Council of Kangs
running wild, doing anything and everything that they want,
messing with the multiverse in the background
one of the missions Loki takes them on to find a Kang
variant is to the 1890s at this World's Fair to stop Victor Timely Kang
I think this is supposed to be the Chicago World's Fair from the late 1800s.
think of any sort of like the Nikola Tesla version of Kang
because that's kind of the vibe they're going with here.
that's also why his Mist menace that he created looks old timey
because he himself is pretending to be old timey separately.
You also have Ren Slayer, who's back.
It's the same Ren slayer that escaped through the end of season one.
It seems like she was warned by he who remains Kang
what was going to happen and how to survive.
She's Kang's love interest in the comics,
but in the comics she's just a love interest of the main version of Kang.
it's unclear if she's going to have a relationship
or become a love interest for one of these new Kang variants.
At some point, supposedly they're going to feature a number
of different Kang variants during the season, not just Victor Timely.
I don't think they made a whole lot of changes
because of all the Jonathan Majors stuff that's going on.
If they've changed anything
is to like the very end of the series in the way they wrap up his story arc.
we probably won't learn about that until the actual final episode winds up airing
early theory is that the Post-Credits scene
will probably be something connected to Loki.
Season three in Avengers five Qin Dynasty.
Just because so much of this is tied to the Kang plot,
assuming they do a season three, they probably release it either
right before Avengers
five or they could always do it between Avengers five and Avengers six.
A lot of you've been asking about this too.
Will they do series set on Battle World if they're between Avengers movies
the idea is that at the end of Avengers five, a different,
more powerful version of Kang will resurface and kill.
The Council of Kangs
collapsed the multiverse into a single world for the entire of reality
which is a few of the heroes from different universes left.
And they try to stop him.
but if there's going to be a whole year between Avengers movies
when they've collapsed the multiverse that One World Will series
be set on that world if they're released between movies
they also made right up splitting secret Wars into two different movies
which would make that problem even worse.
Like you'd have to have some of the theories centered on battle world.
Right.
Now, the report is that they want Doctor Strange three to be the final Marvel movie
right before Avengers five.
Because Doctor Strange
is supposed to be so important for Avengers five and Avengers six.
But before all of these changes happened, reportedly
the way they were going to plot it out is that during Avengers five
you have the new version of the MCU Avengers that assemble
to fight the Council of Kangs, the dynasty of Kangs.
That's why the movie is called Avengers 5 Kang Dynasty.
they wound up getting their asses handed to them like they aren't
powerful enough to defeat the Council of Kangs, but they pay off the scene
from the end of Ant-Man and the WASP Quantumania.
Maybe with that version of Kang surviving, resurfacing
in, paying off his quote, talking to me
about how he wanted revenge against the Council of Kangs
in his first act would have been to kill them.
So the idea is that the Avengers aren't powerful enough to kill Kang.
Only another kang can kill the Kangs.
whoever that kang winds up being.
He's the person that then collapses the rest of reality
to the single battle world.
And you have the events of secret wars
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