imagine if they introduce the beyonder ![MJLOL :mjlol :mjlol](/data/assets/smilies/mjlol.png)
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What would they do with other then Secret Warsimagine if they introduce the beyonder![]()
I can support this theory. The best love letter to Superheroes I’ve seen.tbh incredibles is probably the best superhero movie there is
They’re either keeping him or replacing him with someone they actually want to give the role too (John was just to appease the fans so they can stop hassling them about it)I really enjoyed this movie. More than I did Spiderman anyways.
I really hope they keep John as Mr. Fantastic. God is would really fucking lame if they casted another actor.
Damnpeople only wanted John if Emily Blunt (his wifey) played Invisible Woman, and she made it clear she’s not gonna do it because she hates superhero movies
So the Sacred Timeline is actually a bunch of identical universes rather than just one universe. Which is still incredibly stupid and doesn't fix much, but it is at least slightly better than it was before.[laughs] Okay, understood. So my question is if there is the one “Sacred Timeline” of the Marvel Universe that the TVA has been protecting for some significant stretch of time, then how can there also be so many alternate timelines and variants as well?
Okay, The best I can explain it is our approach with time travel was the philosophy basically that time is always happening. So there are infinite instances of time always occurring at once. So you and I are having this conversation right now. There’s another instance of us having this conversation 10 seconds ago. There’s another instance of time of us having this conversation 10 seconds in the future. Generally, those three instances — you could literally say they’re all different universes in a way different timelines — are all the same. There are minute little fluctuations in each instance of time. So in you and I’s conversation, five times out of ten, I pick up and I say, “Hello.” And four times out of ten, I say, “Hey, nice to meet you.” And then maybe one time out of ten, I’d say, “Hey man, f— you. I don’t want to do this interview.”
[laughs] Right.
And that’s just how time works. There’s always like different permutations and instances happening. The TVA has their own barometer, their own gauge of what constitutes a deviation from the baseline, the way it’s supposed to go. The way it went that produced He Who Remains. That is their baseline. And so they are constantly calculating, “Okay, we see how time has always...” If you zoomed in on the timeline, it wouldn’t necessarily look like a straight line. It might look like almost the intertwined strands of a rope fluctuating and spiking here and there. When it becomes a problem for the TVA is when, according to their own rules, when could something branch off in a way that it could actually produce a new timeline that could produce a new version of He Who Remains? That is the practical thing that they’re guarding against. Does that answer your question?
They're about to get Morbed onMorbius is unironically faster than 90% of the MCU