The MCU Multiverse Was Broken From the Beginning

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• WA

  @WatchingwithUatu · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFWSgOZcNmU&amp;t=3081">51:21</a> what sinister strange says is they lost to someone. When he’s asked to whom they lost to, sinister strange replies “that’s not important” and then asked about Christine.

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• AS

  @asmrtpop2676 · 3 weeks ago

  I miss when if I liked on a video I clicked on the channel to watch more. Nowadays theres always more than one creator and I am over searching their channel to see if the video was more like their style or not.

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• WA

  @WatchingwithUatu · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFWSgOZcNmU&amp;t=182">3:02</a> incursions were already established in the comics and are not a lazy way to fix an inconsistency.

• WA

  @WatchingwithUatu · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFWSgOZcNmU&amp;t=130">2:10</a> it’s called an ouroboros and I’d look up something called the bootstrap paradox

• MI

  @mikeworkman3593 · 2 days ago (edited)

  The already sa in Loki that they knew about them using time travel against Thanos. So endgame was perfectly fine, including what Steve did. &nbsp;He who remains already said that he knew everything that was going to happen up to the point he dies. Steve was old before he dies. So nothing in Loki is a plot hole, but events he who remains specifically wanted to happen. He states that if he dies, then a new multiversal war would happen again, and now that&apos;s exactly what is going to begin in doomsday

• WA

  @WatchingwithUatu · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFWSgOZcNmU&amp;t=1190">19:50</a> Time runs differently in the tva. They are 4th dimensional so they view all events happening at once. This does not break a rule. It established a rule outside of endgame because, to kind of quote strange, they knew very little about the multiverse.

• WA

  @WatchingwithUatu · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFWSgOZcNmU&amp;t=1105">18:25</a> hopefully doomsday will explain this.

• JO

  @joyboy-u5m · 3 weeks ago

  The original timeline of the X-Men series establishes the foundation for the events that follow. In &quot;X-Men: Days of Future Past,&quot; Wolverine travels back in time but does not change the original timeline. Instead, he creates a new branch of the timeline where there is peace. However, in the original timeline, the robots hunting down all mutants continue to kill them, and that timeline still exists. Therefore, what we see in the films is simply a different timeline with a happy ending, as audiences tend to prefer happy conclusions. There are actually many timelines with positive outcomes. That creates problems. I understand why doctor doom is doing it.

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• ED

  @Edward-x1y9p · 3 weeks ago

  You sure Steve volunteered???<br>Only two candidates could do this mission, on account that there are only two characters left standing capable of lifting Molnjir. <br>After that... It&apos;s a matter of using logic. <br>Who&apos;s best suited for a mission like this.<br>Ok, Cap, we have one more crucial mission for you. <br>....nothing fancy... Just return the stones, return molnjir, DO NOT, and I repeated,... DO NOT return the Pym Particles... I&apos;m going to need you to repeat that back to me... DO NOT return the Pym Particles!<br>Ok, goodluck Cap...!<br>Oh yeah... 1 more thing... This is not the time to think about getting that life Tony keeps telling you to go have. <br>Please come back! <br>It&apos;s very important you come back!

• JO

  @josephblumenthal1228 · 2 weeks ago

  Im not a comics person, so its fair if you say &quot;this is the comics story, so...&quot; but that multiverse and space/time stuff is all garbage. Stick with fighting NAZIs and bad guys with above average powers. My suspension of disbelief ended with EndGame

• LU

  @lunatrics · 3 weeks ago

  Ended with endgame. Soo dony know what you babbling bout