The two most important variants may have been somewhat sidelined during this finale Loki and Sylvie took a back seat, which is understandable and necessary due to the introduction of a character as important as He Who Remains. “If you think I’m evil, just wait until you meet my variants.” The problem with Kang, though, is that he is as dangerous as he is powerful.
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The series spent a lot of time referencing The Wizard of Oz, Classic Loki even created an emerald version of Asgard, so it seemed perfect that there ended up being just one man behind the curtain. He Who Remains is hinted to be a Kang Variant, and again the signs have been there throughout everyone we meet throughout Loki is a variant of some kind. He felt made for the role and looked the part too it’s an exciting prospect to think that he could be playing multiple versions of the same character in the future. His delivery of lines felt poetic, explaining and chattering in perfect rhythm. Majors’ performance was nothing short of magnificent: switching from playful and skittish one minute to chilling and calculating the next. Kang’s arrival made the most sense, a scientist from the 31st century who discovered the existence of multiple universes that would eventually win a multiversal war, establish the TVA, and gain control of all time. Although she did appear in the finale, offering Loki and Sylvie a deal, she turned out to be just another employee working on behalf of someone more significant. Or what about Miss Minutes? The animated TVA mascot indeed grew more sinister throughout the show. If it wasn’t Kang, who else could have been behind the door? Perhaps, many people felt that it made sense for another Loki variant to pull strings, such as Richard E. It’s essential to address some of the other theories leading into episode 6.
It’s expected that he will survive his encounter with Scott Lang and Hope Van-Dyne, becoming a Thanos-level villain in the MCU’s phase 5, where he will face off with a new roster of Avengers, following the Young Avengers comic storyline. Since his 1963 debut, Kang has been a big deal in the comics, a well-known villain most often seen fighting the Avengers. Seeing the lift door open as Loki and Sylvie entered the Citadel Beyond Time to reveal Majors dressed in Kang-colours felt like a huge payoff. Unlike Mephisto and WandaVision, this theory came to fruition. While there have been hints littered throughout the first five episodes, it still comes as a surprise to see him appear in the finale.
Ok, let’s get straight into it – Kang has entered the MCU! Well, almost, He Who Remains was revealed to be behind the TVA Marvel Studios announced a while ago that Jonathan Majors would appear as Kang the Conqueror in the forthcoming third Ant-man film.
If you have yet to see the episode, bookmark this post and return to it once you have. This is your spoiler warning for Loki episode six and the wider MCU.
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