The Loki finale ends with our title character landing back at the Time Variance Authority, but he soon realizes that it's a TVA seemingly from a different timeline, because Mobius and Hunter B-15 have no idea who he is. We last see Sylvie at the end of time, contemplating her decision as the timeline branches and splinters into an infinite amount of variations - a multiverse.
After fighting Loki, she kisses him - and then pushes him back through time to the TVA before stabbing He Who Remains, who doesn't even fight back.
#Actor who plays thanos in endgame free#
But Sylvie wants to kill He Who Remains, choosing the chaos of a multiverse - and free will - over all else. Loki wants to take over, if only to avoid the inevitable conflict that will result from killing He Who Remains. The last words of He Who Remains: I'll see you soon.Īnd so now He Who Remains wants out, and Loki and Sylvie have a choice: Become the new masters of the Sacred Timeline, or kill He Who Remains, which will bring about the multiverse once again and, inevitably, the return of an untold number of He Who Remains/Kangs who will wind up re-starting the war. As the winner of the war, he created the TVA to keep other timelines from branching into existence in order to avoid another multiversal conflict. But then some Variants turned to conquering, and the Multiverse War we learned about in Episode 1 began. At first things were friendly as other versions, or Variants of this scientist, began to meet up across different timelines. At the same time, the one Sacred Timeline the Time Variance Authority has been maintaining under his watch will start to splinter into an untold number of timeline branches.īut first, about that backstory: He Who Remains explains that it all began with a Variant of himself, a scientist from the 31st century, who discovered that other timelines/realities exist. And it's up to Sylvie and Loki to decide what comes next. As the episode proceeds, He Who Remains explains his backstory, but also that they are now reaching a moment in the timeline where he will no longer know how things are going to play out - a juncture that will finally free him of the self-imposed prison he has been living in as master of the timeline. In this Loki episode, Majors plays the character as a fun figure, one who perhaps has gone a little bonkers living forever at the end of all time, knowing everything that is going to happen. No, not the Time Keepers, who we learned a couple of episodes back were fakes, but the actual figure who has been overseeing the pruning of the Sacred Timeline: He Who Remains. In the Season 1 finale of Loki, Loki and his Variant Sylvie finally make it to the end of time (should that be capitalized?) to confront the mysterious figure behind the TVA, a.k.a.
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