The second season of Loki is in the books, it seems, ending Tom Hiddleston’s Norse god story of mischief, cheeks, and oversized hats.
In the closing moments of the finale, “Glorious Purpose,” fans get a glimpse of a kinder, sweeter Time Variation Authority — one that everyone respects, whether they’re a killer robot or not. It’s a more relaxed workplace, but it’s still a workplace, and there’s business to attend to. When the subject of versions of He Who Remains comes up, we learn that there was hubbub from one such rabble router in “nearby Earth-616 realm.”
If that sounds awful, you don’t know the half of it: The team is referring to Kang the Conqueror — specifically, the Kang the Conqueror from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Look? Quantummania factors into this. I told you things were going to be rough.
The “Earth-616 near reality” they’re talking about is the Quantum Realm, a sort of extraterrestrial pocket universe that hangs from the side of the MCU world, like a skin tag made of reality. and CGI is almost complete. Fans of Quantummania It will already be known that the main antagonist of the film was another change Kang. This one had a similar goal to the one He Who Remains loved so much: To keep all the other Kangs minding their own business. He was banished to the Quantum Realm by all of his own, because of how he was the best and coolest Kang. King Kang. They were probably just jealous.
Died QuantummaniaKang at the end of the film certainly seemed designed to incite Kang’s plural rebellion – the sort of thing He Who Remains claimed would end all pluralism. A mid-credits scene featured a cavalcade of Kang versions like Immortus and Rama Tut filling Kang’s stadium, practicing all their shrillest voices, and playing on point for some good old fashioned conquering. Based on the end of Loki, however, everything seems to be cold now. Maybe Loki fixed everything by putting time into a tree. Maybe Kang is gonna be Kang, and he’s still out there in the ether, quietly treating himself because this was part of the plan all along. Perhaps, in light of recent events, Marvel Studios is whistling in vain and backing away from any Johnathan Majors-heavy plots. The storyteller likes the weather.
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