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And he's told his agents to let the timeline branch. However, they can't remember Loki, and he turns to see a statue of Kang wearing his comic costume towering over the TVA - it seems the God of Mischief has been sent to a different timeline's version of the agency, one that a Kang Variant is openly controlling. Countless different versions of a very dangerous person,' he tells them. Their influence is soon made apparent in the TVA, when Loki tries to warn best bud agent Mobius ( Owen Wilson) and Hunter B-15 ( Wunmi Mosaku) about the threat. I wonder which one includes Willem Dafoe Green Goblin? 'See you soon,' He says creepily before his death. She flings Loki back to the TVA and slays He Who Remains, which lets the timeline branch like crazy - apparently letting many versions of Kang run amok across the multiverse. Loki and Sylvie have a pretty epic fight over He Who Remains' fate, with the latter coming out on top (after a little Variant kissy time).

It's unclear what kissing your alternate timeline self is called. In the comics, Kang is a baddy from the 31st century who's faced off against the Avengers many times (and in many incarnations) since his '60s debut. He's lived a million lifetimes and has become tired (despite looking very fresh-faced indeed). The timeline dictator presents them with a choice - kill him and let multiversal war break out again, or Loki and Sylvie take his place. However, he implies that his own Variants are 'far worse.' He Who Remains presents himself as benevolent, but Sylvie rightly points out that his approach results in countless innocent Variants and timelines getting pruned. Hence, the Time-Keepers and a highly efficient bureaucracy. 'Once I isolated our timeline, all I had to do was manage the flow of time and prevent any further branches,' He says. To stop it happening again, he created the TVA to manage the Sacred Timeline. He tamed and weaponized Alioth, using the trans-temporal being to end the war (presumably by gobbling up the other timelines). He Who Remains explains the 31st century multiverse war. He Who Remains claims to be the last survivor of a multiversal war that broke out when multiple versions of him made contact after the multiverse was discovered in the 31st century. Since he's never referred to as Kang in this episode, it seems like the Kang has yet to appear.

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We already knew this guy will make his MCU debut in February 2023 movie Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and the Assembled making-of documentary refers to him directly as the next big threat our heroes will face. Stepping into the Citadel at the End of Time, Loki and Sylvie meet He Who Remains ( Jonathan Majors), a version of time-hopping comic villain Kang the Conqueror. Let's dodge the SPOILER Variance Authority and dive in one last time (or maybe not).