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Topic	Loki Season 2 Episode 4 Topic SPOILERS
HornyLevel 11/01/23 4:50:33 AM #39:	mazingetter posted... MCU TVA jurisdiction is limited to the MCU and its variant timelines. They are concerned with preventing divergences from the Sacred Timeline (Earth-199999). They are not the same as the prime TVA, who has jurisdiction over much of the Marvel multiverse and whose own He Who Remains is not a Kang variant. They monitor different realities to keep temporal disturbances to a minimum. Instead of abducting variants, they use Mobius clones and recruit candidates from across the multiverse. I haven't seen any evidence in the actual MCU of this. The comics are not the same. Both Loki and The Multiverse of Madness state that the MCU timeline is 616. --- Nani?!? <cite>HornyLevel posted [p:976970387] in Loki Seaso... [t:80603938]...</cite> <quote>mazingetter posted... </cite><quote>MCU TVA jurisdiction is limited to the MCU and its variant timelines. They are concerned with preventing divergences from the Sacred Timeline (Earth-199999).They are not the same as the prime TVA, who has jurisdiction over much of the Marvel multiverse and whose own He Who Remains is not a Kang variant. They monitor different realities to keep temporal disturbances to a minimum. Instead of abducting variants, they use Mobius clones and recruit candidates from across the multiverse.</quote>I haven't seen any evidence in the actual MCU of this. The comics are not the same. Both Loki and The Multiverse of Madness state that the MCU timeline is 616. --- Nani?!?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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