Mobius M. Mobius

Morbius? No.

Mobius.

Mobius.

Not Morbius.

No, no, no, no. I'm not taking Morbius.

Maybe for the meme at pick 99 or 100.

I want Sylvie and Mobius to pair with Loki.

I like that.

That's right.

So Wade is detained by the Time Variance Authority, TVA, and brought to Mr. Paradox, who explains that they are an organization outside of time that monitors the sacred timeline and the wider multiverse.

So we should point out, obviously, if you haven't seen Loki, Loki season one and two explains all this.

Chuck, I know...

That's where all this comes from.

Yeah, yeah.

And we have the wonderful actor from Succession playing Mr. Paradox.

Oh, my God,

Not a superhero.

Mobius? Owen Wilson?

I'm like that.

I'm like that as a guess.

Not a bad

one.

All right, let's try Mobius, he says.

And let's see.

The season begins with a fractured multiverse showcasing various realities in disarray.

Loki is separated from Sylvie and Mobius.

Loki finds himself in a dystopian reality where Asgard never fell and he is a revered king.

He must convince

his alternate self to help him set things right.

Episode 2, The Council of Variance.

Sylvie and Mobius form an uneasy alliance with versions of Loki from different realities.

They form a council to pool their knowledge and resources to combat the multiversal threat.

But my pitch there is that it's a TVA that governs this one timeline, and it's more of cops who prosecute and judge violations to that one timeline, no branches allowed, only loops.

Yes, and like, I would love it if we get a TVA, a Loki, a Mobius or whatever show every three years where they get to explore that.

I just don't want it to touch the rest of my MCU necessarily, right? Like, Doomsday and maybe Secret Wars are gonna be the final cameo fest Hey, let's remember some guys, right? Like we did that in Deadpool Wolverine.

We've done that in No Way Home, right? Like obviously outside of Marvel, they've done that in The Flash and plenty of other places.

The architecture and multiverse rules of the TVA represent some of the most meaningful contributions of lore and logic that we've ever gotten from any MCU title ever.

And that's before you get to the incredible writing and music and visuals and character development of all-time MCU greats like our Loki variant L1130, Mobius, Renslayer, OB, B-15, Victor Timely, Sylvie, and hey, y'all, Miss Minutes.

If one is to understand anything in the Marvel multiverse, one must watch and at least try to understand Loki.

So in this podcast, Jessica Clements and I talk about the lingering questions we still have from the series several years later and how both seasons ultimately represent an original plan for the Kang the Conqueror version of Avengers 5 and Avengers 6. that still deserves to be revisited in the future of Marvel Beyond Secret Wars.

And Renslayer says what the, what the Avengers did was supposed to happen.

You escaping was not, I think that's going to be an important line for Avengers doomsday because like, according to, you know, the person really behind the, the timekeepers really pulling the strings, uh, What the Avengers did in the time heist was scripted in that destiny.

But basically what we find out is as the god of mischief, there's like a bigger threat that's facing the TVA that Mobius M. Mobius, Owen Wilson's character, is more worried about.

There's another Loki variant somewhere out there who's basically...

Answer me, Victor.

Did you do this?" I think in this part right here is when Steve and Thor get back, but I think they go to the TVA, and whether Loki is dead or alive or maybe Mobius is there, something happens.

They realize that the TVA is destroyed, it's Dr. Doom's doing.

And whether someone, whether it's Loki or someone else there, they explain Dr. Doom is the one that has been destroying universes.