The new timeline of Loki after Avengers: Endgame

Avengers: Endgame left fans scratching their heads about how time travel would change Marvel's cinematic universe. A key moment that changed the past saw Loki disappear from his course as a prisoner to Asgard in 2012. The Avengers using the Tesseract (and Space Stone) to go somewhere new. The directors of Avengers: Endgame have officially confirmed that this will be a new schedule, different from the main storyline in which Marvel Cinematic Universe was and will continue to follow, and we have an idea of ​​where it stands place.

"The intention was that he was going to fix the deadlines when the stones were gone," said Joe Russo at Business Insider. "Loki, when teleported with the stone of time, would create his own timeline. It becomes very complicated, but it would be impossible for [Cape] to rectify the timeline unless he finds Loki. As soon as Loki does something as dramatic as taking the stone of space, he creates a ramified reality. "

The details could be explained when Tom Hiddleston returns to his Loki role in a Disney + series. Previously, rumors about the details of the series suggested that Loki would travel back in time throughout history to add depth to Marvel's film universe. It seems that this statement is close but not entirely relevant. Loki could use the Space Stone to move from one place to another in the MCU, mingling with scenarios that will not necessarily affect the larger MCU that is now on the big screen, because it will exist in an exploded alternative reality.

Moreover, the ramified reality will be one of many to come. A ramified reality will also come from the world of 2014, where Gamora left for the future, while Nebula and Thanos were killed. The effects of multiverse and alternative calendars will be felt Spider-Man: far from home.

"We are dealing with this idea of ​​multiverse and branching realities, so there are a lot of realities," said Anthony Russo.

Another chronology of this type created by the Avengers as they approached the journey in time is the one in which Steve Rogers lived in the past with Peggy Carter. In the current timeline, Steve has arrived at the same place from where he left to make the Infinity Stones. However, he was an old man at this stage, which would have required traveling from an alternative reality. "There's a question of, how did this distinct Cape timeline reappear in this timeline and why?" Anthony Russo points out.

Avengers: End game now plays in theaters.