Victor Timely Will Help Loki, Rhodey Skrull Kabse & Did Mjolnir Do A Time Travel?

Kya Loki S2 me dikha kang ka variant Victor Timely actual me ek acha Kang variant hai? Ya phir wo hi hai is sare TVA ke piche ka master mind?

Secret Invasion me Rhodey ko Civil War ki event ke baad se Skrull dikhane ki MCU kii koshish kyun fail ho rhi hai is theory se?

And kaise Avengers AOU ki events actual me Avengers Endgame ke baad hui hai jo reason hai Steve Rogers ke Worthiness ka

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Two MCU theories challenge the idea that Skrull Rhodey was replaced during "Captain America: Civil War." The first theory suggests that Rhodey's hospital gown and inability to walk in "Secret Invasion" don't necessarily mean he was replaced during "Civil War." Avengers injured during "Avengers: Endgame" likely went to the hospital for check-ups, and Rhodey's disability apparatus could have been taken by the Skrull impersonating him. Another theory argues that "Secret Invasion" plot points indicate that Skrulls only began their invasion after "Endgame," making it more logical for Rhodey to be replaced after Gravik's plan to conquer Earth. These theories challenge the idea of a "Civil War" origin for Skrull Rhodey.

The theory emerges that the Kang variant introduced in "Loki" Season 2, Victor Timely, may not be a villain but an ally of the Time Variance Authority (TVA). The second trailer for the upcoming season suggests he could collaborate with the TVA, possibly due to his knowledge of the Temporal Core, a crucial device in the multiverse. The Temporal Core's similarity to Timely's invention in the early 20th century implies his pivotal role in solving TVA problems. It's also speculated that Victor Timely might be He Who Remains, considering the temporal technology's evolution over time. This twist could redefine his character in the MCU's Phase 5.

A theory suggests that Captain America's ability to slightly move Mjölnir in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" was due to events in "Avengers: Endgame." While the party scene in "Age of Ultron" left the mystery unresolved, it is proposed that Mjölnir, with knowledge of future events, deemed Steve Rogers worthy after spending time with him during the battle against Thanos and his subsequent adventures. This theory aligns with Steve's eventual use of Mjölnir in "Endgame." Although it doesn't perfectly fit Mjölnir's established rules, it offers a plausible explanation for the intriguing moment, given the complexities of the MCU's timelines and multiverse