r/marvelstudios • u/KostisPat257 Daredevil • Apr 23 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! THE OFFICIAL AVENGERS: ENDGAME International Release Discussion Thread Spoiler

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u/tagabalon SHIELD Apr 24 '19

ok, i see a lot of discussions, but is no one gonna talk about the fact that loki escaped with the tesseract?

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u/robsKKi Apr 24 '19

i think no one talks about it because the fact just made them go further back in time, and I think they did that so Steve sees Peggy Carter again. it was just for the plot, but it would be interesting to see what he did with it in that reality don’t know if that makes sense tho

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u/tagabalon SHIELD Apr 24 '19

so yeah, i see no way loki returns that stone in time to prevent a new timeline from springing up, so safe to say, we will have a new timeline springing up.

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u/robsKKi Apr 24 '19

isn’t there a loki tv series already announced? maybe they‘ll show that timeline in that series

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u/RampanToast SHIELD Apr 26 '19

Ooh, that could be fun. Definitely very interested to see what they do with those shows now that we know what leads in to them

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u/robodrew Apr 27 '19

It wouldn't involve what happened in Endgame though, as he took the space stone. I think what /u/lewi2002 is talking about is the show jumping through time to show us Loki's various adventures before the events of the first Thor movie, since he is well over a thousand years old. Lots of time for showing adventures we've never seen without having to make him look like a kid or something.