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

In this episode of SuperTheories, host Swapnil delves into seven intriguing theories surrounding the highly anticipated second season of Loki. This podcast explores how Loki's role in the MCU may evolve and reshape the Multiverse Saga.

1. Incursions and the Multiverse: The introduction of Incursions, where realities collide and potentially destroy one another, could play a major role in Loki Season 2, especially with He Who Remains no longer guarding the Sacred Timeline.

2. Loki's Role in Rebuilding the Timeline: As Loki evolves from a villain to a hero, he might take on the monumental task of rebuilding the Sacred Timeline and merging universes, akin to the heroics of Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame.

3. Loki and Deadpool 3: The release of Deadpool 3 could be seamlessly set up in Loki Season 2, potentially merging the X-Men universe with the MCU.

4. The Fate of Mobius: The theory suggests that Mobius might meet a tragic end in Season 2, driving Loki to make difficult decisions in his memory.

5. Ravonna Renslayer's Loyalties: Ravonna's character arc may involve her joining forces with Kang or sacrificing herself to save the multiverse, while her connection to Kang from the comics is explored.

6. King Loki as the Villain: The possibility of King Loki, a variant who becomes Earth's ruler and wields immense power, could be a compelling antagonist in Season 2.

7. Loki's New Time-Slipping Power: Loki may gain a unique superpower allowing him to time-travel without TemPads, making him a pivotal character in the battle against Kang.

Bonus: Loki's Warning to the Avengers: Loki might return to the main MCU timeline to warn the Avengers about the impending Kang threat, completing a full circle from his role as the first Avengers villain.

Tune in to explore these exciting theories that could reshape the MCU's Multiverse Saga. But be warned, spoilers abound in this podcast! Follow Swapnil on Twitter @SFYTSwapnil for more superhero insights.

In a recent episode of the podcast "SuperTheories," host Swapnil delves into several intriguing theories surrounding Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Phase 6. Swapnil discusses seven notable theories, each offering unique insights into the upcoming phase of the MCU.

The first theory suggests that the Fantastic Four, whose integration into the MCU has been anticipated since Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox, might already exist within the MCU but are trapped somewhere, potentially the Negative Zone. This approach would bypass the need for retelling their origin story and explain their absence during previous events.

Another compelling theory proposes that "Avengers: Secret Wars," a major event in Phase 6, could see the return of the original Avengers, including characters like Tony Stark/Iron Man. Given the multiverse concept, this film could potentially introduce a plethora of characters, providing an opportunity for legacy Marvel heroes to reappear.

Swapnil also touches on the idea that "Spider-Man 4," slated for Phase 6, will continue the story of Tom Holland's Spider-Man and might incorporate not only MCU's Peter Parker but also various Spider-Verse counterparts, expanding the scope of the Spider-Verse within the MCU.

Furthermore, the possibility of "Avengers: The Kang Dynasty" being a Young Avengers movie is discussed, with the younger heroes taking on a prominent role in the face of a Kang-related threat. This speculation aligns with the MCU's previous hints at a Young Avengers project.

Swapnil suggests that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield could return as Spider-Man in Phase 6, particularly in "Avengers: Secret Wars." The success of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" demonstrated the audience's interest in multiverse-related stories.

The introduction of Miles Morales in the MCU's Phase 6 is also proposed, either through "Spider-Man 4" or "Avengers: Secret Wars." With the aging of Tom Holland's Spider-Man, this presents an opportune moment to introduce a new Spider-Man character.

The theory that "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" will contribute to the events of Phase 6 is explored, indicating that Doctor Strange will likely play a significant role in the Multiverse Saga's resolution.

Lastly, the idea that "Avengers: Secret Wars" could serve as a soft reboot for the MCU is discussed. Drawing parallels to the comic book event, this theory suggests that the film's exploration of time travel and the multiverse could allow the MCU to reorganize its timeline and potentially establish a new MCU Prime Timeline, reshaping the universe for Phase 7.

Throughout the podcast episode, Swapnil engages with these theories, exploring their plausibility and potential impact on the MCU's narrative. As Phase 6 approaches, fans are eagerly anticipating how these theories might shape the future of the MCU.

Blue Beetle centers around a powerful artifact known as the Scarab, which fuses with its host at a cellular level, granting superhuman abilities and nearly indestructible armor. Named Khaji-Da and possessing its own will, the Scarab chooses worthy hosts, making activation difficult for most people.

Decades prior, Dan Garrett found the Scarab and became the first Blue Beetle. He later mentored Ted Kord, who created advanced weapons based on the Scarab's research, becoming the second Blue Beetle. Ted's sister, Victoria, aims to advance Kord Industries using deadly technology, leading to Ted's disappearance.

In the present, the Scarab chooses Jaime Reyes as its host, making him a target for Victoria. After a tragic attack on Jaime's family, they unite to rescue him from Victoria's clutches. During the struggle, the Scarab's alien code is transmitted to Victoria's weapons.

The climax reveals that Carapax, Victoria's enforcer, has merged with the Scarab's code, gaining immense power. However, Jaime's connection with the Scarab strengthens, allowing him to overcome Carapax.

In a twist, Carapax's tragic past is unveiled, showing he was manipulated into serving Victoria. He self-destructs, killing both himself and Victoria. Jaime accepts his destiny as Blue Beetle, and he and Jennifer vow to protect their city.

Two post-credits scenes provide insight into the future. Uncle Rudy's admiration for the Mexican hero El Chapulín Colorado honors Mexican culture. The second scene unveils Ted Kord's survival, setting up potential sequels.

Jaime's story underscores the strength of family bonds. His love for his family fuels his heroism and determination. The film implies that while it might not connect to larger DC Universe events, Blue Beetle solidifies Jaime Reyes as a prominent character within the DC Universe.

In this theory discussion, two potential scenarios and four reasons for the possible return of Tony Stark's Iron Man to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) are explored. However, despite these possibilities, there are reasons to believe that such a return might not be advisable.

Hosted by Swapnil, the episode delves into the intriguing world of superhero theories, ranging from sensible to eccentric. The episode begins by acknowledging Iron Man's pivotal role in the MCU, particularly the iconic portrayal by Robert Downey Jr. The character's arc, from a self-centered billionaire to a selfless hero, is highlighted, and his sacrifice in "Avengers: Endgame" is praised as a fitting conclusion to his journey.

The podcast delves into two main scenarios for Iron Man's potential return:

1. Morgan Stark's Legacy: Instead of Robert Downey Jr. reprising his role, the podcast suggests that Iron Man's legacy could continue through his daughter, Morgan Stark. This approach is seen as a way to honor Iron Man's character while avoiding potential narrative pitfalls.

2. Original Avengers in Secret Wars: The theory speculates that a possible return of Tony Stark could be part of a larger MCU event, like "Secret Wars," where the original Avengers, including Iron Man, might make a comeback to combat new threats.

Four key reasons are outlined for Iron Man's potential return:

1. Multiverse Consequences: Iron Man's actions in "Endgame" inadvertently lead to the creation of a multiverse, which could warrant his involvement in resolving the chaos that ensues.

2. Genius vs. Genius: Iron Man's unparalleled intelligence could be crucial in countering Kang the Conqueror, a formidable adversary with advanced technology.

3. Enhancing Secret Wars: Iron Man's return in an event like "Secret Wars" could provide an exhilarating moment for fans and invigorate the franchise.

4. Fan Attraction: Iron Man's reappearance could boost audience engagement and interest, potentially offsetting recent declines in MCU reception.

Despite these compelling scenarios and reasons, the podcast argues against a full-fledged return of Iron Man. The character's completed arc, legacy, and the need for the MCU to develop new heroes, especially heroines like Ironheart and Shuri, are emphasized. Iron Man's potential return is seen as a risk that could dilute the impact of his previous exit and impede the growth of fresh characters.

In conclusion, while the possibility of Iron Man's return is explored through various angles, the podcast advocates for a cautious approach, suggesting that if any return were to happen, it should be limited to a cameo. This way, Iron Man's legacy can be respected, new characters can shine, and the MCU can continue to evolve. The host invites listeners to engage further by following them on Twitter (@SFYTSwapnil).

Captain America: Brave New World - Plot Breakdown, New Avengers Team, and Key Character Revealed | #SuperTheories With Swapnil EP21

In the aftermath of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Sam Wilson has embraced his role as the new Captain America, with Bucky Barnes by his side, and their initial distrust transforms into friendship. The series also introduced key characters, including Emily VanCamp's Sharon Carter, Wyatt Russell's villainous U.S. Agent, and Daniel Brühl's Baron Zemo. The upcoming film, Captain America: Brave New World, was initially slated for a May 2024 release but has been delayed to July 26, 2024, due to Marvel's schedule changes.

The film's narrative centers on Tiamut Island and the introduction of adamantium, a valuable resource sparking geopolitical tensions and power struggles among nations. This theme resonates with the impactful themes of previous Marvel movies. Notably, Harrison Ford portrays General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross, who undergoes a transformation into the Red Hulk. The film's villains, the Serpent Society, derive their powers from bio-technology introduced in the show Ironheart. Seth Rollins plays Cobra, and Diamondback also appears, utilizing acid-laced diamonds as weapons.

Contessa Valentina Allegra De Fontaine is rumored to have a significant and possibly villainous role. The movie, titled Captain America: New World Order, explores the super soldier serum's potential and features Tim Blake Nelson as the villainous Leader.

The storyline involves President Thunderbolt Ross as the main antagonist, seeking control over Tiamut Island's adamantium. Sam Wilson assembles a new Avengers team, including Winter Soldier, Joaquin Torres (the New Falcon), Isaiah Bradley, and Sabra, a mutant Israeli superheroine portrayed by Shira Haas. There are indications of romantic interests for Sam, involving both Diamondback and Leila Taylor.

Liv Tyler reprises her role as Betty Ross after a long hiatus, sparking theories about her potential transformation into Red She-Hulk or her reunion with Bruce Banner. Captain America: Brave New World expands on the legacy of the super soldier program, exploring its consequences and creating an intense battle for power in this new world order.

In a recent episode of Secret Invasion, it is revealed that G'iah, the new leader of the Skrulls, has become the most powerful superhero in the MCU, surpassing all the Avengers in terms of power. She possesses the powers of several Avengers and other characters who fought in the Battle of Earth in Avengers: Endgame. G'iah's Super-Skrull form grants her various abilities, including invulnerability, Asgardian genetics, a healing factor, magic, and different super-strength variations, making her nearly unbeatable.

Fans speculate about G'iah's potential, comparing her abilities to those of Thor and Captain Marvel. Some viewers suggest that G'iah's superhero landing with glowing eyes indicates that she can tap into the full potential of Captain Marvel. However, it remains unclear whether she can fully access Thor's powers due to having his DNA.

Meanwhile, questions arise about G'iah's role in future projects. Fans wonder if she will join the Thunderbolts and what lies ahead for her in the MCU.

As for the character of Everett Ross, who was revealed to be a Skrull in Secret Invasion, there is speculation about when exactly he was replaced. Some point to hints in the show, indicating that his replacement occurred after the events of Captain America: Civil War, as he was seen in a hospital gown with paralyzed legs, suggesting a connection to the events in that film.

The series finale also left some unanswered questions, such as whether Gravik, who merged with G'iah to gain powers, is genuinely dead or if there are more Skrull impostors lurking in the MCU. Additionally, the fate of President Ritson and the transition to President Ross is a subject of curiosity for fans.

While fans anticipate potential follow-up projects, it is unclear whether Secret Invasion will have a second season. The series serves as a setup for The Marvels and Armor Wars, and future films like Captain America: Brave New World may also address the consequences of Secret Invasion.

Overall, the conclusion of Secret Invasion has left audiences with lingering questions and speculations about the future of these characters and the broader implications for the MCU.

GOTG Vol 3 Will Have 2 SUPERHERO Teams | GOTG VOL 3 | #SuperTheories EP9 | @SuperFansYT ​​ ​​#STEP8 #mcutheories #avengerssecretwars #mcureboot #SuperTheories Hi Superfans I’m Swapnil & welcome to another episode of super theories - wo podcast jahan mai discuss karta hun sensible & weird superhero theories. GOTG Vol 3 ko ab less than 3 weeks, toh aj ki super theory is movie se related hai: Ye theory kahti hai ki GOTG Vol 3 me The upcoming film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, directed by James Gunn, may feature two additional superhero teams alongside Star-Lord's group. The main villain is expected to be the High Evolutionary, known for using science to "evolve" animals and humans. Additionally, Adam Warlock, portrayed by Will Poulter, will pose a threat to the Guardians, but there's a chance they may receive help from other heroes by the end of the movie. The film is part of Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and promises an action-packed adventure for the Guardians of the Galaxy. The High Evolutionary, confirmed as the villain in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, hints at the possible introduction of the Knights of the Wundagore, a lesser-known superhero group from Marvel Comics, into the MCU. In the comics, the High Evolutionary created anthropomorphic beings called the New Men, who formed the Knights of the Wundagore to protect their home. Rocket, the main character in the Guardians of the Galaxy films, is revealed to be one of the New Men, along with other characters seen in the trailers. However, the movie may give them a different name as the High Evolutionary's role is set in outer space. Marvel introduced the original Guardians of the Galaxy team from the comics in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, reimagining them as a retired band of Ravagers in an alternative timeline known as Earth-691. Michael Rosenbaum and Sylvester Stallone are confirmed to return as Martinex and Stakar respectively, hinting at the possible return of the original Guardians in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Michelle Yeoh's casting in another MCU film may affect the inclusion of Aleta Ogord, but appearances from Charlie-27, Mainframe, and Krugarr are possible, potentially forming a second superhero team in the movie. Details of their involvement in the story remain unknown. In Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, the Guardians may need to join forces with other teams to defeat the powerful villain, the High Evolutionary, who has posed a threat to the Avengers in the comic books. They may seek help from Stakar and potentially rally the New Men, who may initially serve the High Evolutionary, to switch sides and oppose their master due to their tragic backstories. After the conflict, the Guardians and the New Men could form a reworked version of the Knights of Wundagore to protect Counter-Earth in the aftermath of the High Evolutionary's defeat.