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So the multiverse war was really just a bunch of different Kangs tryna conquer each other ![Wow :wow: :wow:](/styles/default/xenforo/NTemojis/eek.gif)
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really????
NT hyped this dude up something wild
I assumed Kang would be a serious menacing world dominator, like a Dr. Doom type instead of a wild card Joker type of dude. Didn't like it. Seems like I'm the only one, I guess I shouldn't have astrophysicist-ed him lol
Can’t wait for season 2. Now to head to other forums to see if the “Kang/He who remains showing up will be bad storytelling.” Heads have exploded.
I just believe we always have to see how it’s done before calling something bad.I agreed with that point you generally don't want the big bad to be someone totally unknown to the characters.
but the writers managed to do it in a way that was dramatically satisfying.
it forced the characters to reckon with their essential nature, and confront the question can two Loki's,
with Sylvies inability to trust and Loki's inability to be trusted
actually be together in any practical sense. thus making Sylvies ultimate decision feel and effective story beat.
We never got an explanation on what the hell was Ms. Minutes and Ravonna acted like she didn’t know who “he” was..
Depends on what you like.really????
NT hyped this dude up something wild
We never got an explanation on what the hell was Ms. Minutes and Ravonna acted like she didn’t know who “he” was..