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For questions about the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), the media franchise and shared fictional universe that is centred on a series of superhero films, independently produced by Marvel Studios and based on characters that appear in publications by Marvel Comics. Always use in conjunction with the [marvel] tag and any relevant film tags, e.g. [iron-man-2].
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Why did the TVA arrest variants at all, instead of resetting them?
When they attempt to arrest variants, one reason to do so is to get a pulse on why this particular person had gone variant at that time.
Some variants, like Lokis, are expected to be variant just beca …
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If the TVA exists outside of time, why would it be affected by the ending of episode 6?
One thing of note to consider with regards to the "time of their own" - as I understand, we never see it being represented in the timeline viewer showing the TVA itself get close to Red Lining, like h …