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This Wednesday, the much-anticipated sixth and final episode of "Rocky" finally went live.
In the previous episode, Loki and Sylvie defeated the monster Erios and successfully opened the door to the "End of Time", and most of the plot of the sixth episode takes place in the Castle of the "End of Time".
Here, the boss behind the establishment of the Time Authority has been waiting for a long time, and he warmly receives Sylvie and Loki.
We also finally know the final boss of "Rocky", which turned out to be the conquistador Kang that fans had previously speculated, and this Kang was played by Jonathan Majors.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > the truth about multiverse wars:</h1>
In the comics, Conquistador Kang is a high-tech futuristic man, and in the sixth episode of Loki, Kang also appears as an ordinary human, but he has a time controller, so Loki and Sylvie can't kill him.
Kang said that he was omniscient and could anticipate all of Loki and Sylvie's thoughts and actions, and that Loki and Sylvie had come to Kang's presence because Kang had already charted the path for them.
As an ordinary person, Kang can be omniscient, probably because he has mastered the only timeline!
According to Kang, the Marvel Cinematic Universe originally had a multiverse, but the various multiverses were not interconnected until Kang, one of the universes, mastered the technology that spanned the universe!
Later, Kang in various multiversees had this technology, and they interacted with each other, learning from each other's strengths and making progress together.
Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, some Kang began to conquer other universes, and then Kang in the multiverse fought, which is the truth of the multiverse war.
Kang's statement is similar to the promotional video of the Time Authority in the first episode of "Rocky", except that the cause of the multiverse war becomes the Kang Civil War, and the person who created the only sacred timeline changes from the guardian of time to Kang himself.
Kang in the sixth episode is Kang, who originally mastered the technology of traveling through the universe, and he uses the monster Erios, who can devour time and space, to defeat the other Kang and cut out the other universes, leaving only one universe, that is, a timeline.
Kang used his own technology and the Time Administration bureau he established to plan the direction of this timeline, which is the basis for Kang to be omniscient!
After all, the multiverse represents endless possibilities, and since there is only one universe left, there is only one possibility.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > Rocky Civil War:</h1>
In episode six, Kang tells Loki and Sylvie that although he is a dictator and controls the only timeline, he does this so that the universe will not be destroyed, and if the multiverse reappears, then the multiverse Kang's great war will be enough to destroy everything!
Kang says he's tired now and wants Loki and Sylvie to succeed him, take over the Time Authority, and continue to maintain the Divine Timeline and keep the universe running as planned.
Loki believes Kang's words, but Sylvie still wants to kill Kang!
So in the sixth episode, Loki and Sylvie fight because of their differences, of course, neither of them has a dead hand, Sylvie's goal has always been Kang, Loki will not attack Sylvie, he even took his neck to block Sylvie's knife.
Loki said that he prevented Sylvie from killing Kang, not because he wanted to be the new king, but because he just wanted to keep Sylvie out of danger, after all, if the multiverse universe was chaotic, Sylvie could not be left alone.
It's just that Sylvie's obsession with killing Kang is too deep, so even if she has true feelings for Loki, she can't let go of her obsession, and in the end Sylvie throws Loki back to the Time Bureau and kills Kang!
After Kang's death, the divine timeline collapsed completely, and the emergence of the multiverse was irreversible.
The sixth episode of "Loki" still doesn't answer all the questions, but the ending easter egg says that Loki will return in the second season!
And Loki's return to the Time Authority belongs to another universe.
It seems that the Marvel Cinematic Universe will definitely be wonderful in the future, after all, the infinite multiverse has unlimited stories to tell! #漫威 #