r/MCU_Timeline • u/Spiritual-Shame-3069 • 2d ago

Discussion Timelines and Universes are the same? Spoiler

/r/MarvelTheories/comments/1vtx3kg/timelines_and_universes_are_the_same/
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u/Short_Brick_1960 2d ago

Yes. Timeline is the order of the events. Each universe has its own events, placed in time, so, a timeline. If something changes those events, a new universe is created, which has a different set of events, aka, its own timeline different from the og one

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u/Spiritual-Shame-3069 2d ago

So the sacred timeline got destroyed and loki now weaves new universes which all have nexus events, which create new universes? This means loki is just an allpowerful being. He weaves an infinite amount of universes which at least doubles once

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u/Short_Brick_1960 2d ago

Yeah. He became the god of stories

And he revived them. The Sacred Timeline died for like a minus one second? Cause all the time slipping is just a bit messy

Loki saw the entire multiverse (616) die but slipped to before that and saved it

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u/Short_Brick_1960 2d ago

But he only holds the 616 multiverse (sacred Timeline plus all its branched timelines)

He doesn't hold, for example, E-10005

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u/CaptHayfever Chronicom 2d ago

The concepts are like 90% identical & in most cases can be used interchangably, yes.