Accidentally letting Loki escape in Endgame, Marvel had to make a separate series for this character on Disney 2
With a duration of 3 hours, Avengers: Endgame is currently the longest movie that Marvel Studios has ever produced.
According to Marvel’s explanation of `fog` in Endgame, if an event in the past is changed, a new timeline will be created.
Marvel Studios is famous for its far-reaching ability to create an MCU that is closely linked through each film. The pre-released film will partly set the stage for later events.
During a recent watch-party on Twitter, screenwriter duo Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely shared frankly about Loki’s case in Endgame.
However, the idea of a separate series for Loki turned out to be a great solution for Marvel Studios to better explain its multiverse theory.
Even though he is an `unplanned child`, Loki on Disney+ still plays an extremely important role in the MCU in general.
Currently, MCU phase 4 has had to postpone its release date until the end of this year due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, in which the opening movie Black Widow will premiere on November 6.
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