Is He Who Remains, Kang The Conqueror, and Victor Timely the same person? #loki #lokiseason2 #kang

I'll break down every single detail for those who didn't know Victor Timely's origin. And, for those complaining about 31st and 18th are not the same, yes, I'm aware that the 31st century isn't the same as the 18th century; I just assumed you guys already knew who Victor really was.

Victor Timely was once named Nathaniel Richards, who lived in the future, technically the 31st century.

He was bored in his current timeline, so he used Dr. Doom's time platform (a time machine, as we know) to travel back to ancient Egypt.

He called himself by a new name, "Rama Tut," the one we saw in the Quantumania post-credit scene, the pharaoh. At that time, the Fantastic Four defeated him. He then tried to go back to his own time but ended up landing in the 20th century by mistake. He started to call himself a new name again, "Scarlet Centurion," because he wore a scarlet armor copied from Dr. Doom's armor. In this timeline, he was defeated again, by the Avengers. He decided again to flee back to his own time but exceeded a thousand years by accident. This time he called himself 'Kang the Conqueror' and traveled in every single timeline trying to conquer everything.

Then he landed in Chronopolis and planned to go to a time that he could manipulate the 20th century by influencing the technology so he could control everything. So, he traveled back in time to the late 18th century (the thing you only see in the series because you are not reading comics), and this time he named himself "Victor Timely."

Now, if you remember, the Kang who was given the TVA handbook was in the "SACRED TIMELINE," but the Victor Timely introduced to us was from a "BRANCH TIMELINE."

I hope now you will understand why Miss Minutes always says that it was He Who Remains' plan. I'm tired of explaining; please do your research. I think I deserve a 'Like' and 'Subscribe' for making things clear. THANK YOU!"

Unveiling the Multiverse's Enigma: He Who Remains, Kang, and Victor Timely

Prepare to have your mind blown as we delve into the mind-bending revelation about these three enigmatic characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Did you know that He Who Remains, Kang The Conqueror, and Victor Timely are, in fact, one person at different points in his life? The evidence is nothing short of astonishing.

He Who Remains dropped a bombshell, revealing that a variant of himself lived on Earth in the 31st century, known as Victor Timely. This revelation piqued our curiosity and sent us on a quest to unravel the intricate connections between these identities.

He harnessed the power of the formidable creature Alioth and weaponized it, effectively ending the Multiversal war. The link between He Who Remains and Victor Timely becomes clearer as we connect the dots.

But that's not all. When Loki dared to ask the question that had been on our minds, "Then what are you so afraid of?" He Who Remains gave an answer that echoed Kang's chilling words in 'Quantumania': "They exiled me, down here. They're afraid of me." The pieces of the puzzle fall into place.

He Who Remains has been known by many names throughout his vast existence: a ruler, a conqueror, He Who Remains, a jerk, and more. It's a testament to the complexity of his character and his ever-evolving journey.
Join us as we navigate the labyrinth of time and identity, exploring how He Who Remains, Kang, and Victor Timely are intertwined in the grand tapestry of the Marvel Multiverse. It's a story of transformation, power, and the enigma of a character who wears many faces.

#marvel #loki #lokiseason2 #kangtheconquerer #HeWhoRemains #victortimely #kangtheconqueror #variant

[HeroVerseClipsOfficial]

I'll break down every single detail for those who didn't know Victor Timely's origin. And, for those complaining about 31st and 18th are not the same.

[MKDC_EditzYT]

Dude the 31st century is in the future bro 💀


Thank you so much for 4k likes!

[silverhawk]

What I like about him is he is basically the sanest version of all of them and there are an infinite number of him.

[timharris]

Except in Loki season 2. Victor Timely was from the 19th Century. However... Nathaniel Richards was living on earth in the 31st Century.

[LopezCreations]

Ah yes, the 1800s, aka the 31st century.
You know, the century before the 20th

[red_hornet]

it's almost like they have same faces!

[kingfish]

Bro I know this is unrelated but Kang’s suit in Ant Man 3 is actually fire 🔥

[Big-AI]

I’m only liking this video so the algorithm gives me more mcu stuff lol

[Muzza]

I thought that until Victor Timely got turned into spaghetti

[ravengenavia]

Victor and HWR is not the same
1. Event don't take place in 31st and 18th century at the same time.
2. If in any case, that Kang time travelled, it still wouldn't be Victor, because Vic found the TVA Guidebook as a kid.
3. HWR may have involved Victor in his place, in order for him to get back in place. A butterfly effect, so per say.

[TooDizzyy]

This theory doesn’t make sense on a number on levels. The scars have a back story, different Kangs have normally 2 different suits, a robe as seen on He who remains, and then the armor suit as seen on Kang the conqueror. The reason there’s only one He who remains is because he lets other do the work, he’s not a fighter, he’s a scientist, Kang the conqueror isn’t meant to be HWR because he’s a fighter risking his life and will eventually meet his demise like the other variants. The real HWR will not put his life in danger and let everyone else die before he does, in the end, it is He Who Remains. Not only that but Victor timely is old fashioned and nice, Kang the conqueror is the literal opposite. All of his variants want to destroy their variant counterparts, this is not how you would end up to be He Who Remains. Lastly, if Kang the conqueror was HWR he wouldn’t of been exiled, HWR would never put himself in that position, making him look like the target.

[Kye]

This makes a lot of sense can’t wait to see kang in the future hopefully it’s still Johnathan majors he plays the role perfectly hopefully the legal trouble can get all cleared up soon 😊

[Doggo_is_sus]

My theory is Victor timely is from 18th century, when he tries to insert that multi versal whatever thingy to expand the loom, he gets sent to 31st century and all the knowledge till that time. And there he is focused to get back and help the TVA and then he manages to save it. Then everything goes to shreds and then he understands that the TVA must start over again making a loop, then he resets everyone's memory and kills our loki and sylvie and then starts over again.

[ashwinsnmv]

When he who remains explains about harnessing Alioth, the action figure is wearing glasses just like Timely.

[johnhafner]

Nope, its a variant. He even sait is himself. A Variant is a different version of a Person, but NOT the same person

[adahidgalan]

Wow did chatgpt did this? Bro didn’t even knew that 31st century is in the future wtf

[gamingnoobita]

I think it was mentioned by Mobius that the Kang from Earth 616 was handled already. I think this was an indication that He Who Remains and Kang 616 are different person

And there will be a paradox if Victor and He Who Remain are the same, if we include OB and TVA Handbook in this topic.

[danosmore]

This is the best series I've ever seen

[TantrumT]

Kang out here personifying the 7 stages of grief

[Chechel_YT]

Theory, Kang from Ant Man didn’t in fact died, but send to the end of time aka-where He Who Remains is.

Since his “death” is relative to quantum and time related and by being “out of time” in the end of time, other Kangs variantes couldn’t track him and thought he was dead.

Meaning that, now having infinity amount of timelines instead of just realities to conquer he knew he could just control everything himself and being the most powerful being in an out of time.

However now controlling time, Kang needed a way to control everything, everywhere at every time, that’s why he created the TVA to help him prune timelines that for him were a treat to the fulfillment of his throne.

But in the end, controlling time has its pros and cons, for example, seeing the future. Kang or He Who Remains, knew that one variant of Loki would take over the throne of time, but he didn’t know how. To assure his victory in any case he created that plan after his death portrayed in Loki, that also implied his future self to being death so his other variants would take care of the new holder of time aka Loki.