It’s videos like this that remind me that it’s all more connected than I think, I am hyped to finally catch up with some of the more grounded characters next year, keep up the good work man

Great video, seriously excellent job compiling and explaining everything we know about the multiverse (or megaverse), something I would like to add is how in the time controlled by the TVA where they pruned branches of time, if there were authorized branches to tell you in some way, in If these branches would be allowed as long as the same story as the MCU 616 follows, that is, things like the age, sex or race of any character can be different from that of the MCU as long as they continue to fulfill their role in the timeline and the The general story remains the same, that is why we can see that Sylvie's branch is only pruned when she goes off the path and not since she was born as a woman. The same can be applied to the multiple variants of Loki that are different from each other.

Always loved that Magneto was behind JFK, makes perfect sense in that world

This might have been answered in a previous comment, but if iron man 3 happens after thor 2, how would you break those episodes up for season 1 of AoS? I figured somewhere after episode 11 might make the most sense, but i wanted to know how you would break it up, thanks!

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You didn't touch on how Kitty was in the pic with the collars

Different TVAs but one void for the multi/megaverse

Question about your google doc, 128 & 197 are both listed as Fantastic Four. Was that a miss hap? Or is one the 1994 version? Because 213 is Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, so I assume one is the '94 version & the other is the '05 version. You should update them with the years on some to make it less confusing lol Thanks!!!

If the the Disney and fox universes weren’t already anchored to each other, how does Monica’s mom exist is worlds with the X-men?

I like that you are positive about all the content you consume. A lot of youtubers hate watch everything.

Hey again, now i know you have done a video on where you put the x men timeline wise but i found a video albeit 4 years old or so called I solved the xmen timeline by youtuber Ross McIntyre where he goes on to think that all the xmen movies and sequels and prequels are in different timelines and different earth or multiverse for each movie i think.its a decent video short and to the point not detailed like yours but check it out and see if it adds anything to your xmen timeline of events

Bravo

Best video so far :)

really love these long but simple breakdowns

Lady Deadpool HAS to be Blake Lively. I mean just for all the potential jokes they can do, I am really really sure it will be Blake Lively.

Im sorry for asking a Lot of questions but is varaints the multiverse way of saying cousin or brother like when when he who remains calls the Kangs his varaints

Al lot of the stuff in this trailer seems very misleading

What i dont understand is how can kang combine multiverse travel with time travel it gets confusing

So where does this video fit into the Marvel Multiversal timeline? 🧐😂

I guess all my question is, where in hell is this going?

I don’t think there’s any connection to the witch births and Anakin’s birth. One was a perversion (in the eyes of the Jedi) by witchcraft and the other was the Force willing the Chosen One into existence. I don’t think there’s gonna be any controversial reveal there. Could be wrong though.

I am so grateful for this channel despite me not liking this show at all. It’s such a breath of fresh air to have someone be able to so critically break down a show like this. I can’t believe the amount of videos I’ve seen who legitimately say the thread is completely different from the force or that Mae’s little candle fire actually killed the whole Coven with such conviction. I think this overarching mystery is actually semi-decent. My issue is with each episodes individual plots being horribly written and driven forward by many coincidences/contrivances. It’s so nice to see someone not make a million assumptions and extrapolate like crazy with insane conviction but instead you just rightfully point out what we do and don’t know and what options that leaves us. Love this channel even tho you seem to like the show a lot more than me!

I’m glad other people seem to be liking it but this episode was tough to sit through for me. When they had the exchange of “The Jedi are bad!” “The Jedi are good!” I almost belly laughed and I don’t think that was their goal

I wonder if maybe it wasn’t Aniseya that took over Torbin’s mind, but one of the others like Koril once the Jedi offered to test the girls, and to keep a united front, Aniseya had to play it as if it was herself. Otherwise, it does seem a little outside of her character that we see before and after that meeting.

It's really interesting how you see early on the Light in Osha and the Dark in Mae. And one of the things I loved this episode for was reminding us that the Jedi don't operate in black and white when it comes to Force users they discover. As far as the tree situation, probably a perceived notion and not reality. Didn't even catch the Spice Cream stuff. Wait the Nightsisters mentioned it as a thread?! So my thoughts on them perhaps being an off-shoot wasn't far off ... huh. Also I did not notice the marking in episode 1 that's crazy. As far as the Anakin-related stuff I have mixed feelings on if I want it to be connected or not. On one hand that's great to get more lore but then it feels like Anakin wasn't so special after all and sure as heck not the only one. The black eyes thing with Mae is a good catch because I feel Koril (thank you for bringing up her name) is alive and perhaps orchestrating current events. I think you have some good ideas because it would explain Torbin's words to Mae in episode 2. It's important to note that earlier in the episode that generator is focused on too. Nice catch on the scar too. Hey now, I wanna know how Sol was created too lol. I think We know why Torbin knew Mae was alive, that marking after he opened his eyes. Ah look, I'm in that end screenshot.

The beginning of the universe is still pretty vague and unclear. I hope someone explores specifically the beginning of the universe in the MCU at some point. All we know is that the Infinity Stones predate the universe, and that the Celestials predate even the Infinity Stones, before then "creating" life throughout the universe once it came into existence. We also see Eternity in Love and Thunder, and in the comics he came into existence at the point of the Great Expansion, the earliest known point of the universe. So is he then canonically younger than the Celestials in the MCU? Or since he is literally the embodiment of time, could he possibly be of an infinite age? The Celestials and the Infinity Stones came into existence BEFORE the Great Expansion, but our conception of time breaks down the closer we get to the Great Expansion. Yet the word "before" only works because we have an understanding of time. This must mean that in the MCU, the Great Expansion (Big Bang) is NOT the actual beginning of the universe. Or at least the beginning of time. And that would necessitate Eternity being far older than the Celestials.

Wow just wow. I never would have made the connection that Earth 838 was a separate universe and not just a branched timeline until I saw this video. They need to put up your branched universe vs alternate universe explanation in the official marvel office. Also your explanation on America’s powers is spot on. You’ve outdone yourself with all of this. And I know you give kudos to marvel for staying consistent across over 30 projects, Sony or otherwise, but kudos to YOU for deciphering all those projects into something coherent. Also I wouldn’t be able to appreciate the Loki series without this video. I wasn’t the biggest fan of Loki because they couldn’t provide simple answers like as to why Loki was timeslipping in S2, but now it makes sense knowing he was transported with Kangs device. Wish they were more explicit in that show like you are here.

The similarities between Osha and Anakin has me interested but scared at the same time

I feel like Sol saying that Mae's fire destroyed everything is metaphorical such as Obi Wan telling Luke that Darth Vader killed Anakin. Anakin was no more when he turned to the dark side and became Darth Vader, so Obi Wan didn't really lie when he said Vader killed Luke's father. Mae started a fire and that led to "whatever really happened," meaning Sol's not really lying when he says Mae's fire killed everyone. Just my thoughts.

I know this episode is under fire for breaking canon and ruining Anakins story and the prophecy but I don’t think it does. I like to compare the respective births to playdo. The force is playdo here. The witches took that playdo and created two twins with it. They molded it into them and thus created them with playdo (the force). Anakin however was created by the force itself. That would be like the playdo gaining sentients or in this case, the force acting on its own, to create and mold a person (Anakin). One birth it’s being used, the other it is doing on its own. I think that separates them enough for the prophecy and legacy of Anakin to remain in tact. I know this is the minority opinion. I get the other side but don’t personally feel that way so strongly. Yeah it’s kinda lame Anakin isn’t the only one born from or through the force, but not too big of a deal for me. The acting is questionable in this show. 6/10 so far for me.

I wish this man would wait until the next episode before doing all this damn assuming that mae was mind controlled into doing someone else bidding like there is no proof of that all he’s doing is just assuming 🙄 And then he says oh the black eyes may mean she’s being controlled by others with the witches power but then minutes later he jumps to oh she’s being controlled since her eyes are black but then says oh she’s in a trance like dude do better All he’s doing is assuming at this point all we know is that mae started the fire at oshas door but from what we saw it was all of her own accord let’s stop jumping leaps and bounds just so it can align with your breakdown 🙄🙄

Awesome video! I liked this episode a lot. The mystery is getting deeper and we'll definitely revisit these events later in the series to understand more about what truly happened. I can't wait! One detail that I think you overlooked in your analysis is the line that Mother Aniseya told Osha when she confirmed that she wanted to be a Jedi. She hugged her, she said that she would discuss it with the other witches, but then she also added that her wish "will be considered". She didn't say "your wish will be respected", or "granted". It will be "considered". As in, the final word is still up to us. Maybe I'm reading into this a bit too much, but yeah, I don't think she was going to let her go that easily, and she might have even used Mae to start the fire in the first place, as evidenced by the black eyes. Who knows? I'm excited to see what happens next!

Loving the references and the show so far!

Great video! I love how you tied things in this episode to other Star Wars media. I picked up on some of the parallels while watching but not all. And I appreciate that you are open to the way this show adds to Star Wars lore with the thread vs the force and that Anakin may not have been the only one conceived without a father. (Contrary to what some are saying, this doesn’t take away from him being the Chosen One, since didn’t the Mortis Arc in TWC prove that he was. And TCW is top-tier canon with both Disney and George Lucas considering that show canon). And thank you for pointing out that Mae might have been “possessed”. That didn’t occur to me. The mystery the show is presenting is really intriguing. Since Leslye Headland said it would be like Rashomon, I wonder if in each episode we’d get to see what happened from someone else’s point of view. Episode 3 was from Osha’s pov. And I expect we’ll also get the POV’s from Mae, one or more of the witches, and one or more of the Jedi. Definitely looking forward to it! Concerning Sol, I think he acted on instinct the first time. And since he couldn’t save Mae, he was probably asking himself over and over again what he would have done differently and came to the conclusion that he should have used the Force. So when he was in a similar situation again he did. And I wonder if killing Jedi without a weapon = force choke or force lightning. Since doesn’t the force user need to be using the dark side to be able to do them.

I think I Koril might be the Sith lord training Mae to kill Jedi because she thinks Aniseya and Osha were dead. I really love the mystery of this show its super entertaining.

what if?... you mean the Animated Captn Carter show?

I have a theory of this episode, especially about the witches' death. I think it was the sith lord who kill them to make Mae thinks that the Jedi did it, and I think the Sith Lord is Darth Plagueis the Wise, who wants the ability of the force to create life. Probably we see a young Plagueis wanting to have those abilities and having an apprentice before having Sidious.

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Firstly, I don't think Mae and Osha are in any way similar to Anakin's conception. I wouldn't even call it immaculate per se. Anakin's conception is definitely more played up as being divin intervention. The Force at times also seems to have a will of its own, and in the Legends book Darth Plaegius, it's hinted that The Force creates Anakin because Plaegius and Sidious were pushing the boundaries of the Dark Side in such a way that The Force itself created Anakin as a way to regain balance, and then Sidious eventually felt his presence through The Force. There's also a very infamous image that's in a Canon comic showing Sidious behind a pregnant Shmi Skywalker, suggesting that he was personally responsible in Anakin's creation, even if it was still not a traditional conception, but it's a vision that Vader is seeing, and it's clearly manipulated, too. Koril and Aniseya are witches, their witchcraft is going to act very differently than manipulating Midi-chlorians to create life. I think because this Coven has essentially been outcast by the Galaxy and has found seclusion on this planet, they now have to resort to alternative means of preserving their Coven if it is to survive past their natural lives. There could be a form of cloning and surrogacy taking place to which Aniseya is providing her genetic material and then also using The Thread to impart something further, maybe even making a clone of herself and further imparting her will, which then results in these twins who very much mirror the Light and Dark Sides of the Force. Even the symbol on Mother Aniseya's forehead is reminiscent of the Yin and Yang in the very center, and given how she acts, she seems to be striking some kind of balance whereas her children tend to lean more one direction or the other. I didn't remember how the symbol looked on Mae's head, but unfortunately it is also a dual spiral and not a single spiral. This is really only a theory at the moment, but I think the similarities between Anakin and Mae and Osha are really only because the Force had a part in their creation, but to what degree is very different. Aniseya claims that it's a miracle that has taken place, but that may be more for the benefit of the members of the Coven, Koril obviously knows what's happened, a few other members may be aware, too, or this is the story that is being told, and eventually this lie will eventually just become accepted as a truth the more everyone hears it. Mae and Osha could also be the first test babies before it could have become more mainstream within this community and the witchcraft used in their creation would be perfected over time. This would also explain why Koril is so protective because if anything happens to the twins, it could impede the success of the test, which probably wouldn't be concluded until they were fully grown. I feel like the twins' creation is out of preservation of this Coven's culture and traditions. Okay, now onto what's happening with the Jedi. Honestly, the Jedi really had no business being there, but I can't disagree with their involvement either because then Osha would have been committed to a cause she didn't truly believe in. There's something instinctual in her telling her that this is not the life to live. But the Jedi also totally broke into this stronghold and then interrupted a ceremony, so it's very interesting how we're playing with what is good and bad on both sides of things. The Jedi are ultimately good, but their intentions have clearly resulted in a very negative outcome. Because we don't have the full picture yet that is very much likely saved for another flashback episode, or a series of them throughout the rest of the run of this story, we can't be certain, but I don't think the Jedi killed everyone. I actually didn't notice Mae's trance-like state, but I get the feeling perhaps Koril may have something to do with it. Koril is very adamant that if the Jedi found out how they created the twins that it would bring about the Coven's destruction, but I don't think they ever got the chance. I actually think there may have been a Jonestown or Heaven's Gate situation where they poisoned themselves. The Bunta tree and its poison was brought up, and Torbin even takes a poison made from one of its seeds in the previous episode. I think it's possible that when the fire began, the Coven may have decided that the secret to anything they've done here was going to the grave. Not one member was going to be taken by the Jedi, the jig was up. Now why they would do that and seemingly let Mae and Osha live, I don't know, but that's where all these omitted details in the episode will eventually come into play once we get more information. I haven't been blown away by this show, but the more and more I think about this episode in particular, the better it's getting. I can see why some people could be upset, but things are also being blown way out of proportion, especially in a show that's been marketed as being a mystery with many new revelations happening each episode. We are not anywhere close to a full picture, and while people are free to have opinions very early on, without having that full picture, I think it's still too early to deem this show a failure or a massive disservice to the Star Wars brand.

even though I dont really like episodes that are one whole flashback, seeing the coven and its rituals was pretty interesting

Feel like the Disney show kept making Jedi as villains rather George made Jedi good in prequel and original trilogy

I don't think that "killing a Jedi without a weapon" is that literal. I think it means destroying the Jedi Order with means of breaking them through things like manipulation, deception, etc. I really enjoyed my rewatch of this episode.

So, if the Jedi hadn't showed up Osha would've end up being a witch against her will?

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The wandavision figure floating is a lighting error due to them editing out light from wandas cabin, but they forgot to edit it out the rest of the scene instead