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Though it may sound that way based on Kevin Feige’s words, the events of «Loki» Season 1 don’t only influence «Spider-Man: No Way Home,» and «Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.» «It was the activation of the multiverse, or maybe the reactivation of the multiverse at the end of ‘Loki’ that really led to the possibilities that you see in ‘What If…?’, ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home,’ and ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,’» Richie Palmer said, highlighting that the timeline-hopping shenanigans of «What If…?» are also due to the «Loki» Season 1 finale.
At the same time, even though the multiverse is supposedly in disarray, many of the latest MCU titles haven’t done a whole lot with the concept. On the movie front, the only film to touch on it since «Multiverse of Madness» released is «Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.» As for Disney+ offerings, only «Loki» and «What If…?» have devoted any time to it. It’s pretty much common knowledge at this point that «Deadpool 3» will toy with the multiverse idea, as will «Avengers: The Kang Dynasty» and «Avengers: Secret Wars,» but otherwise, the Multiverse Saga is looking a tad light on multiverse exploration.
Even though we haven’t seen too much yet, it stands to reason MCU fans have plenty more multiverse stories to look forward to as Loki attempts to rectify the huge mistake he and Sylvie make in the «Loki» Season 1 finale.
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