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<blockquote data-quote="Enevhar Aldarion" data-source="post: 8376247" data-attributes="member: 6818233">That &quot;somewhen&quot; is definitely the start of the multiverse, which when plugged into the linear timeline, is after Endgame and should be at the same time as the end of WandaVision, because I am sure those voices of her children that Wanda hears in the end credits scene are them calling from an alternate timeline, which did not exist when she fled the town, before she went off to that cabin to study. But since Loki is all over the place, it does not have a real spot in the timeline like everything else. We have to place it based on any spoilers it contains from the movies, which again, is why I would never tell anyone to watch it until they had at least watched all the movies that include Loki.Now, as for episode 2 about Star Lord T'Challa, according to interviews with Kevin Keige, Chadwick was so into the whole voice work stuff that his episode is going to influence Black Panther 2 and it sounds like there are extra voice work clips that may get used in the movie. So we might actually have an explanation in his voice in the movie for why T'Challa does not physically appear.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enevhar Aldarion, post: 8376247, member: 6818233"] That "somewhen" is definitely the start of the multiverse, which when plugged into the linear timeline, is after Endgame and should be at the same time as the end of WandaVision, because I am sure those voices of her children that Wanda hears in the end credits scene are them calling from an alternate timeline, which did not exist when she fled the town, before she went off to that cabin to study. But since Loki is all over the place, it does not have a real spot in the timeline like everything else. We have to place it based on any spoilers it contains from the movies, which again, is why I would never tell anyone to watch it until they had at least watched all the movies that include Loki. Now, as for episode 2 about Star Lord T'Challa, according to interviews with Kevin Keige, Chadwick was so into the whole voice work stuff that his episode is going to influence Black Panther 2 and it sounds like there are extra voice work clips that may get used in the movie. So we might actually have an explanation in his voice in the movie for why T'Challa does not physically appear. [/QUOTE]

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