The directors of "Avengers: Endgame" explain the film's turn in Loki, which could have major implications for the character's Disney Plus television series.

In the film, the Avengers go back in time to find the Infinity Stones in order to reverse the Thanos cliché that had wiped out half of humanity recently. year "Avengers: Infinity War". A group travels in 2012 during the Battle of New York in the first movie "Avengers", and Space-Stone heist turns terribly badly. The evil Loki (played by Tom Hiddleston) uses stone to escape the Avengers and teleport to an unknown location.

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In the last moments of "Endgame", Captain America comes back when the Infinity stones were stolen to reverse the timeline. But according to filmmakers, Anthony and Joe Russo, Loki still manages to escape.

In an interview, the Russo brothers told Business Insider that the Loki of this period had created his own chronology.

"It becomes very complicated, but it would be impossible for [Cap] to rectify the chronology without finding Loki," said Joe. "As soon as Loki does something as dramatic as taking Space Stone, he creates a ramified reality."

This decision has implications for the television series "Loki" which is in preparation for Disney's next streaming. platform, Disney Plus. Loki was killed by Thanos in "Infinity War", so we can badume that the television series, in which Hiddleston will resume his role, would take place before this film. This may still be the case, but it could be in another reality.

The latest trailer of "Spider-Man: Far From Home" of July confirms that the events of "Infinity War" and "Endgame" have created a "multiverse."

TV series have already emerged – such as Netflix's Marvel series, such as ABC's "Daredevil" and "Agents of SHIELD". – but they were only loosely linked. The Disney Plus series "will intersect the movies in a very important way," said Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige last month at Variety, stressing how much the MCU and Marvel's strategy could change after "Endgame". [19659011] "It's a totally new form of storytelling with which we can play and explore," Feige added.

Other Marvel television series developed for Disney Plus include "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier". starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan, and "WandaVision", starring Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany. The launch of Disney Plus is scheduled for November 12th.

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