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Saying "What the Hell is this?" isn't really much of anything. I'm just not seeing Watcher being shocked to Ultron's nature meaning much.ever could happen, yet he doesn't know or understand anything about Ultron.
The first video shows what I said and the second doesn't contradict it either. Universes being stacked is how the multiverse works after Loki.However at the beginning there were any branches, but countless unique timelines that were stacked,
There's no "thus". You would have to prove the multiverses had different big bangs or began differently. When there's no indication of that.thus before the Big Bang.
It means something when that is stated by an omniscient character who has seen and knows absolutely everything about the Multiverse. And to fully finish this, the Watcher at the beginning of the chapter said that this story breaks his heart, which means that he already knew the story of that universe but still he wasn't prepared for Ultron since he was totally unaware of him. Ultron evolving into that was something that shouldn't have happened in that storySaying "What the Hell is this?" isn't really much of anything. I'm just not seeing Watcher being shocked to Ultron's nature meaning much.
It doesn't? Each one of these timelines are unique and in the representation of the Multiversal War we don't see that they are connected at some point, the opposite as they are totally separated between themThe first video shows what I said and the second doesn't contradict it either.
But that statement from He Who Remains is from before the branched timelines, the Sacred Timeline and the Multiversal WarUniverses being stacked is how the multiverse works after Loki.
The fact that each timeline has its unique set of Infinity Stones and Celestials, which implies that there was a Big Bang in each timeline. And also the fact that the Sacred Timeline, which is already temporarily infinite, when branched out it expanded indefinitely back into the pastThere's no "thus". You would have to prove the multiverses had different big bangs or began differently. When there's no indication of that.
I just don't think being a unquie incident gives you any powers. Especially when in the next episode Watcher has a full understanding of his being.It means something when that is stated by an omniscient character who has seen and knows absolutely everything about the Multiverse.
But more importantly Watcher saw how the fight was going to end alreadyTHE WATCHER: Your worlds are either under attack or soon will be by Ultron, an artificial intelligence elevated to a cosmic being thanks to an enhanced synthetic body and the power of the Infinity Stones.
DR. STRANGE: Six stones of near unfathomable power. Each controlling an essential aspect of our existence. And Ultron holds all of them.
I'm just not seeing BDE or a power like Acasual. The fact that Watcher already saw all the events from start to finish gets rid of most of those powers.DR. STRANGE: You foresaw every moment from the failed Infinity Crusher, to Killmonger’s betrayal, and my…
Not imo. At least not after reality was collapsed into one.It doesn't?
Just removing a stone from the universe will cause stuff branch out. The Stones being slightly different for every timeline doesn't change that they all start with thr same singular event imo.The fact that each timeline has its unique set of Infinity Stones and Celestials, which implies that there was a Big Bang in each timeline.
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