Avengers: Secret Wars will deliver the Multiverse Saga finale, but recent plot leaks make us realize we might know how it ends.
from a different Marvel story. That’s because the Kang vs. Avengers fight has happened, and it might happen again and again., a somewhat nutty superhero who clearly spent a few millennia too long managing the Sacred Timeline. But he did not lose sight of his mission. The timeline had to be preserved so those bad Kang variants would not emerge to kickstart new multiversal wars.From his point of view, He Who Remains already fought and won a multiversal war.
As a result, the new He Who Remains could manage reality for eons before running into Loki and Sylvie variants. Hopefully, the next time it happens, she won’t be so quick to kill him. Then again, just because Marvel had suggested this multiverse cyclicity doesn’t mean that’s the story we’re getting in
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