Loki Season 2 Finale Sets Up Avengers 5 Confirms New Marvel Report

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The Loki season 2 finale will directly lead into Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, making it a crucial setup for the next Avengers film.
Kang is being positioned as the next big thing in the franchise, with the finale of Loki season 2 setting him up as the main character in the fourth Avengers film.
The finale of Loki season 2, airing on November 9, will establish Kang as the star of a future Avengers movie in 2026.

The Loki season 2 finale will directly set up the events of Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. Tom Hiddleston's God of Mischief is currently busy navigating the complexities of the multiverse in his own Disney+ series. All of his efforts will eventually play a role in the wider Marvel Cinematic Universe as the culmination of the Multiverse Saga begins
Per a new extensive report from Variety, the God of Mischief's adventures in Loki season 2 will ultimately be the launching pad for Avengers: The Kang Dynasty's story. Read the related excerpt below:

And he has been positioned as the franchise’s next big thing in this season of “Loki” — particularly in the finale, which airs on Nov. 9 and sets up Kang as the titular star of a fourth “Avengers” film in 2026.

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Loki season 2, episode 4 ends on a massive cliffhanger. This opens up the show to any possibilities. One of the ongoing theories suggests that the God of Mischief will eventually replace Kang the Conqueror as the ruler of the multiverse, which is an interesting story arc for someone like Loki. It's worth noting that despite learning of what would have been his life in the Sacred Timeline had he not been arrested by the TVA, he was coming off from his failed plan to take over Earth in The Avengers.
All things considered, it shouldn't be a shock that the events of Loki season 2, particularly its ending will be setting up the Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. From a storytelling perspective, Marvel Studios needed to put much of the burden of laying the groundwork for the Destin Cretton-directed film on the Disney+ series after Kang the Conqueror's disappointing outing in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Loki is also the only show that has consistently tackled the multiverse, which is the core theme of the Multiverse Saga.

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