The TVA's employees, who are all variants removed from their timelines and brainwashed into thinking they've always worked for the multiversal organization, were then tasked with maintaining the Sacred Timeline's integrity. Once those universes were separated from their brethren, the Temporal Loom (which He Who Remains created) knotted them together to form the Sacred Timeline. That being, realities that only lead to the birth of He Who Remains, not his evil multiversal variants, such as Rama Tut, Scarlet Centurion, and Immortus, who we saw in one of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania's post-credits scenes. These realms were gathered together because, despite their individual look and feel, they share the same baseline. Remember, in the Loki season 1 finale, He Who Remains – a variant of Kang of the Conqueror, who created the TVA in the wake of the Multiversal War – revealed that the Sacred Timeline is the term given to the collection of realities that he isolated. The Temporal Loom's other big role is weaving those various universes together to form the so-called Sacred Timeline. Essentially, it takes raw energy from the cosmos and refines it into the various dimensions we've previously seen (and those we're yet to see) in the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse. It's a humungous device that converts raw time, from the timestream, into physical realities. The Temporal Loom is responsible for the MCU's so-called Sacred Timeline (Image credit: Marvel Studios/Disney Plus)Īs Ouroboros – O.B, to his friends and colleagues – explains, the Temporal Loom is the heart of the TVA.

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