Well, greetings, imagination connoisseurs. Once again, it is I, your Duke of Dope Discourse,

your Master of Fun and Wonder, your Viceroy, Verisimilitude, Robert, Myer Burnett, and

I am here, coming at you once again, with a John Campy-A-Show companion video, and this

time, it's all about Loki, and I took a page out of John's book today, and I've got

a can of Zivia, Zeviacola. Not that this is brought to you by Zeviacola, but perhaps

it should be, but it's a tasty beverage. Let's just get right into this, shall we?

Animated effigy says, wow, John, never did I expect that they would rap, he who remains

immortal and Nathaniel Richards all into one character, and then tell us Kang's origin,

worth the weight, bring on the multiversal war. Well, that's a little apocalyptic of you,

isn't it animated effigy? But no, like you, I thought it was quite interesting that

they went there. I was really convinced, I thought it was all roads did point to Kang.

I'm like, yeah, they're not going to go that way. I figured they're going to have to have

some kind of Loki variant to talk to our Loki and Sylvie, but hey, they went there

and were all the better for it. I don't know if I was totally sold in his portrayal yet,

but we'll see. It was an interesting beginning, and I liked it. James Germain says, I love

the symbolism of Adam and Eve meeting God for the first time, and the apple is just the

cherry on top. Yeah, it was really interesting. I mean, although was Kang God, because the

universe was already there, right, and time was already there, but I do see what you're

saying, and I appreciate it. Cam Kay says, so what Kang said they'd reached, went, so

when Kang said they'd reached the threshold, he meant of knowing what's going to happen next,

not the nexus threshold, right? Because the offer to rule the TVA was still on the table

after that point. I think you're right. I think it was, it was the threshold of what's

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