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Originally Posted by J Diddy
So Sylvie killing variant Kang is what makes the scene where Dr. Strange checks all the other timelines for how to kill Thanos possible?
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I think the 14 million timelines with only one working is why a 14 to million to one shot ends up working. The 14 million multiverses where the outcome wasn’t the Avengers were pruned by the TVA.
In the Kang who remains timeline there was still a multi-verse. Otherwise a variant version of Aligator Loki or Classic Loki would never exist. What happens would be as these multiverses are created if they would result in Kang who remains not winning they are pruned by the TVA.
So the classic Loki timeline where Loki hides and the MCU timeline run along in parallel identically until Classic Loki steps off the planet creating a Nexus event and that Timeline where he leaves exile gets pruned while the timeline where he remains continues in parallel. If everything was pruned the instant a variance occurred then a female Loki would be pruned at birth and classic Loki would have been pruned when he ran.
Without Kang who remains it means you now have 14 million to 1 Ratio with Victorious Thanoses. However with Kang the Conqueror taking over the TVA we can assume that he now controls Alioth and chooses which realities get pruned and which do not. This means that he could leave the realities in which Thanos wins if as a result of that Kang the Conqueror wins or since Kangs ancestry might be disrupted by a halving of the Earth population it’s like that all Kang’s are in favour of Thanos losing.