" What do you have to say for yourselves before you meet your end, Variants," one of the Time-Keepers demanded, suggesting they simply wanted to witness the execution of the two beings who had threatened the integrity of the Sacred Timeline. The TVA ordinarily sentence variants to apparent destruction via their reset staffs, but it seems the Lokis have caused so many problems the Time-Keepers wanted to see them personally. What's going on? Loki's Time-Keepers Twist Explained Sylvie lashed out at one of the three entities, decapitating it - and discovering it was nothing more than a mindless android. What followed was a thrilling action sequence that, ultimately, turned the MCU's entire Multiverse on its head. Related: What If The TVA Didn't Arrest Loki (MCU Timeline Changes Explained) Finally, in Loki episode 4 Ravonna brought the two Lokis before her bosses - only for the variants to break free. What's more, the Time-Keepers themselves seem to have sensed the threat the Loki variants pose to their own plans, because according to Ravonna Renslayer they were taking a special interest in this case. It was (appropriately enough) only a matter of time before Loki introduced the Time-Keepers Sylvie was driven to confront them and make them pay for the havoc they had wreaked on her life, while Loki liked the idea of taking their power for himself. The TVA are ruled by a triumvirate of powerful beings called the Time-Keepers, who claim to have risen to power out of the last Mutiversal war, which threatened all of creation itself. Loki episode 4 reveals the Time-Keepers are all just a trick - but who is the trickster? Loki episode 1 established its basic premise: the timeline skews towards chaos, with an organization called the Time Variance Authority working to erase branching realities and prevent the creation of a new Multiverse. Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Loki episode 4.
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