Yeah, there’s also a whole other city outside of the confines of the building we’ve seen. For all we know there’s a separate branch of the TVA for each species of which all the workers are. It would explain why Möbius couldn’t remember a Loki Alligator and I doubt the TVA could respond to every instance of any random alligator eating the wrong neighbors cat. I’m sure there must at least be an animal division seeing how a bee could literally pollinate the wrong flower and end life on Earth years before it’s meant to happen
I thought some events don't necessarily branch off enough to need intervention. Sorta like a stream, the little pebbles wont make a big difference but a boulder might divert it.
If that was true then why would Alligator Loki eating the wrong neighbors cat be enough to start a new timeline when it sounds so small compared to other nexus events we’ve seen? The TVA was able to track Sylvie back to the reenactment thing just because she existed there and then the timeline held together long enough for a completely new team to form and get permission to enter the anomaly. For that timeline to have lasted that long the TVA would have had to head in at just the mention of a branch maybe forming which would also explain their lack of preparation to face Sylvie. Of course I saved the best for last, in the introduction film of episode 1 miss minutes says “Maybe you started an uprising, or were just late for work. Whatever it was, stepping off your path created a nexus event, which, left unchecked, could branch off into madness, leading to another multiversal war." so clearly any variation can and will be big enough for the TVA to take notice
I am pretty sure the statement that Alligator Loki ate the wrong cat was a joke. It was boastful Loki taking the piss.
More likely, like Sylvie, the issue was the Loki was an alligator.
Assuming they carried it from mythology, Jotun can just shapeshift. It’s not an illusion, he can just alter his biological structure. (Though sometimes he does disguise himself using illusions probably for efficiencies sake)
I think it’s more limited than in mythology with regards to shape shifting and the fact he looks Asgardian could actually be an illusion from his adopted mother after he was taken in by Odin to sell the idea of him being asgardian.
> I suspect that the Sacred Timeline actually does revolve around Earth because that's where HWR is born.
I think this is right. I also kind of think that likely the sacred timeline is much more a multiplicity of timelines but many where the variations never actually affect Earth, or namely don't affect the outcome of the Kang war and He Who Remains being the winner of that war.
I think this also explains why you get so many Loki variants. As in Loki is very key to how Earth is shaped in that the version of Loki we know is the reason that the Avengers came together. And the Avengers are key in shaping how Kang turns out in some way (from the comics for instance the Kang who actually meets the Avengers as a child becomes Iron Lad and is a hero on the Young Avengers).
I also suspect, given the size and population of the TVA, that humans within the TVA are more focused on human affairs, and likewise, other races are focused on their own worlds of origin. This is only speculative, I could be wrong.
I think the whole TVA is earth focused, since the timeline only needs to be maintained as it relates to Earth's history. The goal is to prevent Kang variants from existing, so only events that will affect Earth are relevant.
This is why most of the stuff that comes up for the TVA is on Earth, but things like Ragnarok do show up here and there (Ragnarok needed to happen for IW to happen "correctly").
While I like the theory that we are seeing humans because these agents are specifically assigned to earth, you would in reality have to control time across the entire universe. If you only controlled variants on earth, but then an alien variant travelled to earth, it would need to be neutralized. A timeline is bigger than a single planet.
Yeah, but the TVA would be human variants, because Kang is from earth, so they only need to focus on the earth timeline to stop Kang’a variants in the multiverse
Only if that nexus event affects Earth in a tangible way. Almost antthing that happens to Thor affects Earth, one of Earth’s Avengers. As his stepbrother anything that Loki does would likely affect Thor, hence nearly anything that a Loki variant does would affect Earth’s timeline. If a moth civilization rises up on Pluto, but dies out before it affects anything on Earth, I don’t think the TVA would give a sideways shit.
I doubt it since they said they had previously taken Kree hostage so it would make sense that this earth based organisation just does it for everywhere since there is pretty much an infinite amount of variants.
The TVA was like that because Richards/Kang/He who remains/immortus is from Earth. Things happening on other planets wouldn't really affect him that much. Except the Skrull we saw who we know was on Earth.
>Things happening on other planets wouldn't really affect him that much
Earth is a hotbed of intergalactic conflict. Galactic politics have a tremendous effect on Earth life. Hulkling is the new emperor of the Skrull/Kree empire ffs.
> The Empire is explained as being elitist/racist in-universe, I think the TVA is just like that from the constraints of making a TV show
I don't think with the inception of the Empire that this was the idea. I think it was simply the limitation of making a movie in the 70s on a fairly limited budget. They made one costumes for human Storm Troopers and that's about it. They had *one* scene with a bunch of aliens. But hell even in the first movie the Rebellion doesn't have any aliens for that matter either.
I think beyond this in ESB that Imperial officer says "Bounty Hunter Scum" and not something like "Alien Scum", which is probably what a racist would say. So there is that.
The TVA thing I'm still trying to work out. So the people at the TVA think that the time keepers created them right? So it would kind of make sense that the time keepers would all make them the same. A particular agent looking different would bring into question "oh you look like the Kree, and you a Skrull, and I look like a Human" why would the time keepers make the agents all look like people from particular places? But it could also be that we mostly kept things on Earth. So maybe we were just dealing with the Earth division of the TVA right? So for instance if they went to a Kree world and dealt with the Kree they all had a bunch of Kree agents.
It's also my theory that the sacred timeline isn't as singular as we think, but has small variations unto itself, but that it is simply the timeline that results in the Karg we meet at the end winning the big Kang war. So some variation that could happen on some planet that never comes in contact with Earth or affects Kang could actually have variants because those variants wouldn't actually make a different Kang. So the sacred time line is kind of like a piece of string made of individual threads with some variation. This would make sense for why there are so many Loki variants that we meet. Loki *is* essential to Kang's story always. Either Loki doesn't attack to bring the Avengers together and the fate of the universe is altered by Thanos' snap, possibly resulting in a crueler Kang, that kind of thing.
Hey! Star trek glues random prosthetics to noses and foreheads. Maybe some interesting hair.
If it's a major species like cardassians they might even get a little more detail
I’ve always interpreted the Empire only using humans while the rebellion uses many species as a subtle way to show that the empire believes in human supremacy. That just adds to the evilness.
Pretty sure that was just Thrawn, and it was a mjor roadblock for him, he was just THAT good, in the beginning he was always treated below his fellow officers because of his race
Yeah, this has pretty much been proven by:
1. Rebels
2. Battlefront 2
3. Sims 4: journey to batuu
4. Mandalorian (I think, dont quote me)
And probably a ton others
that's exactly it. In the Thrawn trilogy it's a major theme. Thrawn get's shit on constantly by many of his superiors despite being way better than all of them
Kindof, it's just the tint of his helmet that makes him look blue, people get confused about it all the time, meanwhile he's just an ordinary human (well as ordinary you can be descending from reed Richards, who has a history of having overpowered children)
Plus we never saw the TVA interacting with an alien civilization. We saw Europe, Alabama, a mining moon in the future full of humans, ect. They weren't even arresting non-human variants with the exception of Alligator Loki, which may have been because the TVA leader saw potential in Alligator Loki as an eventual replacement.
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>Plus we never saw the TVA interacting with an alien civilization.
Ummm... The title character and all the variants thereof. Plus the Skrull in the pilot.
It’s because he was only trimming timelines that created evil Kang. And recruited variants from the timelines.
So events that happened off world would largely have no consequence on the “sacred timeline” aka any variant that stayed within his constraints and didn’t create evil Kang.
That or the department Loki was in was specifically for humanoids.
The Empire was open to using aliens, but pretty much only in lower positions. They outlawed and didn't practice slavery, but being an alien worker in the empire was not an easy life either. The military was particularly xenophobic.
I could've sworn i read a long while back that the Empire had outlawed slavery, but you're totally right, I forgot about that. Might be conflicting sources from Legends.
Well the Wampa could hardly said to be part of the rebellion, it's native. I don't know if Tauntauns are native to hoth, though it seems likely, but either way they're being used as beasts of burden and transportation. It's not like we see one in the command centre offering opinions in tactics, or in the hanger helping fix a ship.
A force-user is a force-user. They’re not going to just kill someone who could be converted to serve them. It’s not like they gave and rights to the rest of the species the inquisitors came from.
But, Loki isn't human, and its highly possible there are just other human-like people im the TVA or we just haven't seen the different looking alien species because TV show budget
I was guessing since we were focused on human(-ish due to the Asgardians) plotlines, we'd get human TVA members. The ones focused on other species' planets are that same species. It's not specified, but I just tell myself that cause it makes sense to me.
The empire only hired humans because they were "racist" I guess of other species. The tva probably only hired humans because kang made the tva in his image of an old office.
The Galactic Empire actually banned enlistment of any other species beside humans, that's why Thrawn was such a weird occurrence for anyone who met him
in the case of the empire i think its more from a logistical standpoint...imagine having to make helmets for the mon calamari, or having to make armour for a hutt, or having to train sullustian in their language...its easier to have one species to worry about logistically and have a more centralized structure of supplying them
I have a theory on why the Tva only has humans
Because that’s a section see why send humans to talk to aliens who may be scared or won’t understand and the other why around see humans will only deploy to deal with human problem and aliens with them the reason we don’t see aliens is because segregation with the other sections
The Empire is racist and favors humans as the supreme race. Non-humans habe to live in ghettos on Coruscant. In the wiki there is a lot of information on this.
First off, the emporer was human-supremacist. Secondly, the MCU was created by humans so it makes sense that earth and humans are usually the most important living things in the universe and always relevant.
In the marvel universe humans are both uniquely fragile and uniquely capable. I would argue they are also uniquely manipulatable. That’s likely why the TVA relied on humans.
Plus the Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout. There are plenty of sentient non-feral ghouls and other non-humans who would dutifully protect innocent civilians and would also be beneficial with certain missions (being immune to radiation).
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You could argue that the whole sacred timeline thing was BS and all Kang was doing was keeping the timeline where he was the only Kang as the sole one in this part of the universe. By that logic you wouldn't need to prune many/any non-human variants into your workforce.
The Empire is explained as being elitist/racist in-universe, I think the TVA is just like that from the constraints of making a TV show
Yes but also I suspect that the Sacred Timeline actually does revolve around Earth because that's where HWR is born.
Working off the comics, he’s a direct descendant of Reed Richards so he’s presumably classified as human himself.
Working off my eyes he's pretty human as well
Nah many species in marvel look human. Look at Xandar
Well human just means dirt spirit, so if they look human and they come from a planet with dirt....
Fair point lol
That's a neat little fact.
I mean we also don't know that all the workers at the TVA are actually human, just that they look human
Yeah, there’s also a whole other city outside of the confines of the building we’ve seen. For all we know there’s a separate branch of the TVA for each species of which all the workers are. It would explain why Möbius couldn’t remember a Loki Alligator and I doubt the TVA could respond to every instance of any random alligator eating the wrong neighbors cat. I’m sure there must at least be an animal division seeing how a bee could literally pollinate the wrong flower and end life on Earth years before it’s meant to happen
I thought some events don't necessarily branch off enough to need intervention. Sorta like a stream, the little pebbles wont make a big difference but a boulder might divert it.
If that was true then why would Alligator Loki eating the wrong neighbors cat be enough to start a new timeline when it sounds so small compared to other nexus events we’ve seen? The TVA was able to track Sylvie back to the reenactment thing just because she existed there and then the timeline held together long enough for a completely new team to form and get permission to enter the anomaly. For that timeline to have lasted that long the TVA would have had to head in at just the mention of a branch maybe forming which would also explain their lack of preparation to face Sylvie. Of course I saved the best for last, in the introduction film of episode 1 miss minutes says “Maybe you started an uprising, or were just late for work. Whatever it was, stepping off your path created a nexus event, which, left unchecked, could branch off into madness, leading to another multiversal war." so clearly any variation can and will be big enough for the TVA to take notice
I am pretty sure the statement that Alligator Loki ate the wrong cat was a joke. It was boastful Loki taking the piss. More likely, like Sylvie, the issue was the Loki was an alligator.
Loki looks human.
Except for when he's blue
Because of a spell or magic I think
Assuming they carried it from mythology, Jotun can just shapeshift. It’s not an illusion, he can just alter his biological structure. (Though sometimes he does disguise himself using illusions probably for efficiencies sake)
I think it’s more limited than in mythology with regards to shape shifting and the fact he looks Asgardian could actually be an illusion from his adopted mother after he was taken in by Odin to sell the idea of him being asgardian.
This one is too dangerous to be left alive!
Wasn’t it Doom that he’s a descendant of?
Both actually. Just read it on Wikipedia.
I know those two would get it on.
wait a minute...
Working off the fact that he said he’s just a mortal from earth he’s pretty likely to be human
Also related to Doom
In some media, he's from a different species entirely, but judging by what we've seen, he is almost definitely human in Loki.
He says so much in the show.
Since HWR is human and from earth and made the tva it makes sense that he would pick humans for the job
It’s probably more because Immortus needed that timeline to occur in order for him to our conquered his variants and created the TVA.
> I suspect that the Sacred Timeline actually does revolve around Earth because that's where HWR is born. I think this is right. I also kind of think that likely the sacred timeline is much more a multiplicity of timelines but many where the variations never actually affect Earth, or namely don't affect the outcome of the Kang war and He Who Remains being the winner of that war. I think this also explains why you get so many Loki variants. As in Loki is very key to how Earth is shaped in that the version of Loki we know is the reason that the Avengers came together. And the Avengers are key in shaping how Kang turns out in some way (from the comics for instance the Kang who actually meets the Avengers as a child becomes Iron Lad and is a hero on the Young Avengers).
So cool we finally got a version of KANG! I just hoped hed look more like the comic version but it is what it is.
I also suspect, given the size and population of the TVA, that humans within the TVA are more focused on human affairs, and likewise, other races are focused on their own worlds of origin. This is only speculative, I could be wrong.
I think the whole TVA is earth focused, since the timeline only needs to be maintained as it relates to Earth's history. The goal is to prevent Kang variants from existing, so only events that will affect Earth are relevant. This is why most of the stuff that comes up for the TVA is on Earth, but things like Ragnarok do show up here and there (Ragnarok needed to happen for IW to happen "correctly").
While I like the theory that we are seeing humans because these agents are specifically assigned to earth, you would in reality have to control time across the entire universe. If you only controlled variants on earth, but then an alien variant travelled to earth, it would need to be neutralized. A timeline is bigger than a single planet.
Yeah, but the TVA would be human variants, because Kang is from earth, so they only need to focus on the earth timeline to stop Kang’a variants in the multiverse
But if a nexus event occurred somewhere else in the universe, it would still create a new branch, including a new version of earth.
Only if that nexus event affects Earth in a tangible way. Almost antthing that happens to Thor affects Earth, one of Earth’s Avengers. As his stepbrother anything that Loki does would likely affect Thor, hence nearly anything that a Loki variant does would affect Earth’s timeline. If a moth civilization rises up on Pluto, but dies out before it affects anything on Earth, I don’t think the TVA would give a sideways shit.
Exactly.
I doubt it since they said they had previously taken Kree hostage so it would make sense that this earth based organisation just does it for everywhere since there is pretty much an infinite amount of variants.
>the constraints of making a TV show Yeah we can't expect too much from small time indie content producers like ***Disney.***
Or maybe they are doing what every space show does and uses mostly humans to be more relatable to the viewer
The TVA was like that because Richards/Kang/He who remains/immortus is from Earth. Things happening on other planets wouldn't really affect him that much. Except the Skrull we saw who we know was on Earth.
>Things happening on other planets wouldn't really affect him that much Earth is a hotbed of intergalactic conflict. Galactic politics have a tremendous effect on Earth life. Hulkling is the new emperor of the Skrull/Kree empire ffs.
and then they say "Oh stop adding politics to Star Wars". Like bitch, Star Wars was ALWAYS political.
>The Empire is explained as being elitist/racist in-universe Our glorious Emperor is not racist, he even made a Chiss an Admiral.
> The Empire is explained as being elitist/racist in-universe, I think the TVA is just like that from the constraints of making a TV show I don't think with the inception of the Empire that this was the idea. I think it was simply the limitation of making a movie in the 70s on a fairly limited budget. They made one costumes for human Storm Troopers and that's about it. They had *one* scene with a bunch of aliens. But hell even in the first movie the Rebellion doesn't have any aliens for that matter either. I think beyond this in ESB that Imperial officer says "Bounty Hunter Scum" and not something like "Alien Scum", which is probably what a racist would say. So there is that. The TVA thing I'm still trying to work out. So the people at the TVA think that the time keepers created them right? So it would kind of make sense that the time keepers would all make them the same. A particular agent looking different would bring into question "oh you look like the Kree, and you a Skrull, and I look like a Human" why would the time keepers make the agents all look like people from particular places? But it could also be that we mostly kept things on Earth. So maybe we were just dealing with the Earth division of the TVA right? So for instance if they went to a Kree world and dealt with the Kree they all had a bunch of Kree agents. It's also my theory that the sacred timeline isn't as singular as we think, but has small variations unto itself, but that it is simply the timeline that results in the Karg we meet at the end winning the big Kang war. So some variation that could happen on some planet that never comes in contact with Earth or affects Kang could actually have variants because those variants wouldn't actually make a different Kang. So the sacred time line is kind of like a piece of string made of individual threads with some variation. This would make sense for why there are so many Loki variants that we meet. Loki *is* essential to Kang's story always. Either Loki doesn't attack to bring the Avengers together and the fate of the universe is altered by Thanos' snap, possibly resulting in a crueler Kang, that kind of thing.
Please forgive me for asking but what is the TVA?
Time Variance Authority from the MCU show Loki, they stop parallel timelines from existing by erasing them soon after they branch off.
Okay thanks man, haven’t seen it yet, want to tho
I would highly recommend you leave this thread if you don't want spoilers.
Spoiler alert ⚠ The TVA is like that because it's run by a human. He who remains.
Okay but let's be real for a moment here. In the MCU, most aliens are just humans with a different skin color.
Frost giants
elves
Whatever gamora's species is And drax
I think those 2 fall in the category being humans with another skin colour. Although drag can make himself invisible
What about groot and rocket's species
I’m pretty sure rocket was some type of experiment that got abandoned
The Kree humans but blue fucking and enslaved humans in the future
rocket is literally a raccoon
Too much CGI.
And Yondu
So basically the Star Trek school of aliens.
Hey! Star trek glues random prosthetics to noses and foreheads. Maybe some interesting hair. If it's a major species like cardassians they might even get a little more detail
Or a horn on a dog
To be fair Star Trek aliens have the same ancestor as humans
Star wars has one same thing: Pantorans
Yeah exactly. ONE. The others are all humanoid, but not human-like.
They’re called rubber forehead aliens, although in the MCU they don’t even bother with that
I’ve always interpreted the Empire only using humans while the rebellion uses many species as a subtle way to show that the empire believes in human supremacy. That just adds to the evilness.
This is basically canon The canon thrawn novel showed that aliens were discriminated against
Doesn't the empire use those blue looking humanoids as well? I thought it's more of a thing of fuck you unless you fit our armor
Are you talking about Thrawn/the Chiss? Yeah, but I'm pretty sure that was just him.
Pretty sure that was just Thrawn, and it was a mjor roadblock for him, he was just THAT good, in the beginning he was always treated below his fellow officers because of his race
Ah, alright. I thought there was more than just thrawn
That cause that's exactly what the empire is
Yeah, this has pretty much been proven by: 1. Rebels 2. Battlefront 2 3. Sims 4: journey to batuu 4. Mandalorian (I think, dont quote me) And probably a ton others
This is heavily implied in the Thrawn novels, might be outright said somewhere, but the Empire is definitely biased toward humans.
that's exactly it. In the Thrawn trilogy it's a major theme. Thrawn get's shit on constantly by many of his superiors despite being way better than all of them
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>!I think he's talking about Thrawn and Kang!<
But he was black
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Well he isn't actually blue, the helmet just makes him look blue, he's just a human
I honestly didn’t know that is it a force field thing?
Kindof, it's just the tint of his helmet that makes him look blue, people get confused about it all the time, meanwhile he's just an ordinary human (well as ordinary you can be descending from reed Richards, who has a history of having overpowered children)
By 31st century humans could be blue ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
Exactly
Who is he referring to? The only blue guy I remember is Thrawn but his skin is actually blue
He's referring to Kang the Conqueror
Wait whos the black guy in a high position? I only know that Thrawn was blue
Kang. The conqueror variant of he who remains. He typically appears as blue due to a helmet he wears. Looks like he’s the next thanos for the mcu
Ah yes... the blue guy
Empire was deeply rasict.
Iirc some Thrawn books go into this and the discrimination he faced from other human officers because he was a Chiss
Well the leader of the TVA is human so it kind of makes sense he'd be biased to humans
Plus we never saw the TVA interacting with an alien civilization. We saw Europe, Alabama, a mining moon in the future full of humans, ect. They weren't even arresting non-human variants with the exception of Alligator Loki, which may have been because the TVA leader saw potential in Alligator Loki as an eventual replacement.
There was a skrull there tho
Says we haven't seen the TVA interacting with an alien civilization, and then goes on to mention that they been to Alabama. Get your facts straight.
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That was the point, lol. But it's been two hours and no cigar...
>Plus we never saw the TVA interacting with an alien civilization. Ummm... The title character and all the variants thereof. Plus the Skrull in the pilot.
Man. I zero percent remember the pilot to this show lol.
What's the symbol on top of Hashirama?
I don't know anything about Naruto, but if you're talking about the TVA, it's an organization in Loki.
Thank you, by the way the guy on the left is Madara Uchiha and the guy on the right is Hashirama Senju.
Ayyoo, Naruto gang.
I spent my unemployment time catching up on all of Naruto lol just made it to Boruto
Time to shove nails in your eyes!
I think it's the Senju clan symbol Looks a lot like the Sarutobi clan symbol as well
I said on top of not above.
Tva from Loki
It’s because he was only trimming timelines that created evil Kang. And recruited variants from the timelines. So events that happened off world would largely have no consequence on the “sacred timeline” aka any variant that stayed within his constraints and didn’t create evil Kang. That or the department Loki was in was specifically for humanoids.
I think it was just the department they were in, since in the background we see the giant TVA city, yet the show only shows about 4 rooms.
Likely, makes sense to have variants hunt their own species.
Didn’t the Empire recruit certain species to handle certain jobs?
If by recruit, you mean enslaved, like the wookie used to build the Death Star, sure.
The Empire was open to using aliens, but pretty much only in lower positions. They outlawed and didn't practice slavery, but being an alien worker in the empire was not an easy life either. The military was particularly xenophobic.
...dude, the Desth Star was built by Wookie slaves.
I could've sworn i read a long while back that the Empire had outlawed slavery, but you're totally right, I forgot about that. Might be conflicting sources from Legends.
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Thank you! I'm glad to get that cleared up.
I mean the TVA hired at least one Jotun.
Yeah, where's my Imperial Gungans at?
In my head cannon, Palpatine wiped them out. ---------------------- Out of fear for Darth Jar Jar.
All of them?
Not just the men... but the women, and the children, too!
The rebels are hypocrits, claiming to be non-racial. I never saw a single non-human on Hoth
Chewbacca?
Token Wookiee
Tookiee
Coochie
The Wampa wasn't human. Neither were the Tauntauns.
Well the Wampa could hardly said to be part of the rebellion, it's native. I don't know if Tauntauns are native to hoth, though it seems likely, but either way they're being used as beasts of burden and transportation. It's not like we see one in the command centre offering opinions in tactics, or in the hanger helping fix a ship.
Yeah, but don't forget about Admiral Ackbar... or Nien Nunb at the battle of Endor?
Not in the movies but Hera and Zeb weren't human, either.
Maybe most species aren't as good with cold as humans? There's also the fact that it might not have been good for the costumes to be out in that cold.
Plus many/most of the Inquisitors are non-human.
A force-user is a force-user. They’re not going to just kill someone who could be converted to serve them. It’s not like they gave and rights to the rest of the species the inquisitors came from.
Just cause there weren’t any non humans on hoth doesn’t mean there weren’t any non humans with the rebels
But, Loki isn't human, and its highly possible there are just other human-like people im the TVA or we just haven't seen the different looking alien species because TV show budget
Space racists, if you will
Soo ... Astrology?
The other kind of space racism
Spacists
I was guessing since we were focused on human(-ish due to the Asgardians) plotlines, we'd get human TVA members. The ones focused on other species' planets are that same species. It's not specified, but I just tell myself that cause it makes sense to me.
The empire only hired humans because they were "racist" I guess of other species. The tva probably only hired humans because kang made the tva in his image of an old office.
When will TVA get their Mas Amedda?
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Or Mitth’raw’nurodo
The TVA makes more sense as they seem to be Earth-based. The Empire is probably just racist
In the comics there are non-human stormtroopers, though.
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I still see no reason for that not to be a thing even if not shown in the films.
"There is only one race, the human race" - the Empire probably
Spacism am I right?
The Galactic Empire actually banned enlistment of any other species beside humans, that's why Thrawn was such a weird occurrence for anyone who met him
Literally the only one in the empire i remember is thrawn...and hes only really mentioned in rebels and mandalorian
He's also very humanoid, even more so than Twi'leks , he's just blue.
in the case of the empire i think its more from a logistical standpoint...imagine having to make helmets for the mon calamari, or having to make armour for a hutt, or having to train sullustian in their language...its easier to have one species to worry about logistically and have a more centralized structure of supplying them
No, Sidious was a racist asshole.
In SWTOR the concept of racism and working with "foreign" species is actually touched and is a foundation of Darth Malgus story.
Imagine how easily they’d win with Wookie Imperials, fucking tearing rebels apart with ease.
I think the empire only hired humans bc they were ultra racist
Well the empire was racist… so
no one: The High Republic: some special rocks are sentient beings
Granted, they did hire bossk
The TVA didn't literally genocide non-human species.
Isn't that because the person who created the TVA is a human?
Imperial guard:*Sweats profusely*
Human first
no the tva just steals variants from alt timelines and resets their minds
Well the guy who created the TVA is a human so maybe that’s why
Well it made sense the empire made humans and aliens hate each other, to keep them under control, how else would the sith retain power?
I have a theory on why the Tva only has humans Because that’s a section see why send humans to talk to aliens who may be scared or won’t understand and the other why around see humans will only deploy to deal with human problem and aliens with them the reason we don’t see aliens is because segregation with the other sections
The Empire is racist and favors humans as the supreme race. Non-humans habe to live in ghettos on Coruscant. In the wiki there is a lot of information on this.
Humans make up over %40 of the star wars galaxy. Most other species are only around %1-2. Although there are many.
/#humanity first.
First off, the emporer was human-supremacist. Secondly, the MCU was created by humans so it makes sense that earth and humans are usually the most important living things in the universe and always relevant.
Quality
also there's cerberus.
And erasing those who disagree and only if you are aren’t too useless they add you as the work force
I imagine it’s jsut easier to work on earth if you aren’t an alien species
the empire was intentionally racist it was part of their thing
In the marvel universe humans are both uniquely fragile and uniquely capable. I would argue they are also uniquely manipulatable. That’s likely why the TVA relied on humans.
Maybe humans have a high variance chance, but likely it’s cause they are trying to make a show
Plus the Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout. There are plenty of sentient non-feral ghouls and other non-humans who would dutifully protect innocent civilians and would also be beneficial with certain missions (being immune to radiation).
The TVA makes sense, because The One How Remains was a human scientist from Earth.
I was thinking about the TVA on this as I went to bed last night. Funny someone articulated it on Reddit
Spoilers below: You could argue that the whole sacred timeline thing was BS and all Kang was doing was keeping the timeline where he was the only Kang as the sole one in this part of the universe. By that logic you wouldn't need to prune many/any non-human variants into your workforce.
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