Deep Dive

The TVA is tasked with monitoring realities throughout the multiverse to ensure that any sequential meddling is kept to a minimum…or is at least manageable. They are responsible and have authority over all existing realities. However, their authority over realities is often disputed, with disagreements coming from organizations like the Congress of Realities, or from Kang the Conqueror.

Since we know that Jonathan Majors has been cast as Kang for Ant-Man 3, we’re beginning to think that Loki could be setting up the introduction to this time-traveling villain. Kang has many past and future alternate versions of himself that operate under different guises – could the introduction of multiple realities also mean multiple Kangs in the MCU? My geeky brain can’t take the possibilities!

TVA employees, or Chronomonitors, are born for a specific function, and this function sees that they have lifetime employment within the organization. How fun for them. In the new TV show, they’re referred to as Minute Men, and have way more personality and are individual characters, but likely one thing they have in common is they still don’t know what a fish is. These employees are clones, which is to improve efficiency, however, they do also recruit outside candidates who show promising ability, like Justice Peace.

Justice Peace worked in the Special Services for the Federal Police in Brooklynopolis before aligning with the TVA on a mission to capture Zaniac. This particular mission had him cross paths with Thor, and together they were able to save Jane Foster. After this incident, Justice Peace was officially recruited into the TVA and worked under Mobius M. Mobius.

Mr. Mobius M. Mobius is a hard-working member of the TVA who worked his way up the management chain to become an executive in senior management. It was under his supervision that the Fantastic Four, who were being prosecuted for their illegal time travel, were able to escape. Because of this, and because of some files that also went missing, Mobius’s position became unstable. He began exploring employment opportunities with the Kang Dynasty, and was able to use this as a way to protect his position with the TVA and gain a promotion.

Mobius was also one of the judges for the trial of She-Hulk, who had illegally used time as a way to warn Hawkeye of his future death. The villain Clockwise stopped the trial with a pretty inconvenient cannon, which left Mobius the only surviving judge in the wake of the weapon. After She-Hulk captured Clockwise, Mobius ruled in her favor and let her stay in her timeline. However, since she was guilty of playing with time and Mobius had a job to do, her sentence was to take a TVA prisoner into her custody.