If an anchor being dies, their universe dies, right? Process usually takes thousands of years, but still—that’s it. Universe is dead.
At the same time, in Deadpool & Wolverine, Paradox makes this out to be a relatively uncommon thing.
But how could a universe’s death be an uncommon thing if its life depends on an anchor being staying alive when everyone dies?
Logan, the gods of Asgard—they may have much longer lives than everyone else, but they’re still not immortal (and before you argue with me, Odin makes this perfectly clear in one of the earliest scenes of Thor: The Dark World—the comic book gods may be immortal, but the MCU ones are not).
So unless a specific universe’s anchor being winds up being one of the great cosmic entities like Eternity or The Living Tribunal, then that universe will eventually die and everything that happened in it will never have happened.
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