DOOM IS TIME-SLIPPING INTO HIS OWN VARIANTS Doom is time-slipping and dream-walking into his own variants. That scene where he gets thrown out of the window and performs those strange movements in the air before landing looks exactly like Loki’s time-slipping. Doom is jumping into different versions of himself at key moments, taking control and changing their outcomes. The multiple Doom costumes we’ve seen aren’t just different outfits they’re different variants. Sue saying, “He used to be different,” and Reed asking, “Victor, did you do this?” now make perfect sense. They’re interacting with a Doom who isn’t their Victor. Doom has also taken Loki’s throne, giving him a direct view of the multiverse. From there, he can see exactly when and where to jump into another variant. Every Doom is essentially a remote-controlled Doombot, with Doom controlling them across the multiverse. There isn’t one Doom in Doomsday. There’s an entire network of them.