Under what circumstances does a Marvel character get sent to the void?

I'm been wondering about this ever since I saw Deadpool and Wolverine: What needs to happen to a Marvel character to get sent to the void? I'm not sure my most of the X-Men franchise villains are there considering as far as I know the X-Men cinematic universe is still extant. I can understand why the 2000's Fantastic Four's Human Torch is there considering their universe is pretty small and only lasted two movies. But if that's the case how were Garfield's and Maguire's Spiderman's not in the void when No Way Home came around(I count that as canon despite bad writing because it was acknowledged in Across the Spider-Verse).

I'm drawing a blank here and could really use some help

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eagc72025-09-26 08:32

Pre-Loki it would be because of them deviating from their intended path

Now in the case of characters like Blade and so on it seems more to be that the TVA warned them that their worlds were dying, but the heroes opted to fight for their world and it proved more trouble than it was worth it to the TVA and sent them to the void.

So since this is post-Loki and they aren't sending people to the void anymore because of them deviating from their intended path it seems with say Tobey and Andrew their worlds are not in the verge of dying and if they are then the TVA has not warned them yet, thus they didn't caused any issues for the TVA

PaintingOwn29022025-09-26 09:26

But wouldn't sending them to the void violate the more humane approach the TVA is taking? Or is like losing the anchor being?

juances192025-09-26 16:26

I wouldn't call the current TVA more "humane". They are way better than during HWR's rule but they still take a neutral approach.

Their goal is basically to let "nature run it's course" rather than have someone like Kang pulling the strings. They don't go around saving universes, if one is doomed to die they let it die.

Maximus3612025-09-29 05:49

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