Well, I mean, Asgardians and Frost Giants live up to around 5,000 years, as confirmed by Loki in The Dark World film, so a few centuries to him is probably like just a few years to us. Plus, he's a god, so his mental fortitude is extremely high, way more than regular humans'.
@@primalvelocity3811spending centuries living a regular life and spending centuries stuck in a time loop trying to learn physics to safe his friends and entire branches of timelines is not the same surely. One is natural and the other is much more boring and stressful
@@marcopineda9507 Indeed. That was also in The Dark World film. A very underrated film, in my humble opinion. It's certainly better than the Love and Thunder film, at least to me, I'll tell you that much.
Loki spent centuries learning, talking with friends, and with each reset, mastering his powers as well. Centuries without aging but getting more and more powerful, and now he's literally holding all of the MCU together.
I can’t even imagine during the centuries of learning mechanics, engineering and physics. Like Loki must’ve repeated that single day so many times he probably lost count
I love how it's played like a joke But in reality, it's really scary and inspiring that loki actually use 100+ years learning about everything that o.b knew And made his later statement "what a waste of time" even more painful
a century for asgardians who live for 5000 years is like 2 years to human lifespan. Which is like taking my 2 years master degree (which is also a waste of time 😔)
Loki learning the mechanics combined with is magic is what allowed him to control the branches at the end, those centuries of learning and study were not a waste.
Well, that's because you're a regular human, as the rest of us are. Loki is a god, who lives up to around 5,000 years, as confirmed by Loki himself in The Dark World film, so a few centuries to him is probably like a few years to us. Plus, his mental fortitude is extremely high, way more than regular humans', being a god.
What most don’t realize is that O.B. too has had centuries of Mechanics, Physics, and Engineering due to the time distortion of the TVA. That is why it took Loki centuries to at least catch up to O.B.
Can you believe how strong will you have to possess to actually learn sth like that for centuries?! Not to mention the intelligence ... But seriously, the patience of this guy! 💚
Bro did you shorten “something” to “sth”? Jesus Christ… just when I though we’d finally hit the wall of stupidity in ebonics. And you’ve already edited your comment at the time of me writing this. Don’t try that “oh I meant smth” bullshit. You should’ve caught it during the edit. But no, you pressed send before proof reading the final product. Shame.
This sort of explains why Loki is so attached to & willing to sacrifice himself to save these guys. He’s known them for centuries now. Otherwise it a bit weird that he cares so much for people he’s only known for a few months at most.
And to remember all their quips and jabs towards each other. I wonder if there were a few times where he time slipped back, do nothing and to just quietly hang around with them. Fk this makes me sad.
@@haroldramislives tbh I feel like he kinda gets unfazed about that... When Victor got shredded repeatedly loki was probably like here we go again in the show
Not really, most of his decisions aren't selfish, the problem is that most people treat him as such. Loki just never bothers explaining those people his motivations, which in turn gets him a bad reputation. In short, he sacrificed himself because that was the only current solution to a problem and he was tired of running away. I mean, what were the alternative solutions - abduct someone from their own timeline to replace him; plot and manipulate others until eventually a fitting person goes through the same process he did and make a decision to sacrifice themselves. That's what The One who Remains pretty much tried to alert Loki and Sylvie - multiple times, presumably, but they were stuck in loops of running away when faced with problems ( the only difference being Sylvie misplaced running away with desire for revenge ).
How wholesome he became after spending hundreds of years with his friends he was trying to save. Probably made it easier for him to live with his infinite solitude he was about to have
Back of the envelope calculation: Loki spent "centuries", so let's just say 400 years as a guess. A typical college degree takes 4 years, but Loki is a fast learner/god and probably spent all his time learning, so let's say he was able to do the equivalent to a college degree in ~ 6 months. Thus, he would have the equivalent of 800 college degrees of knowledge. This probably included both broad knowledge and highly specialized subjects, so he probably would know more than any genius on Earth, such as Tony or Bruce
@@ThePartisan13to be fair, they’re definitely not just using normal physics, mechanics and engineering but multiverses level of advanced versions of it, which would undoubtedly be leagues way more complex than the most complex scientific question and knowledge we currently have have. So yeah, if we assume Loki starts learning from the stand point as a starter, it would make sense that he would take centuries to learn *all* that knowledge and even be better than the literally multiverses IT guy
@@ThePartisan13all geniuses need a fresh perspecrive to speculate from. Difference between a genius and just an intelligent guy, is how bendable your grasp is of the knowledge you were given. But it's very typical for our unintelligent type to always point and laugh when someone makes one mistake or a couple. The road to discovery is littered with papers of discarded ideas.
Let's not forget that Casey didn't skip a beat when Loki asked to learn, I have no doubt that Loki would've gone to him numerous times to get his knowledge when he was learning about math and physics since Casey memorized the TVA handbook as well (feel like OB would be too annoying/take too long to have to constantly go back in time and deal with his nonsense.)
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The mechanics physics and engineering used to create the TVA was only possible by the shared knowledge from many kangs throughout the multiverse. It makes sense that it would take centuries to learn it all.
Yup. And now one naturally immortal being with already crazy levels of power...has it all. And decided to give everyone a real chance to live. Even ostensibly the Kangs. Too bad those guys are going to waste a golden opportunity just to try and conquer something that has pretty much become unconquerable now.
Like this is the complete opposite of what doctor strange did by learning magic. He managed to learn physics and engineering in the span of centuries to where he could build and improve a machine that can tamper with the fabric of the multiverse.
@@johnrobertson7583 Yeah I think it's safe to say that he's definitely worthy, after all the knowledge and wisdom he gained over those centuries of learning, not to mention the great sacrifice he made to keep the multiverse from falling apart.
@@legendarybro2455I feel like at this point he probably understands the universe on a level that he can "hack" odin's enchantment. Now, he probably sees mjolnir the same way TVA sees the infinity stones.
He had an infinite amount of time to learn, so he didn't necessarily study without breaks. He may have given himself vacation several times. Still, it's an impressive feat.
@lucabestea6844 Just anybody who has ever gone to graduate school in these subjects? BTW, Mechanics is a branch of Physics, not to be mistaken with Mechanical Engineering. In which there are also graduate programs. Engineers have been known to work like that, too. Which maybe is why flextime is a thing.
I cant comprehend how dedicated Loki was to saving everyone he transcended what it means to be a hero to another level, he spent centuries learning physics just so he could save the world
My guess is that O.B was right about it being decades but there a possibility that Victor might have noticed that Loki might be gaining knowledge by looping, because there is a limited of time until the melt down, Loki had to loop, learn a bit more whilst getting in the way of OB, Casey and Victor and then trial and error it to figure out every single mistake
yeah imagine all could be learnt in 30 years but do the circumtances, loki only have 20 minutes to learn something new, test it, see it fail and the loop have to start again due to the meltdown.... it would actually take centuries to complete this feat indeed.
Also the problem he's trying to fix is knowledge that has taken hundreds of years across kangs, ob, and you know time limit with physics engineering and mechanics.
Loki: "I've been falling for 30 minutes!" Ant Man: "I've been stuck in the Quantum Realm for 5 hours." Dr Strange: "I've been dangling on the Grand Canyon for 12 hours!" TVA Loki: (Spent centuries in a time loop) "Amateurs..."
the dedication of learning things for a century .. and not at optimal conditions... lets all take a moment to fathom.. every time he travels back in time its only for few hours, repeats this countless times, repeat the same story to OB and the others, figure out what he needs to learn .. the idea of this puts shivers down my spine .. for centuries
1:19 the fact that Loki already knew what Mobius was going to say shows that he repeated the centuries he spent learning the mechanics of the Temporal Loom many times.
He became a different man after that. He was willing to spend centuries learning these topics to avoid being alone for eternity and having to leave his friends. He knew after the loom failed to hold all the branches after enlarging the loom, that it was the only way forward. It goes to show that He Who Remains, who also went through this very similar situation, chose Loki for the job.
Am I the only one who thought that there had to be a moment where Loki nearly discovered Kang's twist with the Loom but was too focused to give it that final thought it needed to solidify?
I think he may be referring to how they questioned Loki’s sudden knowledge and cautiously suggested OB do it instead but it’s not hilarious anyways. At the most a bit funny but hilarious would be an overreaction maybe
@@BRB-ck3jr that’s just a metaphor that you take everything way too seriously. Just chill. Touch some grass. And maybe you might meet someone while you are at it.
When you think about it, he has, essentially, spent centuries with these people as he was learning the mechanics. It's no suprise that he's more goofy and friendly around them.
This is a actually the time what made loki accept the fate that he have to di what he had to do, nothing made more sense to loki then this that he needed his friends more then anything, every scenario he went through, all of his friends accepted what loki wanted to do even silvie, they were the only ones who believed in loki and helped him do what even wanted to do even without them realising that loki can travel through time and space
Just watched LOKI after finding time. Did anyone else realize that the joke about loki coming for O.B.'s job came true? We were introduce to O.B. as someone isolated from the rest of the team for centuries if not millennia, doing work just hoping he is helping the rest of the team. At the end, we see O.B. as physically part of a team, but Loki is now holding the multiverse together, isolated.
I'm kind of just imagining Loki, like, timslipping into various college lectures. "Him? Oh, yeah, apparently we're being audited by a god. Yes, the tenure board had better be taking that into consideration."
Loki spent centuries learning everything O.B. and Victor knew, and likely centuries and centuries more just repeating the time prior to the loom exploding working out every possible mistake to try and save the TVA. Like Groundhog Day, he spent so much time repeating events he started to learn what everyone would say depending on the situation. He stops being Loki of Asgard and becomes someone entirely different, to the point he cares about the people at the TVA and is terrified of being alone.
"The rings. The rings are too small. We're going to make them bigger." I don't know why but the way he says that is hilarious. Like a madman describing perpetual motion, except in this case he actually got really close
i love the way ouroboros and victor talk about how long it takes to learn all the physics, ouroboros seems to be only referring to the physics and engineering relating to the project, victor seems to tell him the actual answer loki's looking for and i think thats why he turned to him.
After the last episode thor's quote of loki understanding what it means to have a throne better than anybody and everybody hits so much harder. The original loki he was talking to of course didn't but at the same time that one and the tva one are almost identical. Plus since the tva is out of the time stream loki both knew and didn't know that burden better than anybody. Just so deep and awesome
People here a forgetting that for Asgardians, Centuries pass by more like decades and they perceive time differently than humans so for Loki, 100+ years was essentially only like 10+ years.
In my head cannon, it is him learning physics that prepared him to ascend to the throne of time. He had to complement his sorcery and trickery with a genuine understanding of reality.
I kind of wanted to see how he learnt all that...like: "Ok guys, I know we don't have much time, but I need you guys to stop what your doing and teach me mechanics until the looms overloads and breaks down", or if sometimes he just time skipped to take a break, still while everyone else is trying to save all timelines
As a physics major graduating this May after 7 years of perseverance and caffeine infused allnighters...yah, sounds about right. I mean, my major was a BACHELORS. A mere dip of the toes in the proverbial water. People who make physics their career, geez. And just imagine what Loki would have to learn in those centuries to operate a machine that sits as part of the very foundation of that universe's time.
the centuries remark makes sense, O.B is at least 400 yrs old and learning all the things someone whose lived for 400 yrs is going to take a long time.
Indeed. Asgardians and Frost Giants live up to around 5,000 years, as confirmed by Loki in The Dark World film, so a few centuries to him is probably like just a few years to us. Plus, he's a god, so his mental fortitude is extremely high, way more than regular humans'.
MIND BLOWING commitment, like, really. Imagine having a plan that takes centuries to conclude??? Most people cant even make their new years resolution survive a month. The series really missed by not showing his struggle throught the centuries, it would also be important to show his attachement to the tva, once again, he spent CENTURIES living there.
It never occurred to me until this moment, but Tom Hiddleston would probably make a pretty good Doctor. That thoughts going to live in the back of my brain for a while
Loki is a Frost Giant who can live thousands of years. So him spending a few centuries learning physics would be like a human getting a PhD. In fact, you would think that the Asgradians already teaches their kids a lot of science in their equivalent of high school and college. You can't have a super advanced society without an educated populous.
I would love to see a scenne in avengers secret wars where bunch of characters try to figure how they went to battle world are and it's Loki who gives scientific expalanations how it's possible and all characters including eg. Bruce Banner and Thor are stunned by Loki's knowledge.
@@1sefferro Because he actually spent those centuries trying to learn. Of course we're gonna see the comedic touch when we see "some time afer", "5 minutes after", "a week after", but in this case he spent the last hours before everything collapses ... in centuries. He had to actually learn from scratch in order to try and save everyone. So when it appears "centuries later", he did spent those years studying everyday while knowing that everything is ending.
Loki spent his life looking for his glorious purpose(in all the wrong places), now that it's here and he alone can make a difference loki is highly motivated
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Loki actually spent centuries to learn the mechanics. That’s incredible.
Well, I mean, Asgardians and Frost Giants live up to around 5,000 years, as confirmed by Loki in The Dark World film, so a few centuries to him is probably like just a few years to us. Plus, he's a god, so his mental fortitude is extremely high, way more than regular humans'.
@@primalvelocity3811thats still a lot of time for him shows how hell bent he was in saving everyone
@@primalvelocity3811 he even said to Thor that 100 years is just a heartbeat to them.
@@primalvelocity3811spending centuries living a regular life and spending centuries stuck in a time loop trying to learn physics to safe his friends and entire branches of timelines is not the same surely. One is natural and the other is much more boring and stressful
@@marcopineda9507 Indeed. That was also in The Dark World film. A very underrated film, in my humble opinion. It's certainly better than the Love and Thunder film, at least to me, I'll tell you that much.
Loki spent centuries learning, talking with friends, and with each reset, mastering his powers as well. Centuries without aging but getting more and more powerful, and now he's literally holding all of the MCU together.
Just like doctor strange
Idk about more powerful, just more aware.
@@professorx3060 Or Dr. Who.
I guess he always was! The tesseract was hidden behind a monolith of Yggdrasil... Behind the snake...
He ages though, but since he is a god It didn’t make much of a difference.
I can’t even imagine during the centuries of learning mechanics, engineering and physics. Like Loki must’ve repeated that single day so many times he probably lost count
It was a trial for him becoming the one above all.
Dude he became doctor who
i mean he could go whenever he wants in time, might be even return to Asgard
@@crimsonhunter8997 America's answer to Dr Who, Loki.
I'd love to do it.
I love how it's played like a joke
But in reality, it's really scary and inspiring that loki actually use 100+ years learning about everything that o.b knew
And made his later statement "what a waste of time" even more painful
a century for asgardians who live for 5000 years is like 2 years to human lifespan. Which is like taking my 2 years master degree (which is also a waste of time 😔)
You mean 200+...
Centuries definitely means higher than 200 and cannot be lower than 100
@@sifutophmasterofeyerolling2513 Way to contradict yourself in 12 words or less.
@@TillyOrifice *which means it cannot be lower than 100+.
One typo and you can't understand, skill issue tbh
Not only it made Loki wiser, but it also made him stronger since gods like him get more powerful the longer they live.
He’s the same age, he was reliving the same day again and again.
@@brandenmarcum430he's actually get stronger at the end
He’s a frost giant
@@clivir8809not because of age, just because of knowledge and his time slipping abilities
@@stinkydognuts idk... Maybe
Loki is literally holding the MCU together, both in canon, and in real life. Very poetic.
Real
Real
Realest
And I haven't seen it yet, but I feel Deadpool will take the baton, at least in saving MCU in real life XD
@@99999drakeI don’t care about the MCU, only Deadpool
even his friends cant never fully imagine how long Loki has spent his time with them how far he would go for them
Just to end up alone in the end, what a harsh fate
@@cynthiaevelin8612at least through the century he spent with them was enough to make him feel less lonely
"how long will it take"
centuries
alright hold my 5 b33rs of wrath and piece of paper to the DC. all aboard!!!!
Loki learning the mechanics combined with is magic is what allowed him to control the branches at the end, those centuries of learning and study were not a waste.
Loki got more of a stronger willpower than me. I would've give up on physics in less than 2 years.
Well, that's because you're a regular human, as the rest of us are. Loki is a god, who lives up to around 5,000 years, as confirmed by Loki himself in The Dark World film, so a few centuries to him is probably like a few years to us. Plus, his mental fortitude is extremely high, way more than regular humans', being a god.
thats because he has all the time in the world lol
Calculus drove me to drink...
I mean, he really didn't have a choice. We had a choice to give up, he didn't.
2 years !? I would have given up in 2 weeks
"Let's assume I don't know much, but I'm a fast learner and I'm a god." 😂😂🔥💯
"Decades!"
"Century"
* loki looks visibly sad *
**CENTURIES LATER**
@@scamhunter2346 honestly, it would've worked better if it was "years" "decades" then "centuries later"
Eons; here. Signed; Atlas.
What most don’t realize is that O.B. too has had centuries of Mechanics, Physics, and Engineering due to the time distortion of the TVA. That is why it took Loki centuries to at least catch up to O.B.
"Someone's coming for your job...I'ma comin', I'ma comin'." Lol
I love it makes me laugh every time
Crazy to hear him talk like that! 😂
Tom is just brilliant 😂
Can you believe how strong will you have to possess to actually learn sth like that for centuries?! Not to mention the intelligence ... But seriously, the patience of this guy! 💚
Bro did you shorten “something” to “sth”? Jesus Christ… just when I though we’d finally hit the wall of stupidity in ebonics. And you’ve already edited your comment at the time of me writing this. Don’t try that “oh I meant smth” bullshit. You should’ve caught it during the edit. But no, you pressed send before proof reading the final product. Shame.
@@hawthornflowertreethe heck are you talking about
@@hawthornflowertreecringe
@@hawthornflowertree lmao, what does any of this have to do with being "woke"?
I wonder if he ever went to Tony (before 2012 of course lol).
This sort of explains why Loki is so attached to & willing to sacrifice himself to save these guys.
He’s known them for centuries now. Otherwise it a bit weird that he cares so much for people he’s only known for a few months at most.
I agree aswell .It would have been weird for him to be so self-sacrificing for people he knew only for a handful of months
And to remember all their quips and jabs towards each other.
I wonder if there were a few times where he time slipped back, do nothing and to just quietly hang around with them.
Fk this makes me sad.
@@unkennyvalley287its even sadder when you imagine all the times he has seen them die
@@haroldramislives tbh I feel like he kinda gets unfazed about that... When Victor got shredded repeatedly loki was probably like here we go again in the show
Not really, most of his decisions aren't selfish, the problem is that most people treat him as such. Loki just never bothers explaining those people his motivations, which in turn gets him a bad reputation.
In short, he sacrificed himself because that was the only current solution to a problem and he was tired of running away. I mean, what were the alternative solutions - abduct someone from their own timeline to replace him; plot and manipulate others until eventually a fitting person goes through the same process he did and make a decision to sacrifice themselves.
That's what The One who Remains pretty much tried to alert Loki and Sylvie - multiple times, presumably, but they were stuck in loops of running away when faced with problems ( the only difference being Sylvie misplaced running away with desire for revenge ).
“The TVA handbook? You BOTH wrote it, isn’t that amazing?” 😂😂
I NEED to see this Loki interacting with Tony and Bruce and them being completely dumbstruck at how intelligent he is
They wouldn't. Loki is too smart to let them figure out how much he has actually changed since they last met him.
And Reed
The problem with wise characters is that it is shallow to make them petty
He isn't a GOD for no reason
THIS!
How wholesome he became after spending hundreds of years with his friends he was trying to save. Probably made it easier for him to live with his infinite solitude he was about to have
0:05 Timely's giggle at the question, is _Chef's Kiss_ 😂
0:45 you know “WHO” I saw instead of Loki, Doctor Who. I totally see Tom Hiddleston as the Doctor
Dude that would be awesome
agree
He would KILL that role.
Glad I'm not the only one
Is it Dr Doom ?
Back of the envelope calculation:
Loki spent "centuries", so let's just say 400 years as a guess. A typical college degree takes 4 years, but Loki is a fast learner/god and probably spent all his time learning, so let's say he was able to do the equivalent to a college degree in ~ 6 months. Thus, he would have the equivalent of 800 college degrees of knowledge. This probably included both broad knowledge and highly specialized subjects, so he probably would know more than any genius on Earth, such as Tony or Bruce
The fact it took him that long to understand that information leads me to believe he's not as smart as a lot of people make him out to be.
I’d like to imagine he spent a couple decades dicking around, perhaps in an existential crisis
@@ThePartisan13to be fair, they’re definitely not just using normal physics, mechanics and engineering but multiverses level of advanced versions of it, which would undoubtedly be leagues way more complex than the most complex scientific question and knowledge we currently have have. So yeah, if we assume Loki starts learning from the stand point as a starter, it would make sense that he would take centuries to learn *all* that knowledge and even be better than the literally multiverses IT guy
@@labbit35 And yet he couldn't immediately sus out the scaling issue? My point still stands, lol.
@@ThePartisan13all geniuses need a fresh perspecrive to speculate from. Difference between a genius and just an intelligent guy, is how bendable your grasp is of the knowledge you were given. But it's very typical for our unintelligent type to always point and laugh when someone makes one mistake or a couple. The road to discovery is littered with papers of discarded ideas.
1:07 A round of applause for Tom spitting _that_ one out.
"Wait, that's an actual line? .... Okay then!"
Let's not forget that Casey didn't skip a beat when Loki asked to learn, I have no doubt that Loki would've gone to him numerous times to get his knowledge when he was learning about math and physics since Casey memorized the TVA handbook as well (feel like OB would be too annoying/take too long to have to constantly go back in time and deal with his nonsense.)
Loki just casually spending centuries learning about physics until be becomes the Marvel's version of The Doctor
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And engineering, and mechanics, a hell of a lot of those as well 😂😂😂😂
The mechanics physics and engineering used to create the TVA was only possible by the shared knowledge from many kangs throughout the multiverse. It makes sense that it would take centuries to learn it all.
Yup. And now one naturally immortal being with already crazy levels of power...has it all. And decided to give everyone a real chance to live. Even ostensibly the Kangs.
Too bad those guys are going to waste a golden opportunity just to try and conquer something that has pretty much become unconquerable now.
I think Jane and Thor would be very puzzled if they saw Loki speaking like that 😂
Like this is the complete opposite of what doctor strange did by learning magic. He managed to learn physics and engineering in the span of centuries to where he could build and improve a machine that can tamper with the fabric of the multiverse.
And then picking up Mjolnir and saying "Here, you might need this"
@@johnrobertson7583 Yeah I think it's safe to say that he's definitely worthy, after all the knowledge and wisdom he gained over those centuries of learning, not to mention the great sacrifice he made to keep the multiverse from falling apart.
@@legendarybro2455 sorry to say this but that hammer Ain't worthy of him now 😂
@@legendarybro2455I feel like at this point he probably understands the universe on a level that he can "hack" odin's enchantment.
Now, he probably sees mjolnir the same way TVA sees the infinity stones.
Give this man a green lantern ring for the amount of willpower it must’ve taken to learn all that
He didn't even try to find a different way, he heard it and thought "Well, here we go.".
This must be the best version of Loki. Who could sit literally 24 hours doing mechanics, mathematics and physics, let alone *centuries* 😂?
He had an infinite amount of time to learn, so he didn't necessarily study without breaks. He may have given himself vacation several times. Still, it's an impressive feat.
@lucabestea6844 Just anybody who has ever gone to graduate school in these subjects? BTW, Mechanics is a branch of Physics, not to be mistaken with Mechanical Engineering. In which there are also graduate programs. Engineers have been known to work like that, too.
Which maybe is why flextime is a thing.
I could sit through 24 hours of it since I like it
I cant comprehend how dedicated Loki was to saving everyone he transcended what it means to be a hero to another level, he spent centuries learning physics just so he could save the world
My guess is that O.B was right about it being decades but there a possibility that Victor might have noticed that Loki might be gaining knowledge by looping, because there is a limited of time until the melt down, Loki had to loop, learn a bit more whilst getting in the way of OB, Casey and Victor and then trial and error it to figure out every single mistake
yeah imagine all could be learnt in 30 years but do the circumtances, loki only have 20 minutes to learn something new, test it, see it fail and the loop have to start again due to the meltdown.... it would actually take centuries to complete this feat indeed.
@@mamsdiawulana true but he could just go a few days or weeks before the meltdown and ask O.B
@@torad_2120 yeah but he has to test each and every theory during the meltdown. To see it fail. So being closer to the meltdown is crucial. I think
Also the problem he's trying to fix is knowledge that has taken hundreds of years across kangs, ob, and you know time limit with physics engineering and mechanics.
Meanwhile Tony Stark...
"When did you becoma an expert on thermonuclear astrophysics?"
"Last night."
Loki: "I've been falling for 30 minutes!"
Ant Man: "I've been stuck in the Quantum Realm for 5 hours."
Dr Strange: "I've been dangling on the Grand Canyon for 12 hours!"
TVA Loki: (Spent centuries in a time loop) "Amateurs..."
Didn't Dr. Strange get murdered millions of times in the time loop with Doormamu?
@notashark6801 yes and I believe he actually spent centuries in that loop as well. Or something like that
@@notashark6801 but there doctor strange didn't remembered a thing and here loki has to learn everything
Dr strange has similar “time feats” if you can call them that
0:21 I love his "Oh....." face reaction at that
tic tic tic C E N T U R I E S L A T E R
you can see the pain on his face when he hears "centuries"
Loki basically now the smartest man alive, maybe even smarter than Reed Richards or Tony Stark
Smarter than kang…
Not exactly how it works but we can say he's definitely the smartest god ryn. 😂
Yes now he is smartest mcu character. Smarter than reed Richards and tony stark.
That's why he is now the yggdrasil tree.
Well, Tony’s not exactly alive.
the dedication of learning things for a century .. and not at optimal conditions... lets all take a moment to fathom.. every time he travels back in time its only for few hours, repeats this countless times, repeat the same story to OB and the others, figure out what he needs to learn .. the idea of this puts shivers down my spine .. for centuries
The depth of Loki's character compared to what he was at the beginning is astonishing.
If Loki can study physics and engineering for centuries, I can do it for 4 hours
Are you a god?
Please. Somebody call this man to be the Doctor in Doctor Who some day !
This final episode was the most Doctor Who thing I’ve ever seen outside of Doctor Who
Impossible dream - crossover co-authored with Russell T Davies
1:07 Tom can use jargons and technical terms and still seduce anyone.
My head canon is that Loki leaves the TVA for a breif moment in time to get his Masters Degree in engineering.😂
Me too, I was wondering what community college he went to. How did he apply for a loan?
@@Hector_RicoHe was DB Cooper at one point.
@@ThePartisan13 so thats where all the money wound up. He laundered it somehow and used it for tuition. Crazy.
He could have just asked Sylvie to help him read the mind of OB.
When you're stuck on the same level you've been playing on repeat 😂
THey just casually threw in "centuries of groundhog day type quantum mechanics style" learning. Reminds me of the dr who epsiode
1:19 the fact that Loki already knew what Mobius was going to say shows that he repeated the centuries he spent learning the mechanics of the Temporal Loom many times.
He became a different man after that.
He was willing to spend centuries learning these topics to avoid being alone for eternity and having to leave his friends. He knew after the loom failed to hold all the branches after enlarging the loom, that it was the only way forward.
It goes to show that He Who Remains, who also went through this very similar situation, chose Loki for the job.
His patience is literally unbelievable. Like I would have given up after O.B said Centuries.
I lost it when it immediately cut to "centuries later" 😆😂🤣
Am I the only one who thought that there had to be a moment where Loki nearly discovered Kang's twist with the Loom but was too focused to give it that final thought it needed to solidify?
Stark and Banner would've LOVED this Loki.
0:30 Casey’s dialogue here is unintentionally hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Why?!
I think he may be referring to how they questioned Loki’s sudden knowledge and cautiously suggested OB do it instead but it’s not hilarious anyways. At the most a bit funny but hilarious would be an overreaction maybe
@@BRB-ck3jr you must be fun at parties
@@BRB-ck3jr that’s just a metaphor that you take everything way too seriously. Just chill. Touch some grass. And maybe you might meet someone while you are at it.
1:18 this part of him was unexpected 😂 he acted kind of goofy
Pure gold moment
When you think about it, he has, essentially, spent centuries with these people as he was learning the mechanics. It's no suprise that he's more goofy and friendly around them.
This is where earned his god-hood, spending centuries learning about temporal physics and earning his power.
I don't think there has ever been such a perfect ending to exist, than this series. It was a masterclass in how to end something.
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@dentangaji6161 eh, I wouldn't say breaking Bad had the best ending, that's why it did a sequel one shot with Jessie
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Yeah, that or Saul Gone
But, if anything I think Glorious Purpose is still fantastic, and one of the best ways to end a show
It's crazy how Loki went from super villain to ultimate hero & savior of reality within the span of this show.
This is a actually the time what made loki accept the fate that he have to di what he had to do, nothing made more sense to loki then this that he needed his friends more then anything, every scenario he went through, all of his friends accepted what loki wanted to do even silvie, they were the only ones who believed in loki and helped him do what even wanted to do even without them realising that loki can travel through time and space
Just watched LOKI after finding time. Did anyone else realize that the joke about loki coming for O.B.'s job came true? We were introduce to O.B. as someone isolated from the rest of the team for centuries if not millennia, doing work just hoping he is helping the rest of the team. At the end, we see O.B. as physically part of a team, but Loki is now holding the multiverse together, isolated.
I love that after all the comparisons they basically turned Loki into doctor who
Doctor Who Remains, literally
I'm kind of just imagining Loki, like, timslipping into various college lectures. "Him? Oh, yeah, apparently we're being audited by a god. Yes, the tenure board had better be taking that into consideration."
Just imagine him giving Tony pointers on how to upgrade his armour.
Loki spent centuries learning everything O.B. and Victor knew, and likely centuries and centuries more just repeating the time prior to the loom exploding working out every possible mistake to try and save the TVA. Like Groundhog Day, he spent so much time repeating events he started to learn what everyone would say depending on the situation. He stops being Loki of Asgard and becomes someone entirely different, to the point he cares about the people at the TVA and is terrified of being alone.
Reminder that he's already many centuries old himself. A course like this is the equivalent of your college years to a god
"The rings. The rings are too small. We're going to make them bigger."
I don't know why but the way he says that is hilarious. Like a madman describing perpetual motion, except in this case he actually got really close
i love the way ouroboros and victor talk about how long it takes to learn all the physics, ouroboros seems to be only referring to the physics and engineering relating to the project, victor seems to tell him the actual answer loki's looking for and i think thats why he turned to him.
Even if he was not got, after learning physics for centuries would automatically make him a god.
After the last episode thor's quote of loki understanding what it means to have a throne better than anybody and everybody hits so much harder. The original loki he was talking to of course didn't but at the same time that one and the tva one are almost identical. Plus since the tva is out of the time stream loki both knew and didn't know that burden better than anybody. Just so deep and awesome
People here a forgetting that for Asgardians, Centuries pass by more like decades and they perceive time differently than humans so for Loki, 100+ years was essentially only like 10+ years.
1:02 I had to put captions on to know what he was saying was actually making sense or not 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
It took loki centuries but OB and Kang learned it on their own and somehow became friends creating some sort of feedback loop
My thought: HE'S GONE FULL DOCTOR WHO MODE
Man casually groundhog dayed in a damn spongebob wipe. I'm both amused and pissed that not getting to see that!
I'm getting flashbacks of that temporal loop in Stargate SG-1 where everybody learned to juggle.
In my head cannon, it is him learning physics that prepared him to ascend to the throne of time. He had to complement his sorcery and trickery with a genuine understanding of reality.
I kind of wanted to see how he learnt all that...like:
"Ok guys, I know we don't have much time, but I need you guys to stop what your doing and teach me mechanics until the looms overloads and breaks down", or if sometimes he just time skipped to take a break, still while everyone else is trying to save all timelines
I like that this serves as a joke but also acts as some explanation of why he becomes so powerful later on.
Loki: "I'm a fast learner..."
Also Loki: Takes him centuries to get an engineering and physics degree lol.
I mean he needs to know everything ob knows which is a little bit more than an engineering degree
As a physics major graduating this May after 7 years of perseverance and caffeine infused allnighters...yah, sounds about right. I mean, my major was a BACHELORS. A mere dip of the toes in the proverbial water. People who make physics their career, geez. And just imagine what Loki would have to learn in those centuries to operate a machine that sits as part of the very foundation of that universe's time.
I was actually quite surprised how good Loki season 2 was, and I was honestly not expecting much.
the centuries remark makes sense, O.B is at least 400 yrs old and learning all the things someone whose lived for 400 yrs is going to take a long time.
As a mechanical engineer, yeah. It did feel like centuries.
Banner: "where you at these days?"
Loki: "Mechanics, Physics and Engineering!"
Then destroy Loom and Became Gos Loki who control entire multiverse😂😊
Then destroy Loom and Became Gos Loki who control entire multiverse😂😊
Centuries don't mean anything to a god😂
Indeed. Asgardians and Frost Giants live up to around 5,000 years, as confirmed by Loki in The Dark World film, so a few centuries to him is probably like just a few years to us. Plus, he's a god, so his mental fortitude is extremely high, way more than regular humans'.
What make it feels like torture because he repeating a same exact days for centuries ...
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@@primalvelocity3811This was his college time
MIND BLOWING commitment, like, really. Imagine having a plan that takes centuries to conclude??? Most people cant even make their new years resolution survive a month. The series really missed by not showing his struggle throught the centuries, it would also be important to show his attachement to the tva, once again, he spent CENTURIES living there.
I kinda love how they said "centuries". It really goes against the anime trope, where the MC trains for a week and instantly gets stronger.
The new "Dormamu, I've come to bargain"
loki straight up made odin proud like even if he failed he went through so much time to try and fix this
He basically just became Dr. Who at that point. Coat, mannerism, everything.
The difference between loki at the start and now is staggering and well earned. What an incredible journey 👏
loki i’m not question your surprisingly advanced physics skills
I don’t think my mind and mental health would have lasted.
It never occurred to me until this moment, but Tom Hiddleston would probably make a pretty good Doctor. That thoughts going to live in the back of my brain for a while
He sounds like the Doctor in this clip 🤣
Loki is a Frost Giant who can live thousands of years. So him spending a few centuries learning physics would be like a human getting a PhD. In fact, you would think that the Asgradians already teaches their kids a lot of science in their equivalent of high school and college. You can't have a super advanced society without an educated populous.
All of those decades,repeating and learning in a constant loop....
Lol I guess Dr.Strange has a worthy opponent now
Would've been hilarious if this scene had one of those SpongeBob time-lapse narrations. 😂
I would love to see a scenne in avengers secret wars where bunch of characters try to figure how they went to battle world are and it's Loki who gives scientific expalanations how it's possible and all characters including eg. Bruce Banner and Thor are stunned by Loki's knowledge.
Lol that would be hilarious!
Bruce: since when you got a PhD in physics and engineering?
Loki: oh well, centuries of studying hehe >:D
1:06 *“Try saying that five times faster.”* Fred & George
0:28
Folks not gonna lie, as soon as this screen appeared my heart broke.
why?
why
@@1sefferro Because he actually spent those centuries trying to learn. Of course we're gonna see the comedic touch when we see "some time afer", "5 minutes after", "a week after", but in this case he spent the last hours before everything collapses ... in centuries.
He had to actually learn from scratch in order to try and save everyone. So when it appears "centuries later", he did spent those years studying everyday while knowing that everything is ending.
He was determined to save his friends. Friends he eventually had to leave for their own good.
Loki spent his life looking for his glorious purpose(in all the wrong places), now that it's here and he alone can make a difference loki is highly motivated