The most bitter sweet moment has to be with Old Loki conjuring Asgard before his death, seeing as he wanted to see it again after being alone for so long.
Old Man Loki was such a gift. It was an empowerment of our Loki, it let our Loki see what being good can accomplish with a more balanced mischief. Not only that but it was like a redemption for Endgame Loki, what if he didn't underestimate Thano's and didn't die. It was great, lagit tears.
"im gonna burn this place to the ground." "good, you can start with my desk." - Loki & Mobius, Ep 1 "what will you do? at the TVA?" "burn it to the ground." - Loki and Mobius, Ep 5 Jess, I cried at the hug too. I seriously hope that if an S2 is happening, Loki, Mobius, and Sylvie all travel the universe together as a chaos-creating trio.
"Quite impressive.... Older Loki" Me: Oh girl just you wait what he can do But seriously, Gator Loki and Classic Loki were the heart of this episode for me. This was practically Loki on Odin level power
Killed me when classic Loki said “I missed my brother”. And Gator Loki? Would love to see more of him. Like biting Winter soldier arm😂. Kid Loki? I would like to see him in young avengers.
The older Loki was the original comic book version Loki. And I like the fact that they threw in the way his magic works from the comics, that was so marvelous. I'm glad that they paid homage to the original character.
I was a little hesitant when I saw the cloth outfit, but then, he's got this emotional back story, coupled with incredible performance, and then a totally inspirational example of power to his younger failed selves, its just such an epic introduction (?) to MCU Classic Loki and hopefully with Episode 6 the Marvel Multiverse.
Older Loki has my respect! the fact that he fooled Thanos with an illusion and then ended up sacrificing himself creating the biggest illusion to save his own kind 😭
It's kind of weird that Alioth would eat him and his clothing but not his helmet though. Old Loki WAS pulling up the dregs of his magical power just when he shouted "GLORIOUS PURPOSE!" so I wonder if he pulled the trick he used on Thanos again.
@@misteryman526 Exactly what I was thinking. Perhaps next week it will turn out that he invisibly follows Sylvie and Loki to "the castle" popping up when they have their backs against the wall, facing off against the owner of the place. Also, you have Mutley as your avatar/icon. 👍
you shouldn't apologize for not knowing the comics... for those of us that do, a lot of times that actually works against us because we over analyze and expect things that they aren't actually doing....
No one on earth needs to know anything about the comics to experience anything in the MCU. In fact ... usually the people behind it all go the opposite way. lol.
@@Carabas72 Really? No naval vessel from the 1940s EVER has the name blasted across the side of the vessel. The FX team SPECIFICALLY put the name on the side to deliberately show which ship it was. Hence... easter egg.
@@thereturningshadow a pretty well known borderline paranormal urban legend does not an easter egg make. Don't get me wrong, it was cool. But it was the entire opposite of an easter egg.
Wrecked me when Classic Loki said “I missed my brother”. Kid Loki? I’m hoping he goes Young Avenger. Gator Loki? Would love to see him pop up in Louisiana and somehow bites Buckys metal arm 😂 when Bucky visits Sam. 😂😂😂😂
Can I just say that I love the fact that nomater the Loki Variant they are allways played by a British actor, 😄: • Tom Hiddleston (Loki) • Sofia De Martino (Lady Loki) • Richard E. Grant (Classic Loki) • Jack Veal (Kid Loki) • DeObia Oparei (Boastful Loki) + Crocodile Loki
@@Serenity113 of course he is, he’s a Loki 🤷🏼 and if they give him a voice ever, it better have an Oxford accent (that’s where our crocodile & alligator park is)
Sofia's accent was definitely becoming a bit more estuary in this episode! A lot of glottal stops where the 't' should be. Quite a contrast against the received pronounciation of Tom and Richard.
@@Drummer4President I just looked her up, and Sophia's from Nottingham. As a Yorkshireman I should have recognised the accent, but it's quite a posh 'northern', I would say.
I liked that Marvel included the USS Eldridge in this episode. It's a nod to the movie The Philadelphia Experiment which involved the Eldridge which was based on a story told by another sailor from another ship in 1943 who claims to have witnessed the Experiment to render naval ships invisible to radar and human sight with a cloaking device. The ship disappeared and later reappeared with many of the crew fused to the ship's bulkheads and structure. The claim was that the Eldridge went through time. So Marvel took this story and used it for this episode as if the disappearance was the result of of Pruning.
I actually like seeing someone just sit back and enjoy the show. Sometimes we comic fabs get so wrapped up in our theories, we find it hard to enjoy when we’re wrong. Coming in pure lessens the chances of disappointment we are responsible for in the first place.
The episode title is the name of the comic book that Loki first appeared in, don't worry about not knowing all the background info ahead of time, we're just here for your honest reaction
As a fellow non-comics reader but huge fan of Loki, I am LOVING your reactions. It’s like I’m sitting down with a friend and seeing them enjoy all the things as they unfold. And you’ve pointed out loads of stuff I missed! 🙏🏽
Theorize all you want! You know, 99% of THOSE people don't read comics either. They pretend to and act all knowledgeable, but I promise you, most only learn of certain things right before you do.
I looove how you go about the marvel stuff. That you dont have much comic knowledge, you go in near 100% blind and it makes your reactions better than most. Also its nice to see someone seeing everything like that for the very 1st time ^-^
I`ve read The Comics but I am mainly familiar with the cartoons,video games and films which tend to streamline and composite which I`m fine with tbh,I`m not a purist.I also feel Early Ultimate MARVEL is overhated!
I love that Classic Loki created an illusion of himself and LokiGator doing "Get Help!" to aid in all of their escape from the Loki free-for-all. And Our Loki trying to casually dance out of the way of all the brawling Lokis is LIFE.
Love that the first thing we saw was the Lighthouse of Alexandria that right away blew my mind lol There's also so many little Easter eggs to real world events and comic's from the lighthouse of course but we also saw the USS Eldridge a reference to the Philadelphia Experiment where The U.S. Navy destroyer escort USS Eldridge was claimed to have been rendered invisible (or "cloaked") to enemy devices but according to Loki it appears the ship teleported. We also saw comic related stuff such as the yellow Thanos helicopter appearing in Spidey Super Stories #39 (1979) used by Thanos. This is only a few but i imagine we'll see videos soon going through all these little Easter eggs.
yeah this was really a treasure trove for references both to the comics and real world events and mysteries. there's also a polybius machine in the hideout!
I love all your analysis because I believe this is how fans should go into it. We get really invested in the comic lore to the point that we get distracted of what's important. And I agree completely with you, I connected with old loki A LOT because in my mind he is what the loki that we knew was, if he'd survived and lived, and everything happened just the same, he ran away and realized that everywhere he went he brought chaos and destruction, this show likes to tell us loki is a narcissist but time and time again we see evidence that he's capable of change. And old loki (who I took as the main loki, the one of our timeline) survived and hide and try to protect everyone including himself, but he missed his brother and his people so much he was ready to face those things. I cried with his sacrifice because right at the very end you are absolutely right, his glorious purpose was doing something for the greater good, not for himself, was the ultimate testament of his change. And deep in my heart I knew that he was the Loki that we lost. And that shit hurt really bad. I agree with absolutely everything else you said, and as someone who has had struggles with finding connection and understanding, I can attest to say is not uncommon to take your first *real* connection as a romantic one. Sometimes it's mistaken and sometimes it isn't.
Your emotion towards the Mobius character is almost entirely due to the natural charisma and charm of Owen Wilson. It's pretty incredible how quickly he can make you like a character. It's a talent the whole Wilson family seems to have. If you ever watch Stargirl, you'll see that Luke Wilson is exactly the same. From the first episode you love his character.
I just have to say, seperate from the episoide reaction which was great, that Marvel managed to make 'massless cloud monster' look intimidating, scary and good. Looking at you Green Lantern movie.
Your Mobius reaction was worth the minutes watching this. Thank you. With Sylvie Loki sees the very best of himself. In the scene with the Loki's fighting he was clearly done with the ridiculous bs the was the motivation of his existence up to that point. He gives more dignity to the Thanos killed Loki with each episode.
I think I could point to the music being a highlight of every episode thus far, but Natalie Holt really went above and beyond for this one. I need this score available yesterday.
Even the music continuation over the end shot and credits made me sit back and absorb it. Such an epic rendering of the leitmotif, when eventually transitions into a beautiful, pensive, yet slightly ominous outro. I want THAT specific piece made available.
I watch this channel specifically because of your unique perspective on the genre and the different ways you interpret these shows because you have a more limited exposure to the source material than myself and other reactors. Don’t ever feel that it detracts from your reactions in any way; its a strength not a weakness. I gain a tremendous amount of optimism and hope from you as you react to surprises that I’m often too jaded by my comic book knowledge to fully enjoy. Thank you for sharing who you are wth all of us!
I love that you go into these totally blind, and that it so shows... I had seen the image of mobius driving that pizza car for weeks, but it was actually fresh for you!
I know some people knock MCU fans for not being "true fans" but I love them. Big comic book nerd here, that said watching virgins get into some of these characters is so much fun. There is a raw realness in their reactions. Keep at it.
It's really interesting to me that for a moment there I actually forgot this Loki isn't the same one that got killed by Thanos in the movies, all because he somehow arrived at the same point in his development as a character but by following a different path of loss and having his so-called glorious purpose exposed for the sham it always was. I was reminded of the fact that he was the Loki that fled from the first Avengers movie time stamp with the Tasseract in "Endgame" when President Loki came onscreen and started acting like Loki from the first Avengers movie but ramped up to 11 and I realized how different this guy now was to that version. And I somehow buy it because it feels earned, and kind of like through all this mess he was reminded of who he was before the first Thor movie, since at the start we see that, yeah, he's a bit of an asshole but he's clearly shown to have a long history of being an ally and companion of Thor and the Warriors Three and when he turns bad and betrays them they're really angry about it. So he was always the God of Mischief or Lies or whatever, but he wasn't always a power-hungry maniac and he seems to have remembered that.
Agreed. Finding our about his parentage pushed him over the edge. Though he always had villain in him. If current Loki had showed up with this much wisdom and self awareness I’d have said crap. That’s not Loki. BUT they really showed the development in this series. Having a really really good guidance counselor helped too 😉
You know a show has communicated well when we all crying over a hug. Then Mobius whispered to Sylvie that she is his favorite was the icing on the cake lol..
I mean, you can't have Richard E. frickin' Grant as Classic Loki (pitch perfect casting) and not give him the most badass scene in the episode. He was fantastic!
“Oh did they, they are not ending it, they’re ending it; F&$k!” 😆😆😆 Love ya, Seska! I used to watch your Doctor Who (mostly eleventh Doctor episodes) reactions, and always enjoyed em. Be safe
My question about Lokigator - - When he cries, can we trust his tears? As for Sesska's reactions, I agree 85-95% of the time, I also focus most on the characters and how they develop and grow, and it's amazing how the Loki in episode one can see himself in just 4 episodes later and be a new person!
I love ALL these MCU movies, but was never a big comic fan... I didn't even have a desire to watch this series in the beginning... but oh was I wrong... I just love your genuine reactions... let's me know I'm not alone watching this
I always check out your reactions to the Marvel shows as well as The Walking Dead, and they’re some of the most entertaining I’ve seen on TH-cam. Many thanks!
I love all the reactions with deep dives and comic book references but you get as emotional as me watching those shows so I love watching you just as much :D
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Alligator Loki is just livin his best life.
Eating hands left and right
You got to *hand* it to him for doing just that... ;)
I'll leave now.
@@darkwyve Good.. Good.
The most bitter sweet moment has to be with Old Loki conjuring Asgard before his death, seeing as he wanted to see it again after being alone for so long.
Someone else said he must have practiced it a LOT while in isolation for it to be that realistic and detailed. He wanted to go back home.
That's incredibly sad 😥
I mean it's not a great theory but what if the helmet at the end was just an illusion?
Casting Richard Grant to play Classic Loki was brilliant. Such an incredible actor.
Was so happy to see “Future” Loki get to show the others how strong they could be and maybe give hope they could be better than they think
Also I like that older Loki’s theme is a variation on Ride of the Valkyries
Loki: Doomed to fail, so that others can become the best versions of themselves.
How many Lokis do you want in this episode?
Marvel: Yes
Or writer in the writers room cracking a joke: So a dozen Lokis walk into a bar.
Whole room: silence
Whole room: frenetic writing activity
Hold my Loki.
Old Man Loki was such a gift. It was an empowerment of our Loki, it let our Loki see what being good can accomplish with a more balanced mischief. Not only that but it was like a redemption for Endgame Loki, what if he didn't underestimate Thano's and didn't die. It was great, lagit tears.
Plus, the fact his theme was an MCU'ised rendition of Ride of the Valkyries was just perfect.
I’m still not convinced he didn’t do the same thing as older Loki, but he’s still on his isolated planet
@@CrankyGrandma
"Our" Loki has put too may points in knife-fighting to be that good at illusions.
"im gonna burn this place to the ground." "good, you can start with my desk." - Loki & Mobius, Ep 1
"what will you do? at the TVA?" "burn it to the ground." - Loki and Mobius, Ep 5
Jess, I cried at the hug too. I seriously hope that if an S2 is happening, Loki, Mobius, and Sylvie all travel the universe together as a chaos-creating trio.
No....Mobius actually said: ....Burn it to the graaound....
@@davemoondoggie5942 Thanks for the laugh! ;)
Maybe on Intergalactic Jet Ski's ? :D lol
"Quite impressive.... Older Loki"
Me: Oh girl just you wait what he can do
But seriously, Gator Loki and Classic Loki were the heart of this episode for me. This was practically Loki on Odin level power
Killed me when classic Loki said “I missed my brother”. And Gator Loki? Would love to see more of him. Like biting Winter soldier arm😂. Kid Loki? I would like to see him in young avengers.
The older Loki was the original comic book version Loki. And I like the fact that they threw in the way his magic works from the comics, that was so marvelous. I'm glad that they paid homage to the original character.
I was a little hesitant when I saw the cloth outfit, but then, he's got this emotional back story, coupled with incredible performance, and then a totally inspirational example of power to his younger failed selves, its just such an epic introduction (?) to MCU Classic Loki and hopefully with Episode 6 the Marvel Multiverse.
Richard E. Grant has now been in Doctor Who, Marvel, and Star Wars.
if were counting that "thing" as "starwars".
@@Dalek63 valid point. It is counted as Star Wars but I'm not happy about it.
@@ericmaddox8516 yeah... i wish "lucas" film would just acknowledge they screwed up, and delete it. (edit) love Richard E. Grant though.
@@ericmaddox8516 Shut up,Gatekeeper!
Older Loki has my respect! the fact that he fooled Thanos with an illusion and then ended up sacrificing himself creating the biggest illusion to save his own kind 😭
It's kind of weird that Alioth would eat him and his clothing but not his helmet though. Old Loki WAS pulling up the dregs of his magical power just when he shouted "GLORIOUS PURPOSE!" so I wonder if he pulled the trick he used on Thanos again.
@@misteryman526 Exactly what I was thinking. Perhaps next week it will turn out that he invisibly follows Sylvie and Loki to "the castle" popping up when they have their backs against the wall, facing off against the owner of the place.
Also, you have Mutley as your avatar/icon. 👍
@@misteryman526 I think his Glorious Purpose was to distract the beast to allow Loki and Lokette to succeed. He died a hero.
When Old Loki said "I got lonely" and "I missed my brother" I felt some things
That really hit current Loki as well.
And let's not forget that Richard E Grant (Classic/Old Loki) has a Doctor Who connection!
you shouldn't apologize for not knowing the comics... for those of us that do, a lot of times that actually works against us because we over analyze and expect things that they aren't actually doing....
No one on earth needs to know anything about the comics to experience anything in the MCU. In fact ... usually the people behind it all go the opposite way. lol.
True im and ex Marvel nerd and I think some of these people are more Wiki users than comic book fans
Thanos-copter and Throg are 2 of the BEST easter eggs in any Marvel show to date.
Did you miss the USS Eldridge?
I got a laugh out of Kid Loki toasting "God of the Outcasts" with a Hi-C juice box.
@@thereturningshadow
I find it hard to classify an in-your-face big effects scene as an easter egg.
@@Carabas72 Really? No naval vessel from the 1940s EVER has the name blasted across the side of the vessel. The FX team SPECIFICALLY put the name on the side to deliberately show which ship it was. Hence... easter egg.
@@thereturningshadow a pretty well known borderline paranormal urban legend does not an easter egg make. Don't get me wrong, it was cool. But it was the entire opposite of an easter egg.
Wrecked me when Classic Loki said “I missed my brother”. Kid Loki? I’m hoping he goes Young Avenger. Gator Loki? Would love to see him pop up in Louisiana and somehow bites Buckys metal arm 😂 when Bucky visits Sam. 😂😂😂😂
I need to see Gator Loki in the Bayou while Mobius is next to him cuttin it up on a wave runner
Pet Avengers! Do it, Marvel!
Can I just say that I love the fact that nomater the Loki Variant they are allways played by a British actor, 😄:
• Tom Hiddleston (Loki)
• Sofia De Martino (Lady Loki)
• Richard E. Grant (Classic Loki)
• Jack Veal (Kid Loki)
• DeObia Oparei (Boastful Loki)
+ Crocodile Loki
Alligator Loki is British?
@@Serenity113 of course he is, he’s a Loki 🤷🏼 and if they give him a voice ever, it better have an Oxford accent (that’s where our crocodile & alligator park is)
Sofia's accent was definitely becoming a bit more estuary in this episode! A lot of glottal stops where the 't' should be. Quite a contrast against the received pronounciation of Tom and Richard.
@@russellmassey9324 she’s a lot more northern lol I love the accent
@@Drummer4President I just looked her up, and Sophia's from Nottingham. As a Yorkshireman I should have recognised the accent, but it's quite a posh 'northern', I would say.
I liked that Marvel included the USS Eldridge in this episode. It's a nod to the movie The Philadelphia Experiment which involved the Eldridge which was based on a story told by another sailor from another ship in 1943 who claims to have witnessed the Experiment to render naval ships invisible to radar and human sight with a cloaking device. The ship disappeared and later reappeared with many of the crew fused to the ship's bulkheads and structure. The claim was that the Eldridge went through time. So Marvel took this story and used it for this episode as if the disappearance was the result of of Pruning.
Never cared for that story. It's like some psychotic flipside of people thinking the Apollo landings were a hoax.
Classic Loki laughing at Alioth was glorious.
I actually like seeing someone just sit back and enjoy the show. Sometimes we comic fabs get so wrapped up in our theories, we find it hard to enjoy when we’re wrong. Coming in pure lessens the chances of disappointment we are responsible for in the first place.
My headcannon for Kid Loki is that he accidentally killed Thor during that story Thor told about Loki turning into a snake
Same! Lol
Or he's just a much better liar than the other Lokis.
@@Carabas72 kids are the best liars. Think about how badass ur folk were and u still tricked them one way or other and so will urs. Its inevitable
Makes sense. Thor is supposed to be killed by a snake.
I didn't cry at the prunings. I cried at the bro-hug.
me too, me too
especially since we know Loki dont hug, or call people his friend. I hope he gets to meet Thor again in the main timeline
I love how emotionally involved you get and you're a generally happy person. Makes you fun to watch.
The episode title is the name of the comic book that Loki first appeared in, don't worry about not knowing all the background info ahead of time, we're just here for your honest reaction
As a fellow non-comics reader but huge fan of Loki, I am LOVING your reactions. It’s like I’m sitting down with a friend and seeing them enjoy all the things as they unfold. And you’ve pointed out loads of stuff I missed! 🙏🏽
Alligator Loki is the best. He Captain Hooked President Loki. That was awesome! 🤣
The way Richard E. Grant Loki moved his cape around was great
President Loki is Captain Hook. It’s canon.
That makes Alligator Loki the Tick Tock Croc, and Kid Loki Peter Pan! The Void is the Island of Lost Lokis!!! It all fits!!
@@Skeezer66 Yasss!!! ❤️
Fun fact: Tom Hiddleston actually voiced young Captain Hook in the Tinkerbell Pirate Fairy movie!
@@tatianadavidson4329 I wonder if that was a reference to that. That would be cool!
The scene with Loki, Sylvie and the blanket was so sweet)))❤️ Also, the alligator Loki is awesome, he’s totally a mood)
I absolutely died when I saw them literally *drop* the USS Eldridge from the "Philadelphia Experiment" into the story.
Theorize all you want! You know, 99% of THOSE people don't read comics either. They pretend to and act all knowledgeable, but I promise you, most only learn of certain things right before you do.
Comic readers are a fringe part of the larger mainstream audience
As an avid comic reader, ex comic salesman, and just all around comic lover. You are correct. There are to many comics to memorize everything anyways.
I looove how you go about the marvel stuff. That you dont have much comic knowledge, you go in near 100% blind and it makes your reactions better than most. Also its nice to see someone seeing everything like that for the very 1st time ^-^
I`ve read The Comics but I am mainly familiar with the cartoons,video games and films which tend to streamline and composite which I`m fine with tbh,I`m not a purist.I also feel Early Ultimate MARVEL is overhated!
I love that Classic Loki created an illusion of himself and LokiGator doing "Get Help!" to aid in all of their escape from the Loki free-for-all.
And Our Loki trying to casually dance out of the way of all the brawling Lokis is LIFE.
Don't worry about not reading the comics. There are nods to the comics, but the movies and TV shows go their own way. I enjoy your reactions.
Classic loki is what we all want when we're old on our last day Just one last chance to show how badass we once were before being forgotten.
Totally agree! The face of our Loki among all the other Lokis fighting is like: fuck, I don't need this, I have to do something XD! Great reaction!
6:34 Did anyone else have the earplugs ready in advance? 😅
Good to see I wasn't the only one who got emotional when Loki hugged Mobius, after everything he's gone through he needed both a hug and a friend.
I think your reaction to seeing Mobius was the same as everyone else’s!! Got instantly hyped
Really having a blast reliving my absolute enjoyment of this show with you.
Thank you!
P.S. - I screamed too when Mobius showed up in the pizza car.
Love that the first thing we saw was the Lighthouse of Alexandria that right away blew my mind lol There's also so many little Easter eggs to real world events and comic's from the lighthouse of course but we also saw the USS Eldridge a reference to the Philadelphia Experiment where The U.S. Navy destroyer escort USS Eldridge was claimed to have been rendered invisible (or "cloaked") to enemy devices but according to Loki it appears the ship teleported. We also saw comic related stuff such as the yellow Thanos helicopter appearing in Spidey Super Stories #39 (1979) used by Thanos. This is only a few but i imagine we'll see videos soon going through all these little Easter eggs.
yeah this was really a treasure trove for references both to the comics and real world events and mysteries. there's also a polybius machine in the hideout!
I thought I was the only one to recognize the USS Eldridge.
How could anybody not be sweet to you?
You're a doll & always enjoy your reactions to the MCU. Been here since AOS 👍🏾😎
6:34 I waited for that. Great reaction as usual
Yup, you knew it was coming! :)
I love it!
Definitely an emotional episode, can't wait for the finale.
I was hoping old loki was just creating a projection of himself but is sacrifice was beautiful.
I could watch an entire series of alligator 🐊 loki 😂
I love all your analysis because I believe this is how fans should go into it. We get really invested in the comic lore to the point that we get distracted of what's important. And I agree completely with you, I connected with old loki A LOT because in my mind he is what the loki that we knew was, if he'd survived and lived, and everything happened just the same, he ran away and realized that everywhere he went he brought chaos and destruction, this show likes to tell us loki is a narcissist but time and time again we see evidence that he's capable of change. And old loki (who I took as the main loki, the one of our timeline) survived and hide and try to protect everyone including himself, but he missed his brother and his people so much he was ready to face those things. I cried with his sacrifice because right at the very end you are absolutely right, his glorious purpose was doing something for the greater good, not for himself, was the ultimate testament of his change. And deep in my heart I knew that he was the Loki that we lost. And that shit hurt really bad. I agree with absolutely everything else you said, and as someone who has had struggles with finding connection and understanding, I can attest to say is not uncommon to take your first *real* connection as a romantic one. Sometimes it's mistaken and sometimes it isn't.
My favourite call back was kid Loki and Alligator Loki doing “get help” on the other varients 😂
Kid Loki and Gator Loki were the cutest ever. And the most dangerous???
Also. Gatorloki might knock Sylvie from my #1 Loki ranking spot, he's just that good!
Your emotion towards the Mobius character is almost entirely due to the natural charisma and charm of Owen Wilson. It's pretty incredible how quickly he can make you like a character. It's a talent the whole Wilson family seems to have. If you ever watch Stargirl, you'll see that Luke Wilson is exactly the same. From the first episode you love his character.
Notice that Old Loki's theme music is Ride of the Valkyries?
I just have to say, seperate from the episoide reaction which was great, that Marvel managed to make 'massless cloud monster' look intimidating, scary and good.
Looking at you Green Lantern movie.
Ooooh, the shade. The lovely, lovely purple shade.
Your Mobius reaction was worth the minutes watching this. Thank you. With Sylvie Loki sees the very best of himself. In the scene with the Loki's fighting he was clearly done with the ridiculous bs the was the motivation of his existence up to that point. He gives more dignity to the Thanos killed Loki with each episode.
Withnail and Loki starring the Loki gang and Mobius. Featuring the alligator that bit Chubbs' hand off.
More “Rick & Morty” especially as a few writers came from that show.
The episode felt like an MCU film instead of an MCU episode and I enjoyed every minute of it!
I think I could point to the music being a highlight of every episode thus far, but Natalie Holt really went above and beyond for this one. I need this score available yesterday.
Even the music continuation over the end shot and credits made me sit back and absorb it. Such an epic rendering of the leitmotif, when eventually transitions into a beautiful, pensive, yet slightly ominous outro.
I want THAT specific piece made available.
Lokigator is my new favorite Loki variant.
16:44 Hunter B-15 is played by Wunmi Mosaku. She is amazing. In this. In Lovecraft Country. She needs to be in everything. Period.
I watch this channel specifically because of your unique perspective on the genre and the different ways you interpret these shows because you have a more limited exposure to the source material than myself and other reactors. Don’t ever feel that it detracts from your reactions in any way; its a strength not a weakness. I gain a tremendous amount of optimism and hope from you as you react to surprises that I’m often too jaded by my comic book knowledge to fully enjoy. Thank you for sharing who you are wth all of us!
The reason you're sad is that "Old Man Loki" IS the MCU Loki. He finally found the glorious purpose he looked for his entire life.
I love that you go into these totally blind, and that it so shows... I had seen the image of mobius driving that pizza car for weeks, but it was actually fresh for you!
I know some people knock MCU fans for not being "true fans" but I love them. Big comic book nerd here, that said watching virgins get into some of these characters is so much fun. There is a raw realness in their reactions. Keep at it.
That scream for mobius 😭. I was so pumped for his return!
“ALLI-LOKI” genius! Let’s get that trending!
Personally I prefer Lokigator
you only caring about mobius was literally me the entire episode pls
It's really interesting to me that for a moment there I actually forgot this Loki isn't the same one that got killed by Thanos in the movies, all because he somehow arrived at the same point in his development as a character but by following a different path of loss and having his so-called glorious purpose exposed for the sham it always was. I was reminded of the fact that he was the Loki that fled from the first Avengers movie time stamp with the Tasseract in "Endgame" when President Loki came onscreen and started acting like Loki from the first Avengers movie but ramped up to 11 and I realized how different this guy now was to that version. And I somehow buy it because it feels earned, and kind of like through all this mess he was reminded of who he was before the first Thor movie, since at the start we see that, yeah, he's a bit of an asshole but he's clearly shown to have a long history of being an ally and companion of Thor and the Warriors Three and when he turns bad and betrays them they're really angry about it. So he was always the God of Mischief or Lies or whatever, but he wasn't always a power-hungry maniac and he seems to have remembered that.
Agreed. Finding our about his parentage pushed him over the edge. Though he always had villain in him. If current Loki had showed up with this much wisdom and self awareness I’d have said crap. That’s not Loki. BUT they really showed the development in this series. Having a really really good guidance counselor helped too 😉
Absolutely loved your reaction when Mobius appeared in the pizza car.
You know a show has communicated well when we all crying over a hug. Then Mobius whispered to Sylvie that she is his favorite was the icing on the cake lol..
Your sheer delight at Mobius!
Glorious reaction :D
I love it how they were still holding hands
I mean, you can't have Richard E. frickin' Grant as Classic Loki (pitch perfect casting) and not give him the most badass scene in the episode. He was fantastic!
You know, I always enjoy your reactions. But your very best reactions (like this one) just make me grin from ear to ear throughout. 😁. 🐊 Loki rules!
Did you notice the Warship? The USS Eldridge, the urban myth ship that disappeared in Philadelphia harbour in the forties 😁
Loki: We got a glorious purpose
TH-cam: We got a glorious mama
“Oh did they, they are not ending it, they’re ending it; F&$k!” 😆😆😆
Love ya, Seska! I used to watch your Doctor Who (mostly eleventh Doctor episodes) reactions, and always enjoyed em. Be safe
Older Loki is of course also played by Richard E. Grant, who is _very_ good at this kind of stuff.
Fantastic casting to have Richard E. Grant as the older Loki. You probably recognise him as The Great Intelligence from Doctor Who.
We Stan Alligator Loki in this house! That is all
My question about Lokigator - - When he cries, can we trust his tears? As for Sesska's reactions, I agree 85-95% of the time, I also focus most on the characters and how they develop and grow, and it's amazing how the Loki in episode one can see himself in just 4 episodes later and be a new person!
Always the first reaction I watch after the actual episode :) Can't wait for the final episode and see what it sets in motion for Loki going forward.
I love ALL these MCU movies, but was never a big comic fan... I didn't even have a desire to watch this series in the beginning... but oh was I wrong... I just love your genuine reactions... let's me know I'm not alone watching this
Ur reactions are the best! You feel and understand every single emotional moment! Love it
Best comic references also were the Thanos copter that the mad titan himself flew in the comics and also the frog thor in a jar lol
Is it weird that I love Tom Hiddleston's fall at 2:58? It's just such a good fall lol.
*25:40** Love is love.* i think thats what you are trying to say. Love is love.
-jc
Screams 6:34 6:42 6:56 7:22 13:44
Your scream when you saw Mobius 😂😂😂 SAME
I roared with excitement when I saw old man Loki project Asgard
This episode gave off serious Doctor Who Anniversary Special energy.
"Along for the ride" makes classic reactions!
👌❤️👍🤓😎🏆
I always check out your reactions to the Marvel shows as well as The Walking Dead, and they’re some of the most entertaining I’ve seen on TH-cam. Many thanks!
B15 was in the TV show love craft country, she was great in that too, you should watch it! 😊
(hugs) you are a great reactor and I love watching you respond to the stories you post.
I feel you so much. I was in tears too ❤️
Loved your reaction! Best Loki episode yet!!
I love all the reactions with deep dives and comic book references but you get as emotional as me watching those shows so I love watching you just as much :D
Alligator Loki is like Spider-pig from "Into the Spider-verse." Great, emotional reaction as always.
The group of the Lokis including Alligator Loki
Love inside a cluster is pathological
I would not be surprised if yet ANOTHER Loki variant was behind the TVA.
Kang.