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Loki is, and will always be, on Loki's side.
well I'm not sure about always........but for the sake of spoilers we'll say he's complicated
This is true.
Well, he is the god of mischief.
There’s a moment in the comics where Loki fought alongside Thor and Odin
Odin: For Asgard!
Thor: For Midgard!
Loki: For Myself!
@@vkdeen7570 I think that was also for himself. Maybe he had plan. He is always complicated u are right.
Odin is so powerful that sometimes he goes into the “Odin Sleep”. During the Odin Sleep, his body recharges itself. Telling Loki that he was actually a Frost Giant was so much of a burden for Odin that it made him go into the Odin Sleep.
Not so much the rescue mission?
Think it was just a mixture of the prospect of going to war again with the frost giants, the rescue mission, banishing his son and having to tell Loki the truth. All of that happening at once overwhelmed him, especially after centuries of relative peace and quiet.
Loki's whole goal was to win Odin's love and pride. That's it. He didn't care that Laufey was his birth father, he wanted to make them an enemy, then take them out to become a hero to his "dad," Odin.
Loki believed he had a legacy that he deserved. What he did was all part of achieving that. In the end, unable to achieve it in Asgard, he looked elsewhere.
This reaction, I like it.
ANOTHER!!!
*SMASH*
Loki is the God of mischief and misdirection---even he doesn't always know why he does what he does.
Loki's been trolling ppl for 1000+ years - doesn't even need an internet. Loki might know why he does what he does, but he sure wouldn't give an honest answer if anyone asked.
Thor has the best character development arc in the MCU, literally growing and changing the whole way (except maybe Avengers 2). Can't wait to see you see it.
Really ? IMO, Tony has the best character arc with the most character development.
Peter Quill has the best character arc.
Stan Lee has the best character arc.
noobmaster69 has the best character arc
The Crypter no way. Falcon has the best arc & grows the most overall..
In this movie Loki was trying to prove to Odin he was the true heir to the throne, that he was better than Thor. Loved the end reaction lol awesome. Cant wait for the next MCU reaction just one more to the big showdown.
One of my favorite movies and introducing two of my favorite characters in the MCU. The other being Barton the who has a taste for bows and arrows he may seem like a generic soldier but he his role gets expanded in the latter movies.
You did a fantastic reaction. I love the entire cast in this movie and how they incorporated Norse mythology into the MCU's science fiction world.
You know, Thor is an Alien right? So you were right in the beginning
"Blink! Mother Flower, blink!" Lol 😆
I love how you get the humour in these MCU movie; and even make your own humour on top of it.
Loki is a very complicated vilain who is alway manipulating people to get what he wants; hence why he manipulated the Frost Hiant to attempt to steal the casket, then manipulated Thor to start a war with the Frost Giants, manipulated Laufey to invade Asgard to give justification for retaliation on his world. All that to get the throne of Asgard to himself and erase any trace of his Frost Giant heritage, once he discovered it. That and how much Tom Hiddleston CRUSHED those two angry speeches to Odin and Thor is why Loki is always in the top three list of BEST MCU vilains (Many would say in the top two!)
Why does he say these things?
Because Odin is a TERRIBLE FATHER. Which is kind of a recurring theme in the mythology.
He's not a terrible father. He just has terrible children (Thor being the only exception).
@@loudboy317 He's also just really bad at expressing himself, he THINKS he's doing things for the best of all, but he isn't infallible.
He may not be terrible, he just has a penchant for screwing things up and then pretending he meant it the whole time.
Zeus = Odin. So yep. Kinda bad dead beat father.
@@danballe Not even close. In mythology Asgardians as a race are a bunch of immortal dog bastards, with Odin and Thor being the biggest bloodthirsty psychos in existence.
"piggy noises" lmao u have the such an adorable personality :D
"He has so much to learn"/"No! Take his powers but don't abandon him"
Vanish him would be a more accurate term... but yes, in order to learn he has to leave the paradise of Asgard. So he learns of tazers... and drugs XD.
Honorary mention to the Proud Piggy Sound XD.
"I was confused because Loki at the start seemed to have the sense that Thor lacked"
Well, that comes from mythology, because Loki is the God of deceit and lies :P.
"Did her mother really forbade his return?"
Remember, God of lies...
"I'm confused.... Was Loki trying to do a good thing... a bad thing...?"
Remember: God of lies XD. In a nutshell: Odin is hibernating (kind of) and Thor is the legit heir to the throne (even in exile). So Loki has this master plan: vanish Thor for whatever reason and convince him never to return and then become the hero of Asgard by saving the life of Odin (from a plot he set in motion).
"Excuse me!"
Remember, God of lies :P.
When you get to Avengers, I suggest doing Avengers movies as 2-parters. They tend to be longer movies with many developments, and will probably receive more views.
Captain America next. You'll want to see what that glowing cube is.
Odin: You're my son.
Duaffy: but he's blue 😳
Hahaha, I love your reactions. So cute. Cheers.
Hee that 'Proud Piggy" moment made my day! Thank you, dear one!
I loved the humour in this film especially when she kept running him over,fun fact Loki is the god of mischief in Norse mythology.
you'll be AMAZED just how much of this series comes down to headstrong dudes with complicated family structures.
Well.. uncle ben
It's so nice to see the recent spate of reactioners giving 'Thor' its due. It might not have the best action/fight scenes of the bunch but it has some of the best interpersonal drama and a fleshed-out, complex villain. It's also a lot of fun. And, imho, it holds up pretty well even today. I can't wait to see your 'Avengers' reaction!
Loki isn't really "the bad brother" well he's...he's..he's Loki xD he likes to travel along the morality line a lot
5:15 "Ok, that's awesome!"
Me: *sweats nervously...*
I love your reactions, so honest and without that need to overreact that seem so fashionable to many youtubers. Thanks for that.
Glad you liked it. I loved this reaction! I'll have another!! *smashes phone* Maybe I should have thought that through better...
When I first saw this movie although I enjoyed it I felt it could have been much more and was too short, more an introduction than a movie proper. Now after all these years I have come to appreciate it as one of the better MCU films despite its brevity.
It was specially nice that you have previous knowledge of Norse mythology. Too many young people don't seem to be educated in classic literature or themes anymore. You are a welcome and refreshing exception to the rule.
See ya next reaction.
The next clue movie is after credit. Next is Captain America First Avengers
Thank you, chaps, it is very nice to be back, and it is very nice to see you and it is also really good to watch your videos, and today is a moment to take a few deep breaths and quiet your mind is a great way to relieve stress watching the Duaffy M&S videos and even arriving a little late, but it is very nice to be back, and it is great, and we are all just really happy for you but it is really nice to be here again, but if it wasn’t the distances between the two Carolinas and some problems with my job, I think everything could get even easier, but no problem I'm happy anyway, but that's okay! I appreciate it and thank you very much! 👍😊
"Blink Motherflower!" LMAO!
I have to say, your eyes are so beautiful I just cant stop staring at them every reaction video lmao. Anyways, great video. Such wholesome reactions and would love to see more! Keep it up
Suck up... ;)
I love seeing your reactions. So fresh. so new. I can't wait to see you react to the other movies. You're reactions are pure. SUBSCRIBED
1:56 It's worse in the original myths - he gave up an eye for knowledge.
Sir Anthony Hopkins was PERFECTLY cast as Odin. His performance is superb.
The bit where he's taking Thor's power was mostly ad-libbed by him, to the point where he roars at Loki when he tries to interrupt, actually scared Tom Hiddleston into shutting up LUL
In the original Norse mythology Odin sacrificed his eye willingly to acquire a Godly level of wisdom.
He also regularly disguised himself as a ragged wanderer to walk among humans and learn all he could. He had two ravens with him that kept him apprised of all that was going on in the world. ...He also led the Wild Hunt during the Yule season and either brought bad luck or gave gifts to people, depending on his mood (and whether or not people were good, left his horse offerings, etc.).
I really enjoy re-watching these movies with your reactions. Keep them coming.
Really great reaction!😇 Looking forward to the rest of your MCU reactions!🤗Also gotta say that you're really adorable! And your accent is just so awesome!🥰
Loki: What am I?
Odin: You are my son.
Duaffy: ...But he's blue.
You threw me with the post credit reaction after your conclusion. Well played!
This was the first big challenge for Marvel Studios. - Making Thor work within their cinematic universe, and to accomplish that they knew they had to go big, grandiose; it needed to be operatic. To that end they brought in Kenneth Branagh, a Shakespearean veteran of stage and film to direct, and created visuals (to coin a fitting phrase here) worthy of the title character's cosmic, larger-than-life roots. Personally, I still feel they succeeded.
The final hurdle now remained. Could they take one of their most recognizable pulp icons and make a period piece that not only got his origin down but could also elevate him beyond his patriotic American wartime trappings? You'll get to find out next when we meet the First Avenger, and my personal favorite Marvel movie hero, Captain Steve Rogers. : )
Wow, it's so refreshing to see someone on YT having some knowledge about Norse mythology, European education FTW ;)
btw, i know this wasnt shown in the reaction here, but when odin appeared through the bifröst on jotunheim he was on his eight-legged horse called "Sleipnir" there are whole stories about that horse too, norse mythology is just awesome :D
I subscribed 2 days ago and here's new MCU content ! yay
I've been looking Thorward to this
She is already referring to this magnificent franchise as the MCU. That’s awesome!
Of all the MCU movies, Thor is my favourite. I won't say its the 'best', but it's definitely my favourite. Its almost entirely because of how much they leant into the epic fantasy of everything. The entire plot, the warring brothers, the disappointed father with secrets in his past, Kings and rulers and worthiness, it's right out of a mixture of Arthurian legend, Norse Sagas and Shakespeare. Anthony Hopkins and Tom Hiddleston throw themselves wholly into their roles, embracing it fully. And Kenneth Branagh the Director has enough Shakespeare in his veins to know how to pull the melodrama out for great effect. It absolutely doesn't hold back in its earnestness and forthrightness, and I genuinely appreciate it. Not to mention the soundtrack is phenomenal from Patrick Doyle.
As a side note, a wonderful piece of trivia is that, during the filming of the scene where Thor is stripped of his power and title, the snarl that Anthony Hopkins does towards Tom when he tries to intercede on his brother's behalf was totally improvised, so Tom's reaction and recoil was genuine! (Imagine having an actor with the pedigree of Anthony Hopkins snarl at you! XD ). Its so over the top and wonderful, very melodramatic as I've said.
The director of this movie (Kenneth Branagh) played Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Hey i love your reactions, mostly when you laugh. It sounds so cute and you have a cute voice too. I look forward to see your next reaction on the Marvel movies 😊💖👏👍
Yes, the proud piggy was cute. :)
My interpretation is that Loki only allowed Laufey access to Odin so the he could kill the frost giant and show his father what a good son he was. Recall when Odin collapsed his reaction was not to kill his stepfather, but call for help. Why wipe out Jotunheim? My guess is Loki harbors some self-loathing, and wiping out the frost giants lets him express that without harming himself, not to mention it marks him as a "true" Asgardian.
One reason the movie is so grand is that it's directed by Kenneth Branagh, the noted Shakespearean actor.
Actually the movie follows some elements of early Marvel Thor. Odin did in fact banish him to Midgard to learn humility. The quote "Whosoever holds this hammer shall gain the power of Thor" is from Lee's early work on the character. He originally appeared as Dr. Donald Blake, a lame surgeon who walked with a cane. To become Thor he would strike the cane on the ground, and BAM! They later dropped that and he was just Thor all the time.
Great reaction. I can tell you are going to really enjoy the MCU movies.
With each movie the universe expands, i'm so hyped
AH! Good timing. Needed this today. Brilliant, as usual.
I love Thor movies, and they get better and better just like all Marvel movies!
There is probably a asguardian conspiracy theorist that always saying "I told you guys, Odin is not telling us the truth, Asguard is Sphere its not flat"
The best piggy sound. cute. You have to get goose bumps when the hammer flew to Thor as he laid dying on the ground. Cool effects.
Great reaction and commentary. Great set up for the next movie. Are you planning on watching and reacting to Christmas Movies in December? Take care and stay safe.
Yes, I think it will be a good idea to watch a Christmas movie :)
Still here as I promised. Loved this reaction video !
I loved her proud piggy noise. She gets more adorable. 💋😍😄
Growing up some of the first books I read were about Norse mythology because I read a lot of Marvel comic books.
The actress who plays Sif had her own TV show called "Blind Spot" for a few years, it ended last year. She was a woman who's body was completely covered in tattoos and each was a clue to a crime.
Loki is known as the master of deception, that is why his behavior is so mysterious and confusing. I hope you are doing OK, heard things are not great due to covid near where you live :( stay safe and happy ok?
7:32 Thank you for this I needed it for some reason 😄
@@lanedayes7956 my bad
I always like your reactions. Keep going like that 👏
You will love Spiderman:Into the Spiderverse!!
Buen video, buen reaction.
No sólo me gustan ver tus videos sino que últimamente espero con ansias que subas uno. ^^
Saludos!!!
I didn't realize a piggy sound could be proud. Learned something new.
I enjoyed your reaction to a movie I have seen more than 40 times
@dauffy: Loki killed Lauffey because he wanted to look like a hero to his dad (Odin). He wanted to destroy the Frost Giants' world because he wanted to look like a hero to the Asguardians to gain some type of a respect. Dumb plan but he was in some type of an emotional turmoil.
I love your reactions of the MCU, can't wait for you to watch Captain America!!!!
Hahaha love the last EXCUSE ME?!?!? Hahahah
Loki is one of my favourites in the MCU. Isn't bad or good, but just selfish and sarcastic.
He murders for fun. He’s bad. Not always bad but typically bad.
Immature and egotistical’s more like it
Machiavellian characters are really great vehicles for driving stories forward.
Actually in the Comics Loki is Thor's Step brother they made some changes for this film which are not in the Comics. Would like to see you review The Incredible Hulk with Edward Norton which is my favorite Marvel film and is the closest to how the Hulk is in the comics he was done right in that one. They nailed the look of the Hulk as well.
Always enjoyable to see your reactions!
Keep Safe!
•Marvel's character of Thor is based on, but not an exact copy of the character from Norse mythology.
•That was Thor. Technically, as Thor is from Asgard and not Earth, Thor is an alien.
•Asgard is strangely shaped.
•That's Loki for you; he's still the trickster, which translate well for a Marvel villain.
•In Marvel at least, Loki is not an Odinson, but Loki Laufeyson, the runt son of Laufey, King of Jotenheim and an cast-out Frost Giant. Odin took him in following his defeat of the Frost Giants.
•Odin's not dead; he entered the Odinsleep, which is a long nap to recharge the Odin Force, the source of his power. So until Odin wakes up, Loki is more of a Prince Regent than King.
•"Strange Asgard Droid" is the Destroyer, the guardian of Odin's vault.
•So Loki first lead the Frost Giants into Asgard to ruin Thor's investiture with a little fun. Then he helped indirectly convinced Thor to go to Jotunheim, which resulted in Thor's banishment and Odin entering the Odinsleep. His big plan was then to bring the Frost Giants back to attack Odin while he in the Odinsleep, but then double-cross them, making him look like a hero and giving pretext for destroying Jotunheim via the Bifrost. He wants to destroy Jotunheim for the same reason Thor wanted to fight them at the beginning of the film; to prove himself to Odin as a worthy son and heir.
•There's more than one way to skin a cat. Loki survived and will appear again throughout the MCU. He's one of its most popular villains.
Marvel's Thor has his name in common with the god from norse mythology.
@@DaDunge My point was that the Marvel character of Thor is not the exact same as the mythological character.
You should watch deleted scenes. They were deleted because Loki came off as a tragic hero who fell into madness instead of a villain of the movie. For example he did not even want the throne, his mother forced him to take it after Odin collapsed.
Loki is the God of Mischief in Norse mythology (and in Marvel as well) so you can except from him anything or except nothing
Fun fact about the hammer I concluded from the movies and official comics. The hammer will give out the exact same force as the person or object lifting it. Ex: If I try pulling it up with 20 pounds of force, the hammer will pull down with exactly 20 pounds of force. The same applies to any amount of force.
The reason that Heimdall's eyes look like that is that he can see everything in the universe. Everything at the same time
The Destroyer armor obeys anyone that wields Gungnir. Odin's staff
Loki staged the events so that he could save the day and be the hero even though he is the bad guy
Odin is the father of the century... NOT
nice sweater.
U duaffy are worthy !!!
Great reaction video. I always enjoyed the Norse mythology more than Greek or Roman. Could have done without the Thor/Jane connection though. Nice catch that it was Stan Lee in the truck :)
I hope the proud piggy sounds are a recurring thing.
What a great end, EXCUSEME
Did she say mother flower? She's precious yo!😄
Hope you love Thor 2. IMO, it’s way better than the first and the most underrated MCU film.
Natalie Portman kissed Thor. Anikin is going to be pissed.
He will learn the dark side to also use lighting...
I think Thor could take him
plot twist, Anakin had this vision on Mustafar, its why he attacked her...
Take your pick:
1. Anakin is a dude. Thor is a man.
2. Thor has the high ground.
3. Midichlorians are nothing compared to the power of Worthiness!
@@PhilBagels You underestimate his power!
The banishment was the best thing for Thor
Fun Fact: This is the first MCU film in which Tony Stark does NOT make a physical appearance, though he is mentioned.
At the ending credit scene..... The first appearance of "One of the Six,... Infinity Stones."
The suspense and clues are building up. This is as far as I going to say. Keep going on the MCU films. Don't want to spoil it.
7:37 Why does no one try _digging?_ The rule with Mjolnir is that only one who is "worthy" can _lift_ it. How come no one (not even SHIELD) tries digging _under_ it?
Duaffy got some sun!
Dont forget to watch the after credits scenes in all the MCU movies. They are pretty important leading to the next movie.
I am watching them, the after credit for Thor is right in the last 20-30 seconds of the video :)
@@DuaffyMS Yayy, gladd. Cant wait for the rest of your MCU reactions
If you like Norse history, you might want to consider a certain video game for your gaming channel. Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice has quite a bit of Norse storytelling inside it. Action oriented and a lot of puzzles though it does have scary parts as well.
hahahaha proud piggy sound O_O
"i thought this was about thor not aliens"
stargate fans : well here's a funny story
I know you'll probably get tons of these, but... Odin gave up his eye to create his ravens who travel Midgard and see all. He even evolved into the magical aspects of Santa. "He's sees you when you're sleeping. He knows when you're awake..."
Captain America next! Great reaction as always!
Loki is complicated and conflicted, which is what makes him one of the best characters in the MCU. Deep down he loves Odin and Thor, but his greed and lust for power get the best of him. Couple that with the fact that mischief and misdirection are such a huge part of his character, along with his immaturity, and he just can't help himself.
Proud to be a viking😁
I adore you. I hope you are healthy and safe.
war is good, its in our blood
That's the British version! ( Do you get it? Everybody is driving on the right side of the car lol)
Hulk is physically stronger than Thor and arguably every marvel and dc character (in terms of raw physical strength not power)
Catching and supporting a collapsing 150 billion ton mountain range using barely any leverage. (Marvel Heroes Secret Wars #4)
Tearing through a bunker designed to resist the explosion of a multi-kilo-ton weapon. (Incredible Hulk #177)
Matching the Super-Adaptoid, who had acquired strength and durability of over a hundred heroes like Iron Man and the Vision. (Incredible Hulk #469)
Closing the door of a nuclear core that the combined efforts of Thor and the Thing couldn't budge. (Iron Man Vol 2 #6)
Redirected Gladiator's beams back to his eyes, instantly knocking him out. The blasts were said to be hotter than the sun. (Incredible Hulk Annual 1997)
Matching two Avengers teams during a prolonged period of time even though the Hulk was gradually weaker due to a physical separation from Banner (Incredible Hulk #321-322)
Unleashing intense gamma energy shock waves from his body, Hulk almost destroyed the entire East Coast with a single footstep, while also threatening to destroy the entire planet... and even then he was revealed to be greatly holding back! (World War Hulk #5)
Destroying the Crypto Man after its physical strength became superior to that of even Thor (Incredible Hulk #205)
Overpowering Thor on several occasions (Hulk: Let the Battle Begin #1, Incredible Hulk #440, Mighty Thor #385, Avengers Assemble #4)
Pushing two spheres of matter and antimatter apart (Marvel Team up Annual Two #2)
Pulling and holding the tectonic plates of a planet together, a planet that's mass and gravity far exceed that of Earth (Incredible Hulk #99)
overpowering sufficient force to change the orbit (Tales of astonish #89)
Destroying a planet and the surrounding planets/moons in the Dark Dimension, threatening the entire dimensional/universal realm (The Incredible Hulks #634-635)
Destroying an asteroid that's twice the size of Earth in a single blow (Marvel Comics Presents #52)
Applying force to the space-time structure itself to prevent the Defenders from being absorbed into a fissure (Defenders #3)
Smashing and crushing Adamantium with his bare hands (Incredible Hulk #228; Marvel Team-up Annual #2)
Overpowering and shattering Onslaught's armor, whose power and armor were equal to those of a Celestial (Onslaught: Marvel Universe #1)
Sending concussive energy through countless dimensions after clashing with Ironclad (Incredible hulk #305)
Destroying Nightmare's Realm with his sheer power alone (The Incredible Hulk #299)
Crushing the enchanted uru hammer of Nul: Breaker of Worlds with his bare hands when The Serpent/Cul and his avatars known as The Worthy were at the height of their power (Fear Itself: Hulk vs. Dracula #3)
This is MCU though.
The real title of this should be Daddy Issues: The Movie
In actual Norse mythology, Loki is blood brother to Odin, not to Thor. Sif is Thor's wife. And the "Warriors Three" don't exist. And Thor rides in a chariot pulled by two goats, rather than flying by twirling his hammer. Sometimes, Thor cooks and eats the goats, but they grow back from the bones overnight. And Thor is usually described as having red hair, not blonde.
But yes, Thor and Loki are frequently enemies.. Loki is always trying to get the better of Thor, and is always a thorn in his side. But they aren't brothers.