Loki Season 2 Ending Explained
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- Spoilers for season 2 episode 6 of Loki.
▸ Loki, the God of Mischief, steps out of his brother's shadow to embark on an adventure that takes place after the events of "Avengers: Endgame."
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Hells bells we put a red arrow in the thumbnail and everything lol. Also, ignore the bots responding to everyone in the comments. It's not me.
i think he's the Molecule Man fill in
Excellent!
Yea they have always tried that with me and I was like dude you’re not rob
The custodian of the Multiverse as we know it as being very similar to he remains and does not make him similar to another character that just popped up as a new character for the new Venom comics specially since it's all new and then I'm comics where we talked about how Eddie Brock is trying to diverse the whole like after death concept of like how he goes to a place where all the Symbiotes when they die there's a symbiote verse afterlife if you want to call it Eddie Brock as she appears as a king of black and maybe people may know this story but from what I understand there's a character that's very similar to he remains and now the custodian the new version of the custodian being played by Loki now and the Loki series which I find to be very intriguing which if anybody has seen or connected the dots maybe there's a connection there who knows I could be wrong there is the new Venom Comics there's the new TV series Loki and at the same time we have the king conquer Comics along with he remains in the TV series simultaneously at the same time so we got three key players who have this role of maintaining a Multiverse add any cost if anybody knows who this character in the new Venom Series right now is the one that supposedly is trying to change the events of how Eddie Brock becomes the Venom symbiote thus becomes the king of black and then thus ends of dying and becomes part of this Garden of cimbias or whatever you want to call it a place where are the concept of where do all symbiotes
Just catching on to the bots chief? Hey, how about sticking to comics. Disney is a product of the Great Satan.
You can do better….right?
Loki had the greatest *"I'm Him"* moment in MCU history
Such a boss moment.
@@tawilliamson83naw fuk that cringe azz phrase! He's he who remains
Its all hes ever wanted 😂
Kang: I will rule the multiverse!
Loki: Oh no
*Lets go off kangs timeline*
Loki: Anyways
(Kang would have already destroyed his universe so it wouldn't kill anyone)
A throne was the last thing he wanted. Keyword last 😉 burdened by almighty purpose😈😂😊
Loki's transformation from prick to a God of true glorious purpose was amazing. He really grew. That ending is by far the best!
Most selfish god to the most selfless god
U gotta read the comics
While the opposite happened to Thor. Thanks Waititi. Idiot.
and you described the whole series in that sentence. whole 1st season and this i guess
My theory is with Loki in place at the end of time, he'll figure out he can still use his magic to astral project himself within the time lines. This could be how he collects the Avengers as Avenger Prime. It would also serve as a good way to "Nerf" his perceived new strength as he would be limited in his astral form, but also unable to risk leaving the throne. Projection/Duplication is one of his core skills after all.
I love this
Good point!
I don't think he's at the 'End' of Time, but the Beginning.
I believe Loki created a binary loop with He Who Remains. Basically Loki is 'He Who Begins'.
Ya this is almost 100% what they're likely gonna do.
So im also guessing he changed time line events... not only does young Victor Timely not get a copy of the TVA handbook... but also Loki must doesn't get killed by Thanos either now
One small detail that I liked is that Loki’s magic has now made all of the multiversal threads glow green, the color of the Time Stone
If Loki's magic was based on illusions, and Lokis magic now sustains the timelines, can we assume that time is an illusion. Makes for interesting stories.
Bto that's just Loki's colour
@@toryquinton2677thats actually a good theory
Well Loki is out of time, so he "always has been" the god of stories, therefore the time store might be green thanks to him
stop reaching its just his colour
Surprisingly, the greatest character arc in the entire MCU. All the heroes went through changes, but Loki by far was the most consequential.
I would say Tony’s arc is better, mostly just because Loki had to be brought up to speed via exposition about things he never experienced which effectively sped up his character progression.
I just finished season 2 today and this made me want to a rewatch of all the loki centric movies.. His journey has been insane
The only story that matters in the MCU right now. Wow what an ending!
Feels like this was a completely different writing team working on this show compared to everything else that’s out there.
The ingredients are always 🔥 when it comes to the MCU IMO. It’s the chefs in charge who ultimately determine whether we get a delicacy or end up with diarrhea…
Google the writers and you'll see you're correct lol
Seriously. She hulk antman marvels Thor rag all bad. This is good stuff
@@Villjesssagreed
@@Villjesssnah, Antman & Thor were dope
I loved Loki's character growth and I'm happy for him. He's like Atlas but instead of holding the Earth he's holding the multiverse together. A Glorious purpose.
I think it’s healthy for every story to have characters that are not redeemable but I wish any story would be able to redeem one like Loki.
Somehow, some way, I really really hope that Thor finds out who this Loki became.
I hope we get that and it's longer than a reference.
We 100 percent will and it will be in Secret Wars
Oh Thor would be so proud
The only reason I could see that not happening is the real life aspect that Tom hiddleston said this was the end of his character and the fact that Thor is either taking a break or quoting acting due to the light of his disiease
Then again that could just be Loki tricking us into thinking he won’t come bakc for a cameo you kno classic mcu style
I think one aspect of this scene is being neglected: Loki, in tying the multiverse to him, has essentially built a new World Tree, an Yggsdrasil of Universes and Timelines.
That imagery was not lost on me. I was about to write the same comment. My hat is off to you!
Hey, real one. how about this we never saw yggdrasil in the mcu so loki is and was yggdrasil and the biafrost is traveling through the fibres of him ?
I hope Thor sees the World Tree in the movies in the future and sees his brother at its core
Neglected by whom? Its in the video… you want the time marker?
Agreed I think we're more likely to see rune king loki than custodian but with warlock around and no other evidence but the imagery it remains headcannon
Mobius said in the elevator scene himself when Loki was first time slipping, he stated in order to deal with He who Remains we are going to need a Loki who Remains! Love that little detail
This is top notch writing. Feige needs to take note and use these writers in future projects. Camera work, acting, everything was absolutely on point.
But wouldn't it have been better if Taika Waititi directed the season and it was an irreverent Loki/Mobius buddy cop film with some begrudgingly included million dollar fight scenes that made fun of themselves?
@@sufjams😂😂😂😂
@@sufjamsI fcking hate that dude.
I feel like this was best done through a series rather than stuffing it in a 3 hour movie.
@@mxfilms9738 this is the reason why eternals failed, because there were too many characters for it to be a single movie
It really did seem like they were giving Loki an amazing exit, with the potential of him coming back in the future. It was so freaking awesome!!!
If he's holding the multiverse and timelines together then he can't comeback.
@@KNByamuntil there is a replacement at the throne
Come back, why would he come back? We have a female Loki variant now, just like this show was supposed to give us.
@@jimsteinmanfan80 And? You can't compare her to the original Loki. It's like saying that Sam's Captain is better than the original one, or that MCU doesn't need Tony Stark because it has Ironheart. Come on, let's stop this stupid female-only/man-hating agenda and reward good actors & directors.
@@jimsteinmanfan80 You cant fool me. 😆😆
If this is the end of Loki's story, it was a pretty perfect end in my opinion
He ends up alone tho😢
@@brynlpz83yes he's alone. But he sacrificed his life for EVERYONE else. Turning his and everyone else's story around. On top of it, he finally got what he wanted, to rule and have power.
But there was Thor and Loki being reunited😭
Ya ....also better than iron man ending also
@@Me4u2c42 He is a prisoner if anything.
Tom Hiddleston had said in a recent interview that he thought of the finale as the end point of his character from his first appearance. I think the MCU could use this as a opportunity to recast several characters with a counterpart from the multiverse leading up to whatever Incursion event they have planned including Loki himself so the actors can retire their rolls in a way that makes sense. Not that they couldn't get them to reprise their rolls down the line, but not under a multi movie contract.
Good ideal I think how they can do Loki really well is if it's this version of him mentally but since he can't leave he makes a copy so real it becomes it's own person septate from him. And that's how we get kid Loki with the character development of the TVA loki
I saw the whole interview and I didn’t get the same impression (assuming you are speaking of the tonight show with Jimmy fallon). He was carefully answering a question of how episode 6 ends without giving spoilers. Like most actors being careful in an interview he said enough to pique interest but not really give away anything definite
Honestly recasting is too soon. I do believe he might want to walk away from the role just cause every actor feels that way now for all the years Disney makes it hard to work with them
They all say this they need breaks and to keep y'all interested they all tell you they quit they got families too they def go come back for the right price 💯. The role he playing is to fire to quit .
He did an interview yesterday with Phase Zero where he was saying that he thought he had said goodbye to the character at least twice already in the past, and he "would be unwise at this point to be conclusive about any of it" and "time will tell." So, anything is possible. We might just get that reunion with Thor
The best part of the ending of Loki is how they didn't hammer out an explanation to viewers and left us to determine our own understanding of things.
Man thats such a huge power play, Loki single handedly pulls all the multiverse together and sustains them! So cool to see him get his due and be reminded how much power Loki possesses. I find the show makes you forget how Loki is a god because he's not really using his magic and just blends in with the other cast, but make no mistake, he is a god and I'm so glad they gave him his moment to shine! What a great show!
Oh and shine he did ! I had to rewatch that world tree scene. He really did shine !
well, technically Loki is a Frost Giant, who is enchanted to look like an Asgardian. So no, he is not an Asgardian god. He is the son of Laufey and Farbauti - both Frost Giants of Jotunheim. Odin adopted Loki as a child and Frigga became his adoptive mother, thus the adopted brother of Thor, but biologically Loki remains a Frost Giant.
@@yozkopf3000 true, but he's still a god, he's always referred to as the god of mischief or recently the god of stories.
Beyond amazing ending. The only bad thing about the ending is that I need more Loki and Kang. Jonathan Majors's scenes were good.
We definitely need more kang and Loki interactions
I’d love more Victor Timely
Eh
good?? Thats an understatement
Yes yes yes. Jonathan Majors was amazing. Tom Hiddleston, it goes without saying. The 2 of them together was epic
Rewatched it again. Seeing that ending and seeing Loki cry, I actually kinda cried for him. It is a bittersweet ending and he is burdened with it.
You could say that he's "burdened with glorious purpose", but it broke my heart to see him all alone.
yea sucks to sit there forever
Lmao
Burdened with glorious purpose.
Real loki would never cry.
If we never see Loki again, I'm ok with that. This was a fitting, and really bad ass, end to him.
The whole build up and conclusion was top notch writing. Loki’s character build, even how HWR knew a loop would occur and was waiting for Loki to get his bars up was amazing. This was cornerstone really
What I liked is that Loki shaped the multiverse as Yggdrasil the world tree from norse mythology. It also reminds me how in the last season, the classic Loki variant shaped Asgard as a decoy to lure that big monster.
This makes me think that deep down Loki always cared about Asgard and its people, even if some of their past actions were bad and questionable.
I strongly think that whever Frigga is in Valhalla, she's very proud of Loki accomplishments.
If you think about it, Loki was there the whole time, past, present, future. He created the world tree, thus the world tree become the lengend in Norse Mythology. Everything happens prior to this moment is irrelevant, as the TVA exist outside of time.
@@bachsau5416 honestly I think at the moment Loki character developement is the best in the MCU
@@bachsau5416 Yeah a lot of people don't realize that these changes to the multiverse whether it be the death of HWR or Loki reshaping the multiverse, affect all of time unilaterally. I think it provides a funny reason for the time stone being green too, since the timelines are powered by Loki. I doubt they planned something like that in advance but the infinity stones are a different color from the infinity gems in the comics, so now you could say there's a reason for that.
holy shit youre right 👁️👄👁️
Now he's just Heimdall, but without Bifröst, big sword and also lonely with more realms/reality to look after
Something that is overlooked by many about this finale episode is how it actually emphasize the idea of being burdened with glorious purpose, as Loki would say.
He is now in charge of the multiverse, which is one if not the biggest responsibility in the MCU as of now, but he has to face the burden of eternal loneliness because of that.
In a way He Who Remains alluded to this
if you remember the words of Odina addressed to her sons about protecting the universe, then this gives you goosebumps, because by these words Odin meant Loki
@@JoMadeINheavenJowhen was this?
I don’t think many overlooked that mainly because that’s the title of the episode and the description of the episode 😏
You’re right. But it makes the Loki the series 10x more entertaining than Marvels the movie!
From a spoiled and evil god of mischief to god of multiverse, what a character journey. In this time for marvel, loki keeps them together. Beautiful
Not a multiverse the multiverse already existed
Loki basically became a benevolent demiurge lol
The writing on this show emphasizes why the writers and actors deserve to be paid! Loki's journey is one of the best pieces of television art that we have scene in quite some time! Owen Wilson made me cry while he delivered that line about choosing your burden. Powerful stuff man!
He became Yggdrasil, which follows the story of the whole season of the ouroboros, a throw back to what Thor mentioned earlier on and how Odin said they were both born to be king's.
Ooh yes! I almost forgot that bit about Odin basically prophesizing his sons' futures.
Loki was ultimately humbled at the end. He received what he had always wished for.
When he no longer even wanted it. "Last thing I want is a throne", he said. All he wanted now was his friends.
Hes fulfilled his Glorious Burden
Realizing what he truly wanted was not a throne but the people he cared for in his life to be able to live but in doing so has to take the throne
The thing is, in the start of s1, loki was still who he was during the avengers time. But seeing and watching his future,the death of freya, death of odin, coming of hela, him and thor becoming real brothers, his eventual death and sacrifice for his asgardian people, thor's life after his death. Loki changed to who he was at the ending of ragnarok and start of infinity war. A god who love his brother and loved back by his brother. I think loki wants to make another sacrifice, so that thor can continue his life, which is why he did all what he could to help the tva...
It was a brutal ending, and it broke my heart. I hope we see him again and he gets his happy ending.
Not everyone gets a happy ending.
Bittersweet* not brutal.
People online get their hearts broken way too easily/often 😂😂
I love this version of Loki, but I hope he stays alone in his tree forever. His sacrifice doesn't mean anything if he leaves his throne.
My headcanon is that since it’s a tree now, the tree will be able to maintain itself in the future.
It's also nice that he took Classic Loki's advice. Not using weapons meant he could improve his magic. By the end, his powers surpassed all other Loki's.
Oh this is a really point!! If he had gone with what He Who Remains said and killed Sylvie, it would be like him choosing the dagger. Instead he chose the sorcery. Excellent call back!
@@saylremiik this is some ultimate virgin shit to say but technically Loki isn’t a sorcerer, his magic is witchcraft
@@ShimSladyBrand Lol no you're completely right!! I was just quoting old Loki from season 1 when he said the knives don't compare to a Loki's sorcery 😅
@@ShimSladyBrand witchcraft, sorcery, magick, same thing.
@@squashmallow2006 not according to Strange and Wong in MoM
It’s very poignant that he had spoken in season 1 about never finding something ‘real’, as in real love. Then he goes on to ensures the survival of his friends and their worlds, at the expense of his freedom. That’s the ultimate act of love 💚
I think they topped season 1, this season was so amazing.
I dont think he'll leave the seat physically but as others have pointed out, i think his powers will evolve towards astral omnipresence throughout the multiverse and thats how he informs our Main MCU and the others.
Bro imagine Loki appearing to the avengers and telling them he's now "God" then proceeds to inform them about a coming multiversal war.
@@SoRunThatYeMayObtain
Thor: "Loki?!"
Loki: "So brother, I've got quite a story for you."
Yeah this is my guess as to what is going to happen
I think a good ideal would be if he could make a copy of himself so real that it becomes alive but he can't use all his powers so that's how we get kid Loki
its so sad that he is more alone than ever. he really is destined to lose
remember what happened to classic old loki at the end of time in season 1. he was alone, and couldnt take it, and left his rock..and then he was pruned.....hope that doesnt happen to this loki...but he has faked his demise before..idk..is this another illusion of loki? is green key lime pie a hint that loki has always been what he became? and maybe the council of kangs kill him?
Burdened with a glorious purpose indeed
@@DubDiditif this is an illusion or just one of his tricks. then this series was a waste of time. why waste so much character development on 2 seasons??
The Kangs will try and find him to kill him to end it all, but when Loki sees this he will search the Multiverse to find thor and Avengers to help him save the multiverse. The clones of Thanos did this. So the Kangs can take that spot now. @@DubDidit
Awesome ending for Loki. If only the rest of the MCU can be consistent like this with storytelling
@ArenaRatLogic in a marvel movie? What kind of logic are you even looking for here? Cause in terms of the logic and flow of the story, this is honestly a perfect end to Loki. At season 1 Loki has been consistently trying to find his “glorious purpose” in which he thinks the TVA is it. In season 2, he’s more so trying his hardest to protect the only friends he has that he made from season 1. This ending achieves both goals that Loki wanted to accomplish. It also makes sense from a story perspective as well since they need a reason for there only being 1 universe at the beginning of the mcu and there now being a multiverse. Both seasons of Loki explain just that.
@ArenaRat" now tell me, if you're in a Timeline". Here is the trick, he is at the end of time, so out of every timeline, and it's been confirmed in multiple shows that the visual representations pf the timelines are just basically strings, but infinitely long string.
And the ending is actually a good writing, he got from a selfish stupid God creating an alien invasion on earth so his father acknowledges him to a God willing to sacrifice himself so EVERYONE lives. He even says in the show a line like "for everyone, for all of us" which was a reference in a previous movie where he said that in another context
@ArenaRat Why are you trying to use real life science in a marvel show? It was already pre established since season 1 that time is a real physical concept that can be processed and affected by not only powerful beings, but machines such as the loom. And in general if you look too deeply in any of these shows on their power scaling, they just don’t make any sense so I don’t even know why you would bother. With these kinds of shows where the power scaling is not well defined, you should really just look at if the progression of the story makes sense and if the characters in the story have a good conclusion. Also not really your fault since the Loki show doesn’t display it often, but Loki is a legitimate frost giant and norse god, not a human. Not only that, he’s also amped by the time powers he’s given by He Who Remains, his mastery of said time powers, and his centuries of time lived because of him time slipping. It’s also worthy to note that we do know that Loki gets stronger with age due to being able to refine his magic powers as we see old Loki construct an illusion of the entirety of Asgard
@ArenaRat Also, in what world would Loki killing Silvie ever be a good ending and good writing? That would be absolutely dogshit and it would make everything Loki has been fighting for, for the past 2 seasons absolutely worthless. I legit cannot think of a more worthless ending than the one you just said, and honestly it would show no character growth if Loki just killed Silvie. Do you think it shows any character growth for Loki to just take the easy way out, sacrifice Silvie, and be a good boy and follow what He Who Remains says? Because that directly parallels Loki pre Loki show where he just blindly follows Thanos for power. It of course instead makes more sense if Loki finds a way to sacrifice himself to protect the ones he cares about mirroring his sacrifice in Infinity war in which I would consider the Loki in Infinity War a significantly more complete character than the one we see in the beginning Avengers movies.
@ArenaRat Alright I’m guessing we’re done arguing now since you have zero response besides an obscure “bad writing vs good writing is basic stuff” and a personal attack. I will say, it’s okay to be wrong sometimes, you’re not less of a person for being wrong. But I’m not the only one making these claims that Loki season 2 was good with an amazing ending. In a sea of bad marvel movies and bad reception, Loki season 2 is the one marvel cinematic that has been majority positive in a long while, at least with how many shows and movies they’ve produced after End Game.
I think you are correct but I also think its goes farther than that. He essentially became a watchful God of the multiverse and I think in the future we will see that he is able to project a version of himself (Loki's always been able to make illusionary copies of himself) into any timeline whenever he wants. He can't physically leave because yes he is the anchor but he can still hear and see everything from where he's at since he's connected to every single branch. So you might be onto something with the universal Avengers. He might go to them as projections telling them they need to all come to him and be shown the path.
He is the Watcher
That ending was unreal. The moment the credits rolled I literally told myself that ending was better than anything I’d seen from marvel, thank you sm for saying that.
What the hell... better than Endgame etc. Crazy.
@@Nekotaku_TVcause Endgame left us with uncertainty, now Loki is picking after where they left off.
Agreed Rob, this finale felt like the gravity of comics
hasnt been like that in so long
Really though? Idk not my cup of tea
@@majorgrubert5887 why not?
From where I stand this is exactly what the MCU has been missing, we've never seen anything close to cosmic entities and this was pretty close. Go back to the first Thor movie and they discuss the connection of science and magic and myth, this was the perfect culmination of those things. Loki learned quantum mechanics and I think it ultimately helped him learn to use his abilities to become the god of time and the multiverse. Also representing the multiverse as Yggdrasil, formed and maintained by Loki, is just badass. I think it's because of how much of Loki's journey we get to see, for it to lead to this conclusion is satisfying.
I think it really captures the magic of the mythos of Marvel comics. I could see the MCU showing us more of the bigger picture of how the universe is governed, especially after Secret Wars.
@HissoriRenda I agree I think secret wars is gonna blow people's minds away when it drops.
@@majorgrubert5887 how did you want it to end, then?
This is a rare time I'm hoping there isn't a sequel - perfect ending for the series
Loki as a character has been 12 YEARS in the making, by far the best character development in the mcu
Green is actually the color of asgardian magic. The asgardian magic from Loki holding the multiverse time branches together therefore shaping into yggdrasil tree just like how yggdrasil connects the nine realms together in the norse mythology and the color of time stone.
I believe this is their way of writing him out while giving him a story line where he doesn’t always lose
Wouldn't mind them setting this up as him becoming Avenger Prime. I did enjoy that story.
I love Loki so much he is one of my favorite character. I’m excited to see that marvel showed us how powerful he can be and I really hope that they include him in the future specially after his amazing character development. It would be a shame to cut him off since he is loved by everyone
Loki sits in the chair and Renslayer isn’t far away, last seen with a defiant expression. It’s also interesting that Loki could act as Avenger Prime as he did in the comics, being both reason and cause to their assembling.
It was a great two seasons that make a fitting end to both this story of a Loki variant and Hiddleston’s time as Loki. Definitely my favorite Marvel series. I’d like more but I get the feeling it’s the end. Don’t be sad that it is over, be happy that it happened.
All other TH-camrs : He's the God of Stories
Rob: Hold my beer of Marvel Comics knowledge 👐🏻
I think the concept for the show was channeling the Loki God of Stories concept from the comic run, but essentially using the custodian of the multiverse like mentioned here as the functional aspect. The whole second season (and especially episdoe 5) kept dropping dialogue referencing "writing your own story" or the word "fiction" being used repeatedly. Really just a clever way of MCU having their cake and eating it too. Incredible ending. Loved it
In the end he found his Glorious Purpose. HWR was just a man who achieved a brilliant band-aid and also paved a path to help Loki. It took the god of mischief to find his purpose in becoming Yggdrasil, in order to maintain universal balance.
I love the idea of redefining the while paradigm of the "Sacred Timeline" to Yggdrasil, who's to say that Loki didn't RESTORE the nature of the multiverse?
Yes and no. I still think HWR is still apart of this. I think HWR and Loki are both controlling the branches.
He Who Begins (Loki)
He Who Remains (Kang)
Notice the World Tree still had Kang colors at the top.
@@bumbleguppy That actually works well with the Atlez theory (which I think is where MCU is going with this); Kang (or a multitude of them) may have killed the original, in order to ensure a universe where a Kang can keep watch / run things. Loki just fixed it.
@@bumbleguppy Loki is more gardener than custodian. He had the hard decision to accept the responsibility to personally destroy timelines that put Yggdrasil as risk. He is a god not just a custodian.
@@Doomer253 But he took up the "role" after Silvie killed HWR, he is no more. Dead at the end of time.
It’s incredibly bitter sweet. I can’t get over the fact that we may never see him again and he’s just sitting there alone, but that is his purpose.
Nah he can probably astral project
If this is his last appearance, we really couldn’t ask for much more of a sendoff. Thank you Tom ❤️
By far the best ending in marvel cinematic history since end game. Marvel did an amazing job with this! Could you imagine if they ended Loki's story here with him being like our MCU version of the watcher??!?!! "Man let me tell you something "I loved THIS EPISODE, this season, SOOOOOOO much!!!
I would love it if the watcher meets with Loki in season 2 of what if..?
The Watchers have already appeared in the MCU though.
I absolutely loved Loki Season 2. The season was incredible, and the finale was nothing short of amazing. I loved how Loki quickly grasped the complex mechanics of the TVA over the span of a few centuries. Given that there's no concept of time in the TVA, he essentially had all the time in the world to learn not that it would matter if there was time since he would live for thousands of years, and being a god certainly helped.
There were many standout moments like when Loki learned to control time, and the revelation that Kang was aware of it. The scene where Loki walks in the time radiation without being turned to spaghetti, rearranging his clothes into the Loki suit, shattering the time loom, and then centralizing it around himself to control all of time in the multiverse was absolutely incredible. It showcased Loki as one of the most powerful beings in the entire multiverse.
Man That Loki series is by far the best thing the MCU has put out since Infinity war! Incredible, I watched the final episode 3x's back to back
Loki can dream walk to each Loki in the Multiverse. Or even talk to anyone by mind or even project his body anywhere… he’s a bigtime now
"LOK'I am become UATU, The Watcher of Worlds in the Multiverse..". This is a direct quote from the bugabagita, Just as Loki realizes the error in his ways of creating the infinity gauntlet...
If he ever returns, which is likely, I think it’ll be a Red Skull situation. Brief appearance who offers some insight but is ultimately burdened to sit on the throne and carry out his glorious purpose, keeping the multiverse alive.
this makes me so sad
2:17 - 2:30 here's the real kicker bro... you were the main person saying he was the GOS 😂😂😂😂😂
This season, and especially the finale was such a good take on the character, hope we get more, but also doesn't feel unfinished.
He's the God of Time. First he became a better version of a TempPad. Now he's become a better version of the Temporal Loom, successfully being able to divide by zero.
Kylie: we are playing Gods
Loki: Yes, we are Gods... ❤
I believe Loki will reach out to Doctor Strange or he’ll appear in some capacity in Deadpool 3 and help form the Multiversal Avengers. I think we’ll see him behind the scenes doing that.
Deadpool will die if doctor strange ask for help
Ooh, like how Thanos popped up behind the scenes for so long slowly collecting stones for the long term payoff of Infinity War and Endgame. We would see Loki popping up to form a multiversal Avengers team to eventually take on Kang and his variants. Damn, that would be awesome.
If we see him in Deadpool 3 he has to manifest as Alligator Loki.
Hes going to recruit hulk 2003.
You know the MCU like to blend characters. Might be a version of all of it ..nonetheless LOVED THE FINALE. This season, this show is a 10/10👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Now I know that god of stories Loki is very different from what we have going on right now in the MCU but I feel like they’re just going to give him that title because of how much he has time slipped and the fact that he is powering the multi-verse allowing future stories to be told
Yeah it just sounds cool and fits well
Agreed. I think the hint that he’s the God of Stories is that Mobius, prior to Loki taking the throne, hadn’t seen his potential life. I believe Loki wrote him seeing that..therein changing how Mobius will go forward with pruning at the TVA.
Loki isn't just a custodian. He is the god of chaos and wants to protect his chaotic free will multiverse. They made it very clear that he needs to accept the responsibility of destroying timelines when needed. He is like a multiversal cosmic gardener.
The MCU just gave their best character an astoundingly beautiful sendoff. Hiddleston has been playing Loki fir 14 years now, i think it would be best to close the book here for Loki. His arc feels complete.
if you remember the words of Odina addressed to her sons about protecting the universe, then this gives you goosebumps, because by these words Odin meant Loki
I love the symbol being the tree of life Yggdrasil, that in norse mythology ties all worlds together linking back to Loki's roots. Whilst Loki not being poem accurate from Norse mythology, its a cool callback in the least.
that tree is going to die when ragnarok starts, but loki started ragnarok in 2017 thor movie
Agreed. The way Loki ended that was nothing short of AMAZING. It caught me in the feels and I felt like Loki really did that shit for me, tor the world. That ending is was perfect and dramatic as hell. He literally went from 2 bit villain to this badass overpowered peaceful looking Big G GOD. It was just boss as hell when he went out those doors and fought the time radiation like I was in awe the whole damn time. Like loki is easily the top show as it should be. And I honestly hop Tom Hiddleston sees these words.
My theory is that this is the last time we see Loki on screen until "Kang Dynasty"(I have a feeling that name will change to some kind of Avengers title for multiple reasons).
Some kind of OMG moment when he pops up at the end of the movie. I also agree he's probably going to play some role in assembling the next team of "multiversal Avengers". Like... it makes so much sense. He knows from sitting there and viewing every time-line who the best people for the job are, and it's going to be a super hype theatre moment when he starts to pull people like RDJ Iron Man and Chris Evans Cap from alternate realities in their strongest forms to battle Kang(or Doom). It basically writes itself, you can have him saying the " we have a hulk" line this time.
Fan service cranked to 100 and personally, I'm here for it.
There won't be a Kang Dynasty. Do you all pay attention to what's happening with Marvel? Kang is a failure. He won't be the big baddie. No one cares about him.
@@ReDav1s87 genuinely curious what makes you say this.
he already said we have a hulk in infinty war
The GOAT of Comics has spoken
You said it first and this is so much better than what I’ve been seeing I’ve literally been waiting for you to drop this video
very good theory! I dont think that Loki is "done" because he is a variant and there are other Loki's just as there are Kangs. This Loki will probably stay where he is while there will be another focus on a different Loki.
It was a good series and what I like is how the creators don't wanna make a season 3. Lokis story, for now, came to a great conclusion and it should stay that way until he is needed again (for the potential Multiversial Avengers search to fight the Council of Kang). The series turned out better than I thought it would be.
My other question is, is Sylvie going to be part of the Multiversial Avengers? She's a Loki after all and so far (besides the Loki that we got now) probably the strongest we've seen. What I also found cool is how Loki literally portrayed Yggdrasil from his lore/mythology, basically the tree that is connected to all worlds!
The Yggdrasil reference is why I agree with a theory in another comment - Loki didn't replace He Who Remains; he became He Who Begins.
@@tsalVlogI like the Sound of He Who Begins. Solid!
Since the universes are connected to loki do you think he'll be able to astral project himself to the heroes in order to recruit them thus leaving his actual body maintaining the multiverses
100% but it's also an good excuse if Tom Hiddleston wants to retire.
Half of the episode was him learning to accept the responsibility of sometimes needing to destroy universes to keep his new multiverse tree healthy.
@@jiffypoo5029 There's no real indication that the tree needs universes destroyed. The temporal loom did, so if he had went with the path he who remains suggested he would have to destroy universes, and he did very seriously consider that path, but he ultimately decided to destroy the temporal loom instead.
@@SeeAndDreamifyKangs that conquer timelines and cause incursions that cause the destruction of many universes, the war remember. That threatens Loki's new chaotic free-will multiverse. The Mobius chat at the end was Loki learning about the burden of managing the timelines how it's ugly and a ton of emphasis on No Comfort. TVA seems to be Loki's personal guard now monitoring and dealing with Kangs.
@@jiffypoo5029 Loki had that conversation when he was deciding between if he should go with he who remains plan though, he hadn't even thought of the chaotic solution yet at that point.
Guy's got a job anchoring the multiverse, and he's got a nice chair. It's a satisfying place to remain.
It’s utter greatness in writing and character development to watch this character go from “chasing” Glorious purpose and wanting to be seen as a God, to genuinely becoming one, once he stopped chasing it and became truly selfless.
I hope they're setting up the serario you are presenting. I want to see him become this entity and meet his brother Thor one more time. That would be amazing!
Loki's "I'm being the hero" speech with his best friend Mobuis was awesome😢😢😢 one of the saddest HERO speech.
Loki probably relived/replayed/time skipped that moment with Mobuis a thousand times before he was ready to shake his best friend's hand for the last time😢
But Rob Loki have the power to rewrite the multiverse doesn't mean he have to rewrite it. I think it's pretty clear he can but just choose not to as he already saw his friends other life and he don't want to change that because that's supposed to be what their choices led them to that life , going back to the free will conversation the show had before. We can see that our Mobius watch the normal Mobius still with his 2 sons. I think the reason of his friends (Mobius , OB , B15 , Casey) have like two version now the TVA version and the normal version living in the branches is because Loki at least want his friend to still remember him.
Half the episode was about Loki accepting the responsibility of personally managing the timelines which sometimes, includes destroying timelines. Loki is more like a 5th dimentional gardener maintaining Yggdrasil.
I think you are the first one among the breakdown youtubers to Crack it! This explains it very well
Loki was right. He was destined for a Glorious purpose indeed
I whole-heartedly loved the last episode of Loki as well. Like you, I recognized exactly what was happening when he arrived at the chair. It also gave me an "ah-HA" moment about something Kang said about the chair in the episode.
Also, the way they made the branches, once anchored, look like Yggdrasil was amazing. Everyone in the living room cheered when we saw it.
Considering the issues with the kang actor, this could have been a way of writing them out but I don't think they have though (cause of the purple glow at the end hinting his return).
They can't it's already planned for a kang movie and the ending wasnt kang 😂. It's alioth u can literally hear the roar
The most interesting comment to me is said after the TVA is restored and Mobeus is asked “do the other Kangs know we’re here yet”, and he references something a Kang did “on 616” that was stopped by the Avengers - a reference to Antman Quantumania, but also a way to remove Jonathan Majors as Kang and replace him with someone else - Dr Doom, perhaps.
yea... but is that the same Kang though? wasn't he defeated by just Ant Man not the avengers? No Avengers were in that movie just him Or is it refrencing when Kang said he killed the Avengers and Thor? maybe instead this time they defeated him instead? 🤷♂
@@Jahko_Zeeke Ant-man is an Avenger, so I’d say it’s that film (except 616 is typically the comics, but I know they are being loose with the numbering (
@@Jahko_Zeeke They never mentioned the Avengers. Mobius just said "they" handled it.
The whole season seemed to be pointing that direction, diminishing the role of Kang and resetting the mcu somewhat. It feels like doom would the right person to carry the secret wars arc now, maybe by setting it up in Deadpool 3
@@SB-uo9to yea it's seeming that way.. but I don't like that build up to an ending that way.. so the begining of the Kang saga begins and ends just like that? I feel that if anything he should pop back up at some future point in some form or fashion.. I don't feel we got the grand of it like Thanos.. all this build up and it's over like that? I feel kind of slighted... Thanos was a big villian and I didn't know much of him until the movies.. the same with Kang.. I was looking forward to the journey of the whole thing as a saga.. not some short story
i love the fact that the way the multiverse is put back together resembles yggdrasil. its a nice touch
I think the third option was exactly what Kang was after. "He Who Remains" finally found a way to free himself and yet still keep the timelines intact.
He made Loki take up his position by putting him in a position where he couldn't kill Kang, nor could he kill Sylvie
That ending was so amazing
Just wondering that I’m since Loki has the ability to project his physical form, he may be able to extend himself to different Avengers without physically leaving his throne. I feel as though we haven’t seen the complete transformation of Loki yet. Loved every bit of this show and your breakdown!
I have a theory that he will make a copy so real that it becomes it's own person and maybe that's how we get kid Loki
Marvel has confirmed there will *not* be a Season 3 _and_ that Loki has now become The God of Stories. (He’s not He Who Remains, because he’s not stuck at the End of time, all confirmed.)
The Loki series was the greatest thing the MCU has ever produced hands down no question. 100% the most compelling and intricate thing they've ever made. Its brilliant
With that ending, I was just absolutely flabbergasted. I didn’t know what to think, I didn’t know what to say… except one thing. “Glorious purpose”
I think he’ll definitely return in Kang dynasty or sercet wars
I feel like this ending can serve dual purposes. He could simply he a placeholder to hold everything together, and as mentioned - vacate the thrown to battle the Kangs. Additionally, if the allegations around Jonathan Majors are true / are too much for Marvel to keep him in the role, they can shift to Loki being the One Who Remains and work a story from that while having a reason that Kang was stopped.
Yep.
They don’t need to change plans because of Majors. They can just recast him and say his variant this time around looks a bit different which makes sense in the grand scheme of infinity. Kang Dynasty is scheduled to happen regardless they can’t just drop Kang.
However I really hope Majors gets to be Kang (if he’s innocent) cause he nails it.
Jonathan is innocent, his lawyer has said he's innocent and it goes like this, innocent until proven guilty, if you disagree with this then I wonder how you'll feel if someone accuses you of murder or rape but your innocent.
The only reason any of you would have to assume he's guilty is that you hate him and that says alot about you, you rather hate someone and hope they are evil and damn them to hell than set asside your differences and want the actual truth of it.
If he's innocent after the trial but he's been fired, what will you say then? Will you not feel bad that not only has he lost his job but now has to walk amongst people who wanted his head?
@@gilpetperdon9831 LOL… first, I said “if”. Because I don’t know if he is or not. What I do know is the last person that has an unbiased opinion is his lawyer, so I care less what his lawyer has to say on the matter.
I agree… innocent until proven guilty. But if you think that a 160 billion dollar company isn’t considering contingency plan in case it doesn’t go well, then you’d be wrong.
I like Majors as an actor in general and like him as Kang. I hope that he is innocent.
@@Hvterz they’ve scheduled, moved, dropped a bunch. Majors being great in the role is the reason I don’t think they would recast. Tougher to replace someone that fits really well in the role and it’s a lot of money to risk the replacement not being well received
Something I'm really confused about is, why were the branches dying? why did they die before Loki learned to time slip? Now i thought this was because of the temporal loom being a failsafe. that when Kang is gone to hold the sacred timeline, the Loom will keep destroying branches to keep it in one stream,. But now Loki destroyed the Loom, so why did OB say the branches were still dying? there was nothing there to kill the timelines
When he time slipped to where he was sitting down talking to Mobius. Now that was GREEEAT
Dr doom just yeets an infinite molecule man bomb.
Tom Hiddleston: Finally I can retire.
Glorious purpose.
I think, since his main motivation was to "not lose his friends"
He was finally faced with a choice to let go of those friends and choose isolation to save the universe, his friends included
They made it very clear in the last morbius scene that he's no longer around
If they bring him back it will cheapen his growth, but i wouldn't put it passed marvel
I think the only really good way would be is if he's able to make a copy of himself. Sorta like how old Loki said he was able to make an illusion so strong it becomes real. So maybe he can copy his self but has to make it kid Loki
There is a version of Atlas in XMen the animated series . A 5 part series entitled "Beyond Good and Evil". There is a "Janitor " who keeps the time lines clean . At the end of this 5 part series you find out the Janitor is actually Immortus
Oh boy hope they keep making loki maybe with his another variant, whether in movie or in series cuz loki is hard carrying this mcu phase😢😢
I missed u Rob! Been waiting for Loki to finish to see your explanation ur a G bro
I think Loki is now a combination of Atlez and Avenger Prime. He’s gonna factor in to Secret Wars.
I do love him turning the Multiverse into Yggdrasil, though.