Loki Season 2 Ending Explained! EVERYONE MISSED THIS!
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- The ending of Loki Season Two was INSANE! But... What actually happened? In this video I'm going to explain what happened, AND I'm going to explain HOW it happened! There are clues in the show, and in other MCU projects, that give us clues to what is really happening for the Loki character. THIS WILL BLOW YOUR MIND!
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I think whoever wrote Loki Season 2 should write the next avengers movies honestly. Season 2 felt way more consistent and always brought up interesting conversations and choices within the characters.
kinda agree but they should honestly bring back the Ruso Brothers
@@johntheanimator4317I think the Russo brothers are taking a break from superhero movies
Agreed
That or the across the spiderverse writers
@@dragon9slayer250no they’re not they’re with DC and said they might come back
the other thing about this scene: the temporal radiation ages things away. if asgardians get stronger with time, then the temporal radiation is actually just making him more and more powerful as well
He's not Asgardian though. He was adopted because his father the kind of the frost giants abandoned him for being a runt. He had an enchantment placed on him to make him appear Asgardian. I'm not saying you're wrong I'm asking how it's possible if he isn't Asgardian.
@@Mar032891 maybe the enchantment wasn't just to make him appear asgardian, but trulybecome asgardian
@@ebinmemes2298 nods* yeah if anyone is strong enough to cast an enchantment so powerful it would be Odin. Yeah actually I can see him infusing him with his Odinmagic to almost blood adopt him. I dig it.
@@Mar032891that's how I've seen it from the beginning
There all asgardians even frost giants they just are frost giants
I think the first time Loki actually realized he could flip the script on himself was that time in the TVA theatre where Mobius was showing him how his sacred timeline would progress. With his mother dying, how he reconciles with Thor and how Thanos takes his life. This was a therapeutic experience and a huge lightbulb moment that made him stubborn and eager to form connections and change his future. Something that Sylvie never got.
You are so right. That was the first time something shook in him.
Everything on the show built upon itself to the next realization
Virgo perfection!!
It helped guide the audience slowly onto the climax
Nothing out of place!!
Silvie's role in this mess was tragic. She was basically a feral child
@@mrceadSylvie's purpose was to make Loki realise that he had a higher purpose, a Glorious Purpose. He saw his flaws through her and realized he could be better. He could make the ultimate sacrifice to save all.
Without her he would've never become who he was truly meant to be. That is why HWR paved the way for them to arrive at the citadel together and have the confrontation they did, and even allow her to kill him, all so Loki can grow and figure out what needed to be done to replace him.
@@GraysonJStedmanjr It's not a sacrifice if it turns out to be the greatest thing he can do for himself as well. Give Loki his dignity. He found out he was nothing but a pawn and fought his way out of that. That isn't sacrifice it's taking charge of his own destiny.
To those of you unaware of the writers of Loki Season 2; they are Justin Benson and Aaron Moorehead who also wrote/directed/starred in a couple of their own movies with Time Loop/ Time Travel/ Connected universe stories. The movies are Resolution and The Endless, both of which are fantastic. Moorehead also directed another time travel movie called Synchronic. They are the masters of Time Travel in film and is why Marvel picked them to write Loki Season 2 and it was phenomenal as their other work is. I truly hope Marvel picks them to write Kang Dynasty.
Yeah, I was really excited when I saw those names. And it's not only timeloops, the Resolution and The Endless both contained some cosmic being (though a little more prominently in The Endless). I was hoping they would put that talent for cosmic horror (for lack of a better term) to good use for Loki, and wasn't disappointed.
Kang is gone thankfully.
Thanks 🤜
I believe Loki’s power doesn’t just come from him getting older, but spending the time gaining knowledge. Knowledge being power especially for somebody like Loki.
Loki, Mercury, Hermes
God of communication & knowledge for sure!
That sounds like something a young person would say. Wisdom comes with age, manipulating time requires practice. You can't replace Loki with just anyone, He Who Remains already tried, he mastered the materials and the mechanics but still failed and only managed a loop. It had to be a Loki with high mileage
@@mrceadthat’s basically what op said
@@mrceadwell that basically what they said lmaooo
He did go back and read up on TVA and how to fix time for a thousand years soooo... yeah, that makes sense. This series was epic!
The writing, the acting. This show was amazing. Thanks guys.😊
The moment Loki asked how long it will take him to learn everything about the psychics, television and book and they just time-skipped thousands of years, I knew the ending will be mindboggling.
I know right? At that point when I was watching I thought, "No... they wouldn't... really? But they went there, and then much further. It was very ambitious, and they mostly pulled it off."
I think the gold throne is a reference to kintsugi , the Japanese art of repairing ceramics with gold to show that something broken can be even more beautiful because of its past. Loki is the gold holding the Marvel multiverse together.
No
That’s good
did u even seen the season 2@@superpanda3857
Even if it’s not true, I believe in this.
I thought the gold was referencing Asgard. He always wanted an Asgardian throne, Asgard is completely made of gold. 🤷🏽♂️
Exellent analysis on the aging of loki, you forgot that the time votex ages everything it touches, so the suit rapidly ages and degenerates , victor timely was hit with so much he aged to atoms instantly. With loki it aged away his clothes , his face momentarily showed aging but then his magic was super boosted.
Makes perfect sense when you think about how the time stone affected thor as you said.
But loki is a frost giant he is not really of asgard
@wheelsmcgee9770 Yeah but he learnt magic and probs have some odin magic infused in him. So makes him a superpowered frost giant. Frostgaints have powers anyway, so he was always an innate magical being.
Interstingly instead of futuristic armors (NY Avengers - Loki, Quantumania - Kang), both He Who Remains and Loki That Remains are wearing clothes that reminds midival times.
how the time vortex change loki horns?
@@AdhityaRamaputraLoki was most likely powerful enough to conjure horns and an outfit that were seemingly unaffected by temporal decay.
Or he just conjured some material that would last a hell of a long time (or forever)
Loki is one of those weird shows where even though it betrays the fundamental aspects of time travel and how the multiverse and timelines function, it's still manages to nail the character development of Loki and that matters most, even so much as to make it one of the greats of Phase 2.
Actually, many parts of the series were respectful of modern quantum physics. Though matter cannot physically travel through time, information might be able to (this theory is used in both Stein's Gate and Godzilla Zero Point.) Light seems to be able to do this (more experiments needed). And so, information could be sent throughout time allowing various realities to resolve. The problem is, does the information received come from the resolved reality of the recipient of the information? Are the collapsed probability chains resolved among many other probabilities? All probabilities exist and are "experienced" by all probable witnesses. Is the "sacred timeline" the collapsed probability field of a particularly selfish Kang? In the end, the probability fields of the multiverse may simply be the sandbox of the Celestials.
I think you're right about loki living longer than He who remains. When he's tearing down the loom his face morphs to og loki. I think his young face is an enchantment so non of the tva is freaked out by his age.
I still cant shake the feeling that Dr Doom will have something to do with that castle. But I do think the Celestials are watching over the multiverse and time, and so im sure we will see more of them as we move into this multiversal, cosmic, time - warping saga! Its pure chaos and I love it! I just wish Marvel would focus more on stories like this than political messaging and character changing.
I agree because my mind was blown when they were in the citadel again and HWR showed that he is a much bigger threat than Thanos ever dreamed of being and ofc the ending was somewhat expected but I didn't think it would be such a masterpiece. I waited all year for this show and it didn't disappoint oh how I wish they would've done secret invasion in the same epic fashion. Gaiah was the first OP now Loki well I guess Wanda technically.
Arent the celestials universal level beings only, they exist to maintain life on their own universes, why would they go or exist beyond the multiverse
@@kenworks15I think they are differentiating mcu and marvel comics. So theorising that in mcu, celestial are multi versal.
So star lord could be there
No more white males!
Ending Loki as a series here tho is perfect. He's set up like a true mythical figure. They should figure out a way to do the same for Thor rather then just kill em.
Thor could turn into the Rune King
ye but i have a feeling they gonna do something like use a loki variant to replace him,maybe sylvie wil take his place for some times
@@ppsarrakisI would go with Sylvie being the Loki now on the main timeline. Our Loki could make it so no one but Mobis and Sylvie knows the truth that lead to the change. Would be funny to see Thor interacting with his sister Loki rather than his brother Loki.
@@dreamweavercreations.2451 thats actually brilliant and prob most likely since i heard Tom Hiddleston is done with the MCU aparently,prob for the better
I got a different vibe when he responded to "He Who Remains", as though it wasn't exactly him who wrote the story to get Loki where he is but rather a subtle nod to the fact that history is written by the winner and whomever is left to write the story, it will have been that person who remains. Maybe acknowledging that Loki could have been the reason the story played out as it did and that he's gonna win over Kang
7:05 that actually make a lot of sense. The temporal radiation also make thing grow older faster. You can see Victor suit getting rusty the more he is getting close to the temporal loom. So it explains the change of clothes, the power surge and even his face when he is destroying the temporal loom (although I would have expected some bear at some point but maybe he doesn’t have any facial hairs )
I really think the golden liquid is god blood. If you watch Love and Thunder it is exactly the same consistency and color.
Ichor?
Only greedy gods blood is golden like that. Idrk what golden liquid you're talking about though.
I'm getting goosebumps just from hearing this theory. Imagine Loki surprising everyone taking on Beyonder Kang, it would be like when Thanos' ship gets destroyed but so much deeper
In that final episode in one of Loki’s final time slips when victor tilmey is putting his head in the temporal aura machine, Loki time slips in at the exact moment that the computer voice says “welcome back he who remains” and he proceeds to become just that
Fantastic redemption arc for a character. If and when he randomly appears in the next avengers movies the entire movie theater will cheer just like when cap catch Thor's hammer
Only the ones that watched it
This season was beautifully done we love Loki and his character arc/development and growth
Loki came to the same conclusion as Scott Lang, "we both just need to lose"
Only way to beat a kang
Except Scott didn't lose shit 😂
@@Marukanitelwell his plan was to lose but luckily sub par writing saved the day
The finale of Loki was Awesome! also bittersweet. Tom Hiddleston has stated that it's the conclusion of six films, 12 episodes, and the character of Loki. 14 years of his life in the MCU. He was 29 when he started and he's now 42. Tom is saying Loki is done, therefore no season 3 of Loki. It's sad to see him finished as Loki, I can't see anyone else being Loki. I'm very happy that it ended with Loki at the top and left us with Loki being a great guy, finally fulfilling his purpose. Thanks, Tom so very much. Job well done. Love you always! ❤️ We will definitely miss Loki.😢
I think that Loki is the reason why the time stone is green also yellow energy in the mcu is usually related to cosmic energy or entities like cap marvels powers and the eternals powers so Loki using gold energy’s would make sense seeing as he would need massive amounts of cosmic energy to manipulate time but what I don’t understand is how the celestials were showing to be these all powerful beings but kang rules time not them 😂
I know, how Kang just a future human rules time and not Eternity (thor 4) or the Celestials (eternals) or the living tribunal (doctor strange 2).
I think everyones forgetting the fact that Loki brings ragnarok, which technically applies to everything, not just Asgaard, but also Midgaard, Nephilhiem, and the rest. But he also brings the rebirth of the universe.
This can easily bee overlapped with the TVA and celestial making/breaking the multiverse, and also the nordic tales.
I would call this a mixture of all of them, in a way that can make sense.
It makes total sense and does not surprise me that they tell Loki's story thus way.
I can't wait to see how this will tie into quantum realm, multiverse, celestials,and hopefully involve the Watchers, and the Celestials, which means also Galactus, that means Silver Surfer and the FF.
This type of storyline could really blossom.
Or what about Firestorm, or other former Galctus heralds?
I like the idea that Loki is now older than he who remains, likely Odin himself. Loki is now way beyond intelligent, far above Ironman or Reed Richards, likely the most skilled version of Loki with his magic, including sorcerer supreme Loki. With his powers and control over all the timelines, he could harness infinite numbers of infinity stones, or anything else the MCU has at its disposal.
Can you prune a celestial? How would they fair against alioth?
I think Alioth is like Scarlet Witch, just one in the multiverse so more power than a Celestial that are many in just one universe
@@HIWHYAIWYAGD is mcu scarlet witch more powerful than the celestials!
@@ryanlaabs6034 she deleted the darkhold in all the universes. That alone can make her delete any characther from all the universes or a least a powerfull characther in just a universe
@@HIWHYAIWYAGD yeah, I didn’t think of it that way
@@HIWHYAIWYAGDshe destroyed the darkholds in every universe by destroying wundagore.
I agree, Loki is only temporarily holding the multiverse together in HOPE that somehow the Kangs will be defeated this time.
Sounds like a case for Dr Strange.
I have a theory, Loki gave a fighting chance against kang to every universe by giving life to the multiverse but i believe in secret wars he will realize that he who Remains was right and council of kangs becoming more powerfull so loki comes up with a new plan which would be creating a battle world and i think we will see another conversation between he who remains and loki.
It would make no sense for Loki to create battle world
@@Unknown_-bt8uv why? We haven't seen the origin of he who Remains, he can reborn in this multiverse now and if I'm not wrong he who Remains only said he tamed alioth but I don't think he said he built the TVA I think he eventually took over the TVA after taming alioth with the help of renslayer and this cycle will repeat and Loki will realize that at some point and the only way to break this cycle is to create the battle world or even if Kang creates the battle world Loki will be free of his duties of sustaining the multiverse then could play a huge part in the secret wars
@@lastsaviour4916but there could be a version outside of time like this kayne like in the quantum world
Or he completely took care of the entire Kang problem right there, allowing Marvel to write Kang out of the story after the firing of Jonathan Majors. However, I hope they recast Kang rather than fully abandon the character.
@@lastsaviour4916 We literally do in Season 1
He was just a random Kang but got help with the use of Alioth and won.
It was a Kang Battle against Kangs not other heroes
This loki searies is like going to school and listen to the teacher but still not clear to you so you have to go back home and look for more information. Brilliant writing
Loki was already time slipping when Valkarie had him kneeling in the apartment on Sakar. Banner asked him "where have you've been?" Loki's answer is "it varies from time to time."
He is the Custodian of The Multiverse
He Who Remains is simply using Loki for his powers and only as a temporary solution to hold the timelines together so he could prepare for war. He showed Loki everything he needed to know to break the Temporary Loom and control the timelines. Its either He Who Remains or Kang the Conqueror that Ravonna Renslayer see at the end.
5:20: What you’re thinking about is from the animated Avengers cartoon, not from the OG Infinity Gauntlet comic. In that, the scene plays out with Thor aging via the time stone before telling him that Asgardians get stronger with age
Yeah, I was wondering that because I don't remember that from the comic. I remember him turning Thor to glass and shattering him while dropping Drax and Firelord thru time.
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@@djhiem Yup. That’s exactly how I remember it 👍
Also, Thor was actually Eric Masterson in the IG series.
As an illusionist who can see into the multiverse from his thrones and literally hold all wolrds in his hands and upon his shoulders, I don't see why he couldn't project illusions of himself into the universes without leaving his throne.
Thank you. I was lost. I am a huge classic Marvel fan, but I don't know anything about the variants and versions of the comics. I guess I should have kept reading them after I grew up. Here I am a 55 year old wondering WTF is going on, and your explanation of the ending of Loke S2 truly help me make sense of it all. I'd love to be in a room with those developing the over all story and see how they are plugging in this and that and giving themselves outs and options. Blows my little old mind.
No one seems to mention the throne Loki sits on was mentioned by He Who Remains in Ep6 saying he sits in that chair because he makes the big decisions. Loki then went forth and made the big decision(s) to restore the multiverse and supplant HWR as the timekeeper. Another thing, what Loki power did he use to destroy the loom, no one has touched on that either.
They actually used every time travel concepts in this show and its fun to watch
0:01 BRO I absolutely LOVE the pulp fiction add in right here man ❤
Cool video! I didnt know asguardians get stronger as they get older which makes sense with Loki having done CENTURIES of time travel! I think hes going to come back to help later with multiversal war or similar too!
If Marvel can keep putting out quality like season 2 Loki…… they’ll have my respect again.
Notice the top of the tree is purple hue. So Loki is holding together the roots that form all the Kang branches at that certain point.
That's alot of Kangs lol
I think Loki was the one to build the citadel in the first place and then Victor found it and used some parts to build the tempad. What if it's origin is Lokis crown and power? Then it goes around and around forever, Loki and Victor switching places.
When his helmet became a temp pad. I lost it. I noticed it instantly. This episode was so amazing.
One thing we all missing is that He Who Remains is the vilain of the Multiversal Saga in the MCU , not "Kang".
Ok , in the comics the main variant of Nathaniel Richards is named Kang and in that medium most of the others variants are just "Kang" variants, but pay attention here:
1- In the series HWR introduces himself as the winner of the multiversal war and never "name" any of his variants and the fact is the name Kang was never mentioned;
2 - By the end, the new goal of the TVA becomes hunt down HWR variants, not Kang Variants.
Actually Mobius confirms that the variant of his in Quantumania ( wich was named Kang) is dead.
It seems minor but i got the feeling Quantumania was the last time we will hear the name Kang - something that could in the end make easier to replace Majors moving on.
I kind of wondered what Disney was going to do about Jonathan Majors as they have been very tight lipped about his legal issues. I almost wonder since the Kang Dynasty is being delayed and delayed that maybe they are just going to drop that story and let Loki be a winner. I did see some headlines talking about how Doctor Doom is replacing Kang in the upcoming movies. It's all up in the air I guess.
Well, if you pay attention during the conversation at the end of season one, he who remains tells both of them that there is only one alternate outcome, and it's if they take his place, so it would make sense that at the end, the only way to beat it is if he uses the Citadel and its power and his power and how much he's been through time now and aged. To take his place and be the guy. He thinks he should be as he says!!
6:00 Why Loki looks the way he does really could be even more simple... We never see his birth mother and he was very small for a Frostgiant baby but notice he looks an awful lot like Hela.
I think MCU Loki is only half Frostgiant and his mother is Hela, so Odin didn't adopt a random Frostgiant baby, he adopted his grandson and he just tipped what genes showed through.
Him learning to time slip told me when he sat on that throne he can sit there for millions of years or billions of years and he can always jump back into a younger variants body in any timeline/universe throughout time and space
about asgardian age thing, loki didn't get powerful as he aged, because he was time traveling back and forth, so that asgardian aging thing couldn't have any effect on loki, as he technically didn't age. what happens here is that loki had limitless time thanks to his time traveling abilities and used it to learn lot and get lots of experience, you know so he was more experienced, smarter, wiser and so on.
My Theory is, Loki is/was time slipping because after the meeting with HWR the outcome was already set in motion. What IS is what WAS and what WILL BE.
Loki is moving Loki through Spacetime, because he already destroyed the loom, even in the process of trying to save it, Season two is just witnessing
"Time" through the eyes of loki. Where did it change? when loki thought to go back to Mobius and Sylvie (even though it happened AFTER that it happens in at the same time)
He says He will stop all of Kangs Variants,
"I won't stop"
"I know.... Champ.."
but then he follows in up with a quote by T.S. Elloit. And you can tell Kang didn't know what he was talking about then panicked.
Saying he HAD to kill Sylvie (the first time he says this) The process was already started that HWR lost control of the loop, and i think he knew it.
Because Loki was put in a place in BOTH seasons where he was shown how he didn't want to be alone, his only fear. He would have to accept that to beat the game.
and in the end he does, for the only friends he's ever had.
the fact that his helmet is the timepad lets me know a kang varient will catch up to him at some point and take it.
when loki said he would find another way kang smiled...when loki quoted that poem, i think kang was merely pretending not to know what he was talking about...he wanted loki to believe he outsmarted him and have this epiphany.....
kang wanted loki to take over not because he was tired...he had to find a suitable replacement, otherwise he'd end up there again. i think before kang, O.B. was he who remains and thats why the 3 of them seem to have all created the tva. like every couple of eons he who remains finds or paves a way for another to take their place. like maybe the original OB tricked kang into becoming he who remains to end the multiversal war, and he found a way to trick loki into taking his place while thinking he was the hero. the tva seems like it was specifically designed to drive loki insane.
I do believe that Time-God Loki still capable of using his avatars. Maybe his powers were somehow drained. But eventually he will regain strength and will appear as Avatar/Illusion to others. Unable to psychically influence the timestream, but still be inside of it.
I loved how he was actually able to catch he who remains off guard
I love it too. He even stopped talking in a theatrical, condescending manner after Loki showed him up like that 💀
@@ClaudiaM-js6ol could be true, but his line about if Loki destroys the loom the war will start and this time the multiverse will die sounds like Loki could've broken the cycle he had, but you never know with a Kang variant
Season 2 of Loki was the best MCU content we’ve gotten in a while. 2nd only to the quality of the Marvels.
Amazing! It made very sense! I know you are a real fan when you mention BEYONDER. I stopped reading about 30 years ago, but I still remember beyonder as being the most powerful ever! I remember when he showed up, innocent... lol. I have a vague memory of a scene with spiderman where beyonder is eating for the first time... (hot dog, I think) and then asks spiderman "what is this I am feeling in my tummy?..." (his first shit was never directy mentioned ahahahah)
Watching Loki season 2 ending i sadly get this impression that, What Loki did would Only be temporary at the end because looking closer in season 2 of key parts of "He Who Remains" and a certain "Judge" added the fact that "she" wakes up towards in the end of the episode, Not really in fear but with a determined "not going to lose" look in her eyes.
Okay I want a game of thrones style prequel with asgardians. Song of ice and fire style. I want Odin to see a prophecy of Ydrasil and this leads to the eventual war between asgardians and ice giants. He had to turn Loki into a god because for whatever reason ice giant plus asgardians = god Loki idc make it happen
YES. THIS!
can’t say how much i enjoyed the banter between he who remains and Loki. Chemistry was so important
I've viewed several of these Loki commentaries, and from viewing the episode, although the throne seems to be at the end of time, when the camera zooms out, it would appear that Loki is actually at the CENTER OF TIME, not the end.
Think guys the parallel to Dr. Strange... he goes back and learns science to understand the loom. As time goes on he understands how to time travel and not telling how many times he and he who remains had those conversations. So he has gotten extremely powerful. Also Dr.Starnge did that weird time looking thing and is is similar to Loki's slippage
The way is excuted, the lore and mystery, it is Definitely S tier
Crazy thing is it’s still He who remains plan because he told Loki he who have to take over lol
I have that comic. Atla is or now the guardian is Atleza holds our reality / universe in place, for the better of understanding in a straw going down to the abyss. If it goes into the abyss, our reality is gone. There is so many things in the marvel comics that determines that universe. The bothers, Atleza, the heart of the universe, etc.
It was strong because they were focusing on characters, their feelings, their choices... It wasn't about the epic CGI fight or epic action scenes... It was about the atmosphere around and you felt that.
I like turtles.
My favorite part was when he time slipped back to when he was being interviewed by mobius. That was GOLD!!
Loki season 2 was the best marvel content since endgame. Blows season one outta the water, and everything else marvel from the panderverse
You missed one point. Asgardians get stronger as they age and from the moment he opened the blast doors, Loki was under constant bombardment from temporal radiation, which is pure, raw time. We saw the radiation age and deteriorate the suits that were worn, so we know that massive amounts of time are experienced per second of exposure. From the second the doors opened, Loki was aging and gaining unfathomable amounts of power.
Nobody literally Nobody thought Loki would become everyone's favorite 🎉
The series just mentions "centuries later", and while long to spend on one problem it's not infinite eons. But that's plenty. Not just doing a groundhog day times 10-100k of fixing the temperal loom loop. But travel the multiverse, meet people, understand how everything works.
Many humans (Wanda, Dr. Strange, Captain Marvel) gain immense power in only a few decades. If he needed them he has access to an infinite number of infinity stone (some lying in drawers) and any teachers of space and time he could visit. Including his mother (and Odin).
He could definitely obtain any powers his variants have, plus some unique ones. Maybe study with a few sorceror suppremes, celestials or even dark beings like dormammu (as his daughter, Charlize Theron, will play a role). My theory is he can guide his own variants, kinda as extensions of himself but with free will, turning each timeline green with this link. If these variants can then also timetravel (timepads and timestones), he can be everywhere at once...
Thank you for sharing. Excited for season 3!!
an idea i quite like as well is in season 1 Loki Mostly used a blade, only using his magic for special occasions. However, after meeting Classic Loki and hearing him say that "blades are worthless in the face of true loki sorcery", paired with seeing Classic Loki's massive display of power, Maybe made Loki realise he should rely on magic over blades. Due to this, in Season 2 we see a lot more of Loki's magic on display, only using blades occasionally.
I think you should take a SERIOUS look at Norse mythology and what Ragnarok is. Real Norse mythos actually makes up for Loki's appearance, his relationships, and his place as "chaos". With Odin gone, chaos has to assume it's spot to then help redirect the circle to implode to then rebirth the world tree and god Odin. If the writers are looking at things, they'll rely more and more just as the comic writers did before the internet. Things build, but gods are gods, until they aren't. Also, the green that stems from his grasps of the timelines, that's chaos being introduced.
The title attracted me. The voiceover made me never want to come back.
Great breakdown. Knowledge gained through time and time slippage is power, especially for the God of Stories.
what people forget. in the marvel universe Loki is a sorcerer supreme (of the asgard dimension(s)). that means base line he is on par with the ancient one and dr strange. add in asgard god magic and eons of exp you end up with someone who is pretty near the top of the food chain.
The gold also reminds me of the Odin force. He did imbue Loki with it when he changed him.
I felt the charm of old Marvel in this season 💗🥰
I'm hoping that eventually Loki is powerful enough to manifest himself as other bodies/avatars while being on the throne. It could be that's what these variants are...part of an infinite God of stories. And if he's a god that controls time, then the word eventually doesn't even apply. As "we" perceive time, it always has been that way, ret-conned.
Some versions of loki are a child made by the frostgiants through a ritual
This ritual makes a child part frost giant and part asgardian (they obtained odins blood at some point)
This is the explanation as to why that odin adopts loki
And secretly kinda discriminates againt him
He is the child odin didnt want but was forced to have
Also asgardianans become more powerful the older they get
That's why the time crystal on Thanos hand is green!! It was loki!! Such a great series
Thanks for bringing in some source comics to tie things in.
Loki’s magic/teleportation/posing as someone else, all appear as green. Time Stone was green. Hulk and his radiation are green. Clumsy angry Hulk allowed Loki to escape in the first place by knocking the cube out of the case in endgame. Galan became Galactus at the dawn of the new universe (comics). Maybe Loki will literally become the new time stone singularity in the new universe if there is a full universal reboot or rebirth at the conclusion of Secret Wars. Much as Galan became Galactus, Loki may become Time Stone, a variant of Wanda could become the new Reality Stone, etc… Specially powered characters becoming each and every of the new infinity stones in the new universe.
"No resurrectios this time"
Said Thanos:
The citadel at the end of time has obviously been destroyed and rebuilt using a Kintsugi technique - wherein a vase or other precious fragile thing is repaired using molten gold- making it more beautiful than before.
6:51 reminds when you use time wizard on dark magician and baby dragon in yugioh it just makes them stronger
I think i can explain how loki time travel is different from Avengers time travel.
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So lets take a car leaving a trail as an example. The trail is the time line and the car is the end of timeline which is still being written (was mentioned in the series that being written). What Avenger did was jump from one point of the trail to another without any effect on the car's position (reason why hulk says it wont change the future). While loki travels back in time when car was still making that trail. (in other words when that point of timeline was the end of timeline)
they will use the dr doom new run of secret wars. they will say its a version of tony with the gauntlet that saved parts of the multiverse and made battle world in the new version.
I believe and agree with all of this. I also think the 4 statues in the citadel from the end of Season 1 were meant to be seen as the time keepers. But my in depth theory explains how Victor Timely, Kang the Conqueror from Quantumania and HWR are all the same variant from different stages throughout their lives. And they would represent the 3 statues we see and the fallen statue would of course be Loki as all of this was part of their plan. Yes, I think Loki and HWR are partners in protecting the multiverse from destruction and have many points to back this up. One small example would be HWR telling the Lokis that a descendant of his from the future wins the war. Well for that to be true, HWR would have had to have come first. Plus just the utter nonsense about claiming to have seen everything and the end of time then acting surprised when Loki breaks the loom? Cmon…it was all planned and Loki realizes this after his complete mastery of time slipping. Maybe another reason he smirks at the final shot…. It’s a loop and it’s messy and but can explain and back up all of it. Lemme know if you want to hear more.
So the title is just clickbait? Where was the thing everyone missed? Your theories are interesting, and its a pretty good video.
We forget that Loki had been in the time branch before, and had become untethered. And He Who Remains had arranged all of that, through Loki's taking He Who Remains place as the one forced to take his place holding it all together. It was a trap to get Loki to do it for the sake of saving someone he loved. All of it was a trap. And Dr. Strange knew this and gave the time gem to Thanos, forging a loop. Kang cannot be the Beyonder, because that would cut out the Moleclue Man character, who will meld the entire MCU together under the Watcher's eye, as was projected by the Watchers. Owen Reese has to understand what Thanos must realize, that killing half the universe only kicks the can down the road. It's all or nothing. And behind all the moves that empower all the characters is the Watcher, who can't intervene, but Owen can. Owen goes back in time and creates the threads that later must be United to save them all. And Kang is reinstalled, and Loki freed from service, redeemed, a son of Odin. The Beyonder becomes Kosmos. Owen becomes the ultimate protector of the United multiverse, and the subplots continue with the children of our heros and new ones so that generationally the MCU continues its evolution. It's all good in the neighborhood.
In thor 1 movie the sence Loki was fall from the rainbow Bridge and the same dialogue in the Loki season 2 episode 6 are similar and the location like the launcher and the rainbow Bridge are similar and Loki is desire to thorne he fall from the Asgard, when he denie the throne he rise from the TVA, there are so many things that are link with Loki
Absolute BEST Marvel Disney+ show by far-and-away!!!
Great video! Gave me a ton of info and lore I had never heard of! Plus, there's lots to contemplate and theorize on the rewatch with my girl! She was at the house last week and caught about the last 25 minutes of episode 5. She was instantly intrigued and is blasting through season 1 to then watch season 2 with me!
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9:55 the grinch
Loki is one of my #1 favorite characters in the mcu. W
I think our Loki (Tom) is Loki Mutant, just a better name I found for him to fit in
Might not be the powerful Loki we met in comic but makes sense for live action (no worker actor is hurt during work hour)
I think when Odin adopted Loki as his son, he already knew that Loki had a glorious purpose. That's why Odin couldn't banish him from Asgard, no matter what he did. Odin raised Thor and Loki as god unlike Hella. And maybe Loki felt that the throne in Asgard was rightfully his because Odin himself instilled that thought in Loki. Odin himself actually did not know what kind of god Loki would become, but his place is not in Asgard
It’s also possible that Loki weaved together the universes where X-Men exist and combined them with the sacred timeline giving the MCU a way to bring the X-Men into the fold. That or after Secret Wars there will be an incursion that forces the X-Men to flee their universe and come stay in the MCU.
Dude, that was Eric Masterson in thors body facing thanos. Thanos transformed him into glass. Not aged him. Reaching.
Yggdrasil!! The world tree is called Yggdrasil!
The key is that Loki is more fiction than science fiction, and that you don’t need to make the science work for this. It’s because it fits the narrative and his character development. They tell you this out right
This guy just keeps reminding me of Tim Robbinson when he’s over explaining things in I Think You Should Leave 😂