@@eclip1991 Hating on a facet of something just for the sake of hating on the whole, smh. Just because marvel's been serving mostly hot dogshit recently doesn't mean they can't make the exceptional good show or movie
For me Loki is proof that the MCU can still produce amazing stories, so long as they get good writers to make the characters shine and actually make us like them and care about them. Give the projects the effort and passion they deserve, and the time to achieve that.
"produce amazing stories" It probably 'helps' that Loki's series were very, very derivative of pre-existing stories. Season 1 took a lot of cues from an Isaac Asimov one-shot, bureaucratic agency removed from time, where agents who are plucked from no longer existing timelines, are in charge of traveling through the timeline and interfering with it to insure the ideal singular timeline, a chaotic female comes in trying to destroy the bureaucracy that had limited humanity to a focused trajectory. Season 2 latter half took cues from a Thor series that came out in the early 2000s or so. A ragnarok took place, all the Asgardian gods except for Thor die and are resurrected on Earth. Thor feels lonely. He visits all his Asgardian friends, sees them living their lives on Earth, it's the only life they know for their past 20-40 years. Thor sees their bits of joy and bits of tragedy they face, their lives are small but rich. Thor is lonely. Thor proceeds to end all these humans lives so that they reincarnate back into Asgardians so he can stop being lonely, very cool and non-sociopathic thing to do (Ragnarok is cyclical in Marvel so culling humans to unlock their inner Norse god/goddess is probably a normalized activity). We are reintroduced to the concept of a female Loki. Loki season 2 decidedly took a better approach to a Marvel Norse god feeling alone and wanting to be with his friends, who have different lives and no knowledge of him or the life they shared.
@@granfalloon9848 Even so, it takes a lot to bring a comic book story into a tv show or film so they still need good writers to use it as inspiration and bring it to that new medium effectively. Not every part of the story is identical either, there’s plenty of originality in there and even in the bits that are heavily inspired by pre-existing stories. There are so many stories from the comics they haven’t used yet and a lot of the audience won’t have seen the comics first so I don’t see a problem with them doing this, nor do I see this as a good reason to criticise these projects.
@@zohzie bruh why am I suddenly seeing this opinion sprouting out of nowhere? Did a TH-camr make a random video or something? I get that it’s subjective but you can’t compare this to the other bad stuff we’ve gotten from the MCU these past few years. I for one was hooked on these series all the way through which can’t be said for everything else
The ending of Loki shows us the Mobius final scene and then Loki smiling sadly, implying that while he can’t be there, he can pick a timeline and watch it, so theoretically he can look into a universe and watch succession on someone’s TV
True, but I mean the season 2 ending where (spoilers!) he LITERALLY holds the timelines together There was a joke opportunity and I just had to take it hehehehehe
I’m sure he can look into the timelines. The scene where he smiles a bit is after the mobius and Sylvie scene so maybe he can check up on his friends as he sits there.
My headcanon says that he can kinda project himself into different timelines. He’s not really able to use his powers because he’s using his full strength to keep the timelines together.
Some one who is knowledgeable about Nordic mythology has probably pointed this out (as it is a very prominent part of Loki's character) but, Loki can just send an astral projection out so that he can wander around, this projection can do pretty much everything Loki himself can but at a fraction of his original power. like when he was trapped in the mountain with that snake and maid. though it is a less troublesome situation than then, he could just do that, if Marvel want to be accurate to the myths. this also means, we get to see Loki in future films without having to go to Temporal Yggdrasil that he is now confined to. But I think Zanny's idea is just too funny to miss out on.
I mean that's what they did in the avengers assemble show, while Loki was trapped in that realm with no sound he would astral project to enchantress and executioner
it was an AMAZING ending and it’s perfect how he’s burdened with the one thing he always wanted, it’s so good and i hope they at least make it known that this loki met thor
10:55, I’d say the main source of comfort he’d have sitting there for eons in this dimension outside of all time is that he seems to be able to see what’s happening in the realities he’s connected to. If they were to continue his story to wrap up the other Kangs or Doom looking to take his spot as ruler of all realities, I’d imagine they’d do something like have him spawn his projections into other realities like video game avatars, a souped-up version of his use of illusion to basically astral projected in the past, to call out different heroes to fight them while he holds those realities in place. He apparently heard Mobius and Sylvie talking on that branch version of his reality with a version of him that never taken by the TVA. I do hope that at some point, he learns how to use the realities he’s holding to manifest variants of things from them to change up his environment a bit (this show has already established that his powers can evolve if he finds new ways to use them, like Sylvie learned to remotely possess people and Old Loki learned to make portals). But on that note, there’s the implication that Mobius can’t really return to his reality or his children because it was one of the realities that the Loom or the War or Alioth destroyed, so any version of it would just be a copy of it (since as of this franchise’s logic, any reality or variant that gets destroyed is dead permanently and any other version of them out there, no matter how similar, is like a regenerated limb, a copy of the limb that was lost but never truly the original one itself) and the same is so for Sylvie, who’s whole motive for killing He Who Remains was because her reality and family were destroyed permanently and she could never go back to them. Mobius is literally a “nowhere man” just like Brad said he was, doomed to watch the life of the person he would have stayed as if his life hadn’t been altered unless he decides to go somewhere else and make a new life for himself.
Historically, catering to children never ends well. I have no idea why companies still do it. Thor Love and Thunder was a wake up call. Echo looks solid, I’m excited to see more marvel content that isn’t some colorful fun adventure where even when the hero is dying of cancer they make jokes about it
So long as they don’t go full Snyderverse edgelord, I’m on board with a tonal shift. Love and Thunder wasn’t even the half as bad as Multiverse of Madness. That movie was infuriatingly horrific.
@@BlazerManiacNumber96 nah man Love and thunder has to be one of the worst things marvel has ever put out. At least MoM had its moments, and was overall a solid story, even if it could’ve been more. Love and Thunder was just a straight up shitshow. Maybe 1 good scene in the whole movie and they completely wasted every ounce of potential it had
@@ayezz2811 Idk I thought the axe being jealous of the hammer was funny. Which means I can think of at least one thing I liked in the movie. Multiverse of Madness was dogshit top to bottom. Hated everything about the movie. Both movies are bad but I’d watch Love and Thunder 10 times before I’d watch Multiverse of Madness once
@@BlazerManiacNumber96 insane tbh, love and thunder is a sin. A bad joke parody version of a bad film. At least MoM can take itself seriously when it wants to. To each their own
@@ayezz2811 Love and Thunder’s biggest flaw is it’s tone. Which is a valid complaint but in the end it was still a coherent vision. Whether or not that vision was any good, is subject to debate. But the movie had a direction. Multiverse of Madness doesn’t even resemble a film. It’s a 2-hour scene, a collection of bullet points loosely strung together without any semblance of narrative or character. It’s a movie so consumed by its own plot that it completely negates any level of storytelling. Nobody has any interesting motivations or arcs, nothing engaging happens at all. The driving force behind the entire project was a collection of meta referential cameos that have no internal logic or cohesion and take place in a sequence that is so shoehorned into the film without providing anything of worth to the film that it’s hard not to role you’re eyes into the back of your head. It’s weird to debate which film is worse, given they’re both bad. But Love and Thunder was a movie I’d rank in the bottom third of the franchise, while Multiverse of Madness is the single worst thing to ever come out of the MCU
I swear, "Victory, but at what cost" is also my favorite kind of ending, it's why I love Persona 3 so goddamn much. Always tear up at the end, man, that was a good game.
I dont know why but i always enjoy watching these videos. Always feels very chill. And yea the only way loki should return at this point is if characters visit him and he stays there and offers some guidance. Maybe giving a last meeting between him and Thor
He smiles in the end also because he realizes that this was his "glorious" purpose and actually finally has THE throne and he finds the situation funny and fitting. Like "huh, would you look at that, I have the throne".
I remember seeing Wanda vision and Loki and thinking to myself if the future shows and movies are anything like this the future of the MCU is gonna be great……..
Frl… those two shows got me so hype for post endgame marvel. It was like endgame only unlocked marvel’s full potential to go big, to make unique and impactful stories. I wasnt too bothered with the lower quality content, because marvel has always had bad movies (cant expect ALL of them to be good). What really made me lose hope was dr strange 2, because it directly ruined the hype built up by wanda and loki. Anyway, now im hopeful again, im just scared that there will never be the same global hype for future movies
If loki is keeping the all the different timelines alive doesn't that mean all those kangs are still gonna end up at war and if so whats to stop one kang from being able to go fight and potentially kill loki and restore the sacred timeline?
Tom Hiddleston did say that the show was a great ending to 14 years of his life and implying that Loki as a character, or him starring as him, was coming to an end.
I love Loki as a character now and also the show its sooooo good and Kang's actor is crazy good it feels like that is him he is kang or he who remains or victor timely and the time hops was so cool! its the only one i really enjoyed and took the time of day to watch and binged also the effects were crazy good it has little fights only in the last episodes its soo good
They should unite the brothers again. I don't know... That Loki is in danger and somehow starts haunting Thor, asking him for help, and he does everything to save Loki because he saw him die. That would be epic in my opinion
I like the way he puts it, that just because there are folks out there that are sad because of the ending doesn't make it bad. But there feelings are legit and pure, and so too are their feelings. So yeah, they won't like it, but even if not everyone agrees on the satisfaction of the ending we can relate because of the way it made us feel. I loved season one but the last episode put me on a bit of indecision on whether or not I liked the show, it was a lot of expo dump for me. And then we had a few shows in between that I wasn't really keen on, at least not wholly. So I was tentative going into this season, putting it off for a while. In the end I'm not celebrating it really or super hyped. I'm sad too. But Loki's character got redeemed, he's still dead on 616, but he's good in both places, in a way we got to see the culmination of the person he might have been if Thanos hadn't killed him. So overall, a good end for him, and a glorious burden for him to carry on his way out.
I think there are some obvious points to be drawn between the Norns in Norse Mythology and Loki's position at the end of the show. Like Loki, the Norns are Jotuns, giants, they live in Yggdrasil and keep it alive, and they control the threads of fate, an interesting parallel to the loom imagery in the show. The Norns influence the destiny of men, and I think it's likely Loki is influencing the destiny of the timelines in the MCU, and with the assistance of the TVA, is preventing Kangs from incursing onto at least some of the timelines. A lot of people have theorised that the flashes on the top of the tree are the Kangs waging multiversal war, and the darkness at the bottom is Alioth taking the role of Nidhogg. I think Loki is essentially manipulating fate in the timelines to protect them from any existential multiversal threat; it's basically an in-universe response to "if every single possibility exists, why hasn't x happened?" It's because time-god Loki now has his thumb on the scales in order to create a universe where his friends can live.
When he said "its a Miles Morales reference" when they did sign language I half thought they were talking about him. They just say "That hero. The black one."🤣🤣
If catching on takes a multimillion dollar failure after several massive signals that this was going to happen for the last 2 years, then they better be upheaving the whole system.
Loki's arc is arguable the best within the MCU, and it's because it's so sad and heartbreaking. Because even though he does end up being alone, even though he even gets the throne he no longer wants....he's ultimately conquering his greatest fears. Where Kang wanted to conquer everything in order to have control, Loki instead conquered himself as a true ruler should. He's unironically sacrificing himself so that there may be hope for the rest of existence. He quite literally is the "Jesus Christ" of the MCU. And saying he's "dead" is honestly just not true. I moreso see his current position as a long term back seating. He'll most likely be back in the future, probably to serve some kind of "Wise Mage" type roll for whatever cataclysm is happening at the time
I feel like as much as the "kiddie" and "woke" stuff has contributed to marvels downfall lately, I also just feel like they blew their load when it came to actors in the first 10 years to make it as big as it was, getting names like RDJ, Chris Hemsworth, Samuel Jackson, Scarlett Johansson etc to lead these movies made me invested in films I didn't care who the superhero was because of the person playing them. This new raft of characters that's supposed to lead us into the next saga like Brie Larson are just super unlikeable or generally unknown people that even if I liked the superhero before the movie I wouldn't care to watch it because of who's playing them.
Kinda weirded out with the sign language as people don’t just do hand sign they do mouth talking aswell is my memory of it for instance saying water they will sign it and mouth it they don’t just do one thing without the other just makes it looks weird idk maybe she does actual sign language
Loki and Guardians Vol.3, Marvel is, slowly but surely, chucking out some good projects, but what has me pissed is for every good project, we have 2 bad ones... For every Loki, we have a secret invasion and a The Marvel's, for every Guardians Vol.3, we have a Quantummania and She-Hulk
I’m hoping that with all the big changes they’re making the quality is gonna improve, and deadpool 3 and echo by the look of it is gonna be a good way to start. Pretty sure the main reason stuff was the way it was before, more quantity that quality was cause of the previous Disney CEO being stupid, apparently he thought that only animation was for kids and stuff like that.
Unfortunately, I think we've entered a stage of the MCU that I like to call The Cope Metronome. It's where Marvel swings between amazing and awful, and the internet also swings between "man the MCU is over shoulda stopped at Endgame" and "wow the MCU is BACK, I'm sure the upcoming pile of obscurity with unlikeable actors and almost no marketing will continue this hot streak"
Marvel got too bloated, too many characters to juggle rn. Like Shang chi prob won’t get a sequel for at least 3-4 years, so to me marvel’s been so disconnected compared to phases 1-3
Marvel is now the same as an old bag of chips. One chip might be seasoned to perfection absolutely no bad bites but then you take a handful and shove them up your mouth and it tastes like chewy flavourless piece of cardboard
You know Loki was a good show when Zanny remembers the names of the characters
Loki show was far from being good.
@@eclip1991yeah, it was really good.
@@eclip1991impossible to satisfy some people
@@eclip1991 yeah it was too good
@@eclip1991 Hating on a facet of something just for the sake of hating on the whole, smh. Just because marvel's been serving mostly hot dogshit recently doesn't mean they can't make the exceptional good show or movie
For me Loki is proof that the MCU can still produce amazing stories, so long as they get good writers to make the characters shine and actually make us like them and care about them. Give the projects the effort and passion they deserve, and the time to achieve that.
"produce amazing stories" It probably 'helps' that Loki's series were very, very derivative of pre-existing stories.
Season 1 took a lot of cues from an Isaac Asimov one-shot, bureaucratic agency removed from time, where agents who are plucked from no longer existing timelines, are in charge of traveling through the timeline and interfering with it to insure the ideal singular timeline, a chaotic female comes in trying to destroy the bureaucracy that had limited humanity to a focused trajectory.
Season 2 latter half took cues from a Thor series that came out in the early 2000s or so. A ragnarok took place, all the Asgardian gods except for Thor die and are resurrected on Earth. Thor feels lonely. He visits all his Asgardian friends, sees them living their lives on Earth, it's the only life they know for their past 20-40 years. Thor sees their bits of joy and bits of tragedy they face, their lives are small but rich. Thor is lonely. Thor proceeds to end all these humans lives so that they reincarnate back into Asgardians so he can stop being lonely, very cool and non-sociopathic thing to do (Ragnarok is cyclical in Marvel so culling humans to unlock their inner Norse god/goddess is probably a normalized activity). We are reintroduced to the concept of a female Loki.
Loki season 2 decidedly took a better approach to a Marvel Norse god feeling alone and wanting to be with his friends, who have different lives and no knowledge of him or the life they shared.
@@granfalloon9848 Even so, it takes a lot to bring a comic book story into a tv show or film so they still need good writers to use it as inspiration and bring it to that new medium effectively. Not every part of the story is identical either, there’s plenty of originality in there and even in the bits that are heavily inspired by pre-existing stories. There are so many stories from the comics they haven’t used yet and a lot of the audience won’t have seen the comics first so I don’t see a problem with them doing this, nor do I see this as a good reason to criticise these projects.
Both seasons were fucking awful wdym???
@@zohzie bruh why am I suddenly seeing this opinion sprouting out of nowhere? Did a TH-camr make a random video or something? I get that it’s subjective but you can’t compare this to the other bad stuff we’ve gotten from the MCU these past few years. I for one was hooked on these series all the way through which can’t be said for everything else
The ending of Loki shows us the Mobius final scene and then Loki smiling sadly, implying that while he can’t be there, he can pick a timeline and watch it, so theoretically he can look into a universe and watch succession on someone’s TV
Loki LITERALLY carrying the MCU at this point
Yeah, but it’s still getting dragged down by the Marvels
And then it will lead into nothing interesting
True, but I mean the season 2 ending where (spoilers!)
he LITERALLY holds the timelines together
There was a joke opportunity and I just had to take it hehehehehe
Facts
Both figurative and literally.
I’m sure he can look into the timelines. The scene where he smiles a bit is after the mobius and Sylvie scene so maybe he can check up on his friends as he sits there.
My headcanon says that he can kinda project himself into different timelines. He’s not really able to use his powers because he’s using his full strength to keep the timelines together.
I love how just one trailer made the public perception of Echo go from “why the fuck are they making this?” to “I will be there no matter what”
You drunk?
Lowkey Andor
That's like saying any trailer is good which makes the series good when most of the shows ratings are bad... @user-to6fy9of9e
Fr fr. Atp I rather watch the show before actually deciding if it’s gonna be good bc the marvel movies/shows trailers sometimes look deceiving tbh
Some one who is knowledgeable about Nordic mythology has probably pointed this out (as it is a very prominent part of Loki's character) but, Loki can just send an astral projection out so that he can wander around, this projection can do pretty much everything Loki himself can but at a fraction of his original power. like when he was trapped in the mountain with that snake and maid. though it is a less troublesome situation than then, he could just do that, if Marvel want to be accurate to the myths. this also means, we get to see Loki in future films without having to go to Temporal Yggdrasil that he is now confined to. But I think Zanny's idea is just too funny to miss out on.
Would love to see him in more stuff sadly they have to close the book at some point though. Actors want to move on to different stuff
Tom Hiddleston left the MCU after Loki S2. He ain't coming back, sorry.
@@wrenchisnotanerd there is literally a quote of him saying that he isnt sure if hes done yet
It depends if he needs all his power to hold existence itself together
I mean that's what they did in the avengers assemble show, while Loki was trapped in that realm with no sound he would astral project to enchantress and executioner
it was an AMAZING ending and it’s perfect how he’s burdened with the one thing he always wanted, it’s so good and i hope they at least make it known that this loki met thor
Its utterly meaningless when it coudnt have possibly happened.
That loki wouldnt even exist, even the infiniwar loki wasnt this much of a fag.
Bro I loved the Yggdrasil reference when he transforms the timeline into a tree.
10:55, I’d say the main source of comfort he’d have sitting there for eons in this dimension outside of all time is that he seems to be able to see what’s happening in the realities he’s connected to.
If they were to continue his story to wrap up the other Kangs or Doom looking to take his spot as ruler of all realities, I’d imagine they’d do something like have him spawn his projections into other realities like video game avatars, a souped-up version of his use of illusion to basically astral projected in the past, to call out different heroes to fight them while he holds those realities in place.
He apparently heard Mobius and Sylvie talking on that branch version of his reality with a version of him that never taken by the TVA. I do hope that at some point, he learns how to use the realities he’s holding to manifest variants of things from them to change up his environment a bit (this show has already established that his powers can evolve if he finds new ways to use them, like Sylvie learned to remotely possess people and Old Loki learned to make portals).
But on that note, there’s the implication that Mobius can’t really return to his reality or his children because it was one of the realities that the Loom or the War or Alioth destroyed, so any version of it would just be a copy of it (since as of this franchise’s logic, any reality or variant that gets destroyed is dead permanently and any other version of them out there, no matter how similar, is like a regenerated limb, a copy of the limb that was lost but never truly the original one itself) and the same is so for Sylvie, who’s whole motive for killing He Who Remains was because her reality and family were destroyed permanently and she could never go back to them.
Mobius is literally a “nowhere man” just like Brad said he was, doomed to watch the life of the person he would have stayed as if his life hadn’t been altered unless he decides to go somewhere else and make a new life for himself.
I'm wondering if Loki can see what is happening in every timeline, and maybe even project himself into one if he chooses. Similar to how he always did
Other MCU Projects: Flopping
Loki: Fine, I'll do it myself.
Bro perfect summation of Andor for Star Wars and Loki for the MCU lol
Historically, catering to children never ends well. I have no idea why companies still do it. Thor Love and Thunder was a wake up call. Echo looks solid, I’m excited to see more marvel content that isn’t some colorful fun adventure where even when the hero is dying of cancer they make jokes about it
So long as they don’t go full Snyderverse edgelord, I’m on board with a tonal shift.
Love and Thunder wasn’t even the half as bad as Multiverse of Madness. That movie was infuriatingly horrific.
@@BlazerManiacNumber96 nah man Love and thunder has to be one of the worst things marvel has ever put out. At least MoM had its moments, and was overall a solid story, even if it could’ve been more. Love and Thunder was just a straight up shitshow. Maybe 1 good scene in the whole movie and they completely wasted every ounce of potential it had
@@ayezz2811 Idk I thought the axe being jealous of the hammer was funny. Which means I can think of at least one thing I liked in the movie. Multiverse of Madness was dogshit top to bottom. Hated everything about the movie. Both movies are bad but I’d watch Love and Thunder 10 times before I’d watch Multiverse of Madness once
@@BlazerManiacNumber96 insane tbh, love and thunder is a sin. A bad joke parody version of a bad film. At least MoM can take itself seriously when it wants to. To each their own
@@ayezz2811 Love and Thunder’s biggest flaw is it’s tone. Which is a valid complaint but in the end it was still a coherent vision. Whether or not that vision was any good, is subject to debate. But the movie had a direction. Multiverse of Madness doesn’t even resemble a film. It’s a 2-hour scene, a collection of bullet points loosely strung together without any semblance of narrative or character. It’s a movie so consumed by its own plot that it completely negates any level of storytelling. Nobody has any interesting motivations or arcs, nothing engaging happens at all. The driving force behind the entire project was a collection of meta referential cameos that have no internal logic or cohesion and take place in a sequence that is so shoehorned into the film without providing anything of worth to the film that it’s hard not to role you’re eyes into the back of your head.
It’s weird to debate which film is worse, given they’re both bad. But Love and Thunder was a movie I’d rank in the bottom third of the franchise, while Multiverse of Madness is the single worst thing to ever come out of the MCU
I swear, "Victory, but at what cost" is also my favorite kind of ending, it's why I love Persona 3 so goddamn much. Always tear up at the end, man, that was a good game.
I dont know why but i always enjoy watching these videos. Always feels very chill. And yea the only way loki should return at this point is if characters visit him and he stays there and offers some guidance. Maybe giving a last meeting between him and Thor
the main theme of the show Loki can do unspeakable things to me and I'd say thank you. theme fucking SLAAAPS
He smiles in the end also because he realizes that this was his "glorious" purpose and actually finally has THE throne and he finds the situation funny and fitting. Like "huh, would you look at that, I have the throne".
Seems to me like Echo could be the next Andor, an incredibly good show that turns a more kids-like IP into something more adult, but still underrated
Netflix Daredevil
the tree of yggdrasil kinda looks like green paths lmao
I remember seeing Wanda vision and Loki and thinking to myself if the future shows and movies are anything like this the future of the MCU is gonna be great……..
Wanda sucked
Frl… those two shows got me so hype for post endgame marvel. It was like endgame only unlocked marvel’s full potential to go big, to make unique and impactful stories. I wasnt too bothered with the lower quality content, because marvel has always had bad movies (cant expect ALL of them to be good). What really made me lose hope was dr strange 2, because it directly ruined the hype built up by wanda and loki.
Anyway, now im hopeful again, im just scared that there will never be the same global hype for future movies
If loki is keeping the all the different timelines alive doesn't that mean all those kangs are still gonna end up at war and if so whats to stop one kang from being able to go fight and potentially kill loki and restore the sacred timeline?
We need a Zanny multiverse
loki really got the serial experiments lain ending
Tom Hiddleston did say that the show was a great ending to 14 years of his life and implying that Loki as a character, or him starring as him, was coming to an end.
Loki's greatest enemy now is hernia
I love Loki as a character now and also the show its sooooo good and Kang's actor is crazy good it feels like that is him he is kang or he who remains or victor timely and the time hops was so cool! its the only one i really enjoyed and took the time of day to watch and binged
also the effects were crazy good it has little fights only in the last episodes its soo good
They should unite the brothers again. I don't know... That Loki is in danger and somehow starts haunting Thor, asking him for help, and he does everything to save Loki because he saw him die. That would be epic in my opinion
I like the way he puts it, that just because there are folks out there that are sad because of the ending doesn't make it bad. But there feelings are legit and pure, and so too are their feelings. So yeah, they won't like it, but even if not everyone agrees on the satisfaction of the ending we can relate because of the way it made us feel.
I loved season one but the last episode put me on a bit of indecision on whether or not I liked the show, it was a lot of expo dump for me.
And then we had a few shows in between that I wasn't really keen on, at least not wholly. So I was tentative going into this season, putting it off for a while.
In the end I'm not celebrating it really or super hyped. I'm sad too. But Loki's character got redeemed, he's still dead on 616, but he's good in both places, in a way we got to see the culmination of the person he might have been if Thanos hadn't killed him.
So overall, a good end for him, and a glorious burden for him to carry on his way out.
Loki was actually really good it's crazy
Loki literally took all the Disney budget form the other shows and it was damm worth it.
I'M SO READY FOR THIS! I loved the netflix marvel shows. Tone was great
Idk why but i cant stop watching this Video over and over again because zanny finally says Something good about the MCU
As Hawkeye said: “Don’t do that. Don’t give me hope.”
What a nice episode, I hope nobody uses it as a call of duty thumbnail.
I think there are some obvious points to be drawn between the Norns in Norse Mythology and Loki's position at the end of the show. Like Loki, the Norns are Jotuns, giants, they live in Yggdrasil and keep it alive, and they control the threads of fate, an interesting parallel to the loom imagery in the show. The Norns influence the destiny of men, and I think it's likely Loki is influencing the destiny of the timelines in the MCU, and with the assistance of the TVA, is preventing Kangs from incursing onto at least some of the timelines. A lot of people have theorised that the flashes on the top of the tree are the Kangs waging multiversal war, and the darkness at the bottom is Alioth taking the role of Nidhogg. I think Loki is essentially manipulating fate in the timelines to protect them from any existential multiversal threat; it's basically an in-universe response to "if every single possibility exists, why hasn't x happened?" It's because time-god Loki now has his thumb on the scales in order to create a universe where his friends can live.
I saw the 1st episode and laughed so hard when I heard "General Dox", like wtf is that name?? General Sssniperwolf
I waited for this Video so Long youre the best
Now i feel Like on top of the world when even the man himself Liked my comment .
Thanks Zanny i appretiate you alot and i Love your Videos keep IT Up.
I loved loki s2. But i kinda wish he had a moment with Thor. Or just watched him frim distance. Thor suffered a lot from his loss. Would go heavy.
Finally, the long-awaited return of Wilson Fish is in sight.
When he said "its a Miles Morales reference" when they did sign language I half thought they were talking about him. They just say "That hero. The black one."🤣🤣
Loki needs a movie fr especially something like this
If catching on takes a multimillion dollar failure after several massive signals that this was going to happen for the last 2 years, then they better be upheaving the whole system.
"Echo" is a pretty ironic name for a deaf character ngl. She literally can't hear echos. It's like calling Daredevil "Sunset" or something.
If they do transition to Dr Doom, imagine some plot twist is that he is a Kang variant
Loki's arc is arguable the best within the MCU, and it's because it's so sad and heartbreaking. Because even though he does end up being alone, even though he even gets the throne he no longer wants....he's ultimately conquering his greatest fears. Where Kang wanted to conquer everything in order to have control, Loki instead conquered himself as a true ruler should. He's unironically sacrificing himself so that there may be hope for the rest of existence. He quite literally is the "Jesus Christ" of the MCU. And saying he's "dead" is honestly just not true. I moreso see his current position as a long term back seating. He'll most likely be back in the future, probably to serve some kind of "Wise Mage" type roll for whatever cataclysm is happening at the time
The one that created the Loki show is gonna be writing the next Avengers movie so I'm very excited lol
THE ULTIMATE QUESTION ZANNY: Owen Wilson Mobius Kachow man or Enoch from Ahsoka
I feel like as much as the "kiddie" and "woke" stuff has contributed to marvels downfall lately, I also just feel like they blew their load when it came to actors in the first 10 years to make it as big as it was, getting names like RDJ, Chris Hemsworth, Samuel Jackson, Scarlett Johansson etc to lead these movies made me invested in films I didn't care who the superhero was because of the person playing them. This new raft of characters that's supposed to lead us into the next saga like Brie Larson are just super unlikeable or generally unknown people that even if I liked the superhero before the movie I wouldn't care to watch it because of who's playing them.
Yoooo the finale vol2 of Loki season two is out and the track y’all might be looking for is history is now
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No. Loki was an exception
Loki is a great prologue to the Kang saga…..that is probably cancelled now….
the big comic book accurate loki move would be to do a body swap with kid loki in the young avengers movie.
omg Loki knows the ending of one piece :0
They droping all the episodes at once of echo and i think it will be rated TV - MA that's why it's coming on hulu too
Loki is all we have left at this point. They need to hit that RDJ button, pay him a trillion dollars, and start over.
Loki at the end reminds me of the God Emperor.
Kinda weirded out with the sign language as people don’t just do hand sign they do mouth talking aswell is my memory of it for instance saying water they will sign it and mouth it they don’t just do one thing without the other just makes it looks weird idk maybe she does actual sign language
Loki and Guardians Vol.3, Marvel is, slowly but surely, chucking out some good projects, but what has me pissed is for every good project, we have 2 bad ones... For every Loki, we have a secret invasion and a The Marvel's, for every Guardians Vol.3, we have a Quantummania and She-Hulk
I have a feeling echo is gonna be an andor situation I hope so
Blade is in preproduction hell right now, but so is daredevil it seems.
Echo is gonna be the next Andor I can see it.
It be *VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY* surprising if they finally make *Films* instead of Theme Park Movies.
supposedly there's a madame web coming up
Zanny, Hawkeye is so good! It’s not Daredevil good, but it’s top tier D+ quality.
Hopefully, they need to return to the days of infinity war.
ZANNY!!! ZANNY!! YOU NEED TO STOP!! YOU'RE COPING!!!
How do i escape the circle of being so over and so back in marvel movies
He should watch the timelines on a TV 😂
Y'all represent the beautiful nation of the Boys. May you all live in glory and pass into legend
Zanny doesn't know Doom is Kang variant
5:40 actually, people have survived a shot like that in real life.
I like to think Loki can Dreamwalk, so he would still be able to see his friends, maybe reunite with Thor one day
We wont see loki again until kang dynasty 😂
Why does fisk look like a vice city character?
Loki should show up in deadpool 3. Don’t believe me, google the cast and he’s the 6th actor named
It seems the MCU has begun its redemption arc.
I'm so glad his sacrifice didn't involve him dying. Again.
We all remember she hulk……
the space visuals in the marvels was good the rest tho ion remember p bad on the ppl
Can’t wait for them to screw up punisher
Loki was phenomenal and not a damn person can change my mind
I’m hoping that with all the big changes they’re making the quality is gonna improve, and deadpool 3 and echo by the look of it is gonna be a good way to start. Pretty sure the main reason stuff was the way it was before, more quantity that quality was cause of the previous Disney CEO being stupid, apparently he thought that only animation was for kids and stuff like that.
Unfortunately, I think we've entered a stage of the MCU that I like to call The Cope Metronome. It's where Marvel swings between amazing and awful, and the internet also swings between "man the MCU is over shoulda stopped at Endgame" and "wow the MCU is BACK, I'm sure the upcoming pile of obscurity with unlikeable actors and almost no marketing will continue this hot streak"
He gets shot like that in the comics, smh
I agree with the bittersweet stuff, but i prefer "bittersweet with a purpose".
Marvel is finally making good shows like morbius
4:29 umm have you watched multiverse of madness?
Marvel got too bloated, too many characters to juggle rn. Like Shang chi prob won’t get a sequel for at least 3-4 years, so to me marvel’s been so disconnected compared to phases 1-3
I cancelled my Disney Plus sub after season 3 of Mando, but I'm especially not watching anything on it now because they donate to Israel
No. This is more like the final throes of a dying old sickly beast.
It was a brilliant ending
The reason they are shifting away from Kang(Jonathan Majors) is because he beats his wife/gf and hes going to court for it.
bro your face cam is so small i didn't even realize it until the end of the video
hawkeye was a great show tbf
Me laughing in The Marvels
Marvel is now the same as an old bag of chips. One chip might be seasoned to perfection absolutely no bad bites but then you take a handful and shove them up your mouth and it tastes like chewy flavourless piece of cardboard
Day 106 of asking Zanny to do an uncharted series:
Give us what we really want a Bully Maguire show