"Glorious Purpose" Loki trying to fix the Loom //Loki Season 2 // Episode 6 // Clip 2
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The second season of the American television series Loki, based on Marvel Comics featuring the character of the same name.
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I like how they both got time powers. Kangs were tempered by technology, but loki tempered his with magic.
His time slipping isn't a result of magic tho.
@@ThePartisan13but his magic and time slipping must be connected and that connection allowed him to control the branches
@@slappyjo1046 No it was setup by Kang for Loki to start timeslipping but it wasn't through magic that he received it. Kang put Loki and Sylvie on a very specific series of events that would eventually lead to them fighting where Sylvie would kick Loki through a time door to the TVA in the past. The thing is there is no set point in time at the TVA. The past, the present, the future those concepts that we are familiar with with time don't apply at the TVA. So because he was kicked into the "past" (by Kang's tempad no less) his body is constantly trying to slip to a set point in time, hence time slipping. Him being able to eventually control it was just an intended side effect that Kang wanted to happen.
@@ThePartisan13 but who’s to say his understanding of magic and tricks didn’t help him? It stopped alioth who isn’t technically a magical creature, so why can’t magic control time? Magic is mastery over life so why not time
@@slappyjo1046 I mean maybe it did end up helping and that's why Kang chose Loki, I'm just saying that his time slipping ability wasn't derived from magic specifically.
That moment where Mobius is talking about choosing your burden at a point in time when he didn't even know Loki but still gave such a real answer that you'd expect from current day Mobius is such good character writing, he was always willing to connect with people and see the best in everyone's potential even those he would of potentially had to prune.
Can we all just appreciate the fact it took Loki becoming someone a part of something far stronger then Thanos and all the infinity stones to finally find someone he could truly call friend. The Fact that Owen Willson played him so well just makes this whole series for me....and this coming from a guy who kinda offloaded the whole Marvel series after endgame.
In another universe
Tom hiddleston is the 14th doctor
I don't understand how Loki couldn't beat/stop Sylvie here even though he could go back in time as many times as he could and see her every move. Or perhaps he could've done the same thing Sylvie did at first and send her back to the TVA via the remote
I mean, even in this scene, he was able to hold a sword to her throat, but what after that? she just keeps going, understanding that the only way he can stop her is by killing her. that's the point this scene is trying to convey - he *can* kill her, but he doesn't *want* to.
@@_.violyse._ Yea I know what this scene is trying to convey but there are surely other ways of stopping her other than killing her. Like knocking her out or just hurting her enough to make her unable to continue or just pushing her through the portal back to TVA or even into a timeline where she can't find her way back would be enough to stop Sylvie killing him without killing her
@@Ramsiman00 The point is shed never stop trying. Even if he knocked her out shed find her way back. Unless he kills her she will never stop chasing after Kang.
@@Sambenmaggie I thought about it too but then why did he even bother trying to fight her over and over again so many times and losing? Besides getting her away in that moment could've given him time to figure out a way to not let her return there.
@@Ramsiman00 He hoped to beat her, then convince her. But no matter how many times he won, she could then never convinced. He also tried convincing her at other points in time to no avail. There was no way to stop her from getting to Kang because Kang also wasn't defending himself so she'd always get to him and kill him somehow. Kang wouldn't defend himself because he wanted to force loki to kill her, some kind of weird self justification thing. I also think he wanted to temper Loki to lead as his replacement.
Loki's 1 possible choice for her would be perpetual imprisonment. But that rarely works on Loki variants.
I feel so sorry for her. Her family, her people (both Frost giant and Asgardian), even her time line, were murdered. She belongs no where, no when. She has been running, like a hunted animal, since she was a child, with a death sentance over her head just for being born.
She never had a chance to learn like he did. He had his mother. His father. His brother Thor, and even Thor's freinds. She had no one to love and teach her, no where safe to grow up or call home. She lived in death, destruction, and endings. She had no chance to know anything else.
It doesn’t matter because she’s a thick skulled fool who”s unwilling to learn anything. She doesn’t listen to anyone, keeps parroting her beliefs, is a hypocrite and extremely pretentious in her righteousness while being completely wrong. The entire season Loki had to convince her to help him TO SAVE THE MULTIVERSE, yet she kept ignoring him because she hated the TVA… but when her universe disintegrated, she jumped straight to Loki willing to help him.
Sylvie is literally the embodiment of everything wrong with current modern society. Full of pretentious righteousness, full of flawed opinions, too stubborn to listen unless the consequences of reality finally catch up and the damage is done… skulls too thick that they need everything spelled out.
Rough history/backstory doesn’t mean anything when the final character is disgusting
That does come with the benefit of perspective.
She might come off as a ruthless murderer but she's always tempered with what was lost. She knows the value of "Excisement"... and she's prepared to deal with the inevitable Kang conflict.
The thing is that Loki might be keeping the timestream together and inheriting the responsibility of the Loom and making decisions for its grander future... but Kang didn't just choose both of them idly. Given their potential he wouldn't have picked two for no reason.
When it comes time to prune the hedges she's still at the TVA. That will still function as it always had - they won't have an ethos, a creed, or any idea what *exactly to do*. Loki will be buried in those timelines causing an organic growth, but when there's a branch that doesn't make sense or new Kang's that need addressing... she'll be there. The benefit of being outside those timelines instead of being buried in millions of them, making dopplegangers in those universes.
Loki might've taken Kang's seat, but his entire legion was the TVA. Those still exist, even if Loki had supplanted the need for them - and sooner or later Loki will have to be cut out of that tree before he goes totally and utterly insane. When that time comes she'll be the one clipping the blight off the trees and making sure the overgrowth doesn't bend the whole tree over. Whatever it took to make this new universe it may require a radical action like reverting it back to Kang's control and the Loom once Loki starts losing it. Whatever it takes to fix time itself, that's going to fall to on Sylvie's hands. She might need to do but 1 thing, 1 time, but in an infinite universe 1 thing echoes for all eternity.
Kang picked them both and more horrifically, Kang might've made absolutely sure she was as broken and murderous as could be - because these won't be the last kangs. There's an infinite number of them to be dealt with... and the TVA members are ageless.
She's got nothing but time to prune.
... and with that also comes ultimate privilege. You can go anywhere, be anything and erase your presence when you're done - but she'll never forget what consequences that might have. That makes for a perfect leader of the TVA.
The one most wronged by its inception.
@@insomnimac8368 Jeez. Your right. Her hurt, loss, and pain. It means she will never let the TVA do it again. Dang, that just hurts.
@@oakenshadow6763 Personal loss fueling an eternity of good work.
Kang's villainy too was likely designed to weaponize her against his dopplegangers - there'll never be a Kang she'll be afraid of killing, and more often than not that will likely be necessary (due to the fact that the ultimate kangs might mess with the loom / loki).
But flipside, she'll have the TVA backing her up *forever*. She'll have access to the best of the entire universe... and all of time. There's nothing stopping her from developing the same abilities Loki did, they were both candidates and he said they'd do it together. While that may seem to have been accomplished by Loki, that's likely only the beginning.
Which she will use more deftly than most, because she won't be afraid of having to murder time itself, when necessary.
It's dark, but the silver lining is *awesome*. She'll do just fine - it may not even happen for years at a time, whatever she needs to do might be largely minor. Really depends on what Kang was preparing for.
So... it's up in the air. She might be enjoying key lime pie for a change, between throwing daggers.
Why did Mobius disintegrate when Loki shook his hand?
My guess is that because Loki went back and rearranged the situation, he created a branched timeline in the process and because the Loom exploded, it was erasing all the branches so that the Sacred Timeline could be whole again.
@@SuperCaders its because all of space time was dissolving except sacred timeline and tva does not exist in the sacred timeline
Sylvia kinda sucked in season 2. Like this is all your fault and if you’d just stop trying to kill this dude all of eternity and existence won’t cease to exist. Like not even hypothetically or in the future, like Sylvia YOU are watching it happen right now and you’re still complaining
thats not true. He Who Remains already explains that the temporal loom is a fail safe that prunes every timeline except the sacred timeline. At the end of the day, if He who remain dies or not, he will still win and the sacred timeline will still exist.
@@takakocaesar579 But she does not know that. Plus it is still her fault. The guy who she killed was keeping the multiverse in check, against a threat of immeasurable proportions. And she does not feel the slightest bit of guilt? Shame? Responsibility? Does she intend to fix it herself? No. Loki has to clean up after her because she is too stubborn and selfish to care.
@@Gravora Why would she ever feel guilty for killing the person responsible for making her life miserable? HWR created the organization that destroyed Sylvie's timeline and forced her to hide in apocalypses. Of course she wants to kill HWR. You're blaming someone who has every rights and reason to kill HWR.
And in case you missed it, Loki was stubborn and selfish as well. His motivations in saving the TVA was mainly because he doesn't want to see his friends at the TVA go.
Sometimes evil must die rather Hero destroy or gone so Loki gone.
Is Godzilla okay?
Bro watching movies to much 🫵 😂
@@iforgorowl7590 Yup. Too much Godzilla movies.
Both lokis are being so annoyingly stubborn, Silvie just get over it and stop messing up time, and Loki just kill her, stop being such a narcissist!
Not sure you read deep enough into that situation sir.
i dont think you understand why sylvie was right and what the show was ultimately trying to portray
Sylvie's desire to kill HWR isn't about "getting over it," it's about free will. The desire to live free from "fate" or "destiny" and make her own choices. Loki chooses to sacrifice himself because he understands the importance of free will but the sacrifice needed to maintain it.
@@ApexGale exactly these people make it so that sylvie just wanted to kill him when in season 2 we hear it from her mouth it was because she wanted freedom revenge was not her goal
@@ApexGale Then why did she say that Kang was lying?
the worst Loki is the Female variant
soo stubborn and ignorance
Right?
Easy to understand why given her childhood
She was pretty annoying at the beginning of the season, but she is the reason Loki goes and saves the whole multiverse instead of just the Sacred Timeline
"stubborn and ignorant"
you mean... Loki? like, nearly every single one? have you *watched* Thor 1? 2?? Avengers 1?? Loki is the *pinnacle* of stubborn, ignorant, fake-it-til-you-make-it bullshittery.
Just like all women, Am I right fellas?
Leave it to a man to have to fix a woman's mistakes
Man’s fault, she was literally clearly giving the solution the whole time. “You have to kill me to stop me”
Literally the translation: I’m too stubborn and thick skulled to ever learn to correct my mistakes in a civilized manner… you have to resort to brute force to correct me because I won’t intelligently do it myself.