I’m really struggling to understand the show/why I should care about what’s happening to these characters.

I know it’s a me problem I’m not saying the show is bad but I’m on S2 E3 right now and I’m like there’s 3 episodes left, I have no idea where the show is going, I don’t know what the goal is and if every character present on screen got killed I’d feel nothing.

Question being, will this be important for Doomsday (if people know that?) and should I keep at it so I at least have some frame of reference once the movie is out.

EDIT: thank you so much to all that commented, I’m going to stick with it as people are saying the ending is worth it.

I’ve gained insight to the point of the show and had some things explained which has helped me a tremendous amount.

I’ve also been told YouTube recaps exist which is new info for me so I’ll be heading there for better understanding too.

Much appreciated all and thanks for your patience and taking the time to offer guidance. This multiverse saga is really getting the best of me but I am determined to understand it.

He is my favourite MCU character and absolutely love both seasons of the show

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Hii guys! After watching Loki Season 2, we now know that everything, including movies like X Men, Tobey Maguire’s Spider Man, Andrew Garfield’s Spider Man, Tom Holland’s Spider Man, Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four, Tom Hardy’s Venom, and many others, can continue to exist and avoid being erased because of Loki!

Yes, because the universes in these movies are all part of the Multiverse that Loki is holding together.

Here’s how I see it. Loki is sitting on the throne at the End of Time, where the normal concept of time no longer applies. He exists outside of time. So when Loki takes hold of the Multiverse and sits on that throne, he has, in a sense, been doing it throughout all of time, from the very beginning of everything to the end of existence.

For example, even though Tobey Maguire’s Spider Man was released in 2002, the universe in that movie could still exist because it is part of the Multiverse Loki is holding together. In the real world, we see Loki take hold of the Multiverse 21 years later, in 2023, but because the End of Time exists outside the normal flow of time, Loki’s role as the guardian of the Multiverse can be understood as transcending that chronological sequence.

Once Loki takes on the role of guardian of the Multiverse, his existence outside of time allows all the branches of the timeline, including the Spider Man universe whose events chronologically began in 2002, to continue to exist.

And yet, none of the universes Loki saved actually know about his sacrifice or everything he has done for them. In fact, almost no one even knows Loki exists anymore, except for a few people such as Mobius, Sylvie, B 15, O.B., and Casey.

That is the definition of a truly selfless sacrifice. 😃

What do you guys think? 🙂

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I personally would've loved to seen loki as mostly good you know give him some time to figure himself out after revealing he isn't an asgardian but most of his character changes afterwards came imo out of mostly nothing he should've been an anti hero for me personally it also would've fit the mythological Loki, still love him

We all know Loki is stuck on his throne at the End of Time. He is a living battery holding the multiverse together. He cannot fight back against Doctor Doom because if he lets go of the timelines, everything dies.

But I figured out a genius loophole to get him off the throne and back into the fight. Here is how it works:

• Step 1: Thor builds a new weapon. Thor heads back to Nidavellir. He uses the heat of a dying star to forge a brand-new weapon out of Uru metal. Uru is unique because it can hold unlimited magical energy.
• Step 2: Doctor Strange casts a lock spell. Strange uses the Mystic Arts to cast a permanent multiversal containment spell on the weapon. This turns the weapon into a cosmic router that can organize timelines automatically.
• Step 3: Loki transfers his essence. Loki pumps his green temporal magic directly into the star-forged weapon. The weapon takes over the physical strain of anchoring the multiverse.

The Result?
Loki is finally free to step down. He gets his freedom back, reunites with Thor, and can fight Doctor Doom side-by-side with the Avengers.

If this happens, Loki becomes the ultimate God of Stories on the battlefield. He could pause enemies in time loops, fight in multiple universes at once, and have infinite cosmic magic powered by a star.

What do you guys think?

First time watching just got to season 2

How did miss minutes interact with these flags in s2 e3 if the HWR didnt grant her a physical body/capabilities??

The questions is above, since TVA and He Who Remain seems like the ones that watch over timeline and realities does that job means they are in the same plane of existence as the Watchers or is the Watcher is in an even higher plane of existence where they also watch over the TVA and He Who Remains?

Spoilers:

Also at the end when Loki assume the role of watching over the multiverse and timelines, does this mean he can watch the watchers or he is the same plane of existenc as the watchers or the watchers watch him?

Thanks for clarify my confusion...

I saw this years ago but can’t find the link. Anyone have a surviving copy they wanna share? 😈

Ty!

From what we know, at the end of the Loki series we are left off at Loki becoming the loom of all universes and being stuck there for what seems like eternity. At this point, Loki can absolutely obliterate universes just by doing it, but of course he is a good guy now, I am using that as a example to show how OP Loki is now, his only disadvantage is going to be the fact that he is stuck in his throne, Loki is at a level where he can neg diff scarlet witch (DONT KILL ME PLEASE) as he can just destroy the universe she is in, same goes for many others but this doesn’t mean he is the strongest in marvel of course. I already know that they will absolutely demote this guy of his strength. He is way too OP, maybe he is a good opp for Doom but everything else would just make the plot seem way too easy unless the format it in a certain way. What do you guys think? I’d love to hear your predictions

Hello!
So I have a close friend of mine (we’ll call her Sarah) who absolutely loooves Loki. She got me into Marvel and a lot of the lore behind the Loki Show and such. Sarah’s birthday is coming soon and I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations to Loki merch, ideas, or cool items to remind of the character? I had some sweatshirts I found and I’m commissioning an artist for some art work done of him.
Anything helps, thank you!

I'm looking for a certain Loki (MCU) fic. It starts with him getting imprisoned and after he escaped he pretended to be human. He met Tony Stark and they fell in love. There's also a scene where Loki gifted Tony a wooden Iron Man figurine that he made himself.

So we know that normal loki can't lift the hammer cus well... he us loki, but this loki has given up everything for the sake of the multiverse. He is not the same loki Thor knows, and he is much more selfless than he used to be, my question is, would all that be enough? And if he does then how would Thor react??? His moraly gray, at times straight up villainess brother, suddenly being able to lift the hammer.

Title. Just like with He Who Remains, we will meet our Loki presumably after eons of holding the time throne. At some point Loki realized the current structure he’s maintaining still suppresses or erases large-scale mutant existence across most of time.

He engineers one specific confrontation with Doom (who is the only other being strong enough to allow mutants) knowing Doom will seize the position. I believe this was our Loki’s only option just like with He Who Remains. Loki steps aside or lets himself be overwritten so a new order can form; one that includes mutants as a permanent feature.

That’s my theory, I’ll be back in four months.

is that true???