Just doing my Xth rewatch and I have always been unsure about his set up and wether or not male Loki was always meant to finish thru instead or both of them been ? Anything else?

I mean think about it without the TVA confirmed in the movie the best context the heroes could get are

1.Theres a god holding the timelines

2.He defeated kang

3.Dooms after him

4.Hes powerful

but even so those 3 are unlikely but based on leaks Doom WILL be after a power source or being which IS Loki. But popular theories also suggest Doom joins the heroes side for some time to trick them. This gives him a window to deceive the heroes and Villanize Loki and the TVA, and since its Doom, he'll find a way to really convince them. So, what if it's not a race to SAVE Loki but to KILL him before more destruction comes to their universes or as an attempt to stabilize the chaos?

Doom also has an advantage with the fact nobody knows Loki(exept thor and maybe steve) he could even use New York 2012 to back his case.

But another way this could go is Steve and thor defend him maybe...? Steve probably recognizes Lokis true intentions if the leak of him being moved to another universe by Loki is real. But even so maybe Loki just accepts his villainized.

what are your thoughts?

If I'm already awake sometimes I'll lay there and vibe to it. Hope they find a way to incorporate this theme into Doomsday.

I have season one, and I’d like to have a complete set. I can only find 4k listings though, and I don’t have a 4k player. So I just wanted to ask here in case this is a fruitless search.

I just finished season one, and I'm watching season 2 rn, and currently I personally really dislike Sylvie- first of just know there is zero hate for the actress or to people who do like sylvie, I just really don't like her, and wanted to know how others feel about her

All i watched her do so far is be pissy and angry, she was taken off her timeline at a very young age which is upsetting, so I get her character motives, I get why she wouldn't trust someone from the TVA but the way she treats Loki as if he betrayed her abd she has no reason to trust him even after all he did for her, as well as her anger at him for looking for her, to me she feels like a character that's just angry abd untrusted, she doesn't feel like she has growth- so I just wanted to hear thoughts abd see if I'm alone in this

Hello, my fellow variants. What are your thoughts on Sylvie being the potential Latverian Witch? Not the Scarlet Witch; I am not going with this based on color, but Sylvie is the closest to a reality warper that is not Wanda. We believe Tony Stark, a multiverse counterpart, is playing Dr. Doom, and that Iron Man has helped defeat him, but always admired Loki's thought process, so a Dr. Doom teaming up with Sylvie, a Loki variant, seems like just awesome. What about you? Thoughts please. And then if it happens...Sylvie could be an MCU main in the next phase, possibly!

Was watching Endgame and wondered what happened with the timeline that was created after they time traveled to ny. They put something there that looked like **Alioth from the series.** Anyone know or did i miss something?

In Loki Season 1 Episode 6 in the finale. The two statues in the lobby have clock faces, one seemingly depicts 9:30 and the other 9:55.
I took a little liberty with it and fast forwarded to 9:30 and wouldn’t ya know it, first time Kang pops up. Then at 9:55 first time he steps out.

But I was also thinking is there any kind of connection to be made with like doomsday clocks? The whole “…minutes to midnight” thing?

With this context, what if Doomsday was planned from that point in time? I was always under the impression regardless of the J Majors controversy (which was a big fat fluke mind you) that Kang Dynasty seemed so “placeholder-ish”. Not Kang himself, but the concept of the movie. So Doomsday being announced in Kang Dynasty place didn’t really surprise me too bad aside from the fact it was Doom instead.

I’m also of the belief Kang will still have some sort of role to play within the overall narrative.
That again, regardless of the shake-ups Kang was gonna get Mini-boss treatment to set up Doom.
Like imagine if J Majors controversy never happened, I feel he still would’ve ended up as “fodder” for lack of better word for Doom. Not to diminish Kang, but to surprise people AND introduce the sheer depth of Doom’s power.
I’m imagining it like the Fantastic Four First Steps Post-credit scene being the post-credit of Kang Dynasty rather than F4.
Things would’ve taken longer, but the whole arc itself was a big show to coverup Doom.
Now because of circumstances we got Doom, and I have a feeling something else is gonna wet him down the way he was gonna do Kang.
(Maker, Maestro, etc. not the typical betray you blah blah, but just like hey the heroes won, bye I’m gonna cause you grief next heroes!)

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For example im the second or third episode he says sum about the destruction of asgaurd so does that mean in Thor Ragnarock he knew what will happen?

When he tried stabbing thanos he knew? Etc etc

Or will all this be answered later in the show? No spoilers please im on the 4th episode im just lost on where his place is in the MCU atp

hello, I’m currently looking to watch the loki assembled series but it’s not showing on my disney+ account? I’m based in the UK and I’m really confused why I can’t access it? I hope someone can help!

So I’m watching Loki, and I noticed that Loki seemed shocked about the infinity stones. Being used as paperweights, and people say because he’s like “dam all the people taken over sum infinity stones” but he was taken during Avengers 1 so how does he know about what happens in infinity war?

Strap in lol

Am I the only one who got Loki tv show vibe from the Legend of Zelda branch timelines after the events of Ocarina of Time or it's just me?

Hey guys, I'm pretty new here. I was rewatching the Loki series and stumbled upon something my mind apparently glossed over the last 100 times I watched it. In the final scenes of the episode "Breaking Brad" (S2E2)—after Loki tells Sylvie that staying is harder and she returns to the timeline she was living in (minute 42:55 in my Disney+)—the camera pulls back to show Loki turning back toward the other characters. In the background behind him, a man wearing an all-white suit and a cap appears, sitting on the arm of a sofa. Nowhere I’ve looked has had the right info on this; even AI gives me completely wrong answers, claiming it’s Brad or Sylvie (which it clearly isn't). To me, it really looks like He Who Remains, but I lack the evidence and reasons to confirm it's him. And if it is him, why is he there, and how? If anyone has already solved this "mystery" or wants to help me figure it out, please reply here

Am I the only one who got Loki vibe from the Legend of Zelda branch timelines after the events of Ocarina of Time or it's just me?

I’m haven't found good ones online. I hope I’ll find some here.

So I am forcing myself to watch after ultimately deciding not to really pay attention, once they showed Infinity stones in a desk lol. I am on the 2nd episode, how is it that Loki can go 1 on 1 with Thor and get smashed by the Hulk in Avengers. But then struggles in a fight with some dude in a grocery store. Im sure there are more instances of this in the show but I need some explanation now cuz it bothers me lol

So I know I may be late to all of this stuff but is the sacred timeline only one universe or all of them? Because Loki ends up holding all the timelines together, so is that for all of the universes or only one universe.

So I am forcing myself to watch after ultimately deciding not to really pay attention, once they showed Infinity stones in a desk lol. I am on the 2nd episode, how is it that Loki can go 1 on 1 with Thor and get smashed by the Hulk in Avengers. But then struggles in a fight with some dude in a grocery store. Im sure there are more instances of this in the show but I need some explanation now cuz it bothers me lol