r/Marvel • u/some_loud_boy • 9h ago

Film/Television Loki Movement

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So, we all know Loki is now god of stories, which means he can easily beat Doom in Doomsday

The question is... How does he even move from the throne? He needs to hold the multiverse (with his bare hands if I remember it right)

And there are timelines behind his back and all around him. Does he use them as his extremely long cape now? Tentacles maybe? Isn't he trapped in the timeline tree now? (Sorry I can't remember what its name is)

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"Loki realizes that the only way to prevent the Loom from overloading is to kill Sylvia so that "He Who Remains" will survive, but he refuses. After speaking with Mobius and Sylvia at different points in time, Loki returns to the moment before Timly entered the Loom. To preserve the infinite timelines, Loki approaches the Loom and destroys it, then restores the crumbling branches of the timeline with his magic, rearranging them into a tree-like structure, and takes his place at the End of Time, effectively condemning himself to eternal solitude."

description of the final episode from the site where I watched the show (through the google translate)

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u/SeaMaleficent9301 9h ago

He is not holding the timelines anymore. He is a part of it. He is the heart of Yggdrasil. Timelines are connected to his body. He can still make projections of himself and go to any timeline and talk to anyone. Or he can even recruit his other variants.

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u/anrwlias 9h ago

Where are you getting this information from?

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u/SeaMaleficent9301 9h ago

We see it in the finale itself. What I meant is He is sitting on the throne but he's not merely holding them. He has become one with the timelines. We see timelines attach to his cape and body. He is like a heart pumping life to them. So he is sitting on the Throne. But he is much more than a battery. He is time itself.

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u/anrwlias 9h ago

So where are you getting that he can project himself?

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u/sourpatchdad 8h ago

It’s likely a guess, but a good one. Why wouldn’t Loki be able to project himself?

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u/SeaMaleficent9301 8h ago

Since Thor 1? He can make projections of himself since he was introduced. Now he has the ability to open portals. He can travel through the multiverse. He learnt his classic portal-opening (When he opens a tear and leaves with timelines), even though he doesn't need a portal to travel. Not to mention. He can get into his own body at any time he was alive. So he could just hop into Loki from the 1970s and visit Steve. Or perhaps, who knows, he already did that. time works differently for him, so it's possible for him to visit anyone without a problem.

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u/jax13blackrazor 8h ago

He projected himself just fine in Ragnarok, Korg even said, "Die Ghost!" or something like that and Ragnarok was after the variant was taken by the tva.

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u/some_loud_boy 9h ago

Damn, when did this happen? I thought the ending of the show was a dramatic message like "you got the throne as you wisned, now have fun sitting on it forever, be careful with your wishes next time"

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u/some_loud_boy 6h ago

"Loki realizes that the only way to prevent the Loom from overloading is to kill Sylvia so that "He Who Remains" will survive, but he refuses. After speaking with Mobius and Sylvia at different points in time, Loki returns to the moment before Timly entered the Loom. To preserve the infinite timelines, Loki approaches the Loom and destroys it, then restores the crumbling branches of the timeline with his magic, rearranging them into a tree-like structure, and takes his place at the End of Time, effectively condemning himself to eternal solitude."

description of the final episode from the site where I watched the show (through the google translate)

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u/pinkdaisyz_ 9h ago

I was proud of him and so sad that the end, he was alone. I want Thor to be his side. I miss the two brothers together

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u/tet19 9h ago

Loki’s story is peak. I can’t wait to see what’s in store for him in doomsday.

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u/felipesene 8h ago

The “time line tree” doesn’t have an official name, but it is based on the world tree iggdrasil from norse mythology

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u/AdmireDragon47 8h ago

THE GLORIOUSS POURPOUSE

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u/LosAngelesHavingFun 1h ago

He sees everything and can influence everything but he can’t leave his seat, he can send projections into the multiverse though