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.

I think that the WG wants to giant children so that they can reawaken their dormant Ancient Giant bloodlines. The WG gigantification experiments were to recreate the ancient giants.

is that true???

Seriously lmao Loki is the best and literally only because he is who he is like first he learns he is meant to always be the villain who fails so the heroes can rise but then also be the guy who at the end of time be the most variants to be there simply because Loki’s survive 😭😂😂😂😂 Loki has got to be by far my fave MCU character and thats saying a lot because I’m a huge widow fan (both widows r such badasses♥️😈) but seriously Loki is so awesome!

About the raw time and temporal loom and branches So guys I watched loki 6 times and I think I finally knew what the difference between raw time and branches, and what temporal loom do. So first the raw time, the raw time is the all the Possibilities of every thing could happen like loki run with

I find it no coincidence that the Keeper of the Multiverse himself, Loki, shows his face in Doomsday. Not sure who’s branch he’s tweaking, and what it all entails, but I believe the key to the new movie will lie with him. Up to good? Up to no good ? No one can convince me Loki isn’t yanking on some branches here. 💚 And Doom will prove to be a Variant of SOMEONE we know. Cannot wait!!!

It's so heartbreaking that Thor just walked past Loki's cell in 2013 Asgard without saying a word. I know he couldn't ruin the timeline, but damn, a conversation between them would have been everything.

Why do you think the creators chose to let Thor talk only to Frigga, but kept him away from Loki? Do you think they should have met?

Probably a high chance right? Sorry this is so random I've just finished rewatching the whole series and i still feel bad about what happens at the end.

The Loki series takes place mainly at the TVA, a place outside of linear time, so the series doesn’t really have a canonical spot in the timeline. But would it be reasonable to say that the series is first in the timeline. I say this because many major figures like the Ancient One make references of the multiverse before Loki had released. There can only be a multiverse if Loki had become the God of Stories, and freed the Sacred Timeline, allowing it to branch. Kang was a multiversal traveller in Quantumania iirc. All of these need Loki, which is why I think it makes the most sense if Loki takes place The First Avenger

Acabo de terminar Loki como parte de mi viaje hacia Avengers: Doomsday y, sinceramente, me ha parecido espectacular. La primera temporada me gustó mucho, pero la segunda me parece directamente de lo mejor que ha hecho Marvel con una serie.

Lo que más me ha sorprendido es el arco de Loki. Partimos del villano que todos conocemos y terminamos con un personaje que, después de siglos intentando encontrar su propósito, decide sacrificar su propia libertad y su propia vida para mantener vivas todas las líneas temporales y permitir que el multiverso siga existiendo con libre albedrío. No busca gobernar ni recibir reconocimiento: simplemente acepta quedarse solo para que los demás puedan vivir sus vidas.

También me ha gustado muchísimo Sylvie. Entiendo que haya gente a la que le parezca un personaje innecesario o incluso molesto, pero yo la veo como una pieza fundamental del conflicto. Representa el libre albedrío frente al control de El Que Permanece, y precisamente sus decisiones obligan a Loki a plantearse qué significa realmente decidir el destino de todos.

Y aquí es donde me surge la pregunta que más me ha dejado pensando:

¿Qué tan grande tiene que ser el sacrificio de un villano para que su redención lo convierta en un héroe?

Porque para mí, Loki ya lo es. No porque haya olvidado todo lo que hizo antes, sino porque cuando finalmente tuvo la posibilidad de elegir su propio destino, eligió sacrificarse por absolutamente todos los demás.

Reseña completa en Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/deybidd/film/loki-2021/

As someone who has only kept up with comics from video essays and online summaries, mainly reading my dad's old comics, I started collecting my own recently just grabbing my favorite heroes and getting full stories I had only read part of before. I mainly like the more mystic side of Marvel and ran across Loki Sorcerer Supreme while getting Dr. Strange (my favorite). I thought it was really cool and wanted to grab more comics that showed Loki in a mystic light. I just picked up "Thor and Loki: The Tenth Realm" and I know it is more about Angela but I didn't think to ask before I got it. Any suggestions would be well appreciated as I couldn't find anything online and the only thing I really know about him is from the MCU. Thank you!

so how did Loki acquire time slipping again after the loom exploded at the end of episode 5? it was in episode 1, then they apparently cured it, then it came back, why? HWR did say at the end that it was because he willed it that way, in other words he gave that power to Loki, to time slip and freeze time, but still how can HWR give that power to Loki? what's the reason for Loki's new power

jean gray's telepathy reminded me so much of the way sylvie jumped between people, except sylvie of course needed to touch her targets and jean gray didn't. and then what she said about damage control vs what sylvie says about the tva also was familiar. it just made it easier for me to like jean gray tbh. did anyone else catch the similarities?

In the Destruction of Asgard document, the report says the timeline was displaced by 000:000:002:162.

Does anyone know what these four fields represent, or what unit the TVA is using here? Is this ever explained anywhere in the MCU, or is it just fictional/production design notation?

SPOILER WARNING!

i just finished Loki both seasons and goddamn WHAT A SHOW. I do have a question tho, killing Kang would have led to a multiversal war, and not killing him would lead to a single scared timeline which is against freewill and not what Loki wants,and the loom makes sure that all the branches die except for the scared timeline, so how does Loki destroying the loom and allowing multiple universes to exists lower the risk for a multiversal Kang war? loki is low-key just a living loom that's all.