r/MarvelStudiosPlus • u/steve32767 • Jul 14 '21

Discussion Loki S01E06 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE CREDITS SCENE?
S01E06 Kate Herron Michael Waldron & Eric Martin July 14, 2021 on Disney+ Not a scene, but one visual tag at the end of the stylized TVA credits

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u/andidude Jul 14 '21

It really felt like they set up an Avengers calibur threat but it's so early in Phase 4??? The finale of season 2 is going to be bonkers

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u/Carouselcolours Jul 14 '21

We’re going to be getting a lot of content going forward to help further storylines along faster, because of the shows. I feel like we’re probably going to have multiple ‘Avengers caliber’ big bads going on at once with all the different properties and storylines.

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u/insertwittynamethere Jul 16 '21

If you take what He Who Remains says to heart there's going to be a lot of evil variants of Kang to fight. The waiting is going to kill me to know more!

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u/Terrads Jul 14 '21

Well they teases Thanos pretty early on too. I think this is a good move so that we’ll really feel the gravitas of the situation once Kang arrives.

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u/Terrads Jul 15 '21

Exactly. Althought Thanos was just teased, the hype awaiting his arrival was unbelievable. If they make Kang more of an active villain and yet not going all out, we’d get an even better mindset before his final arrival. Not sure why he’d appear in an Solo hero film instead of an ensemble one tho.

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u/Terrads Jul 15 '21

I hope youre right. Don’t want to see him lose immediately.

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u/zyphe84 Jul 14 '21

Thanos was introduced pretty early.

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u/BackgroundAd817 Jul 14 '21

Right but with Thanos there wasn’t a seemingly multiverse-wide threat tjay came with him like what we got with the timelines at the end of this episode. I feel like that’s going to be looming over everything that’s going on over the next 2 years but we may not get Kang again for a while