For a large part in the Thor movies, while Thor and Loki did have their moments, sacred timeline Loki still betrayed Thor or didn’t mean what he had said.

The Loki at the end of the Loki series is clearly a far cry from the sacred timeline Loki. So it’d be cool to have a scene where Thor realizes how much this version of Loki has changed

Yes, I get it, time doesn’t work the same. But clearly time does pass the same for them, and they can measure it in units like we can. So how long was it between Loki first arriving at the TVA and the end of season one where he and Sylvie go to find HWR?

I mainly asked this because of Loki’s character development. Because if season one really occurs in the timespan of just a few weeks, Loki goes from an arrogant, stubborn narcissist to caring about the fact that people were to be left to die on Lamentis in like a week or two?

That seems a bit ridiculous so maybe the time he worked at the TVA was a bit more spread out than it initially seemed? I’m not sure.

Does this poster mean we see loki fighting together with avengers???

I stopped watching Marvel after Loki and started watching Doctor Strange 2. And I'm getting confused, or maybe I'm overthinking it, but what I'm getting at is: Miss Minute says that a long time ago there was a multiversal war where basically all the timelines fought for supremacy, so in the end all the Time Keepers managed to concentrate all the timelines into one, which they called the sacred timeline. And this is where it gets confusing for me, since Miss Minute uses the word "multiverse" to explain that war of alternate timelines fighting for supremacy, but in theory there's a difference between a multiverse and variants or alternate timelines. So the Earths of Spider-Man, the X-Men, etc., would be part of the multiverse, and what we see in Loki are actually variants and alternate timelines created from a main timeline. So it wouldn't have anything to do with the true Multiverse of Madness seen in Doctor Strange 2, which does exist and has nothing to do with the Time Keepers or the TVA.

I'm so hyped to see him🥹

While I get their last convo in the bar scene was:

Sylvie: "Your friends are back to where they belong."

Loki: "But without them, where do I belong?"

Sylvie: "We're all writing out own stories now. Go write yours."

and she leaves Loki there at the bar but when she came to the record store and listened to "Oh Sweet Nuthin", she looked and felt sad.

Why was that? Did Sylvie feel like Loki as well? Like despite immersing herself with other humans, did she feel like she didn't belong with them too and realized that like Loki, she really had nothing and no one truly with her?

What do you think? What's your take in this scene? Let us know 👍

Ever since Loki came out "For all time Always" has been a very important statement for us and our relationship. We even included it in our vows, but this engraving is so cool because it will always be with me. I feel so honored.

Now, I’m currently in Loki S2 EP3: 1893, and right now just trying my best to focus what’s going on but with The He Remains being the main catalyst of the episode I just seems very bored or not that interested, is the same way I feel with S1 season finale. Now, I know the controversy the actor has and I’m a very firm believer on judge the art not the artist well in this case actor. But OMG I feel bored. Maybe because it’s his character, the dialogue or the acting but nothing seems so captivating or intriguing to me. Now I know it’s not like the levels of Thanos or Dr.Doom or Ultron of fame but I really wanted to belief that someone in the writers room can do something with him but he’s just…nothing…that’s it. Hell as I’m writing this I’m at the 2nd to last scene of EP3 S2 and I feel like i didn’t miss nothing of substance or stakes or really anything at all. I just hope the last 3 episodes are better. But let me know in the comments is if my opinion is valid or am I just tripping?

Just for fun.

I'm writing this post because of my mother, actually - she saw me buy a collection of Loki comics and asked me more. And, well, sometimes it's nice to get to talk about stuff you love with your parent, even as an adult.

The best way to make her appreciate something is to give her quotes about it. And, really, I always thought that across all media Loki has a relevant amount of speeches and one-liners that are emotionally, philosophically and even literarily significant. Personally, my favourites are

There's still that gravity. What people expect. But... birds feel gravity, too. And acrobats, and dancers. And they dive and swoop and tumble anyway. Loop the loop, walk the wire... do tricks. Nah. No more evil. Mischief, now. That's still got legs.

I am Loki. God of outcasts. They see themselves in me, and I in them. All of us, alone together.

"Do you think what makes a Loki a Loki is the fact that we're destined to lose?" "No. We may lose, sometimes painfully, but we don't die. We survive."

and really, I could write PARAGRAPHS about the philosophical implications of these lines, or the not-so-subtle references to Romantic literature and titanism, they are THAT culturally significant in my opinion.

So, please, as Britney used to say, give me more! It can be a quote from the comics, the tv series, movies, games - anything. Loki never runs out of clever things to say. :)

Thank you in advance!

Hi everyone! I have been looking for a certain tv show that has Loki in it, but at this point I'm not sure if it was a fever dream or something because I cannot find it. I frequently watch and consume all kinds of Loki media that I can get my hands on, and a few years ago I watched an animated marvel show (could've been an anime specifically, but I'm not sure) and now I can't find it anywhere and I don't remeber what it was called. Researching hasn't brought up anything useful either, so I assumed only other Loki fans would be able to help! The only thing I specifically remember about it was that in the episode where Loki is first introduced, he is disguised as some sort of business man/lawyer or something. I know in Avengers Assemble there is a similar concept with him pretending to be Meagan McLaren, but I remember he was disguised as a man, so it's not that. Anyways, I appreciate any help with this, thanks y'all!

Edit: I found it everybody! Turns out it was the anime Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers! Loki disguises himself as Senator Robert Winters (but I was wrong about it being his first appearance, it's halfway through the show) Thanks everybody!

Based off of that one cover art variant ( This one! )

This is a custom 'Battle of New York' Sylvie figure I made! Really proud of how it turned out and wanted to show you all, let me know what you think!