It's Groundhog Day, not Groundhogs. Groundhogs Day is the sequel, where Bill Murray teams up with a squad of Colonial Marines, rescues a surrogate daughter, nukes all the Groundhogs, and kills the Groundhog queen by blasting it into space with a walking forklift..

He became the god of stories/time as in the comics,, actually... I do love the resemblance to the Norse Myth where Loki is chained up in a cave till the end of times/actual ragnarok

it's the concept of bounded infinities, were there can be infinit possibilites within set confines. it works

Sylvie was just insufferable this entire season, and I totally agree, I would've just killed her lol. I think Loki choosing not to kill her has nothing to do with her, he's actually just choosing free will. I'm reminded of a line from Kain to Raziel in Soul Reaver 2: "suppose you throw a coin enough times... suppose one day, it lands on its edge". Loki rejected the false dichotomy and found another way. If they decide to retire Loki then I think this was as satisfying an outcome as any, but of course they can always bring him back with some clever contrivance if they want. I think Sylvie had a moment of self-awareness when she didn't kill Victor Timely, but it wasn't clear to the audience. Maybe she should've had a breakdown like Sarah Connor after she attempted to kill Miles Dyson in T2, realizing she was acting just like the machines she was trying to defeat.

The Groundhog Day episode. You caught the Yggdrasill reference!

He is "LOKI THE God Of Stories" which is RIGHT OUT OF THE COMICS..It's Perfect. Keep in Mind this is A VARIANT of LOKI NOt the ONLY LOKI..there are Now Unlimited version of LOKI in Existence now.

Glad I found your channel, you are hilarious and I greatly enjoyed your analytical and {regarding this episode} alternative opinion. Looking forward to more. Blessings

Hey, Alachia! I cannot agree with you about this episode. It was absolutely brilliant and deserving of an Emmy. Hiddleston, Wilson and Majors all gave shaded, subtle performances that were just magnificent! For all the disjointedness of Phases 4 and 5, these tightly-structured two seasons clearly are the starting point of the Multiverse Saga with Season 2 improving many of what seemed to be the failings of Season 1. First off, these are shows based on comics and, in Marvel comics, all but two characters have had their fates undone. You have to expect that going in. It's the nature of the beast. If you don't think RDJ, Chris Evans and ScarJo are coming back at some point, you're in for a rude awakening. Who never returned? Marvel's two sacred cows are MAR-VELL -- who had a whole graphic novel about his death which was a watershed moment in Marvel history -- and, of course, UNCLE BEN. Second, most of this season is lifted from Al Ewing's "Loki, Agent of Asgard" comics which has Loki become the God of Stories. Ever since J. Michael Straczynski's run on "Thor" back in 2007, Loki became less a stock villain and more of a wild card character who ran the gamut from Chaotic Good to Chaotic Evil which is appropriate for the God of Mischief! Third, the references to actual Norse mythology were troweled on thickly! Loki tethering a Multiversal Yggdrasil was reminiscent of Odin's sacrifice of being hung from its branches for nine days and nights to acquire knowledge. Loki being bound to an eternal throne is reminiscent of his being chained to a rock in a cave where poisonous snake venom would drip into his eyes whenever his dutiful wife Sigyn was forced to empty the dish she used to collect it to ease his agony. He was subjected to this for murdering Thor's brother, Balder the Good, and his writhings were the mythological explanation for earthquakes. The closing moments were tragic and majestic. The character development was insanely good! Loki always wanted a throne out of envy and spite but, when he finally ascends to his birthright, it's a gilded cage. Loki thirsted for absolute power but, when he finally seizes the reins of ultimate power, it is a selfless act of service to free the cosmos. Loki, in the MCU, played at being a malevolent god since the Asgardians were just durable, long-lived aliens but he truly apotheosizes as he mounts those stairs becoming a benevolent God with a capital 'G'. There will be no Season 3 but he will definitely return for either "Kang Dynasty" or "Secret Wars". In Jonathan Hickman's multiversal reboot "Secret Wars", God-Emperor Victor von Doom rules Battleworld from his throne among Yggdrasil's roots with his police force of Thors, his counselor Stephen Strange and his consort Susan Richards. Interesting parallels, no? The three options were: Option 1: Kill He Who Remains --> Loom meltdown --> fail-safe reset of Sacred Timeline which branches without TVA --> Multiversal War that dooms trillions until He Who Remains triumphs and re-establishes TVA --> Sacred Timeline maintained at the expense of Free Will Option 2: Kill Sylvie --> TVA preserved with He Who Remains maintaining the Sacred Timeline at the expense of Free Will Option 3: Replace the dead He Who Remains and the Loom with a Multiversal Yggdrasil thus bypassing the fail-safe reset effect of the Loom meltdown which would have restored He Who Remains to power. By tethering himself to the Multiversal Yggdrasil, Loki preserves Free Will and the TVA who now hunt Kang variants to prevent a Multiversal War. ODDS AND ENDS: "Pumpkins" is a 19th-century epithet for something wonderful; an exclamation of exultation. The 616 adjacent realm in Mobius' report was the Quantum Realm in "Quantumania" where Kang was defeated by the Pyms and Scott. Ravonna might evade Alioth in that pyramid where she just might find a pruned variant of Kang known as Rama-Tut, his pharaoh persona!

It wasn't a choice between "war" and "not war", it was a choice between having timelines where his friends existed or not, including Sylvie. There was always going to be a Kang multi-verse war, however the Sacred Timeline was to insure that the war ended with "He Who Remains" building and controlling the TVA. Loki is allowing all of these branches to exist where his friends without their memories being wiped exist and a version of the TVA also exists, but Kang's outcome is uncertain.

I do agree with you, they will change a plotline when it suits them, cus Disney. Different franchise, but remember how they said goodbye to Grogu then brought him back immediately.

I'm sorry to inform you that Marvel has already hired Rachel Zegler to play Galactus, they're gonna take the character in different direction, updated for modern audiences.

Loki bro could've chosen the blue or the red ending...but he chose green 🤷‍♂.

I love how you break down and explain movie plots.You have this charismatic aura about yourself It comes off so infatuating I think I found another KZfaq crush So grateful you came up in my algorithm❤ You just gained a new subscriber God bless you and keep up the good work I'll be watching❤

Given what Sylvie went through, how she lived in End Times, with the TVA at her heels, I don’t blame her personality. And you’re not the only one with wanting to kill Sylvie. Also, had Loki killed her, he’d be playing right into HWR’s hands, and no way Loki would do that, imo. I may be wrong, but Tom is pretty much done with the character of Loki.

"No death is permanent." That has been the reality of comic books and their stories for 100 years.

God of Hope Eternal? So, he's now a Star Wars character? Seeing how they say hope 3-4 times a movie/tv season, Disney has practically trademarked the word Hope™.

I think the last episodes were super rushed and tried to cram as much information they possible could which ended up leaving sooooo many loose ends. Episode 5 was super filler and even though we saw Loki ascend to a throne and what an ascension it was. WOW. But man was I left confused and bewildered. That one conversation with Kang literally destroyed the entire season 2 series except for the last half of the finale lol. I do believe Loki will search through the multiverse and the branches he’s holding he will band together the multiversal Avengers or Exiles for Kang dynasty/ Secret Wars.

A lot of what I am seeing not just in current MCU writing but in general, is the concept of justification. Plot points or character elements are put in not because they make sense or are an organic outgrowth of a character's experiences and/or story, but as a way to justify something down the road. Oh, we need Character X to be able to do Y for Z in the next chapter/book/etc. OK, lets shoehorn in a couple of lines or in this case rushed plot point that will justify or make something available for later. Sorry, I've been a professional writer for over ten years and everywhere I go I keep seeing lazy writing. Not only that, but it's often not entertaining, which last time I checked is the reason for media in the first place. Power ups, new powers, and making it so pet character are "the strongest" without the story to back it up is BORING.

Great summary of the whole episode. Well thought out. 1. Entire Multiverse being wiped out to only have one timeline is far worse than a number of them by kangs. I hate the Sylvie character but I think she was right in this. Yes millions may die from Kangs, but the entire multiverse vs those millions? I pick the Kang fight looking at that comparison. 2. I don’t get how pruning Kangs will serve anything? Unless the TVA actually kills them, they will spawn together at the same place & plan a way to get out & destroy everything. The logic of them pruning them is stupid. Really enjoying your vids :)

I am quite curious how the God of Mischief will work his way out of being a replacement Temporal Loom. Then again, he's mastered the art of time slipping...he's only stuck on the throne at the end of time, when he chooses to.

Ok omg i did not agree with everything but then u said things i literally said to my friends and i was like omg finally someone else was annyoed with the second cliffhanger in this show

Haven't seen this yet. How would you rate this season out of 10 ?

Sounds like Loki and Sylvie have a Naruto and Sasuke relationship. Loki spends the entire series chasing someone who doesn't care that much about him.

I quite enjoyed this ending for the series and it made me perk up for the MCU a bit after watching The Marvels. Loki's end here is almost a positive mirror of the evil Dr. Strange's fate in What If? I don't know why, but I find that fascinating. I don't think there will be a Loki S3, but I do think we'll see the TVA and this version of Loki in one of the next Avengers films, either Kang Dynasty or Secret Wars. I don't want to see Loki's position get solved, but I would like to see Thor visit him in this state for a poignant scene.

According to one youtube movie reviewer, when Kang is talkiing to Sophie and Loki he ask them did they hear a sound. Than Kang suggest that we have reached a of no return. I believe that the lume had exploded and that precise moment! Therefore stopping Sophie from killing him was useless.

So what could be more worse than the visual representation of Galactus that the Lost Smoke monster? Did you know that was the original look for Darth Vader? However the late great Ralph McQuarrie decided to give him a breathing mask when walking between space air ducts.

The fundamental problem is that the ability to time-slip anywhere, means there is no one thing that he couldn't have changed (not just slipping back to the HWR and Sylvie fight). It also doesn't have stakes, because (as you said) we know this isn't how Loki ends. Loki (and Sylvie) already had too much power for this story... couldn't he have just turned off the security protocol. I still think there's a good chance that Kang might be re-cast; either that or the do a reset. Edit - and for me, I can't believe that Loki wouldn't sacrifice Sylvie, other than its a Disney product, and that just couldn't happen.

Loki should stay as god of mischief and elevate his mischief-ness in some way.

i think there will be just another variant of loki that maybe is in some point controlled by our new "God Loki" but will be a different loki with a nother purpose.

To start I did like this episode. Through both seasons I was hoping it would come out that Ravonna had made a mistake when she took Sylvie as a kid and most of what she did was to cover up her mistake. Pew Pew Lady love your stuff

I should apologize because this is off-topic of the upload. But I listened to an interview of the director of "Saltburn" on NPR and all I can say is, if "Saltburn" is as unbearably pretentious as the director is, I feel sadness for the torture movie goers will endure.

What is so funny about the ending? You keep giggling about every detail but there's nothing to laugh about. And you're minimizing his arc, it's not just about Season 1 to Season 2, this is from Thor 1 to the end of Season 2. He went from being such a selfish and petulant ass who had delusions of grandeur and over time he learned the truth behind his relationships with family and friends and what these relationships mean to him and learns that in order to protect these bonds and people he holds so dear, he has to make a huge sacrifice and become this being holding together the multiverse. THIS is HIS REAL "Glorious Purpose' not galactic conquest like he first assumed it was(which was actually insecurity brought on by his origin as an adopted frost giant). The fact that YOU don't buy it is because of you having something against Disney/Marvel and it's created a mistrust in their ability to create compelling things for you. And no there is no season 3, this was designed with two parts in mind. Do I think this is necessarily the final time we'll see Loki? Nah I think we'll see him Avengers: Kang Dynasty and/or Avengers: Secret Wars but I think his days as being an active member of the MCU as a whole are done unfortunately.

I wrote so much, but it was somehow deleted or maybe I didn't press comment, but I think people expect comic book movies to not be like comic books and in a way they aren't but in the same way that consequences are never truly final they are. Death of Superman happened and next movie he was fine so it's not a Disney thing so much as it is a comic book property thing.

Doesn't the existence of Victor Timely show that not all Kang variants are necessarily destined to become evil overlords? Timely seemed like he genuinely wanted to help. So for the TVA to become an "exterminate all Kangs" bureau seems super weird to me.

Loved the NANA comparison

2 things , he took Centuries : plural plus Groundhog day didn't involve all of existence ending in the first 2 minutes of the movie... so learning piano and sleeping around with every one made sense there.

I enjoyed it, and being the God of Stories is an actual comic book storyline, so they didn't just pull it out of their ass. Good review! i do not think there will be a season 3. I think we will see Loki in future Marvel movies, but I do not think they will do another full season.

Wow, I totally read the ending differently to you. Since gods are basically immortal him being the god of timelines and sitting on the throne till the end of time isn't really him being trapped but him choosing a destiny, the god of stories (didn't really get that comment but guessing it was a comics thing) exists beyond time (like the TVA supposedly was but actually wasn't). Yea, Sylvia was annoying but only insofar as the writers didn't know what to do with her so she was kind'a superfluous. Also, the last episode should have finished when they realised the loom thing wasn't going to work and given this episode time to breathe, allowing Loki to come to his final realisation (it felt a bit rushed) as to how to resolve things. Love your channel btw...

Sylvie is just another Loki. Just him but in a different timeline. Doesnt hurt him to get rid of a copy of himself? :S Why speak of her in any form of love? Its him loving himself.

Good video! Sounds like what they were going for was the scene at the end of Star Trek original series, City on the Edge of Forever. [SPOILERS] Where Kirk's love, Edith Keeler, has to die, basically to keep Hitler from winning WW2. Real stakes in that story. Sounds like Loki writers should've taken note.

I agree with all these points, and think he will undoubtedly return, though I'm a little confused about the ending, is he just managing variant's of our universe? Or the entire multiverse, like we saw in Multiverse Of Madness? It could just be budget issues, to only show similar worlds, but like.. Is there a Kang made of paint, or dinosaur Kang, The TVA have to watch out for?

I haven't been watching any TV, so I take things on faith, but the YT channel Retro Nerd Girl loves this show, so I would be fascinated by you two having a discussion. Abstractly, I like the idea that a god of hope would have a background in mischief, to be able to dream up schemes to wiggle around, or prevent, an impending doom. Hope may sound noble, but I think there's something mischievous about it, which is the vibe of heroes from Robin Hood to James Bond and beyond. This is all reminding me a little of the character arc of Christopher Walken in the role of the Archangel Gabriel Gone Bad, a looming second Lucifer. It is the most Walken role of all, Walken never Walkened harder in his Walken life than he Walkened for Gabriel. He must have loved the role, which began in the movie The Prophecy, because he kept returning for sequel after sequel even as each sequel kept getting worse. I think he was bizarrely trying to redeem the Gabriel we met in the first movie. I don't think he succeeded, and in and of themselves the sequels are skippable (in fact, you may even snarkle cynically at the voiceover narration of the end of the first movie), but Walken made an interesting effort. You have freshly stirred the campfire embers of my imagination, Alachia, thank you.

Honesty I through it was a great ending to an overall good show. Best Marvel in a long time.

I think only Loki can withstand the temporal radiation because he is able to manipulate time at that point. Thats why even when everyone else was turning into spaghetti including Sylvie, he doesn't. If Sylvie stepped out to the Loom she too will likely get eradicated, though ahe might be able to endure longer than the average mortal I suppose.

I suspect the way out is quite obvious, we already may have seen it on screen already, which is you pluck The "quasi-Evil" Loki out of The Avengers timeline or a nearby adjacent dimension and use that one. One that has none of the experiences of the TV show, as that serves the Movie audience better as they don't have to watch the TV show as ultimately, none of it matters.

While I do see ur points Alachia, that's what made it so beautiful to me is by Loki giving the multiverse a fighting chance to thrive is alot like free will and one of the costs of having free will is war. Also the Loki thing is different than the Kang thing because in season one the TVA were focus on pruning breaches in the sacred timeline and now their focus is pruning the individual himself instead of the entire timeline that Kang belongs too.

What the f stopped him to kill Sophie? By faaaaaarrrrr the best choice. WTF any explanation anyone? BONUS = Go watch Sophie "female Loki" in the comics ... she is AMAZING why ooooohhhh why not use the interesting, pretty, full of life comic book version.

they should really have the guts to create a MCU drama. I hope that when the silver surfer and galactus are introduced there is someone who knows how give to them a deep meaningful storyline

yeah I don't think they mean for him to stay in that chair forever lmao. Can you imagine paying an actor as big as he is to just sit in a chair? He's going to definitely play a much bigger role in the fight against the kangs

Wasn't Yggdrasil depicted at the end of the first Thor movie as the nebula connect the 9 realms? Why would Marvel repeat this, even if it's on a grander scale?

Glad for a critical review as I've said similar things and been down voted to hell. Aside from just the Sylvie thing, if you consider the 'epic' ending, I don't think that was the original intention. To me it seems that Loki and HWR were supposed to involuntarily team up at the end but because of the issues with Jonathan Majors they made the ending super vague. There was no plot setup for what happened. The journey beats for Loki were there but I just doubt that they would have wrote the season if this was the intended conclusion. So much fetch quests and time wasting in each of the episodes. Why couldn't we have one episode where Sylvie and Loki super connect with each other or really become multiverse relevant? Why a weird time quest that ended up throwaway. What about ending on a way to help save Loki?

Didn’t watch any of this season, and barely remembered anything from season 1 honestly, but I admire you for making it thru. Your reviews were really interesting, and I honestly felt bad for you after episode 5 because it was so frustrating. I didn’t watch it because Loki was literally the last original character left standing it felt like, and after seeing how Marvel treated them in the end I was like no way. From your reviews I’m not entirely sure they didn’t actually carry on the endless cycle. It sounds like a huge disappointment either way. Not sure it will get a season 3 because supposedly, per some leaks that some channels that cover rumors from Disney, Jonathan Majors has been fired, and it’s confirmed I guess that his movie is axed. After a “villain” that had a terrible character arc and died like 4 times, in the lamest ways, not really gonna be too sad about it. I saw from an interview too that Tom Hiddleston is actually done, and he talked about that last scene being his final scene and it ending his character arc, which is a shame. Kinda feels like the end of an era in a way, since I really just have not been able to connect with anyone from phases 4 and 5.

1:00 _He spends a century learning physics - so he can keep ordering Kang to get down the runway as fast as possible._ MCU - cannot - write - science fiction.

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I can understand Loki not wanting to kill Sylvie. He told her that he's been where she is now. He was full of anger, trying to destroy everyone who he thought had wronged him. Mobius saw that Loki could be better, and Loki sees that in Sylvie. Giving up on Sylvie would be giving up on himself, so instead he made the sacrifice to maintain all timelines. I know that it's possible that this might change in the future, but I think what's more important is do I feel like that sacrifice was true to the character that Loki became. I think he did grow from someone who wanted power to have others serve him to someone who wanted power to save others, even if it meant his own freedom. The story was a success in my opinion. I don't think there will be a third season, but my guess is he will appear in some big event related to the multiverse.

Im surprised u werent a big fan of his arc. I thought this fit very well within his character because he always had a sense of good within him. Him seeing his future and how it leads to completely nothing also makes completely sense why he would eventually become a force for good, write his own story. Also i love galactus just as much as the next but hes heavily overrated in my opinion. Doom is my personal favorite ❤

this whole season could have been 1 mediocre episode of doctor who, and it probably already has been since I remember a few similar ones.

You have very logical critique on your channel but i really enjoyed both seasons of Loki. Agree to disagree

I liked the season of Loki and overall the whole show. I appreciated that they wrote a cohesive 2 season arc, they learned from the shortcomings of season 1, and they kept things pretty self-contained (although speculation is off the charts). Loki approached his relationship with Sylvie a little more wisely this time, and although he was unable to kill her, he didn't fold to her nihilistic way of looking at the world, instead leaning on the more optimistic Mobius. And they just did a good job giving time to people that had something to say this time around. I appreciated the sentiment that you can't just tear things down and not consider the outcome, i appreciated the theme of sacrifice (although, yes that will inevitably be undercut because Disney is shameless), and thought the cinematography, the music, the wardrobe all contributed to a solid show. I rate it about 8600/10k

God of the Multiverse or God of Time and Space.

Not Hachi!! 😭 😭 💀

The story was planned for two seasons. No third.

This episode was awesome and shares its name with the first episode of season 1 to form an Ouroboros or a Mobius Strip. This whole show was thought out since the beginning, the writers confirmed.

I hope there isn't a Loki S3. I'm good. 😂😂😂

Final episode of the season or the series

I liked the ending but something about the whole series felt like it could have been one whole season of just 7-8 episodes total Edit: maybe marvel should have just made some of theses shows limited series, and drop like 2 a year instead of building so many for Disney plus?

He's a God.He can send an illusion of himself or just make copy of himself that can go anywhere and still sit in the chair.

Loki can't kill Sylvie because she's himself

I liked the ending, it genuinely surprised me and was far more satisfying than the usual ass pull or handwave. That said, because of the advent of variants they can keep returning to other variants of Loki to continue with Tom Hiddleston. I hope they keep this arc intact.

So let me get this straight. The TVA exist outside of time and space, meddling with timelines and alternate realities. But Loki can travel through timelines and realities within the bounds of the TVA. Like, his timeslipping allows him to move between different times and realities within the pocket universe of the TVA, which is meant to stand outside of all the permutations of the regular multiverse. So, every time Loki timeslips within the TVA, he's either moving between or creating entirely new multiverses. Not new universes - new multiverses. Meaning, he's multiplying the infinite possibilities of the regular universe by infinity, every single time. Back during season 1, I made a joke by asking whether there's at least one universe where the multiverse doesn't exist, opening up the idea that each multiverse is itself one of many possible multiverses. Season 2 of Loki just straight-up makes me joke a reality. XD

I think they already wrote Kang out of the big picture; possible to replace him with another scenario, so all of that build up was for nothing. As for " the sacred time-line I have no idea why a reformed bad guy would just take the word of another. The tva mentioned that universe 616 had a Kang that they dealt with, so even the big bad of the show is no concern...and sylvie is a mass murderer who yeah was hunted by TVA, but now she works with them or did and is going to live a "normal" life on earth working at McDonald's, why would a 1000 year old alien "god" stay on earth and work fast food they're not human or even American, why stay here go to somewhere else?....not looking forward that Young avengers storyline ( don't have young Kang be their big bad please).😢

The wife and I watched it last night. The music as great, and it was filmed well, very pretty cinematography and effects, and even some good character moments. We could tell that it was supposed to mean something... but we had no idea what the heck was going on or why. We thought about yelling at the TV "just kill her already!" but we realized we just didn't really care anymore. The experience was basically the same as watching pretty lights shine on a wall with good music playing in the background...

I love this ending for Loki season 2 even though it's very bittersweet. Loki's Glorious Purpose has finally come by sacrificing himself to destroy the Temporal Loom from destroying everything except the Sacred Timeline with Loki replacing the Loom becoming the God of Stories. When Loki locks Mobius and Sylvie out and tearfully says goodbye to them, he says the same last words he said to Odin right before falling off the Bifrost Bridge and seemingly dying: “I could have done it, father. For you! For all of us!”. Loki's purpose is a glorious one, but the burden is completely heavy, where he is completely alone, unable to be with his loved ones ever again. Still Loki gets to watch over them from countless timelines on a throne at the end of time. No subjects to rule over, no family, no friends. Just him. His god attire isn't fancy, no gold trimmings, as it emphasizes the "burden" he places on himself.

I didn't really get it. They stop being consistent within the rules they setup. I don't think they knew how to end the series and chose the 'disney' ending, sort of like Frozen (I've watched it like 10 times b/c kids). I think this actually gives them an out of the Kang dynasty, because Loki became the One Who Remains. you can even see that Mr. Timely didn't get the TVA book anymore. I actually laughed when I saw "A few Centuries later".. in my mind, I immediately read that with the Sponge Bob voice and thought they were going for a comedy. I didn't really liked the ending to be honest, within the story of the Loki character it didn't really give him an arc, he didn't 'learnt' or grew, he is the same person from the 2nd episode. Nothing changed, and the new superpowers felt a little like Deux Ex, it was a new thing outside the initial boundaries of the universe they crated in the first season. Loki now being able to time travel sort of cancels out every bad thing that will happen, because He can kill/let Kang live, or make any other change needed. Nothing matters because it can get fixed after, even if it takes centuries. Loki killed his mom, but he couldn't kill Silvie?? The TVA keeps pruning or killing new timeline/universes, same as what they were doing from the start. Rinoah and the other characters died/were exiled for nothing. it's not multiple lines because Loki can time travel within the same timeline. I get that they were looking for a possible out for Kang and I think that's the only thing this series gives them. Maybe they can do Secret Wars, or the other story with Dr. Doom now and replace him with Loki, but I don't think they'll do a good job at it. Thanks for the video, I really like your takes and reviews.

God of Hope Eternal???? God of Time rolls off the tongue better in my opinion.

I’m convinced that you don’t like anything. What is actually good enough for you? This is the best storytelling they’ve done in the MCU to date and yet you’re not satisfied.

I understand and agree with your criticisms about the Marvels but Loki has hit it out the park and you seem to minimize everything about his character arc and the story only because it’s Marvel.

LOL, Amen, sister. The MCU is such trash now, I don't want them to ruin X-men/Fantastic Four/Dr. Doom/Apocalypse/any other awesome character I care about

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Yes!!!! You are so money, and you don’t even know it!!!! Marvel is ruining our favorite characters and I know the current MCU writers are clueless….i am scared they are gonna ruin X-Men….

In the original script, Loki made the sensible choice regarding Sylvie, but Disney forced a rewrite to comply with the McDonalds' product placement agreement.

They should have just left Loki dead after Infinity War. When he warped out of Endgame with the Tesseract (whatever happened to that thing? Yes, I know there's a drawer full of them in the TVA, but in the timeline Loki came from it was important) I thought we would have gotten something good. Instead we got...this. Who created the Time Loom? How does multiple timelines impact the multiverse? What the hell happened to that Celestial that was birthing from the Earth in Eternals? Are the multiverses in No Way Home and MoM different from all these timelines? What is going on with White Vision? And was all of this timeline nonsense going on simultaneously as all of the Phase 1-5 movies and shows? Is there such a thing as free will within the MCU? Loki definitely alludes there isn't. There is just so much mess going in all of these MCU shows and now they're as disjointed and convoluted as the comics. Comics are not doing so hot.

Loki is not Loki anymore.

The show was rather bleak and boring.

Another forgettable Marvel series. I watched it and there was some fun scenes but these time travel multi dimension shows are just not my thing. Just seems like lazy writing. No consequence to any choice so why invest my time in this?

I hated it, and I felt like it was a complete waste of my time spent watching it

god of weiners

you part of the marvel hate cottage industry? only way i can rationalize someone not liking this show is that they make money off of not liking this show.... but W/E you do you

I´m like "please don't do the X-men" XDXDXDXD i love those guys too much to see them regurgitated by the MCU machine into some easy to digest slop for the herd of shills... Just... Leave marvel alone for a decade or too, let these cringe writers and producers move on to other jobs or stages in their lives... Just... Stop...