@agent_lanselot: by the way, in my player, through which I watched with subs at the bottom before the credits, it was written ( there is a scene after the credits), I was surprised by this, although we are already accustomed to waiting for a scene after the credits
@Геворг: of course, I'm terribly sorry that you saw the spoiler as early as four months after the release of the series, but it's not my problem that in almost 14 years of the cinematic universe, someone still doesn't know that Marvel often has scenes after the credits.
@Andriusha: There was a shot from the credits scene in the comments. Suddenly, someone forgot to look. I came in after the end of the episode, but someone comes in, forgetting about the scene, and sees the frame. It could have been posted separately
@agent_lanselot: the shot from the scene and the inscription "do not forget about the scene" do not go with each other. Someone (fortunately not me) comes in and forgets to check the scenes (for example, a scene appeared in the Falcon in the penultimate episode), and the first one says "don't forget" with the frame. If it's just a shot, fine. But with a warning. If it doesn't fit, it would be better to do it separately.
you are not a series, it's just a demolition of everything.... if the last series was so transitional, we learned more about Tom Hiddleston's loki and a little Sylvia, then this series.... it's straight storyline. we are waiting for some kapets, guys
The series is very good. I know that TV shows are always not of the same quality as movies. But it didn't affect Wanda./Vision and the Falcon, which cannot be said about Loki. In general, objectively, the series did not exceed expectations a bit. Everything happens mostly in one or two places, Tom is not allowed to turn around for his gorgeous game, the character Loki himself, as he should be, is a little unrecognizable. Where is all his treachery, double games, villainy?
Love is still understandable, and the fact that his end is known. But that doesn't mean that something big couldn't have happened to him before meeting Thanos. Feigi overlooked it a bit, a quick hand is felt. And there are few episodes, unfortunately, another indicator. But we believe in the grand finale.
@seriallover666: > If the last series was so transitional
Yes, it was not a walk-through, it was a very important episode that showed how feelings arose between Loki and Sylvia. Imagine if there hadn't been this episode and Loki is shown to be in love with Sylvia. Whaaat?
@kost1993: Well, at least baby Loki, classic Loki, Loki, who is running for president. And anyway, the more Loki the better, the main thing is that they would be well prescribed.
Sif! That's really who I didn't expect, an unexpected cameo, but pleasant (well, not for Loki, of course).
Poor Mobius, I feel sorry for him, he has just begun to learn the truth. : (And in general, who ends the series like this, at such a dramatic moment! It is unlikely that Loki is completely dead, but on the other hand, it is not clear how he will be returned then, maybe this weapon does not kill, but erases? It is unclear, there are even more questions. There are also these androids instead of Keepers.
P.S. Nice gatherings before the end of the world. Romantic.
@Parocks: Damn, that's right! I also noticed the agent_lanselot comment that there is a scene here, but for some reason I didn't look at it. Thank you for the reminder. Of course, I didn't get any answers, on the contrary, there were even more questions.
@gkalian: I think that answers the question of what this weapon does. It doesn't kill, it doesn't erase, but it sends you to some apocalyptic dimension where you can see everyone who was a victim of a weapon. Most likely Mobius is there too
@Andriusha: I agree, he answers this question, it does not kill, but moves) And to some destroyed world after the Nexus event. At least I had such thoughts.
@Andriusha: Maybe he's erasing it, but Loki's just not human. Maybe he got to Valhala? Or somewhere else, where different Loki from other realities have accumulated after washing))
@alex31: So he asked, "Is that Hel? Am I dead?", to which I received the answer "Not yet." Hel (or Helheim) is the world of the dead, those who did not die the death of the brave in battle and did not get to Valhalla or Folkwang go there.
@gkalian: When I saw these keepers, I immediately thought that they were somehow ridiculous, poorly made. but there was still a thought in my head, they couldn't have saved money on the schedule or something like that, and then when the keepers turned out to be androids, everything fell into place.
@bearkitty: ahahahaha haha yes, and I also started reading them again, after 1 episode, so now there's just an explosion in my head 😂 😂 😂 but I like it
I was glad to see Lady Sif again, because it was always sad that she was completely forgotten in the films after the second Thor (well, she was also in Agents of SHIELD, but they are still, in fact, not part of the mcu), especially since such a canonical scene (both in myths and in comics Loki sneaked into Sif's place at night and cut off her hair, but there she was Thor's wife, not a warrior, so Thor came to Loki, beat him up, and later they agreed to make a wig)
15:33 − Mobius: You know, we brought in Kree, Titans, vampires. first, the mention of vampires from Korg in Ragnarok, now this phrase from Mobius, we are finally waiting for the appearance of the Blade performed by Mahershala Ali in the next phase of the mcu c:
I'm really sorry for Mobius, I really like his character (he just has to survive, that's all for me). After Loki's "death", questions arose about where the variants move after they are pruned (deleted/erased?), whether they all survive, and what happens to them in general (no wonder Tom Hiddleston said in an interview that after episode 4 the plot changes a lot, I want to watch the next episode already!)
There's a parallel in the photo that hurt me too much.
@anatrnd: Oh, your picture breaks my heart! I loved the story of Wanda and Vision with all my heart, and I'm very fond of Loki and Sylvia here. as for Mobius, I think they really got quite attached to each other and became friends, which would be unpleasant if the character was completely erased. especially with this emphasis on the fact that Loki will always be alone. and then he seemed to have friendly feelings and romantic ones.
@anatrnd: most likely, the mention of vampires from Korg was just a reference to the Taiki Waititi film "What We Do in the Shadows" (sorry, but I don't like the Russian title at all) shot by him together with Jemaine Clement in 2014. But if Marvel really thought it all out in advance... Then my respects.
@semargl201: considering that the remark in Ragnarok was also said by Taika, then yes, I think that it was most likely really a reference to his film, I did not think about it while writing a comment with:
but it would be really cool if Marvel even then began to prepare us for the appearance of vampires😅
@anatrnd: prune => it's more like "crop". We used to call it "stepsonizing" - this is when they cut off sprouts or extra branches so that more energy goes into the fruits. This particular word was chosen, probably because they (variants) are like branches that need to be "cut off" so that more energy (which does not come from anywhere and does not go anywhere, as we know from school physics lessons) goes to the main timeline.
THE MOST GORGEOUS SERIES! First Mobius, then Loki... to the heart. The scene after the credits, if Loki is still alive, then M is too. I hope to see you again 😈 Oh, I feel it will be even cooler next. Everything is just beginning.
@ana-billie: These sticks that are being killed glow like the portals of Strange, maybe everyone is alive and they are simply sent to the "basket", where they are then completely erased? p.s. as in the "confrontation" with Jet Li. there are also a lot of alternate realities and people who make sure that they do not overlap.
Just a bomb series!!! There is everything here and unexpected cameos, and unexpected turns and a scene after the credits!!! And what a good soundtrack after all! I give you a standing ovation!
Very mixed feelings from the series… Everything seems cool, but it feels real, like some cool fanfiction was filmed. Like Loki and Sylvia? It's one thing to give very clear hints, but another to confirm. In short, as a Lockius schipper, I'm offended haha, I didn't think, I didn't guess that Loki's feelings would be revealed like this. Although, of course, who else can he fall for besides himself, but still. I shed a tear at the moment with Mobius, but judging by the scene after the credits, everything should be fine with him. On the other hand, it was "leaked" too quickly. As soon as they agreed to work together, boom. A scene with some kind of escape/chase would have been added..
Why is it fanfiction, in the MCU, from the first Thor, they say that Loki loves only himself. And then Loki turned up very pretty... Loki! A natural result
WHAT KIND OF SERIES IS GOING ON!? I don't even know how to react to this series, what they're doing is just great! Emotions overwhelm, such a different series is calm, calm, or just a break. Loki and Sylvia's lover, Lady Sif appears, Mobius is removed, then Loki is removed, Loki has woken up somewhere, other Loki are with him. AAAAAAA!!!
Well, this is just the most epic series so far. I'm just thrilled. There are so many unexpected turns that you fail to move away from the previous one, as again you are surprised by a new plot move. Here the " toy " keepers somehow immediately rushed into the eyes and did not come as a surprise. But " death?" Mobius and Loki are right up to goosebumps and like cold water in the face. I am now looking forward to the next episode even more impatiently
This is the best episode of the series so far. As you've long guessed, Twas aren't what they seem, and the Timekeepers are just a bunch of animatronics. Sif's cameo was quite unexpected, as soon as Asgard was shown in the time loop, it was clear that they would show one of the old characters, but still. After all, this is her first appearance in 8 years, since the last time we saw her was in 2 Thor and a couple of episodes of Agents of Shield. Mobius disinfection is very unexpected. At first, I was sure that this was all an illusion (After all, this is Loki), but then I remembered that the forces of the God of Guile do not work in the agency. Well, this is the first selfcest of all the works I have viewed. Still, it's pretty ironic that one of the main narcissists of the cinematic universe fell in love with himself (to one degree or another) . The post-credits scene is fire, after Loki split, it was of course obvious that there was some kind of "After" world or something, but the last frame, where they show us absolutely ridiculous but the most canonical Loki, and Loki the crocodile (And President Loki will be shown in the next episode) are indescribable impressions (From the Disney + series, it can only be compared with the announcement of Wanda the Scarlet Witch and the appearance of Luke in season 2 of the Mandalorian)
@Bergium: Lady Sif was very pleased to see her as a Shield agent... And again, it seemed to me, but there, in the series, she was shown better than in the movies...
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY GOD THE SCENE AFTER THE CREDITS AAAAAAAAAA UV. Shikardos. Loki's falling in love is expected, even it seems to me that it's not falling in love, but just a feeling that there is someone who understands you 100%. Agree, no one would resist their male/female version. I did not expect that it was the B-15 that would help Sylvia, she seemed to be such an ardent supporter of the TWA. A raft twist with Keepers is expected. The series does not seem to give any wow turns, but it keeps it so that it does not come off. The scene after the credits is a masterpiece. Loki will find Mobius, maybe B-15, I like her. Oh, and of course a reference to Loki's mythological fun with Sif's hair
@Naas: damn, I'm ready to catch the cons, but I wouldn't be able to handle my male version at all :) I'm trying to get along with a female, and then there's a partner like me))) But what really resonates with Loki is that he feels so alone, and with Sylvia, there's a deep understanding.
@Naas: Actually, I've always thought about my female version, but you're suggesting an unexpected thought experiment.. And so far, I've only come to the conclusion that I can't imagine how my character traits would be distorted by living in a man's body. After all, it's not really you anymore.
I'm probably the only one in unpleasant shock (After the previous episode, there were just a lot of theories about how they would leave this planet - the main one was that Loki hadn't broken tempad and all this was his cunning plan, but in fact he was just a handyman who repeatedly destroyed their chances of salvation simply because :| As a result, Mobius came running to save them because they took hold of the handles) Time loop torture is a strange way to get a prisoner to talk, and the moment was chosen to be "interesting" - personally, I get the feeling that the screenwriters like humiliating Loki more and more with each film. And I still don't understand why Loki is either scattering everyone with one hand or unable to defend himself. The only thing is, my heart almost stopped when Mobius was erased, but apparently he's alive, since everything is fine with Loki.
@Haifish: from time to time I read comments on the series, and this is the first time someone has thoughts similar to mine. I don't understand why everyone likes Loki so much in the series (although the series itself is interesting). They made some kind of a loser fool out of him here, who can't do anything normally.
There is almost nothing left of the former charismatic and strong character (one of the main villains in Marvel, the Prince of Asgard, etc., etc.) 🤷
It seems that the writers want to ruin the popularity of Loki.
@Folkgirl: Loki, kmk, was never purely a villain. But here it is revealed from a more "human" side, if that word is applicable. A closer look, maybe. On a small screen as opposed to a large one.
@twenty-ten: from this point of view, yes, it probably makes sense. Although Loki's "handiness" and absurdity in the series still causes wild dissonance compared to what happened in Thor and the Avengers.
@Folkgirl: I'm also upset about what a clumsy person they made out of Loki, but I console myself with the fact that this is still not " our " Loki from the big screen. This is an alternative version of it from the neighboring timeline. Loki from the big screen is as if killed by Thanos.
@Эрос: death from Thanos is the future for him, because he was taken away right after the first Avengers movie. So this is quite "our" Loki, it's just that the scriptwriters can't believe in logic and smart characters. There's some kind of stupidity and a hole that happens every episode. Like, "we're catching a dangerous criminal, let's split up - two of us go there, and you, 18 people, go the other way."
@twenty-ten: Loki was shown in a large and human way in the first Thor, and in the second and, a little bit in the third. And he's never been a sloppy clown who gets drunk in the middle of an important case. He was a sad mother's son who really wanted his father's love and approval. Who was so ready to rule Asgard until he was told that he was nobody and there was no way to call him. He was careful, cunning, calculating everything and everyone a few steps ahead. He was a great smart character with a lot of personal drama, who was given to the writers of a teen series to write.
@bearkitty: I'm going to pull an owl on the globe right now, but still. Usually, to find out what's so deep, it's worth pretending to be a simpleton, maybe even have a drink, to show that he's not dangerous at all, to see who abruptly relaxed - that could be dangerous. + A bonus to ingratiate yourself with Sylvie - the song played an important role. At least, I hope so when the finale is assembled :) Well, what if :)
@Haifish: that's it, I was also sure that he was trying to get out of Sylvie like that, and after he found out everything, he would screw it up himself or continue working with her according to the plan. It's unlikely, but suddenly he held onto the wunderwafl :) And the fact that I didn't fight Sif... Mb, he liked her, that's why he cut his pigtail/hair :) he attracted attention as a first grader :)
I don't know what to think about Loki/Sylvie, but so far it seems to me that Loki is confusing falling in love with Sylvie with loving himself. Who else but Loki himself hates himself the most?
Omg... I'm shocked with this episode!!! I kept them in suspense from start to finish!!! First, their gatherings on Lamentis..a completely different dilution. The realization that Loki had fallen in love with Sylvie also blew my mind. It was nice to see Sif!!! I love these cameos. Ravona is a goat ..I understand, of course, that she may have had her brain erased like everyone else, but damn. I felt sorry for Mobius. But the scene where Loki wants to confess his love to Sylvie and he was kind of killed is of course tinny. Well, thanks for finally putting in the post-credits scene, and it's just great for a second!!! I love Marvel!!!! I'm ready to watch and review it forever!!!!
⠀ ⠀Раз уж леди Сиф показали, то теперь осталось дождаться, что появится вариант Колсона! ⠀Со словами "Tahiti. It's a magical place", да. ⠀Или ещё лучше - "Welcome to life after death. I'll tell you all about it."⠀:) ⠀⠀
@Zlogorek: Mobius should be paired with Coulson, and back to S.H.I.E.L.D. or M.E.H. They should be identified. This couple will tear everyone apart! ))
@SantaJul: by the way, yes, I agree about the staging of the fight, and in principle, the editing was a bit crooked when watching it... Some of the cutouts were docked as a "round thing in a square hole" (there is no status about it, I can't insert a picture, so I describe it in words)
I really don't want this to be a love story between Loki and Sylvia. Why does it have to be love when you can just, you know, feel like a family? As a brother and sister, who are you really?
It was just terribly frustrating, because at the same time they show the development of friendship between Mobius and Loki and this clumsy realization of falling in love, because we are similar, but different. I'm tired of solving all problems by falling in love. Give me a series without that, please.
@cat_fluffy: This is the charm of the Mandalorian for me, they moved away from the standard path of lovers, and gave me a sweet father-son relationship.
@agent_lanselot: I absolutely agree! I really want more different types of relationships without falling in love; I just want to hope that it's not so much about falling in love as about self-acceptance, but I'm really afraid that self-acceptance will still be about romantic relationships :(
@cat_fluffy: I gave you a plus, but I also want to agree with words a thousand times! Yes, God, how they got love story, as if there could be no other relationship between a boy and a girl! Already films where there is no romantic line are worth their weight in gold.
@Капитан_Сосулька: moreover, Marvel knows how to make friends between a guy and a girl, take at least Steve and Nat, Clint and Nat, Clint and Wanda, why they decided to bring Loki and Sylvia together, I don't understand at all and just hope that Loki wanted to tell the girl some secret, and not to confess his love.
@agent_lanselot: You're right about Marvel's friendship game. But I have a feeling that somewhere the scriptwriter of the series did not take his scribbles to check the Files. The dialogues are not Marvel-like boring, the characters are not Marvel-like flat, and so on.
It seems to me that in relation to the hero Loki, this plays as a revelation of him on the other hand, we have never seen anything romantic about this hero.
@шерман: moreover, this is justified. Loki can only have a love interest solely from any plans, because for sincere feelings there must be trust, and Loki cannot trust anyone, since he himself is the god of deception (he only began to trust Thor in the end). nevertheless, he feels a kindred spirit in Sylvie and roughly understands her, even though they are different, like any other personalities. so it's written crookedly, of course, but it's quite logically understandable. well, jokes about narcissism are also quite appropriate)
I'm very glad that they didn't erase Loki with all his development again, for a couple of minutes I was just angry - because as much as possible, the character develops, and we start from scratch with a new meeting - and it's clear that here part of his eternal lies and denial of reality don't help, but still not it's a pity to stand forever in the place of hd Morbius, I hope they'll find him somehow, too, Owen Wilson is very good in this role) And yes, the relationship between Morbius and Loki in general is just a thrill, of course, when they lied to each other during interrogation and also in a combo with music that appeared and became louder with each lie they told - the art is simple! And as soon as they returned to the truth, the symphony was over, it was literally music to the ears!)
now it is clear what the previous unloading series was for (from this it is not considered bad).
this series is simply filled with events to the brim. my favorite duo is back in the person of Mobeus and Loki. I love these two for their amazing interaction. and the phrase of Mobius: "you can be anyone and anything. even someone good. just in case someone told you something to the contrary." so warm in my soul became, and Loki's smile at this moment.
after the first half of the series, I realized that glass was waiting for us. first, the sudden removal of Mobius, and the broken look of Loki, who has lost a close friend again (I just hope with all my heart that he is alive, and he and Loki will meet in a new universe). then there is a sad dialogue between Sylvie and Rabbona about their last meeting ("it was enough to take away the life that I had...it must have been very important. so what was it? I don't remember). my heart broke, and I didn't know yet that Loki would be removed.
then someone said that it would be more interesting to beat the rescue from the planet. and for me, this scenario of events was expected from the last series.
P. S. the scene after the credits. may about May. we are waiting for something epic in the last 2 episodes of the season.
P. P. sy the slogan of this series can be made "one Loki per one meter is not enough". I'm serious 🤭
P. P. P. sy I am still delighted with the dialogues of Loki And Mobius at the table. every time a smile or a tear is punched.
The bomb series! Now wait a week for the continuation....... Well, what's Marvel for??
P.S. I will scream with happiness when it turns out that Kang the Conqueror is behind everything, and not some three lizards.
P.S. It's strange that we still haven't been answered to the question of the temporal anomalies that Sylvia caused. Is this the beginning of a multiverse of madness?
Oh, what a series. That is, the weapon of extermination of variants is a portal to something else. Xs what the creators have come up with, but if it doesn't get tied to Strange 2 or Spider in any way, I'll start getting bombed!
And yes, I like Sylvia too. And loving yourself is quite a normal thing, even in a female guise!
LOKI'S LOOK AFTER THE LOSS OF MOBIUS. That 's all , " and then another attempt to explain himself to Sylvia . ". And also, when Sylvia wanted to know why she was taken away, when she heard "I don't remember" in response, she wanted to comfort her so much...
after the fact, I realized that the afternoon scene of Loki and Mobius reminded me. "Are you suggesting that I trust the words of the two Loki?" "How about a friend's word?"
I've liked this episode the most so far. Just taking everything away, lots of impressions! I want to find out what will happen next as soon as possible!
I hope Mobius gets back, it won't be the same without him. In the post-credits scene, the phrase is "Come with us if you want to live." Apparently a reference to the Terminator
Just SHTOOO So the options don't die, but go to some kind of world, right? So Mobius is still alive? I feel kind of sorry for him! The series is not bad, of course I understand everything, but the fight scene in the hall with the "guardians" is some kind of facepalm.
It's a magnificent sight! Super series! There are so many moments that make you stare! I wonder if this series will also end on season 1 or there will be 2 more later! Well, besides the mentions of this Loki in the movies!?
is there a separate universe for each option, or are they all sent to the same planet in a bunch?
and let's not forget about the infinity stones sent there , plus Mobius mentioned that they had vampires, Titans, Kree , and Thanos is a titan, and then suddenly a cart with infinity stones falls on him.
@edzillo: and then suddenly there are all the characters from previous Marvel comics films: Spider-Man, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Blade, Ghost Rider aoaooao
Damn, since the time of the first Thor, I adore Lady Sif, it was always a pity that she was given negligible screen time. I hope she'll appear in the next episodes.
"Then who am I?" The God of Self-sabotage? Or the God of Backstabbing?
- What an incredible seismic narcissist - you've got a crush on yourself!
That's the series... I feel so sorry for Mobius, I really liked this character. And here it is... But he just found out the truth, which, as we can see, they didn't hide very well.
"Is that why you brought us here?" To kill? I've lost count of how many times I've been killed. So go ahead. Go ahead and sing.
Thanks to the scene after the credits, because after Loki was "erased", my heart almost jumped out of my chest... I'm looking forward to the next episode!
I'm terribly curious to know what made Sylvie an option. From what we were shown, she lived in Asgard, a Loki girl, and suddenly she was taken away from there. In the case of our Loki, what made him an option was the effects of the Avengers' time travel. And it's an accident that makes this series possible :) I wonder what happened in her case. It suddenly turned out that Loki should be a man?!? And that's why it became an option? :)
Also, these timekeepers, also known as androids, protect one sacred timeline by removing all variants that come out of nowhere and by some accident. But does this mean that the guardians are preventing the existence of the multiverse? I hope they'll explain what's what, because my head is square. Haha.
Personally, I thought that everything, starting with the death of Mobius, would be some kind of illusion. But until recently, they have not refuted it.
And I wonder where Loki got to. Plus, do all the people who are killed like that end up somewhere? And then, as I understand it, there were other Loki options. Damn, wait a week. Rough. :)
PS. Special thanks for Lady Sif, I haven't seen her for a long time.
That awkward moment when I fell in love with an alternate version of myself. :)
@DenisBelashov: I also thought that because Loki was supposed to be a boy, but a girl was born, but then why wait 7-8 years to pick her up, wouldn't it be more logical to pick up the baby?
@agent_lanselot: considering that both variants of bi and sexism in Asgard were not noticed, her life could not have changed in any way from the fact that she was born a woman. Imho, her pivotal event should be more interesting, offhand I'll assume that this is her kindness, she was so compassionately eager to help an unfamiliar option in the FUTURE, this is strikingly different from Thor's stories about Loki in childhood.
@DenisBelashov: she kind of informed Loki herself that it was her decision not to become a "God of Mischief" that made her an option. That's why she hinted in the elevator on principle whether they even remember why she was captured in the first place (no).
Lots of fun. Loki and Mobius are the perfect interaction, both playing like gods. In fact, Wilson is so good that he practically steals the movie. And yes, he will definitely appear again, there are shots in the trailers where he drives a car against the background of the Egyptian pyramids, so this is not even a spoiler.
"What was that all about?" The series takes out the brain. Mobius, followed by Loki. To the place of the guardians of androids. And the scene after the credits... There's just one question. What exactly is with that panic and a bunch of ramifications?
What the hell was that?!? It turned out to be a very intense series, you can't look away from the screen.
I think many people have already suspected that things are not going smoothly with the Guardians. My main theory was that they might have created a sacred timeline initially, but then they took it to hell (for example, listening to the tales of Stan Lee), and now the judges run everything in their own way. Therefore, I was a little puzzled when the Lizards were still shown in the frame. But then they turned out to be androids, and now there seem to be even more questions.
During the battle with Ravona, she noticed that Sylvia just knocked her out, and of course, it turned out later. And really, why finish off or bind the enemy? She'll lie down anyway.
As always, I was pleased with the interaction between Loki and Mobius. I was especially pleased when the latter laughed at the fact that the God of Guile fell in love with himself (well, who else). And Loki so charmingly denied his feelings for Sylvia))
I'm so excited to see Jamie Alexander (Lady Sif). It just so happens that I'm the only one who's interested in this character. Therefore, I was pleasantly surprised that most of the commentators were also happy to see her)
For the fourth episode, I can't understand how two Loki can exist (especially two Loki of different genders) if we don't have a multiverse, but a single timeline. Maybe someone can explain, I can't figure it out.
If Loki is really in love with Sylvia, then like.... kringe. Thank you for talking about his bisexuality in the last episode, and now you've given him the most ridiculous love line and killed him. Bury your gays speedrun again, it wasn't enough for us
I really hope that this place where he got to is somewhere in our reality, and not hell/ purgatory/Valhalla, and it will be possible to get out.
it's a very strange series, apparently the whole plot, which was assigned to the last one, was poured here. but without a state of "fuck your mother what's going on" once a week, it's kind of sad to live, so let it
@cherik-cherik: in general, previously all universes developed as they wanted, no one controlled them and because of this there was utter chaos. then came the multiverse war, after which someone connected all the universes into a single line called the "sacred timeline" to keep order in them. Imagine it this way: at first there was loose hair, it was unruly and often tangled, which caused endless collisions between universes. then someone took this hair and wove a ponytail out of it. each hair is a kind of universe. they do not overlap or get confused with each other (that is, catastrophic nexus events do not occur). in all universes there are different versions of the same person, like in this universe there is our Loki, and in a parallel universe there is Loki the football player, but the events in their lives are radically different.
A single timeline does not mean that there is only one universe. This means that all universes in the multiverse must develop in a certain way, and if someone deviates from their fate, a nexus event is created and it can lead to a new multiverse war.
I can't guarantee that this is 100% true, but this is how I understood Miss Minutka's explanation in the second episode.
@templesin11: On the contrary, I realized that this is how they destroy the multiverse, and I think Loki will be blown away right now OH, and it will lead to a bunch of realities and "Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madness"
How the story is enriched with the arrival of love!!! What a powerful emotional swing when watching an episode... It's the BEST EPISODE I've seen in a while. 100 out of 100
Pancake... Why is it all SO ridiculous? I realize that I understand less and less. That guard with the dagger from the elevator and everything else-it's like watching a theatrical production with exaggerated absurdity. Well, yes, I thought that the trait of the Marvel series was high cost, but here the fourth episode uses three locations in a circle - the foyer - the office - the interrogation room - the background of the supermarket on a crappy chromakey... The Falcon and Bucky were chased all over the planet with a very expensive picture, there's a soap opera in four walls. How, why, why? Even the location of Asgard is a 2 by 2 meter balcony. Sylvia is cool, except that it pleases.
P.S. Well, the computer walrus timekeeper flew into space laughing, so much so
@sunshine_lika: So the collar itself doesn't seem to block abilities, the place itself blocks them (like it blocks the infinity stones), and B-15 specifically moved to another place so that they wouldn't block.
++++++ I kept waiting for Loki to tell Sylvia that this planet was called Trenzalore, when she philosophically said that it was the end here. Already what kind of series are some Doctor Who vibes, but not Marvel in any way
@flart: Plus, I'd like to see Sofia Di Martino as the Doctor, but that's unlikely to happen. and certainly not soon after Jody. They have too similar types to Thirteen.
Hmm, maybe Loki and Sylvie were about to reach out to each other for a kiss-that's the kind of paradox that would cause temporary chaos. Is it all very nice if you remove all the absurdity with the variation of X?
While I was watching the opening credits, wondering about Loki's death, I thought a hundred times, "WELL, THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING!" and immediately stopped myself. MAYBE ALL IS NOT LOST AND HE IS ALIVE? NO, HE'S DEFINITELY ALIVE!" - and then the face seemed calm, lively) However, not seeing Mobius, but only other Loki, I thought that maybe all Loki are exceptions for these "sticks of death" (soryan, I don't remember the name). Then it became sad for Mobius again (And the peculiarity of all Loki, the peculiarity of the universal scale in order to be such an exception, may be that....HAVE SEVERAL LOKI CREATED A TVA THEMSELVES???? And all this is some big plan of some Loki or a bunch of Loki 0_0. Or another option - the "sticks of death" divide the options into groups and send them to separate, only for them "point", timeless places. And then Mobius may be quite alive) and here, too, Loki's peculiarity may manifest itself - there are so many variants of him in this place, because each Loki has played such a good trick in his Universe ;) I just hope that Mobius wasn't the only one there - his versions, it seems to me, must be "correct" in order to be selected to work at TVA without causing any problems, which means that Mobius may be one of the first (or few) who broke the rules and was "erased".
What was that all about?! I'm looking forward to the next episode (but I don't even hope that they'll tell us anything in the last two episodes, so we can look forward to the next season)
I've been in love with Tom Hiddleston's Loki since the first Thor, then I read and watched the TV series American Gods, read a couple more books with this character and realized that I fall in love with every Loki! What a hero!
It was about 10 years ago, I kind of grew up, the passion subsided, and they create this series where I do what... I fall in love with new Loki again!
The actress playing Sylvia fits perfectly into the character. And continuing the theme of actors, how is Marvel doing so well in TV series: Sophie de Martino, Owen Neilson, Katherine Hahn - they score 10 out of 10. And the actors of the main roles, Tom, Paul, Elizabeth, Sebastian - I give everyone my personal emmys, Oscars and golden globes.
I'm a little shocked right now... It's not a series, it's totally crazy (in a good way).
What's going on?! It's pretty simple. I like everything, finally TVA is starting to show its true colors.
The death of Mobius, simply... I didn't fully understand one thing, when they are deleted, where do they end up?... This world is kind of strange, if so, is there a chance that Mobius survived, it's just that I really liked the character.
The ending is fire, the action scene is simply the best. Sylvia and Loki's interactions are awesome. Well, Loki and Mobius too, I love their tandem, I'm glad that Mobius still believed Loki.
The music is very atmospheric, as usual.
The post-credits scene... Well, it's just a brain explosion. The different versions of Loki are amazing, especially the crocodile Loki.
Apparently, this Ravonna is aware that they are all options here and that the Keepers are just electronic fools. However, there is someone who muddied it all! Hopefully, Sylvie will beat out the truth, and Loki will find a way out of the "trash of Loki's options" :))))
So, on the plus side, Loki is alive, which means that Mobius may well be too. The dynamics are not bad. But the main plotter is that all the options are sad, of course, but not so epic. And it's not a series at all, but Loki's continuous psychotherapy, we understand that he has problems, he knows how to admit them, but why make a complete mess out of him? I don't welcome selfcest either, although it's even funny in the context of Loki. Actually, the problem is that this is a prequel, we've already seen Ragnarok and the Avengers finale, we already know that Loki got out of it and became himself again. I guess this is my personal problem, but for me, everything that happens is a little devalued by this, even though the story is expanding. In general, it's not bad, one season is enough.
@roarberry: This is not a prequel, but an alternative scenario. The series tells the story of Loki, who did NOT return to Asgard after the Battle of New York and did NOT become friends with his brother in Ragnarok. The Loki you're talking about went through all this and eventually died at the hands of Thanos.
@roarberry: why, nothing prevents this character from developing again in other events, and perhaps even returning to his native universe with no less, or even more, growth as a character.
The main villain will be another Loki. This whole thing with the Guardians, the TBA, and the sacred timeline is the biggest hoax. Who else but Loki is behind all this? :)
In general, I don't know what everyone is so amazed about in this series, in my opinion, everything is developing quite logically. The way I see it: everything that happens, although it looks like freedom and the struggle of the heroes, looks just like a "big plan". Loki himself complained that the Avengers were not tied up for moving through the universes, but he was told that this was part of the plan. What happens in the series is the same, it's just that at the moment the scenario of what is happening extends to TVA, which must eventually be destroyed (which will trigger the intersection of universes in the following films). And Sylvie didn't have any nexus event that she was captured for, it's just that once she was in TVA, she could follow a path that would later lead her to Loki. The only question is who actually controls TVA and monitors the flow of time and universes, but it's not a fact that they will give an exhaustive answer to this. And the fact that no one was being erased was obvious. If all the agents were brainwashed alternatives, then when they were destroyed they were simply sent somewhere where their memories would be erased. It is not surprising that the cunning Loki, once also "deleted", were able to simply avoid this. Let's see what happens next, it's still very interesting)
@NaruHinka: I'm just complaining that the fight in the hall of guardians looked pretty dull, this level of sidaba is a matinee for serious cabbage soup. If there were real keepers, it would be possible to punch the head with a facepalm. the graphon in the series is also cute, but very noticeable, and the editing in this series is just a nightmare - everything is torn, unfinished.
SIF, my love. I can't decide which of the characters in the entire line of films about Thor I love more: Sif, Sif or Sif. I really missed her. And considering what Thor himself was turned into in the third film, the appearance of the canonical Sif hits the heart.
Loki is beautiful. Yes, he's closer to the goofy characters of Taiko Waititi than to the tragic and diverse Loki of the first films, but Hiddleston is so amazing that I'm ready to swallow that kind of Loki. Moreover, in principle, Loki looks like this. Actually, I don't believe that he fell in love with Sylvia, rather it's to the story that Sif told him that he was alone and would always be alone, and Sylvia is living proof that this is not the case (she is having an affair with someone, and Loki himself sees her as close according to the spirit of man). Well, or about his desire to be loved and accepted not only by others, but also by himself. As a character, Sylvia doesn't impress me at all, although she's certainly more interesting and enjoyable than I expected.
I don't know anything about the Timekeepers in the comics, so it's very interesting who they are and what they really want. I feel sorry for Mobius, he even won me over in this episode, but something tells me that he is alive and he and Loki will meet in the last episode and will be happy friends.
Am I the only one confused by the Loki/Sylvia spike? And not because it smacks of selfcest, no. I expected that Sylvia would help Loki sort himself out, but not that he would float away from her. I understand that this is Sylvia, this is Loki, but, like, when did he have such a crush on him? During the day that they spent together? This peyring, purely in my opinion, looks so ridiculous and out of place. It would be better to develop a brighter bromance of Loki/Merbius, or focus on Loki's self-examination through Loki/Sylvia, than this here.
@OrangeElephant: so they had different lives. They are different personalities with different destinies, not identical clones. Even the twins are different from each other in many ways, let alone Loki.
@Appleby: Don't worry, we're few, but we are :I support every comment like this to know that I'm not crazy, and I'm not the only one who thinks what's happening is stupid, and the characters are alternatively gifted. This is an absolutely meaningless line drawn to an unknown place. AND "ANYA ALMOST DIED THERE TOGETHER!1!11" does not sound like a convincing reason to start this whole thing.
Of course, I'm going to put together a combo of dizes now, but let my comment be for those who, like me, can't stand Lady Sif and consider her a useless and unattractive character. It's been a long time, and I wish it wouldn't happen anymore.
The series is gaining momentum with each episode. It's getting more and more interesting. I was glad to see Lady Sif. How many times has Loki received from her?hdd Actually, I almost had a heart attack when Mobius was first removed, and then Loki. I already wanted to yell how I could kill Loki one more fucking time. But, the post-credits scene did its job. I'm looking forward to the sequel.
The plot and logical holes of the series cry out for creating a review on this tin! The androids, the tricksters, have invited two Loki to talk to them! It's like that! So that they can blow their heads off for the sake of revealing the intrigue?
@ShurikTypical: I think it's all Loki. Loki the black was probably just worthy and was able to lift the hammer. Well, like a version of what if Thor and Loki switched places
You can take a downside, but it's this serial Loki that I sympathize with much more than Loki from the movies. Many people write that his image in the series turned out to be ridiculous and pathetic, not at all the same as in the feature films. But for me, kino-Loki has never aroused fear or respect, I have never considered him a terrifying and powerful villain, on the contrary, he caused me pity, and without sympathy. I can't explain exactly why. Well, in general, unlike most people, I felt absolutely purple for this character. But (as in the case of Wanda/It was the series that managed to make me fall in love with Loki, whom I had barely paid attention to for a good 10 years, and it was this "serial" image and the disclosure that they gave him that fell into my very heart.
@Usagi: it's just that many people write that the directors adjusted the image to the script, thereby killing the previous character. And I think they showed quite openly how self-confident and narcissistic Loki was at the beginning of episode 1 (the same pathetic villain as in the movies) and how he began to change 1) when Mobius believed in him, vouched for him and they became friends. 2) and after the meeting and revelations with Sylvia .
Before that, he was just lonely.That's why he believed that he would earn the love of his subjects by violence and power. And now he doesn't need it anymore, because he has learned the value of friendship and love. 💘 It's beautifully thought out, as far as I'm concerned
The series is just great. I hope that the ending of the series will be decent. Sylvia is a very cool and charismatic character, I hope that she will continue to exist in KVM, especially since there are already rumors about the second season of Loki.
I felt sorry for Mobius... But something told me not to get too upset... It's not over yet... And the scene where Loki disappears and doesn't have time to tell Sylvia everything... 😭😭😭
After killing the Time Keeper dolls, the question immediately arose, "So who is behind all this?? Now I like the character of the serial Loki! In the movies, he always seemed to be in the shadow of other characters and was not allowed to reveal himself completely. It was the best idea for Disney to give such an interesting character their own series.)
I just wanted to say how sorry I am for Mobius, and that I don't think I can get him back somehow, although I hope so..How they did the same to Loki (Well, that's out of the question!
We are waiting for Wednesday. The best episode of the season so far! There are never too many Loki! Croquilocks is the best and there should be another President Loki!
That's what I mean, character disclosure. And not the filler about the postman that was in the last episode. But strangely, somehow Sylvia escaped from the all-powerful office. I stepped on my foot and hello. Everyone stands and looks at the girl as she presses the buttons on the keyboard. She could have been captured there ten times. With this level of security, they should have thousands of cursory options there. Especially if they can't even catch a child later. And it turns out that Sylvia has been running from them for who knows how many decades? In all that time, had no one thought of what Loki had guessed in a couple of hours? I thought that with Sylvia everything was somehow more complicated and already at a conscious age. Moreover, Loki stole the tempad in the first episode in the same way. Why, Loki, even Mobius himself. :) An over-advanced organization does not even have a banal screen lock, like smartphones. ;) So many problems could have been avoided. ;) However, everything is very sad with security there, if a wanted agent can suddenly calmly go anywhere and turn everything off by pressing a couple of buttons, and all the guards are a couple of soldiers with the same sticks.
@Babylon: It's not a fact that they've been looking for her for a couple of decades. They are responding to the Nexus event. She hadn't created any nexus events until recently, so they didn't look for her, because they thought she might have died somewhere. When she started killing them, they started actively looking for her even without nexus events.
I realized that the timekeepers turned out to be a sham, but it seems that this whole office, in principle, and the stories about its time control activities are the same sham and deception. Because all that is shown to us throughout the four episodes is her complete helplessness, defenselessness and incompetence. Some soldiers with sticks, who are being burned with a kerosene lamp. Lack of proper weapons and equipment. Specialists who can't figure anything out for themselves and can't find anyone. Every field operation shown by supposedly experienced operatives is a complete failure from all points of view. The headquarters is completely unprotected and not equipped with even banal security systems. The entire universe system can't handle two loser clowns. What kind of titans did they allegedly wet, what chronologies did they support, what Infinity Stones did they use as paperweights? What is shown and what is told do not fit together at all. It seems that this is a bureaucratic structure created by someone for fun, which was told that it allegedly controls and manages something there (and they put up a TV with a white line for show), but in reality it's just a million clerks aimlessly shuffling papers. Such a universal joke. :) Maybe Loki himself. :))
And what about the bunch of branches arranged in the series before last? It's quiet again. Was the whole emerging multiverse supposedly nipped in the bud again? Or will we find out in Strange 2? And all the strange farce of the previous episode still happened not in Loki's head, but in reality? It's unfortunate. ;) Why is the convoy dragging Loki around like a simple man again (and in the end Loki barely picked up two people)? He used to fight Thor on equal terms, but he threw Stark with one hand like a rag doll.
But the flash of Sif pleased me. Otherwise, everyone has shamefully forgotten about her in the movies a long time ago. The last time I saw her was about six years ago in Agents of Shield. If I were Loki, I would try to go out the opposite door, get off the balcony, or at least hide somewhere behind the lawn, rather than continue to stand in the middle of the hall, getting punched. :) Maybe he would have been reset back at the same time, but they didn't even show us any attempts. ;)
All of this, of course, is basically Asimov's "The End of Eternity," but the elevator scene had a whiff of Lukyanenko's "Draft." "Who was I supposed to be?"
As soon as the two main characters were suddenly killed with sticks, it became clear that sticks do not kill. But that scene with Loki getting stabbed in the back was certainly meant to be. The two gods of guile and deception have forgotten about their unfinished enemy and are chatting with their backs to him. ;)
The episode is good, but I really hoped that there would be no love line in the series, especially a love interest that appeared out of nowhere in one episode. A very unfortunate decision. I like Sylvia, she's a great actress, but please don't, it's so primitive.
A huge plus of the series is the beloved Lady Sif, finally remembered about her.
I want to note that from the very first episode, it feels like Loki is different, not the complicated Loki from the movies, but some kind of faded copy of Loki. Too human, weak, he wasn't like that in the Avengers, wasn't even like that in Ragnarok, somehow the character was quickly changed to suit the plot
I wouldn't say that the series has a faded copy of Loki from the movies) Rather, it plays a role here that Loki is deprived of all his usual attributes - once in the bureaucratic machine of TVA, he loses the strength to which he is accustomed, the usual armor, all his "entourage", finds himself in a situation in which he does not understand at all, and is forced to actually reassemble himself and his understanding of the world. Which is very cool. Loki lost everything, but at the same time he remained himself. He always had both strength and weakness. It's just that he always skillfully hid his weakness and compensated - with magic, strength, and a horned suit)) We're just being shown a slightly different side of the multifaceted character that Loki is. And even deprived of magic and captured, I personally do not see him as "too human, weak." The inner core is always preserved in it, the real power that comes from within and does not depend on external attributes and artifacts.
@loginloyso: It always seemed to me that Loki was more vulnerable than all the other characters in Marvel. It's very visible in the World Bank. And as you've noticed, he hid it well. And if earlier we saw him from the villain's side, the opposite of good heroes, then of course we weren't shown how he really feels. Now he is the hero of the story and he is revealed from the human side, so we see his emotions and weaknesses more often, besides, he was deprived of everything in the series.
@Lina89: as for me, both the first and second Thor quite revealed Loki's personality and feelings (in the third part, clowning began, but this is a separate conversation). The only movie where he was really a cardboard villain was the first Avengers.
Ragnarok didn't seem like clowning to me. The level of hilarity has been increased, yes. But it did the movie good, and at the same time, the Loki arc and its evolution, despite the more humorous, light overall tone, are shown perfectly and according to the internal logic of the character and the plot. In all three films about Thor, the growth and changes of both brothers are perfectly presented. Both of them do not stand still, but develop and change. And it's really cool, actually.
Is it like he got into the spiral reality of other versions of Loki?Hahaha, they 're funny. It's a pity there won't be a Mobius in this universe.. but I hope it will still appear...
A series of outbursts of emotions, from surprise to tears. I felt very sorry for Mobius, especially when he realized that Loki had not lied to him and his whole life was a lie, but he just dreamed of riding jet skis. Loki's infatuation was unexpected, I never thought Marvel would give him a love story, but the premise was back in episode 3. Fans may scold this couple, but it seems to me that this is the perfect option for Loki. Strong, brave, with a broken life, but she can stand up for herself. She's just the type of woman for him. A gentle fifa would look too sweet against his background. And Loki fans will forgive me, but there is no romance between Loki and Mobius, and Thor and Loki will have more romance than they do. It's more like a friend who always drags you home after a drink and then tells you what a jerk you are. With Sylvia, he has trust and a certain openness towards her, which he had not experienced before.Circumstances also played a role here, in the series Loki was simply robbed of everything and devalued as a god, a person, for everyone he is just a mistake that is destined to die, all his goals, aspirations and dreams are nothing, and existence itself is an empty sound. Naturally, he feels bad and on a subconscious level is looking for someone who would understand him. And who can understand him better than his alternative version? Imminent death, pity, loneliness, a sense of acceptance, because the main thing is to love not only the dignity of a person, but also to accept his shortcomings, plus for the first time it generates in him a love for this person. When he wanted to confess to her at the end, he looks so embarrassed and touching, I can't. I want him to be happy already, stop torturing and bullying him, if he's going to be happy with Sylvia, then why not. And don't tell me that it's self-incest, incest, and so on, she's from a different reality and it's possible that their dna is different. Or are Loki the alligator and black Loki also related to Loki by blood? In general, the series is 10 out of 10
Cool episode. There are more and more interesting things. It was very cute in the scene where Loki and Sylvia were looking at each other when the meteorites were falling. They finally showed where Sylvia was taken from. It's great to see Lady Seve, even in a room where bad memories are shown in a loop. It turned out to be a funny dialogue between Loki and Mobius. I have nothing against Loki's crush on Sylvia. For me, this option is much better. Mobius was smart to take Ravonne's tempod. It's a pity that the process of self-awareness was shown as an option without memories in the background. It's a pity that Mobius was erased. I am waiting for his return. Loki and Sylvia's fight with TVA agents is cool. It's good that they showed the Timekeepers, but it's sad that they're actually androids. That's why it's now interesting to find out and see who controls them. The scene with Loki confessing to Sylvia is also cute, although I was very surprised by this sudden erasure. Ravonna ruined such a moment. And the post-credits scene is top.
Mobius💔 when he was deleted, I thought he was murdered...but when Loki was removed, I realized that something was wrong here, they couldn't kill him at the very beginning...And we all know that it has a completely different ending... a very, very intriguing episode.🔥🔥🔥
It's just an awesome series. 🤯 I guessed about the guardians, of course. 😏 Lady Sif's comeo was cool and unexpected.The series lives up to expectations 🖤 I killed the end altogether, I'm already turning on the next episode.
The series is cool! The post-credits scene, finally! There are never too many Loki! I was really worried when he tried to tell Sylvia about something important!1!!1
By the way, the musical accompaniment in the series is amazing.
A lot of philosophical thoughts.
But here's the action movie... Maybe it's after yesterday's trip to the Suicide Squad, but somehow it's completely dry with the battle scenes here. 😅
When Ravona asked Mobius where and when he would like to be, she thought he would say that he would like to be transported to Paris in the 1920s, like Owen Wilson's character in Midnight in Paris 😄
It's a boring series. I expected more. All the twists were expected except for Loki's death at the end of the episode. While I was yawning, I hope for the last 2 episodes.
Oh, it was in vain that the scriptwriters decided to "erase" Loki at the end of the series. It was necessary to erase Sylvia if they wanted to create a moment of unexpected death. Since Loki later appeared in the Avengers, it means that faith in the "erasure" disappears. In the next episodes, Loki will be brought back somehow, and if Loki is brought back, then Mobius will be brought back. Intrigue is no longer an intrigue
@vk312168: Well, this version of Loki has not appeared in any Avengers, so technically you can't say that he's an untouchable character. But you're right, in any case, it's absolutely impossible, even for a moment, to believe that the titular character with clearly big plans for the future will be casually killed in the middle of his own series, so the effect of this scene is zero, and it immediately becomes clear that erasure is not death. It would have been much easier to believe in Sylvia's death.
Actually, the authors themselves understood this, so they almost immediately removed the intrigue in the scene after the credits.
@vk312168: Loki from the series is not the same Loki that was in Thor 3 and beyond. The characters have the same life story right up to the moment when Loki from the series decided to escape. From now on, it's a completely different version with different actions and deeds.
And what was little Sylvia's crime against the Sacred Chronology? That she was born a girl or took on such an image? It looks like the Timekeepers are real. (later) But no, they're just pieces, stand-in =D, which explains why they sat and waited for the end of the fight, and didn't leave. Was the C-20 removed as an unnecessary witness? Is it just me, or was the black guard really worried? It just seemed like they didn't have any emotions, but here they were almost crying. Or did she remember something after touching Sylvia? (later) Yes, it seems so. I wonder if Ravonna knows the truth and is hiding it? And if so, voluntarily or involuntarily? I wonder how touching each other could cause a branch. Maybe I should have said more than just the banal "You're being lied to"? "How about trusting a friend?" I remembered Legolas saying to Gimli: "How about fighting side by side with a friend?" =D Poor Mobius:( The collar allowed you to control the movements of the Variant. But it doesn't turn off your powers? And why didn't Sylvia kill Ravonna in the beginning, or at least put a spell on her, sneak into her memory, or control her body as well. Poor Loki, and this one died:( As soon as the credits began, I opened the Wiki for this series to read what happened to B-15, because it didn't seem to be shown, and the paragraph immediately caught my eye that there was a scene between the credits (for the first time I decided to look for something before the formal ending, and here you are =D ) P.S. Since Loki is alive or is he in Purgatory, I hope Owen Wilson can come back too?
I don't really like this approach with romantic feelings for Sylvie. She's beautiful, of course, but they would make such wonderful siblings. Thanks to Hunter B-15. What a great facial expression Owen Wilson has. It was so sad and painful when Mobius was erased.): krokoloki!!!!!
The myth of Sif's cut-off hair is perfectly embodied, a hundred knee strikes in the stomach out of a hundred. How amazing they are at making allusions to the original story and at the same time the KVM, well, love. Plus, I love Jamie Alexander dearly, it's always a joy to see her.
No, well, we could have waited a little longer! They erased Mobius almost before the finale, you miserable schemers! And the guy just realized what was what! (Actually, it's a cool move, at least for Loki's drama in terms of losing his first friend in 1,000 years)
Are the guardians androids? What kind of Magician Goodwin play is this? They gathered a bunch of marginals here, and forced them to work on the timeline. Ravenna wondered how the "Guardians" had bribed her. Tales of eternal life? So she stubbornly follows them and cuts her own, no matter how painful it is, you know.
The only thing that causes conflicting feelings in me is the romantic line of Sylvie and Loki. Guys, we found out about her five minutes ago, can you hold your horses? The heroine is interesting, but why so immediately again... Just because they're the two loneliest crafty candies in the world? Although on the other hand, who else could Narcissus Loki fall in love with if not himself. I still don't understand if this is a brilliant story of self-acceptance or just an incentive to change.
The post-credits scene is, of course, also a reference to the first "Avengers." But now at least there is hope that Mobius has not been permanently removed.
Such a sweet moment when Loki and Sylvia were waiting for the end of the world and joined hands 🥲
But this Management turned out to be very insidious and untrue. So, to steal those who moved in space, erase their memory and use it for their own purposes. It's so heartless.
The kneading with the guards of the Timekeepers was fun 👍🏻 But the fact that the Guardians turned out to be just metal, I did not expect this.
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Discussion: Season 1, Episode 4 Join the Discussion
307Love is still understandable, and the fact that his end is known. But that doesn't mean that something big couldn't have happened to him before meeting Thanos. Feigi overlooked it a bit, a quick hand is felt. And there are few episodes, unfortunately, another indicator. But we believe in the grand finale.
Yes, it was not a walk-through, it was a very important episode that showed how feelings arose between Loki and Sylvia. Imagine if there hadn't been this episode and Loki is shown to be in love with Sylvia. Whaaat?
Poor Mobius, I feel sorry for him, he has just begun to learn the truth. : (And in general, who ends the series like this, at such a dramatic moment! It is unlikely that Loki is completely dead, but on the other hand, it is not clear how he will be returned then, maybe this weapon does not kill, but erases? It is unclear, there are even more questions. There are also these androids instead of Keepers.
P.S. Nice gatherings before the end of the world. Romantic.
Of course, I didn't get any answers, on the contrary, there were even more questions.
PS I hope we will see Mobius again.
15:33 − Mobius: You know, we brought in Kree, Titans, vampires.
first, the mention of vampires from Korg in Ragnarok, now this phrase from Mobius, we are finally waiting for the appearance of the Blade performed by Mahershala Ali in the next phase of the mcu c:
I'm really sorry for Mobius, I really like his character (he just has to survive, that's all for me). After Loki's "death", questions arose about where the variants move after they are pruned (deleted/erased?), whether they all survive, and what happens to them in general (no wonder Tom Hiddleston said in an interview that after episode 4 the plot changes a lot, I want to watch the next episode already!)
There's a parallel in the photo that hurt me too much.
as for Mobius, I think they really got quite attached to each other and became friends, which would be unpleasant if the character was completely erased. especially with this emphasis on the fact that Loki will always be alone. and then he seemed to have friendly feelings and romantic ones.
but it would be really cool if Marvel even then began to prepare us for the appearance of vampires😅
First Mobius, then Loki... to the heart. The scene after the credits, if Loki is still alive, then M is too. I hope to see you again 😈
Oh, I feel it will be even cooler next. Everything is just beginning.
p.s. as in the "confrontation" with Jet Li. there are also a lot of alternate realities and people who make sure that they do not overlap.
If the remote Loki is not so remote, then maybe Mobius will also be further? Pritti pliz!
And what a good soundtrack after all! I give you a standing ovation!
Everything seems cool, but it feels real, like some cool fanfiction was filmed.
Like Loki and Sylvia? It's one thing to give very clear hints, but another to confirm. In short, as a Lockius schipper, I'm offended haha, I didn't think, I didn't guess that Loki's feelings would be revealed like this. Although, of course, who else can he fall for besides himself, but still.
I shed a tear at the moment with Mobius, but judging by the scene after the credits, everything should be fine with him. On the other hand, it was "leaked" too quickly. As soon as they agreed to work together, boom. A scene with some kind of escape/chase would have been added..
I don't even know how to react to this series, what they're doing is just great!
Emotions overwhelm, such a different series is calm, calm, or just a break. Loki and Sylvia's lover, Lady Sif appears, Mobius is removed, then Loki is removed, Loki has woken up somewhere, other Loki are with him. AAAAAAA!!!
Sif's cameo was quite unexpected, as soon as Asgard was shown in the time loop, it was clear that they would show one of the old characters, but still. After all, this is her first appearance in 8 years, since the last time we saw her was in 2 Thor and a couple of episodes of Agents of Shield.
Mobius disinfection is very unexpected. At first, I was sure that this was all an illusion (After all, this is Loki), but then I remembered that the forces of the God of Guile do not work in the agency. Well, this is the first selfcest of all the works I have viewed. Still, it's pretty ironic that one of the main narcissists of the cinematic universe fell in love with himself (to one degree or another)
. The post-credits scene is fire, after Loki split, it was of course obvious that there was some kind of "After" world or something, but the last frame, where they show us absolutely ridiculous but the most canonical Loki, and Loki the crocodile (And President Loki will be shown in the next episode) are indescribable impressions (From the Disney + series, it can only be compared with the announcement of Wanda the Scarlet Witch and the appearance of Luke in season 2 of the Mandalorian)
UV. Shikardos. Loki's falling in love is expected, even it seems to me that it's not falling in love, but just a feeling that there is someone who understands you 100%. Agree, no one would resist their male/female version. I did not expect that it was the B-15 that would help Sylvia, she seemed to be such an ardent supporter of the TWA. A raft twist with Keepers is expected. The series does not seem to give any wow turns, but it keeps it so that it does not come off. The scene after the credits is a masterpiece. Loki will find Mobius, maybe B-15, I like her.
Oh, and of course a reference to Loki's mythological fun with Sif's hair
So many key characters were "killed" in this series. Unexpectedly straight.
Time loop torture is a strange way to get a prisoner to talk, and the moment was chosen to be "interesting" - personally, I get the feeling that the screenwriters like humiliating Loki more and more with each film.
And I still don't understand why Loki is either scattering everyone with one hand or unable to defend himself.
The only thing is, my heart almost stopped when Mobius was erased, but apparently he's alive, since everything is fine with Loki.
I don't understand why everyone likes Loki so much in the series (although the series itself is interesting). They made some kind of a loser fool out of him here, who can't do anything normally.
There is almost nothing left of the former charismatic and strong character (one of the main villains in Marvel, the Prince of Asgard, etc., etc.) 🤷
It seems that the writers want to ruin the popularity of Loki.
Although Loki's "handiness" and absurdity in the series still causes wild dissonance compared to what happened in Thor and the Avengers.
And the fact that I didn't fight Sif... Mb, he liked her, that's why he cut his pigtail/hair :) he attracted attention as a first grader :)
AAAAAAAAAAA
First, their gatherings on Lamentis..a completely different dilution. The realization that Loki had fallen in love with Sylvie also blew my mind.
It was nice to see Sif!!! I love these cameos.
Ravona is a goat ..I understand, of course, that she may have had her brain erased like everyone else, but damn. I felt sorry for Mobius. But the scene where Loki wants to confess his love to Sylvie and he was kind of killed is of course tinny. Well, thanks for finally putting in the post-credits scene, and it's just great for a second!!!
I love Marvel!!!!
I'm ready to watch and review it forever!!!!
⠀Раз уж леди Сиф показали, то теперь осталось дождаться, что появится вариант Колсона!
⠀Со словами "Tahiti. It's a magical place", да.
⠀Или ещё лучше - "Welcome to life after death. I'll tell you all about it."⠀:)
⠀⠀
This episode revealed more about Sylvia in 5 minutes than in the entire last one, which was supposedly intended for this.
I hope that the story of Mobius will not end there - he is a very colorful character.
It's an extremely crooked staging of the fight at the end, where Loki can't handle two men, but apparently it's pointless to find fault with it.
It was just terribly frustrating, because at the same time they show the development of friendship between Mobius and Loki and this clumsy realization of falling in love, because we are similar, but different. I'm tired of solving all problems by falling in love. Give me a series without that, please.
And yes, the relationship between Morbius and Loki in general is just a thrill, of course, when they lied to each other during interrogation and also in a combo with music that appeared and became louder with each lie they told - the art is simple! And as soon as they returned to the truth, the symphony was over, it was literally music to the ears!)
this series is simply filled with events to the brim. my favorite duo is back in the person of Mobeus and Loki. I love these two for their amazing interaction. and the phrase of Mobius: "you can be anyone and anything. even someone good. just in case someone told you something to the contrary." so warm in my soul became, and Loki's smile at this moment.
after the first half of the series, I realized that glass was waiting for us. first, the sudden removal of Mobius, and the broken look of Loki, who has lost a close friend again (I just hope with all my heart that he is alive, and he and Loki will meet in a new universe). then there is a sad dialogue between Sylvie and Rabbona about their last meeting ("it was enough to take away the life that I had...it must have been very important. so what was it? I don't remember). my heart broke, and I didn't know yet that Loki would be removed.
then someone said that it would be more interesting to beat the rescue from the planet. and for me, this scenario of events was expected from the last series.
P. S. the scene after the credits. may about May. we are waiting for something epic in the last 2 episodes of the season.
P. P. sy the slogan of this series can be made "one Loki per one meter is not enough". I'm serious 🤭
P. P. P. sy I am still delighted with the dialogues of Loki And Mobius at the table. every time a smile or a tear is punched.
P.S. I will scream with happiness when it turns out that Kang the Conqueror is behind everything, and not some three lizards.
P.S. It's strange that we still haven't been answered to the question of the temporal anomalies that Sylvia caused. Is this the beginning of a multiverse of madness?
CROCODILE LOKI
And yes, I like Sylvia too. And loving yourself is quite a normal thing, even in a female guise!
". And also, when Sylvia wanted to know why she was taken away, when she heard "I don't remember" in response, she wanted to comfort her so much...
, let's cry together.
"Are you suggesting that I trust the words of the two Loki?"
"How about a friend's word?"
Someone insert Legolas and Gimli
, even being Loki.
Music after the credits!
The E-points of the Locations after the credits are something supernatural 🙈 😎
So the options don't die, but go to some kind of world, right? So Mobius is still alive? I feel kind of sorry for him!
The series is not bad, of course I understand everything, but the fight scene in the hall with the "guardians" is some kind of facepalm.
and let's not forget about the infinity stones sent there
, plus Mobius mentioned that they had vampires, Titans, Kree
, and Thanos is a titan, and then suddenly a cart with infinity stones falls on him.
aoaooao
Damn, since the time of the first Thor, I adore Lady Sif, it was always a pity that she was given negligible screen time. I hope she'll appear in the next episodes.
- What an incredible seismic narcissist - you've got a crush on yourself!
That's the series... I feel so sorry for Mobius, I really liked this character. And here it is... But he just found out the truth, which, as we can see, they didn't hide very well.
"Is that why you brought us here?" To kill? I've lost count of how many times I've been killed. So go ahead. Go ahead and sing.
Thanks to the scene after the credits, because after Loki was "erased", my heart almost jumped out of my chest...
I'm looking forward to the next episode!
I'm terribly curious to know what made Sylvie an option. From what we were shown, she lived in Asgard, a Loki girl, and suddenly she was taken away from there. In the case of our Loki, what made him an option was the effects of the Avengers' time travel. And it's an accident that makes this series possible :) I wonder what happened in her case. It suddenly turned out that Loki should be a man?!? And that's why it became an option? :)
Also, these timekeepers, also known as androids, protect one sacred timeline by removing all variants that come out of nowhere and by some accident. But does this mean that the guardians are preventing the existence of the multiverse? I hope they'll explain what's what, because my head is square. Haha.
Personally, I thought that everything, starting with the death of Mobius, would be some kind of illusion. But until recently, they have not refuted it.
And I wonder where Loki got to. Plus, do all the people who are killed like that end up somewhere? And then, as I understand it, there were other Loki options. Damn, wait a week. Rough. :)
PS. Special thanks for Lady Sif, I haven't seen her for a long time.
That awkward moment when I fell in love with an alternate version of myself. :)
What exactly is with that panic and a bunch of ramifications?
Timekeepers are very cute robots.
PS I thought that Sylvia and Loki would somehow touch or admit their feelings and the timeline would collapse...
It turned out to be a very intense series, you can't look away from the screen.
I think many people have already suspected that things are not going smoothly with the Guardians. My main theory was that they might have created a sacred timeline initially, but then they took it to hell (for example, listening to the tales of Stan Lee), and now the judges run everything in their own way. Therefore, I was a little puzzled when the Lizards were still shown in the frame. But then they turned out to be androids, and now there seem to be even more questions.
During the battle with Ravona, she noticed that Sylvia just knocked her out, and of course, it turned out later. And really, why finish off or bind the enemy? She'll lie down anyway.
As always, I was pleased with the interaction between Loki and Mobius. I was especially pleased when the latter laughed at the fact that the God of Guile fell in love with himself (well, who else). And Loki so charmingly denied his feelings for Sylvia))
I'm so excited to see Jamie Alexander (Lady Sif). It just so happens that I'm the only one who's interested in this character. Therefore, I was pleasantly surprised that most of the commentators were also happy to see her)
For the fourth episode, I can't understand how two Loki can exist (especially two Loki of different genders) if we don't have a multiverse, but a single timeline. Maybe someone can explain, I can't figure it out.
If Loki is really in love with Sylvia, then like.... kringe. Thank you for talking about his bisexuality in the last episode, and now you've given him the most ridiculous love line and killed him. Bury your gays speedrun again, it wasn't enough for us
I really hope that this place where he got to is somewhere in our reality, and not hell/ purgatory/Valhalla, and it will be possible to get out.
it's a very strange series, apparently the whole plot, which was assigned to the last one, was poured here. but without a state of "fuck your mother what's going on" once a week, it's kind of sad to live, so let it
A single timeline does not mean that there is only one universe. This means that all universes in the multiverse must develop in a certain way, and if someone deviates from their fate, a nexus event is created and it can lead to a new multiverse war.
I can't guarantee that this is 100% true, but this is how I understood Miss Minutka's explanation in the second episode.
Just wow.
P.S. Well, the computer walrus timekeeper flew into space laughing, so much so
With a reference to the myth where Loki shaved Sif screamed wildly! They can do it,
Loki is no longer the same, eh, this anomaly. Where is our Loki, the god of guile? Although there is a lot of it and at the same time a little :(
The best thing for me so far is his appearance in the Avengers and Ragnarok.
How did Loki from the Avengers become like this in an instant (?)😔😔
I kept waiting for Loki to tell Sylvia that this planet was called Trenzalore, when she philosophically said that it was the end here.
Already what kind of series are some Doctor Who vibes, but not Marvel in any way
While I was watching the opening credits, wondering about Loki's death, I thought a hundred times, "WELL, THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING!" and immediately stopped myself. MAYBE ALL IS NOT LOST AND HE IS ALIVE? NO, HE'S DEFINITELY ALIVE!" - and then the face seemed calm, lively) However, not seeing Mobius, but only other Loki, I thought that maybe all Loki are exceptions for these "sticks of death" (soryan, I don't remember the name). Then it became sad for Mobius again (And the peculiarity of all Loki, the peculiarity of the universal scale in order to be such an exception, may be that....HAVE SEVERAL LOKI CREATED A TVA THEMSELVES???? And all this is some big plan of some Loki or a bunch of Loki 0_0.
Or another option - the "sticks of death" divide the options into groups and send them to separate, only for them "point", timeless places. And then Mobius may be quite alive) and here, too, Loki's peculiarity may manifest itself - there are so many variants of him in this place, because each Loki has played such a good trick in his Universe ;) I just hope that Mobius wasn't the only one there - his versions, it seems to me, must be "correct" in order to be selected to work at TVA without causing any problems, which means that Mobius may be one of the first (or few) who broke the rules and was "erased".
I'm looking forward to the next episode (but I don't even hope that they'll tell us anything in the last two episodes, so we can look forward to the next season)
PS. Bring back Mobius! 💔
shit don't you understand
It was about 10 years ago, I kind of grew up, the passion subsided, and they create this series where I do what... I fall in love with new Loki again!
The actress playing Sylvia fits perfectly into the character. And continuing the theme of actors, how is Marvel doing so well in TV series: Sophie de Martino, Owen Neilson, Katherine Hahn - they score 10 out of 10. And the actors of the main roles, Tom, Paul, Elizabeth, Sebastian - I give everyone my personal emmys, Oscars and golden globes.
What's going on?! It's pretty simple. I like everything, finally TVA is starting to show its true colors.
The death of Mobius, simply... I didn't fully understand one thing, when they are deleted, where do they end up?... This world is kind of strange, if so, is there a chance that Mobius survived, it's just that I really liked the character.
The ending is fire, the action scene is simply the best. Sylvia and Loki's interactions are awesome. Well, Loki and Mobius too, I love their tandem, I'm glad that Mobius still believed Loki.
The music is very atmospheric, as usual.
The post-credits scene... Well, it's just a brain explosion. The different versions of Loki are amazing, especially the crocodile Loki.
Actually, the problem is that this is a prequel, we've already seen Ragnarok and the Avengers finale, we already know that Loki got out of it and became himself again. I guess this is my personal problem, but for me, everything that happens is a little devalued by this, even though the story is expanding. In general, it's not bad, one season is enough.
The way I see it: everything that happens, although it looks like freedom and the struggle of the heroes, looks just like a "big plan". Loki himself complained that the Avengers were not tied up for moving through the universes, but he was told that this was part of the plan. What happens in the series is the same, it's just that at the moment the scenario of what is happening extends to TVA, which must eventually be destroyed (which will trigger the intersection of universes in the following films). And Sylvie didn't have any nexus event that she was captured for, it's just that once she was in TVA, she could follow a path that would later lead her to Loki. The only question is who actually controls TVA and monitors the flow of time and universes, but it's not a fact that they will give an exhaustive answer to this.
And the fact that no one was being erased was obvious. If all the agents were brainwashed alternatives, then when they were destroyed they were simply sent somewhere where their memories would be erased. It is not surprising that the cunning Loki, once also "deleted", were able to simply avoid this. Let's see what happens next, it's still very interesting)
Loki is beautiful. Yes, he's closer to the goofy characters of Taiko Waititi than to the tragic and diverse Loki of the first films, but Hiddleston is so amazing that I'm ready to swallow that kind of Loki. Moreover, in principle, Loki looks like this.
Actually, I don't believe that he fell in love with Sylvia, rather it's to the story that Sif told him that he was alone and would always be alone, and Sylvia is living proof that this is not the case (she is having an affair with someone, and Loki himself sees her as close according to the spirit of man). Well, or about his desire to be loved and accepted not only by others, but also by himself.
As a character, Sylvia doesn't impress me at all, although she's certainly more interesting and enjoyable than I expected.
I don't know anything about the Timekeepers in the comics, so it's very interesting who they are and what they really want.
I feel sorry for Mobius, he even won me over in this episode, but something tells me that he is alive and he and Loki will meet in the last episode and will be happy friends.
Then I said, why the hell did they kill Loki?
I'm after the credits:Loki in yellow
I was glad to see Lady Sif. How many times has Loki received from her?hdd
Actually, I almost had a heart attack when Mobius was first removed, and then Loki. I already wanted to yell how I could kill Loki one more fucking time.
But, the post-credits scene did its job.
I'm looking forward to the sequel.
The action movie is just a circus and cheating.
And I think they showed quite openly how self-confident and narcissistic Loki was at the beginning of episode 1 (the same pathetic villain as in the movies) and how he began to change 1) when Mobius believed in him, vouched for him and they became friends.
2) and after the meeting and revelations with Sylvia .
Before that, he was just lonely.That's why he believed that he would earn the love of his subjects by violence and power.
And now he doesn't need it anymore, because he has learned the value of friendship and love. 💘
It's beautifully thought out, as far as I'm concerned
Now I wonder what happened to Mobius.
Now I like the character of the serial Loki! In the movies, he always seemed to be in the shadow of other characters and was not allowed to reveal himself completely. It was the best idea for Disney to give such an interesting character their own series.)
Just take a look and health to all those pierced with a stick
Just emotions 🥺
I really enjoyed the episode and I really hope that Mobius will appear again 🙏🏻
They are responding to the Nexus event. She hadn't created any nexus events until recently, so they didn't look for her, because they thought she might have died somewhere.
When she started killing them, they started actively looking for her even without nexus events.
But the flash of Sif pleased me. Otherwise, everyone has shamefully forgotten about her in the movies a long time ago. The last time I saw her was about six years ago in Agents of Shield. If I were Loki, I would try to go out the opposite door, get off the balcony, or at least hide somewhere behind the lawn, rather than continue to stand in the middle of the hall, getting punched. :) Maybe he would have been reset back at the same time, but they didn't even show us any attempts. ;)
All of this, of course, is basically Asimov's "The End of Eternity," but the elevator scene had a whiff of Lukyanenko's "Draft." "Who was I supposed to be?"
As soon as the two main characters were suddenly killed with sticks, it became clear that sticks do not kill. But that scene with Loki getting stabbed in the back was certainly meant to be. The two gods of guile and deception have forgotten about their unfinished enemy and are chatting with their backs to him. ;)
If we're not in for a hellish twist with lots of Loki, then Disney is in trouble.
A huge plus of the series is the beloved Lady Sif, finally remembered about her.
I want to note that from the very first episode, it feels like Loki is different, not the complicated Loki from the movies, but some kind of faded copy of Loki. Too human, weak, he wasn't like that in the Avengers, wasn't even like that in Ragnarok, somehow the character was quickly changed to suit the plot
In all three films about Thor, the growth and changes of both brothers are perfectly presented. Both of them do not stand still, but develop and change. And it's really cool, actually.
And I agree with the rest)
Director Kate Herron confirmed that the moment from the post-credits scene is a small camera reference to the original "The Avengers."
How cool is that😍😍😍
It's a pity there won't be a Mobius in this universe..
but I hope it will still appear...
With Sylvia, he has trust and a certain openness towards her, which he had not experienced before.Circumstances also played a role here, in the series Loki was simply robbed of everything and devalued as a god, a person, for everyone he is just a mistake that is destined to die, all his goals, aspirations and dreams are nothing, and existence itself is an empty sound. Naturally, he feels bad and on a subconscious level is looking for someone who would understand him. And who can understand him better than his alternative version? Imminent death, pity, loneliness, a sense of acceptance, because the main thing is to love not only the dignity of a person, but also to accept his shortcomings, plus for the first time it generates in him a love for this person. When he wanted to confess to her at the end, he looks so embarrassed and touching, I can't. I want him to be happy already, stop torturing and bullying him, if he's going to be happy with Sylvia, then why not. And don't tell me that it's self-incest, incest, and so on, she's from a different reality and it's possible that their dna is different. Or are Loki the alligator and black Loki also related to Loki by blood? In general, the series is 10 out of 10
I can understand a lot of things, but not that.
It was very cute in the scene where Loki and Sylvia were looking at each other when the meteorites were falling.
They finally showed where Sylvia was taken from.
It's great to see Lady Seve, even in a room where bad memories are shown in a loop.
It turned out to be a funny dialogue between Loki and Mobius.
I have nothing against Loki's crush on Sylvia. For me, this option is much better.
Mobius was smart to take Ravonne's tempod.
It's a pity that the process of self-awareness was shown as an option without memories in the background.
It's a pity that Mobius was erased. I am waiting for his return.
Loki and Sylvia's fight with TVA agents is cool.
It's good that they showed the Timekeepers, but it's sad that they're actually androids. That's why it's now interesting to find out and see who controls them.
The scene with Loki confessing to Sylvia is also cute, although I was very surprised by this sudden erasure. Ravonna ruined such a moment.
And the post-credits scene is top.
a very, very intriguing episode.🔥🔥🔥
I guessed about the guardians, of course. 😏
Lady Sif's comeo was cool and unexpected.The series lives up to expectations 🖤
I killed the end altogether, I'm already turning on the next episode.
By the way, the musical accompaniment in the series is amazing.
A lot of philosophical thoughts.
But here's the action movie... Maybe it's after yesterday's trip to the Suicide Squad, but somehow it's completely dry with the battle scenes here. 😅
Actually, the authors themselves understood this, so they almost immediately removed the intrigue in the scene after the credits.
Well, it's a very strong vibe, it's a pity that Sylvia doesn't play the Doctor.
It looks like the Timekeepers are real. (later) But no, they're just pieces, stand-in =D, which explains why they sat and waited for the end of the fight, and didn't leave.
Was the C-20 removed as an unnecessary witness?
Is it just me, or was the black guard really worried? It just seemed like they didn't have any emotions, but here they were almost crying. Or did she remember something after touching Sylvia? (later) Yes, it seems so. I wonder if Ravonna knows the truth and is hiding it? And if so, voluntarily or involuntarily?
I wonder how touching each other could cause a branch.
Maybe I should have said more than just the banal "You're being lied to"?
"How about trusting a friend?" I remembered Legolas saying to Gimli: "How about fighting side by side with a friend?" =D
Poor Mobius:(
The collar allowed you to control the movements of the Variant. But it doesn't turn off your powers?
And why didn't Sylvia kill Ravonna in the beginning, or at least put a spell on her, sneak into her memory, or control her body as well.
Poor Loki, and this one died:(
As soon as the credits began, I opened the Wiki for this series to read what happened to B-15, because it didn't seem to be shown, and the paragraph immediately caught my eye that there was a scene between the credits (for the first time I decided to look for something before the formal ending, and here you are =D )
P.S. Since Loki is alive or is he in Purgatory, I hope Owen Wilson can come back too?
Thanks to Hunter B-15.
What a great facial expression Owen Wilson has. It was so sad and painful when Mobius was erased.):
krokoloki!!!!!
No, well, we could have waited a little longer! They erased Mobius almost before the finale, you miserable schemers! And the guy just realized what was what! (Actually, it's a cool move, at least for Loki's drama in terms of losing his first friend in 1,000 years)
Are the guardians androids? What kind of Magician Goodwin play is this? They gathered a bunch of marginals here, and forced them to work on the timeline.
Ravenna wondered how the "Guardians" had bribed her. Tales of eternal life? So she stubbornly follows them and cuts her own, no matter how painful it is, you know.
The only thing that causes conflicting feelings in me is the romantic line of Sylvie and Loki. Guys, we found out about her five minutes ago, can you hold your horses? The heroine is interesting, but why so immediately again... Just because they're the two loneliest crafty candies in the world?
Although on the other hand, who else could Narcissus Loki fall in love with if not himself. I still don't understand if this is a brilliant story of self-acceptance or just an incentive to change.
The post-credits scene is, of course, also a reference to the first "Avengers." But now at least there is hope that Mobius has not been permanently removed.
But this Management turned out to be very insidious and untrue. So, to steal those who moved in space, erase their memory and use it for their own purposes. It's so heartless.
The kneading with the guards of the Timekeepers was fun 👍🏻 But the fact that the Guardians turned out to be just metal, I did not expect this.