s02e06 — Glorious Purpose

Timey Wimey

Good final.

A wonderful ending. But God, how sad I am for Loki. He's all alone. Literally saves the whole world all alone. And in the last episode, the emphasis was also on how much he doesn't want to be alone t__t
Very cool, very strong, very painful.

I'm at 23 minutes. Wow.
Loki, as they say, pulled off Subaru. The terms are different, the essence is the same.
Re Fans:Zero rise up!

Loki Is Madame Spider.

A gorgeous finale, after a secret invasion, just a breath of fresh air

How sorry I am for Loki ;(

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⠀Ouroboros:
⠀⠀- How much do you know [about physics and engineering]?
⠀Loki:
⠀⠀— Yes, not so much. But I'm learning fast!
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⠀Hundreds of years later...
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⠀:)
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He sat on the throne, and it turns out that he is now "burdened with a glorious purpose" (burdened with glorious purpose, so to speak), as he wanted. A great sacrifice for Loki, being a god, listened to all sides and made the most noble decision - to save everyone and give everyone freedom of choice. And as a result, he turned into a cosmic version of himself. Cool, impressive.

Yggdrasil is a fire, it looks very beautiful.

Well, Loki's epic has come to an end, the fanfare has died down, or what musical instruments are in Scandinavia, the episode is over.

The whole series, its thoughtfulness, elegant handling of all aspects, camerawork, effects, costumes, scenery, the way they convey these vibes is something.

This is one of the best KVM series along with "Vandavision", "Miss Marvel" and some episodes of "What if?!.".

Moreover, the first season also differs in the staging from the second – that was more serial, here it feels like you're watching an author's film, the frame is so adjusted, the lighting is so bright, the aesthetics are so branded.

Loki was reproached that he was not Loki, not an ace from Scandinavian mythology – here you are. Now he is literally the Almighty, because he holds the time lines in his own hands. In fact, time and space are in his hands, he controls and manages everything in general. Odin was the ruler of 9 worlds, and Loki rules everything, the very idea of everything.

The way he literally turned himself into the same Loki, how he replaced artificial office clothes with the canonical robes of an Asgardian inhabitant, these dark horns, this fluttering cloak, the very expression of his face, as if he had suddenly become wrinkled and aged, as if he had already lived thousands of lives, which is not far from the truth, and the way Tom Hiddleston played this moment – ahuy of such a level that there are simply no words!

And, of course, the ending is Loki on the throne, Loki, who outwitted the One Who Remains and himself remained after him and everyone, Loki, who fulfilled his destiny, Loki, who rose above his father, brother and everyone, Loki, who created the Sacred Igdrassil Tree from the mythology of the Scandinavians in their Sacred Timeline and sat on the throne in the center of it!

Finally, I'll just say – if you haven't watched this series yet, watch it for sure! There is no need to revise or even just watch the Marvel Cinematic Universe, you should not read into the myths just for the sake of it, it's better to just read them – start with the first series and watch until the very end. For all time. Forever.

It's a great season. Especially the camerawork/director's work (it's very beautiful) and the play of the main actors.

it turns out that "the one who stays" is still dead (miscalculated? in a sense), and Loki will sit on the throne forever?

If it's not God of Stories, then I don't know what. Loki goes from controlling, studying and testing his abilities to time-shifting, studying centuries-old science and engineering, trying to save all time billions of times, then sacrificing himself and becoming the new He Who Remains. As he told Sylvie in the fifth episode, they have to become better than He Who Remains.

- I know what I want, I know what kind of god I need to be. For you. For all of us.

There are a lot of references to the first film about Thor. He voluntarily let go of his hand and fell off the Bifrost because he could not get his father's approval and the throne. Here he gets off the destroyed bridge and rises UP. He gave up everything to become a god who will look after everyone he loves. He has finally found his Glorius Purpose and ascends to the throne he never wanted ("I never wanted the throne! I only ever wanted to be your equal"), but he will stay there, observing all the time, literally holding endless timelines in his hands, wearing them as his cape, just to make sure that others can live...

On the other hand, it's very bitter to realize that after two seasons of a series that somewhat downplayed his injury (just a few heart-breaking "I do things for attention because I'm afraid of being alone" & "I don't wanna be alone"), he got a finale in which he had to sacrifice with your own comfort to protect your loved ones and the world.

The visual is very beautiful, Tom Hiddleston plays soulfully as usual, and the OST written by Natalie Holt is simply phenomenal. The Lokius scenes are amazing, a sad ending for both of them.

Finally, a more or less decent season finale in the MCU, I had already forgotten that they can normally complete the story. Although judging by the title of the series (the same as s01e01), and by what is happening, this is the finale of the entire series. Loki's character is gorgeous, but the third season is not needed.

I liked the scene with He Who Remains, it turns out he knew everything about Loki back then, in general, such a Kang really seems very dangerous. Another montage where Loki tried to save TVA every time is cool, especially the moment with Miss Minute. Well, the final scene is good.

In general, it is definitely one of the best Marvel series, a level better than all the latest projects. The plot is already a plus, and to this is also a gorgeous picture, music and cast led by Tom.

Only I am annoyed by the use of this phrase glorious purpose as something directly fundamental for Loki the whole series, although before that it was mentioned only once for a bunch of movies, by the way?

In general, Loki is beautiful at the end, of course, and it was interesting to watch the last episode. But in general, it's not particularly delayed when you watch Marvel movies in parallel, and there are parallel realities already in full swing, the worries that now they will leave only one somehow do not hold.
Also Loki the whole series is completely uncooked. But in the end, yes.

It seems that there will be no better series from Marvel. It was worthy.
Now I want to erase my memory and look again. Because it is many times better than what Marvel has been shooting lately and the story itself as a whole is very good, as is the acting and drama around it all.

So much for Yggdrasil))))

Loki, quoting "Little Gidding" by T. S. Eliot (We die with the dying, we are born with the dead), — aah, that damn was just brilliant.

The main theme of "Little Gidding" is renewal through the destruction and unity of the past, present and future.
The narrator at some point says to the collective ghost of the poets: "Knowing myself yet being someone else" — a hint that different times merge into one, and different personality variants also merge, everything / everything exists simultaneously and allows you to communicate and connect with the dead.
And at the end of the poem, God's love for the world allows humanity to escape hell/destruction through purification by fire:
"And all shall be well and
All manner of thing shall be well
When the tongues of flames are in-folded
Into the crowned knot of fire
And the fire and the rose are one."

You see, yes, what did they do? Holy shit, just fuck off. Two beers on me to whoever came up with the idea to tie this to Eliot.

A great season, a great finale, the sacrifice has happened, the arch of redemption is done. Loki is now the master of the multiverse. And very beautiful in the end of course.

delight! a brilliant season, a brilliant finale — I didn't expect Loki to be the series of the year

Tom Hiddleston incredibly reflects all the pain, sadness and happiness at the same time in one scene.

It's a shame for Loki, through everything he had to go through, in order to stay with friends, he makes a difficult choice to be alone again in order to give his loved ones the opportunity to live their lives freely.
A strong season or series finale.

I really liked the beginning with the rewinding of the Marvel screensaver and all these comically dramatic rewinds, poor Loki has lived so many lives😅

What a spectacular tree of time he got🔥
Of course, this character goes crazy.

God has truly become God..

I put five for the atmosphere, music, Hiddleston's game and a beautiful ending

Although to understand all these concepts of time, multiverse and various timelines is just a brain explosion

I don't know how much the writers rewrote the second season, but it feels like in the first season they tried to make Sylvia a replacement for Loki, and then they realized who the star is here

It seems like everything is cool, but the whole series did not let go of the feeling that I was watching "the sorceress girl Madoka" (when he was wasting time like Homura), and then the ending turned out to be exactly the same.

Well, shtosh, we are waiting for the continuation, he will not sit there forever

Loki wanted his friends back so much that I think it won't be difficult for him to sacrifice himself for their well-being, even though his end is quite sad: (
I really like the way he moved from "I want to control everything and everyone" to "I'm ready to save the world for my friends"
the second season provided a lot of positive emotions, I lived from Friday to Friday, just to come home in the evening, watch the series and not run into spoilers
, I'm very glad that I watched such a wonderful series :)

The second season turned out great, I got a huge amount of emotions. In the end, even the tears came out a little. These series are different from the Marvel concept: we went there, did that, moved there, it's over. No, everything turned out to be somehow deep here, in my opinion. More to the inner experiences, the disclosure of the characters. Yes, there was such a theme in Wanda Vision, too, but the confrontation with Agatha and the attempt to fix everything changed this mood. In the second season of Loki, it was the ending that did not let go in a similar direction. Loki's choice, his eyes at the very end – for me this is a new level from Marvel.

Tom Hiddleston is as beautiful as ever. That's how a spiritually doomed face can do it so that the heart will shrink from emotions.

It 's beautiful and sad , but it 's beautiful 💚

Yes, God is a schmog, it's all clear, but hasn't anyone checked out how cool Loki's moccasins are?)))

Oh, yes, compared to several previous KVM series, it's just brilliant. It's beautiful, holds the bar for the first season and a chic finale. At the same time, a very serious application to show by example: the KVM series are not just part of it, but also noticeably affect the whole picture. And yet I hope that Loki will not stay with Yggdrasil for a long time, even though his freedom will be a big trouble...

I wish the whole season was like the first and the last two episodes:)

Now I need a half-hour analysis of what happened with explanations of all physics. How did Loki withstand this "time wind" that turned Viktor Timele into threads? If each new thread is a timeline (or universe), then taking each thread in his hand Loki projects himself into this timeline to protect him from Kang and destruction? Something like in Doctor Who in the series "The Name of the Doctor"?

It turns out that the topic with Loki was closed and in the next 100500 films maravel us to contemplate the stupid log-like Hemsworth.

I have to say, WOW!!! This series is just fire!

What a sad but beautiful ending. The beginning of the season seemed to me too long and dramatic, but it was worth it. After the finale, you look at the whole story as if with new eyes. I haven't felt such emotions from Marvel projects for a long time.

The gap is from this season and the opportunity to see Loki in the role of a powerful god who makes difficult decisions. He has come an incredible way and even though this is not his happy ending, but I am still sincerely happy for his development and who he has become 🥹

Mobius lapushka at the end of "let time pass" and his broken lonely heart, if only Loki could be there and see him. Or is he always there now and can see him at any moment (maybe after all?)

the last 2 episodes are somewhat similar to the 12th season of Doctor Who

The name of the 6 series TBA has been hanging here for a long time. I thought they would rename the agency, replace Variant with something with the letter B, like they no longer struggle with anomalies. And it turned out it was just a standard To Be Announced 🤣

Loki has found his great goal and his throne, at the same time happy for him and sad at the same time! It's a pity that they never met Thor, I hope it will happen again!

Large-scale, epic, dramatic. But behind all this there are paradoxes, unanswered questions and conventions. In general, season 2 turned out to be less dynamic than the first, left more questions and jambs, but it's still good

It's just great, I've been waiting for the brothers' reunion, Thor's cameo, and a happy life for Loki, but I didn't expect such an ending, just a knife in my heart, very cool and somehow sad

The first three series were very so-so, if the first one started powerfully, then the second one pumped up very much, the third one was already average, so I calmly waited for the release of all the last three and even thought whether I would inspect or not. But I turned on the fourth and woke up only at the moment with Yggdrasil. Recently, after mediocre many Marvel products, I thought that Loki had already slipped, too, but they managed to finish with dignity, because the ending is so finished that they are unlikely to make a sequel, and there is no sense in this sequel anymore. Thank you for remembering Loki's divinity, the last series has directly redeemed all the flaws of the previous ones in so many aspects. It's very sad that characters like Loki don't really get happy endings, no matter how hard they try. It turned out that Loki, having completely changed himself, having learned how to manage time, found someone close and still lost everything, having found and dominating a multiverse of his kind, no matter how ironic it may sound. Dominating, but not really owning the way you want. The second irony is really in the phrase "Be afraid of your desires because they tend to be fulfilled." Loki is the true king, but there is no joy from this at all.

Mobius is somehow also a pity in the end, he left TVA, but it's very sad to look at the life he could have lived, but you can't live anymore, he has to find a completely new way of his own. In general, the series really looked very much like Doctor Who (at its best until the 13th season), so I was able to break my heart at many moments when you don't expect it at all, which I liked very much, so I'd rather miss it than not. But the biggest disadvantage is that this season, except for Locius, no one else was clinging at all, except for a little Ouroboros. Sylvie in general was superfluous this season and in a bad sense of the word. It was as if there was no place for her initially, and then they decided to push her where it was possible, which was not the case in the first season. And yes, it still worsened this terrible hairstyle, whose only crazy idea was to spoil it like that... But despite all this, even Loki was really one of the last good Marvel projects along with the last part of Guardians of the Galaxy, and there is nothing ahead for the next year that can really arouse interest, except that there will be a couple of good episodes of "What If...", about the recently released shame called "Captain Marvel 2"it doesn't even make sense to talk.

No, Loki has a finale that is necessary, there is no doubt, he has found his throne and his place, but what about the UVI and the central conflict: still kill the boy before he causes a catastrophe or freedom for all options? Loki put together some kind of puzzle out of all the replicas of the interlocutors there and it cleared up for him... but what has changed in the end? Where did they put the adult Timeline option? You can't just take and complete all the lines..

That's what I understand - a real God!

Loki wanted his throne so much when he wasn't really worthy of it, and he got it when he didn't need anything like that anymore. He has grown into a god who can truly rule the multiverse. Damn, how I want Thor to see him like this - sitting in the heart of Yggdrasil)) And, most importantly, worthy to be there.
Mobius is so heartbreaking at the end. It's like he doesn't understand what to do with his life next. His children have their own father, and there is no more Loki in TWA. As a result, he doesn't know where to hide (( And everyone else is also lost.
An amazing finale. A little sad, but very beautiful. What an incredible journey Loki has gone through. Let many people say that he is no longer a cake, but personally I like what he has become. I'm sure we'll see him again in KVM))

A twofold feeling, it seems good that everyone survived, but it seems sad, and the last episode, and lock made such a sacrifice ...
A great series, never regretted

I wonder what will happen to the KVM next. I thought this series would embed Kang in future films, but here it turned out to be such an end..

In addition, the actor playing Kang is now under investigation due to domestic violence 🙃 Somehow not promising....

it's noticeable when a team of interested people is involved in the series, and not Kevin Feige, who still has 10-20 managers, and he doesn't have time to do anything :) it's amazing, head and shoulders above everything that has been released within the framework of the KVM in the last two years (Guardians of the Galaxy 3 does not count, it's like an author's movie by James Gunn).

This is the best ending for the series. I hope they don’t ruin it in the future

It turned out amazing. I hope the series will not be renewed. Don't get me wrong :D Everything just ended so well, logically and powerfully. I want to watch more, but I understand that it's better to stop here. The story of this Loki has ended, the hero has experienced a huge transformation. Thanks to Hiddleston, all the actors and the crew.😭❤️

Ps: The very moment when I changed my mind about sitting on the throne, but in the end I had to and it was done with maximum understanding of why and what a huge responsibility it is.

Ps2: The one who didn't want to be alone ended up alone and it makes me😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

A wonderful ending to an amazing series. Personally, I added Loki (the series as a whole, both seasons) to my Top 5 KVM projects, a very cool season 2 and a powerful tragic ending. We have already praised a lot above and I'm unlikely to be able to add anything, but I want to note a detail that I really liked and that few people paid attention to, but I liked that at the end of the last series after the credits there was a sound from a Zeniac arcade machine like "You lost. Try again. Drop a coin." The standard theme for an arcade game, and the trick is that almost the entire final series Loki stupidly constantly throws coins and tries again and again and again and again, but the joke is that in fact this game, like the X5 branch with Zeniac, it is unreal, it should not exist and that is why this game is impassable, no matter how many coins are thrown.

The character of Sylvie is absolutely meaningless, in the framework of the second season it turned out to be superfluous at all. It's like Timey-vimey has moved on from Doctor Who.

Did I not understand the ending in Rensleer's plan? Like where did she end up, what kind of purple light, and apparently there was a piece of UVA metal there?

Yes, Balin. Bad, very bad

It's a great series, just one of the best
Loki understood everything!
But I feel that this is not the end and there will be some new threat where he will have to appear.

The best Marvel TV series! After all that they've been filming lately, it's even kind of unexpected to see such a good thing
The acting, sound, visual, and special effects are all top notch.

So is Loki now the most powerful being in the Marvel universe or what? I can't stop wondering how big the plot is in this series. Infinity War - Baby Talk

Oh, it's a pity he didn't meet Odin in the end. It would be great if the Allfather said that he had seen Loki's way up to this point and always believed that he would make the right choices anyway.

Oh, I'm going to be moving away from the finale for a long time. Of course, I understood that you shouldn't count on a happy ending, where Loki and his soulmate live out their lives somewhere at the end of time, but it turned out to be really sad. I'm terribly sorry for Loki, who finally won for the first time in his life, but at what cost. 😭😭😭

The first season caused mixed feelings, a lot of things didn't go very well for me there, although there were advantages of course. But if we consider the first and second together as a single story, which the series is, then this is a great project turned out. I used to think that Wanda would be a good choice for watching the multiverse (so she could be written out of the plots and left to live with her family as she would like), but Loki is no worse in this regard, and even better. He still got on the throne, as he wanted, but now it's a different Loki, not the one who wanted to sit on it. This is the only way he can save and protect everyone.

A strong ending.

It would be funny if Dr. Doom came for Reinsleyer with the words "It was not worth hoping for this temporary mistake." ahahaha

What a powerful and sad ending!
Loki didn't want to be alone so much, he wanted to be with his friends so much, and as a result he was left all alone😭
A wonderful series, but it hurt so much and left a sad residue behind

Wow

The best TV series in the history of Marvel, and everyone who says that season 2 is weaker is full of suckers, yes, this season is much better than 1

I understood that Kang looked in on Rens Leer, so the story will continue (but not in the series anymore)

God, the finale made me cry
It is very painful to look at Loki's loneliness
In fact, he always wanted a family and friends, attracted attention, did not want to be alone, and that in the end, he is alone, out of time.
And the way he lived the same moments many times also sounds like loneliness, yes, he interacted with people to save uvi and the world, but in fact he went through all this alone, no one remembered and did not know what Loki was doing and what he was going through.
And I really liked the parallel of how at the beginning of the series (as we are reminded in "earlier in the series") when questioned by Loki Mobius, he says that he was born to rule, to be a king, and at the end of the series, he sits on the throne in his helmet-crown, and we can say that now he rules, which is how it turned out, as he said. It breaks my heart.

Somehow I got so cold from Marvel that even at one time the most beloved character could not melt my heart. Of course, this is still the best KVM series, except that the first episodes of Vandavision are stronger, but damn… Not impressed. I don't know why

It is also interesting that the time stone is green, as are the colors that accompanied Loki himself and his magic

According to the logic of the plot of the last season, there should be more Kang the conqueror as the main antagonist. Most likely, the season had to be hastily adjusted.

I wouldn't be surprised if Loki can lift Thor's hammer in Secret Wars - because he is worthy.

Here's proof that superheroics are not exhausted. When projects are given to people with a clear vision, and when the project is based on creativity, not an agenda and a stupid desire to launder the loot, then everything works out.
And the second. Loki becomes the character with the coolest character arc. Go from a villain to a character with gray morals, and then frankly kind, and after that again from bad to come to a serious person who knows how to make global decisions and take responsibility for them! Cool! It's just awesome! It only remains for him to cook in his current position for a lot of time, and then he will become an impartial demiurge who will look at the showdown of the Thanos level with unflappable calmness and even humor.

A very decent ending to the series. 🥰

The Lich King Loki sitting on the ice throne golden chair at the top of the Citadel of the Ice Crown temporary Yggdrasil? I've seen it before.

So it turns out that Loki eventually became one of the cosmic entities that were in the comisk universe - Eternity. Along with Infinity, Death, Chaos, Order, and others. In the comics, they were practically faceless. when some of the characters met with them, and then apparently decided to give them the looks of their favorite actors. It will be funny if Loki is digitized as a result, and in the future they will use his image when meeting Eternity.

really the best TV series from Marvel....and that moment when Loki was walking and his costume was changing, just goosebumps 10 out of 10

Yes, for what ((( in the movies Loki was killed, in the TV series Loki was left alone...Why do all my favorite characters end up badly?
gorgeous horns, of course, and the whole ending too, but damn! I feel sorry for him!

In the third Thor, in the scene where Thor and Loki are standing in front of the destroyed nursing home where Loki left Odin.
Their dialogue is about where the Allfather is now:
Loki:- I'm not a witch to see the future.
Thor: - Yeah, come on, you should have a broom between your legs.

In the third Sentinel, Thor runs around a tree with a broom between his legs.
And Loki now sees both the past and the future in the multiverse maststab.

The rapture is blurred by the fact that other lines are not closed, there are many questions, it seems to me that it would have been better if he had killed Sylvia at the end of time. Than that's all. Yes, Loki is on the throne, the god of all gods, but that's it. No one knows. Moreover, with so much going on in the Marvel universe, it becomes completely unclear how to manage time at all. And considering that there will be an infinity war, Loki (other versions), or Sylvia may be invited back.

o.t.:I wish it was providence, after which I would start eating broccoli, but alas🤷♂️

When he just started walking across the bridge, I got emotions that I was afraid I wouldn't get, because of the controversial, in my opinion, the middle of the series. But the overall picture and the musical accompaniment did their job.😭

All the events of this season could be packed into the last episode of last season.

As I thought, Loki has become a kind of Moira, entwining fate and the future, only in a Scandinavian way. After all, eternity alone is an incredibly strong character development, but on the other hand, it's also a complete change of character/not quite canon. I'm really sorry for him, the ending is epic, but not exactly the one I wanted. Thor would be so proud of him if he knew💔

My favorite character! 💔💚

A great ending! This is exactly the kind of character development I expected from this series. But it was incredibly sad.🥺💚

Bliiin, what about the third season (
They could have talked about the Clone Wars, would Loki just sit in that tree and do nothing?(
It's just that the series was closed(

What a great ending… Loki's growth is simply colossal... he was so afraid to be left alone and eventually sacrificed himself for the sake of his family and all the multiverses.. It all broke my heart. But what breaks it down more is that this is apparently a complete story 💔
For me, Loki's ending is on the same level as Infinity War and even probably Avengers Finale.

Loki now Yggdragsil

I had to remind myself that this Loki was just a variant developed by the carelessness of the Avengers of the Finale. He briefly looked at his "basic" life on a television screen. In this strange way, the story of the "original" Loki, who died in the hands of Thanos, and the alternate Loki, who took the place of the cosmic deity, form in my mind. And in this strange way, Loki just gets extra points into his piggy bank. The series turned out to be interesting, in particular, because they worked on the script and returned everything more or less logically to the dilemma with the sacred chronology and Kang. Except for Loki, everyone remained extras, the adult Timley had disappeared somewhere. But I'm personally glad that Hiddleston stayed on trend, as a good example of working on a character instead of the shit that's coming out in the current phase.

The season finale is just a delight! 💚

The gap is simple. So many emotions. How difficult and weak this season was for me, but what power came out at the end 💔

It was beautiful. 🥹
Of course, I was waiting for a different ending... More joyful or something... And it's so sad that Loki was left alone from the beginning to the end...
Tom played it perfectly... These are time travel events... Bravo,❤

Well, shit, of course.

Torn apart , great ending

It was worth wading through mediocre episodes at the beginning of the season to enjoy the last two. A gorgeous two-hour movie about Loki. It is here that he goes through a heroic path and makes a choice. Somewhere in the middle there was despair that everything was in vain. There was a fear that, as in many fantasy series, they would now get rid of the main villain, and everything would return to its original state. But Loki fixed everything. And how cool Tom Hiddleston is! I hope he gets at least an Emmy nomination.

Perhaps, as a god, he could have done all this at the beginning of the season - to learn how to manage time, to harness the web of time. But he needed to figure out how it worked, to experience loss, disappointment, and powerlessness in order to come to his god Loki essence. They used to complain in the comments here that Loki from KMV is a trickster, but in the series he is too kind. But to pull it all off, you also need a lot of ingenuity and cunning. How he tried over and over again to make Obie and Timeli's plan work! And what can I say, real heroes often have to live alone and accept it.

A very beautiful reference to Igdrasil, we remembered the canon of mythology. All these threads reminded me of the Norns weaving fate - M.B. will Loki have such helpers in the future?...

The ending is good, Loki is now a new imba kvm, as I understand it.
Did you manage everything with Kang?

A great finale to a great series! Thanks to Kevin Feige and all the creators for these 2 seasons.

a wonderful ending, a wonderful series.

I'm a little confused, which Loki split Loki fell oh at the elevator? Then he said he would explain everything. If it's Loki from the past, then he split himself and shouldn't exist, and if Loki is from the future, then he couldn't know why he needed to kill him. Or did I miss something?

Waiting for the third season

It's been a great season.
Damn, it feels like this is it...the end of this series😭I hope that there will still be a little hope for the third season, or at least a special one🤞since Loki has grown and changed so much, he will be greatly missed 😔

I read everyone's delight and feel a little awkward — I didn't like the finale or the second season in total. I had to force myself to watch the rest, and after the final scenes, there were more questions than pleasure.

In addition to the ending, I liked the moment they say:

- Here! Is that what it is?
- It looks like a time jump..
"But how is that possible?"
- And that's probably impossible..

This is the very concept of time jumps in a place where time has no power and/or in a place where time goes a little differently..

And the moment when Miss Minutka went nuts is funny, but makes you think..

Good 👍

What a series! Very exciting! The beginning, the end.. That's where life has led Loki to his cherished dream - the throne, but in a slightly different format.. He sacrificed himself and became the "God of Stories", he became the one who remains. He revived all the branches, saved the entire multiverse from destruction.. He revived and created an updated version of the timeline, he wove everything*, created Igdrasil from the branches, and it was simply divine and unrealistically beautiful.. Loki has become something he never thought he would be.. I hope this is not the end of his story! Thanks to the creators of the series, for this masterpiece!💚

Loki is now the embodiment of the Infinity Stone

So Loki is now the most powerful character in the Marvel universe?

Delight. There hasn't been such excitement about Marvel in a very long time. Very cool!

It's a good ending, especially against the backdrop of such a weak season, although I'm still a follower of the cunning, ambitious, treacherous Loki. But the ending of the story is beautiful, Hiddleston is a screen God, green suits him so well.

Hiddleston is just great, thanks for the season!
that's the rare case when I wanted to watch the end credits)

Ouch, how did it hurt

Great finish!! Loki has really changed a lot over the past two seasons, and it's been great!!!

Disgusting Season 2, I've never watched anything more boring

Well, initially, how did this very UVI appear in the first place? Was it just invented by Victor Timely and was able to bring down all the branches of time?

The end is good. I'm glad they didn't extend the series into more episodes.

The moment when a great team takes on a project, and not sjw incompetents.
0 subpoenas.
One of the best projects in KVM, which covers 80 percent of films.
Stunningly.
11/10

I didn't feel any relation to Loki (as a comic book hero) or Marvel, a good series like fiction.

It's so epic to complete Loki's story... I do not know about others, but I have watched the moment of ascension to the throne with the threads of time in my hands three times. Also, music is like the icing on the cake, added atmphospheres.
Loki seems to be the only hero who has been given such a beautiful story full of pain and tragedy. But it's so beautiful that it makes a lump in my throat. Who started it, who finished it - the scale of development and greatness at the end of the journey cannot be put into your head if you dig deeper. I'm thrilled

As much as I didn't like the whole season, I was just as impressed with the finale! A great ending to the story

Like Guardians of the Galaxy 3, it's adorable.

All right, I'm going to cry. The final is gorgeous. Thank you

The finale upset me. Loki is such a charismatic character, there are so many more interesting things that could be done with him. That's all...It's certainly better than being killed by Thanos, but still.. sadly
The music in the finale, by the way, was very reminiscent of the music from the old Soviet movie hearts of three, also the finale where the balloon was shown. It's not the same thing. But it doesn't look like it.

I wish Thor and Loki could meet. Thor would be proud of his brother.

11/10

I can't say that I'm very excited about the season, but I liked the finale! The last shots from Loki were especially beautiful💚 The music is great, I even listened to the end and watched the credits)
And I can't help but note how the character has grown during this time. Bravo!

As a result, Loki became the center of the Ikdrasil tree.... It's both funny and sad.

A very touching ending, of course.
Now let's see how Marvel will manage the material with Loki's role as the guardian of the multiverse.

The ending is wonderful, but there is an unpleasant feeling of hopelessness. I also felt like I was watching the latest episode of Attack of the Titans.💔

One of the best finals in my memory! 👏🏻
I didn't think I'd say that.. but I hope there will be no continuation..

Sorry guys, but I didn't understand the meaning of Loki's self-sacrifice. In a conversation with TKO, he found out that the branches themselves do not die, they are killed by the weaver. If you break the weaver, then everything will be fine with the branches... except for the Kang spawn, which will start a Multiverse War.

Therefore, he replaces the weaver with himself... Kangas bred anyway. We know this from their scenes after the credits of Ant-Man, and from the words of Mobius at the end.

And thus, why would Loki be needed at the center of everything, when just a broken weaver would lead to the same result?

Super Droch. I Want Loki. I Want Tom

I love time travel stories and time loops, but this... To begin with, the Umbrella Academy shows a much more interesting time control office. Well, Loki is a god of cunning and deception, and here it seems that they have forgotten about it altogether. Of all the Marvel series, only WandaVision was able to keep the quality like in the movies, the rest just rolls somewhere into the abyss

Thanks to Tom, this series is just wonderful because of his acting. Loki has come a long way from being a minor villain to the holder of universes. Very beautiful shots, cool music, wonderful characters, you worry about everyone. I hope there won't be a third season, but just in the movie someone will come to visit Loki and ask him for advice.
I also want to mention the opening credits in each episode. They were different, but in this series they went in the opposite direction, it was interesting to do)

The first 4 episodes seemed pretty boring to me, and I might have abandoned the series if not for the laudatory reviews from everywhere. And they were right - the last 2 episodes are a bomb!
Frankly speaking, almost the whole point was played out in the last 2 episodes, and the first 4 are an outright filler, removing which, as if nothing would be lost.
Speaking of the first season, it had an interesting setting, but the plot left more questions than answers, and Kang seems to be recognized as an "unsuccessful experiment" in light of the latest news about the actor.
Now, good work has been done with gg, the coolest ending for Loki has been obtained, for once a powerful musical theme, a great game by Hiddleston - yes, the ending was a success! At least something against the backdrop of the crumbling Marvel cinematic universe after the World War II.

Loki is now the God-Emperor. sitting on a Golden Throne. saving the universe from Chaos.
The regiment of cosmic entities has arrived. and we are getting closer to the appearance of the Almighty. I'm still waiting for him (One-Above-All Is the One Who is above everything). And I think it's Stan Lee. maybe one day Stan Lee (neural network/deepfake) will "play" the creator of the Multiverse.
"It's hard to be a god"

I didn't expect such a final 🤯 🤯

Definitely, it's very cool, Loki always had the potential to get better, and the series was able to prove it. Another thing is that after the Death of the Dead, the series got a break, and it's not very cool anymore, as it seems to me.

1. Marvel said they won't change the villain, most likely there will be a Kang recast. 2. Tom said that he had already said goodbye to the role of Loki three times, but Marvel replied: "Yes, yes, but if anything, come in, we are always happy."

It's just!!!
It's very rare for a TV series to end so perfectly. There is no feeling of understatement or a feeling that has already been sucked out of the finger. Everything is clear. No more, no less. The golden mean.

Loki is so strong and multifaceted
Just like that, to be left alone so that all his loved ones could live, such a big sacrifice 😥
Respect to you Loki

The villain who saved everyone 😣

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How many times did Victor die on the bridge?))

Marvel is like that. - We have our own Doctor Who at home. Here it is! :D

But seriously, Loki has no hope, not a life. Everywhere and always! It's sad and dreary about this ending. Well looped with the beginning of the series.

As a result, the series is vandalized for me. Not without flaws, but ideologically, storylinally and emotionally good.

Loki is the best!

I've read all the comments, and one thing I don't understand is why no one has written yet that
LOKI IS NOW THE GOD OF WEAVING!!!!

It was incredible!
I'm glad that the series is done at its best, with such exciting details.

Obviously the best Marvel project in recent years

Unintelligible nonsense, not the season. The first one was still somehow curious and not bad, but here... it's just some kind of trap. The entire second season is a very long and boring lead-up to the last 5-10 cool minutes. In general, they can be limited. Thank you for at least some elegantly arranged ending for the character.

And I've seen and read that critics, viewers, and communities have been wildly enthusiastic about this season (or at least about its beginning).

What the fuck? Some kind of lenten fuss, in a courtyard patch. It's like all the creators have been replaced. And they scored so much on the interconnectedness, internal logic and consistency of everything and everything in their own script, which does not cause any attachment to what is being broadcast on the screen, or even allows you to feel it. That's really, of all the messages of their serial projects, Vandavision and Loki 1 somehow look more or less. The rest is just two words, ruined potential.

sadly.

"It doesn't matter where, it doesn't matter with whom... It's important who" - Doctor Who

Jumping over time and trying to change the future was very reminiscent of Stein's Gate. I liked the gate more because of the big restrictions, but Loki is now worthy to lift Thor's hammer.

And of course, we all believed that he would sit there for thousands of years and keep all the timelines.

The ending is beautiful! Gorgeous! I watched the last episode twice a day.
At the moment when Loki went to destroy the Temporal Weaver and until he had a cape on his back, for a second it seemed that we would see Loki naked again, but that would be too awkward and ridiculous in such an epic scene :)
And the second point : what will Loki eat himself? What about the lime pie?
Although what I'm talking about is the least of all his sorrows.

It's a very mixed season. The first one looked in one go. But the second one was hard.… But the last episode compensated for absolutely everything! Suddenly, the series becomes incredibly addictive and fundamentally unpredictable. Such a storm of colors and emotions, such gorgeous scenes! Thanks!
Loki is divine, there's no dispute about that. But, excuse me, a kind god who wants to save everyone and sacrifices himself - is his name Loki?
It's more like the character Hiddleston, and the treacherous, cunning Loki, who cared only about himself and endlessly thirsted for power and revenge, remained in other Marvel works.

And why did the TV series from dead go to pause, shta?

It's very interesting, but nothing is clear
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Iggdrasill was pleased at the end

Yoshkin's a cat when he thought he understood everything, but in fact there's still a bottomless rabbit hole... Kotokrab almost wrote a scientific article for the video, I can't tell you in two words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiTR3ASBgrc

There are so many clever words thrown around that I didn't understand anything behind them at all.

It was great, there was a vibe of the doctor from the very beginning, but this ending is just the apogee, the throne that Loki aspired to all his life eventually became his prison, like a mockery of fate, I'm shocked by how emotionally I was captured by this scene in which Loki transcends himself and rises, on a truly large scale

I can endlessly review the ending, how Loki turns from a man into a god, the fire is removed, the game is fire, just the gait changes, the posture changes, the look changes, sorry, I have a coma

Yeah...
from an unlucky villain
Before the great hero

I fell in love, found friends, and became kinder. I don't think he was always a villain, rather he was misunderstood. And now he's found himself, it's a pity. I hope he gets a lot of screen time in the movie.

Loki received a decent development in the series, although there remains a sad aftertaste, because after so many years of loneliness he found friends and loved ones, but for their sake he remained alone.

This is not a god of cunning, lies and deceit. It is the keeper of time and the most human thing in the whole great chronology. I love Loki 🥹🥹🥹

I'm having a thought here... If Loki is out of time right now. And Dormama is timeless. Doesn't that mean they're in the same dimension now?

Good TV series and visual
The ending is very sad, Loki is a pain💔
Owen Wilson and Tom Hiddleston have formed a wonderful duet, I'll miss you.

I rarely expect a well-written plot from Marvel anymore. But if you look at it without quibbling and a clear analysis of what you saw, then I liked what I saw, but again, if you don't bring up topics about what you haven't been too lazy to explain yet.

Cool for me:
- Season 2, episode 4 when the chela was split into atoms by temporary radiation, I sat with my mouth open watching what would happen next, and got an interesting sight that I liked.
Although now you will have to sit with many questions, you will understand that it was just too lazy for someone to think through the logic to the end.😅
- Season 2, episode 5, this is the life of some people when there is someone in their life who convinces them that they are wrong in the information they have, but in fact the one who convinced them is wrong in his own way, but you believed him and turned off the path, stalling yourself. I think they showed a very good semantic point.👍 On the one hand, it is important to change your point of view, but not so drastically, and to weigh the information that you receive and what you have, rather than running from extreme to extreme. (however, that's what Loki did later, he went through millions of options, the only question is where exactly did he get such a power and he took over this time travel)
- Loki has the idea of a new superpower, and that he develops into a positive character, I'm very impressed, I do not know why, but for all his appearances before the series, I always wanted to see a character with a different life line, and it's awesome what I saw in the series.
- Season 2, episode 6 - well, you can't think of an even funnier situation.
"Uba, how long will it take to teach me everything you know about mechanics, physics, and engineering? Dozens of years. ... hundreds of years! ... Hundreds of years later..." who are we if not like Loki 😂👍

The end of the class 🔥 especially when his horns grew 😈

Uh-uh. So common. The message. America: - you all have a green light, we will stop all alternatives, but tomorrow everything will return to normal. Uh-uh....

The season turned out well, but still the first one was funnier and more interesting)

I felt sad for Loki somehow... On the one hand, his act shows the huge growth of the character, but on the other... Damn, I still hope he won't be sitting there forever. 🙁

It's a great ending for Loki. I don't see any point in continuing his story. He became exactly the god he aspired to.

A horny man in ballet flats drags rotten spaghetti to a chair. All that can be said about this season. It didn't work out that way.

Yeah.. In my opinion, killing Sylvie would be much easier.. 😄

Loki, of course, has changed a lot in terms of character compared to the films. In the last couple of episodes, they overdid self-sacrifice for the common good))
But it's still one of the most powerful Marvel series at the moment. Both in terms of plot, acting, and style

Sadly. Painfully. Awesome.🥹

The ending is epic, but it has not been explained where the ability to jump, and even more so the ability to harness time lines, comes from. His telekinesis is not that strong, in fact. Or then any telekinetic can do the same thing. And since Loki walked across the bridge without a suit, he could have done it from the very beginning, especially centuries later.

That's a rare moment when the second season is better than the first, as far as I'm concerned!
Tom is simply gorgeous here compared to the rest of Marvel, they revealed the character from a different angle.
I just didn't understand where Ransleyer was.
I hope there won't be a sequel, the ending is very strong! 💪🏼

If Loki jumped through time on TWA and changed events, does that mean there is a special TWA multiverse tree?
Well, now the possible course of events is that a lot of Kangas appear, one of them finds out about the TWA (for example, the one who came to Rensleer). Next, the current TWA will fall. Just like Loki will lose again and be dethroned. Kang will defeat the other Kangas (at least by gathering them all together in that amphitheater and blowing them up), destroy Loki's Igdrasil, and fix the sacred timeline. he will re-recruit TWA for himself. He will erase everyone's memory and go to his citadel at the end of time. And all over again. )

Loki was afraid of being alone, of being friendless. And in the end, he remains alone, in the name of friends.… It's so sad:(

A bit of a sad ending.
But on the other hand, Loki became the god he always aspired to. And in such a noble way.
Good character development, and overall, the concept of the Marvel world fits well.
The only thing is, it's not clear why they showed Rensleyer. I hope that there will be no more continuation. It's a good ending.

The acting is great, the setting and atmosphere are cool, the ending is strong, but overall the second season is kind of boring - a lot of chatter, little action.

The series is beautiful. The scriptwriters told a great story, and as always, they left the strings for other films. It is not known what became of Renslayer, who threw it to the Egyptians, who came to her, another version of He Who Remains? Will we see him in the new Marvel x X-men movies?
I watched it constantly looking back at the remaining time, because I was afraid that the series would end. It was still a little short, but they told me everything beautifully.

Loki has become much stronger than he was.He became the god of time.

LostFilm: "Are you ready?", original: "As soon as you're ready"
LostFilm: “I was there. I saw it.”, the original: “I saw it. I know that.”
LostFilm: “I need help", original: “...your help”
LostFilm: "Three Reports", original: "I have those reports"
LostFilm: "As Time Goes On", original: "Let time flow/go"

So, wait a minute – did Loki let Victor die?
So, wait a minute – can I take the blueprints early instead of sending Victor? It's already too late at this point. 😅
Check out Groundhog Day. "You're a volunteer. You were. Will you"
Hundreds of years later? 😅🤣😂😆😁 😶🙃
Does the world really have to be destroyed if it didn't work this time? Maybe I should bring the Timesheet earlier, take it to the Department of Internal Affairs earlier?
But somehow everything worked before the OIA. How was it before the machine?
Can't Loki let others or versions of himself see what he's seen and knows?
How much is Strange aware of these branches, of the Internal Affairs Department, and of the Machine's problems? That's what's missing – the connection to the movies, especially when there are characters there who are/have been doing time. Are the branches here and the universes in Spider-3 the same thing? If not, what's the difference?
And why didn't Loki put on a spacesuit or stop time? Why did the branches begin to die after the destruction of the Machine?
Is there a mess in branch 616? "Quantomania"?
46:27 – it seemed that Agatha from "Wanda/Vision" 😅
Egypt? The X-Men were where Apocalypse and Storm came from. A hint of them? Or the Moon Knight? Or are there other characters from there that we haven't seen yet?
PS
1. LostFilm spoilers. In the video, they added a text from themselves about the absence of a scene during or after the credits
2. They say there will be a 5th Thor. I wish Thor would know about the version of Loki who became kind and saved the whole world at the cost of his life/freedom.
3. Loki's choice did not come as a surprise to me, I expected it at the very beginning, because I saw a picture where he holds everything on himself, But impact does not lose its power from this

Дальше по очереди: "Капитан Марвел 2" и "Что если" - 2-й сезон
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZuGKxGTH2Vt3GdzlvEzHsGuT6LkmCdIWvAhyYVwrsGo/

Interesting notes:
* Rensleyer was not in Egypt, but in the Void, where they get after killing (pruning)
* The timelines eventually took on the image of Yggdrasil, the Scandinavian tree of life that Thor told Jane about in his first film.
* In The Avengers, Tony said that Loki would always lose and would never become king. That's what happened in the main chronology, but in this alt. But he did become king. But if earlier he wanted to rule out of personal beliefs and desires, then here he became king in order to save everyone
* Loki's words to his friends at the end are the same as Odin's at the end of the first "Thor"
* The series has the same name as 1*01

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DxtRmYvFjQ

I hope the whole series will be finished this season, then it will only spoil something.

It is also curious, in Loki's dialogue with Mobius in TVA in the middle of the episode, it is said that Loki was born a king, and the other replies that they say let's figure it out, the man who would be king (The Man who would be King),
this phrase quotes the title of the 1975 film, where in the 19th century two Englishmen came somewhereIt was in Afghanistan that they became co-rulers, one of them was accidentally mistaken for God, he supported this misconception, but at one point he did something stupid that led to the death of both. Is there something similar implied here, or is it just a coincidence?

The series is great, it's not a waste of time

It has been incredibly difficult to watch this series since the first season. This scoop cyberpunk entourage, incomprehensible people with incomprehensible goals, confusing time jumps. And it seemed like I just wanted to watch a TV series about my beloved Loki. Each episode was with the thought, what does Loki, the god of deception, have to do with it? And in the end, all the threads are so well woven, literally and figuratively. I swear, I thought the ending would be to kill the female version of Loki, and thanks for that. But the creators have stepped much further and much cooler. As I see it, the series is on pause and most of the characters got a blurry ending, hinting at a sequel. I hope that there will be no continuation, because the main character of this series has undergone a rather serious transformation and has become a truly integral character. In an attempt to complete the plots of the minor characters, they may accidentally or intentionally take the Loki line. Well, or to remind that Loki is a god of pizdabol and suck out the whole season that time is a relative concept and the entire time stream is actually dead, it's just that Loki maintained the illusion that his friends would live happily ever after.

In general, this series is racking its head, the creators are well done. But it was a sweaty rink.

Loki is perhaps one of the few characters who, thanks to the series, managed to be prescribed so thoroughly and probably the only one (perhaps I'm mistaken) who has received such a development... from the God of deception, to the God of Salvation. Considering that these are literally two opposites, then thank you so much to the creators for the fact that they managed to lead the hero quite logically along this path, and not "Well, he's all kind".
To be honest, there was some regret left after the completion. Even his place of government looks gloomy in comparison with his predecessor, but this is probably another reference to who he is and where he was born in a cold, cruel world, I'm already silent about his desire not to be lonely, but in the end he still remained lonely.
I was waiting for the great battle that was being talked about, but not for the sad Loki on the throne.
A wonderful character, a wonderful actor, sorry, but he deserves better...

The second season is much more interesting than the first. He abandoned the first season on the third episode, returned a year later and finished off the first season. Then they probably allocated more money for the second season and it turned out that it turned out well.

It's so sad to realize that Loki literally just wanted to save the lives of his friends and Sylvia and that he eventually did it, but their lives go on without him. such loneliness and also hopelessness, because there is no other way, no matter how much I would like and did not try.
it feels like we won the battle, but lost the war (although in the context of the situation it's a bit the other way around)

The Inguidrassil theme was predictable, but it was still beautiful. But the fact that they made a teddy bear out of a smart ass practically Sailor Moon saving the world and friends at the cost of herself - I didn't like it. The God of lies and fire has become the wise guardian of the multiverse

Good final..
I will miss the hero!

Yes, it was very exciting and intriguing)
It's a pity for Loki, but he has grown a lot in two seasons😻

I love this series, it's very cool

Sylvia has an impenetrable stubbornness — for countless attempts, Loki could not find the right words to convince her)

The series is gorgeous, the shoes are gorgeous, Hiddleston is gorgeous!

The finale is epic and pretentious, but the season itself is like that... But the reviews seemed to praise him. Although in contrast to other Marvel series... But there is "Moon Knight", "Hawkeye", "I am Groot"...

Yeah, I can't remember what? Where? Yes, how? in this Marvel universe, and what's new is being wound up, I don't have time to keep track, plus while they're shooting from movie to movie and TV series, I forget what's behind whom, and why is it going))))
But Loki is just a charmer performed by Tom, my favorite from the entire Marvel universe, and here in the series in general the formation of a hero, even to goosebumps ...
and how he fixed everything... and well done, and I feel sorry for him at the same time!

Does this series follow the timeline to "Spider-Man: No Way Home" since there was already a multiverse in that movie?