Loki Series - Blog Posts

Ok, so I just finished watching the first episode of Loki s2 (yes, only now), honestly at the start I was like "mhe I don't really like this" but I ended loving it

A special British facial expression maybe?

The Score - Who I Am | Loki Pt.2, Tom Hiddleston | Music Video. So much Loki

🥳 Happy B-Day Loki!!!🥳

Everyone please stop what you’re doing because today is Loki’s birthday

Happy birthday Loki

Loki and the Witcher Eskel are maybe parents

An AU where Loki managed to snag one of his horn-headed friends during their little field trip in Episode 2.

Bonus panel:

I am stupid

Just Loki stuff

Well that last episode was really disappointing not gonna lie

1 episode left for Loki????? YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS

NEW COSTUME!!!!!

WHO'S EXCITED FOR LOKI'S NEW COSTUME REVEAL!!!?!!?!

Sir please strip that ugly ass TVA uniform and change for gods sake. I actually liked President! Loki costume but he really needs new clothes

I really like how they made Loki as the protagonist AND the antagonist of his own show

In the comics, kid Loki desparately struggles to escape his villainous destiny & the OG evil Loki. He tries to believe that he could be better, and become good despite what everyone say about him, and Thor believes that this time, his baby brother can become good.

In Loki series, he refuses to believe that everything he does was designed by the TVA and determines to make his own future, his own destiny. He also sees what happens in the future, and what he could become. A good person. I think by Loki hunting down another TVA variant (himself), he could escape hus own villainous destiny and finally becomes the hero of his own story. With a bit of chaos of course

Gambit doodle I never posted

#my last two brain cells 

The fact that Loki and Mobius clearly enjoy each other but also both have ulterior motives that we still don’t know the extent of is exactly what I like about the ship. It’s chaotic as hell. Even just looking at the show in general there’s really no reliable narrator. Everyone has their own agenda and we never really know who we’re supposed to trust. That’s what makes it so fun to me.

Loki, maybe: I don't want a throne, i just want to go home~

(Home as in Mobius.)

You know what's weird, i actually liked Loki's shoes at the end of the series (even though people are making fun of it), he isn't wearing typical modern clothes. If anything he's not even modern. He's not going to be sitting on a throne in Yggdrasil with nice fucking shoes. He's a Norse God, and well...the shoes fit his appearance. Looks kind of comfy while he stays there for however long. Lol.

Loki 1.02

Love is a dagger

“thanks for the spark” is honestly the most romantically charged line ever uttered between two characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe— a fact that was not at all helped by the fact that Owen Wilson delivered it with such honest conviction and the softest, most genuine expression of affection on his face….rent free

I am not a person who follows any particular religion or form of spirituality, though I do study mythologies of all kinds. Paganism is something I'm highly fond of. Which is why it's so satisfying to see how Loki's mere presence in discussion creates such chaotic upheaval and passionate argument, regardless of which version (popular fiction, modern pagan, or mythology) is being discussed. It's the closest thing I've seen to proof that a god exists and is extremely pleased with himself.

I think this scene is underrated.

I love this bonding moment between Mobius and the lokis.

Other scenes like this would have brought much more to Loki's understanding of himself and his reconciliation with himself.

The look of Classic Loki on him first when Mobius says that he respects the versatile sides of Lokis.

Kid Loki's concern about Mobius' future when he has only known him for a few minutes.

Again Classic Loki's reaction when Mobius says he wants to reveal the truth to the entire TVA.

And Mobius's simple and direct response, 'Well, it's never too late to change."

Again the stare of Classic Loki, which is exactly the same as Loki at the beginning of the season when Mobius tells him that he doesn't see him as a villain.

That none of them have to conform to a certain idea of themselves, that their destiny is not immutable, and that's all new for Lokis.