For those who were asking me where I got this from -Here is the source

I'm so sad. I was really clinging on to the hope, until the last scene, that Loki and Sylvie could just live happily ever after in some random universe, but Loki's sacrifice (yes, I know he's not dead, but he may as well be, as he will just have to sit there forever keeping the timelines in order) left me speechless.

To be fair, I should've known he would do something like that, as they had to make him grow as a character.

It didn't even feel necessarily like a marvel show. I'm not the biggest marvel fan (don't get me wrong, I don't hate marvel), but I feel like this show could stand alone and still be amazing.

It's just such a good show to me.

I posted my traditional drawing on my other socials but it’s not really the target audience so... I hope you all enjoy it here more! 💚

The gf and I finally got our tickets to see Doomsday. Made this up, gonna put the Ticket's QR Codes in place of the Employee Picture!

Apparently something got shadow dropped?

Hey everyone!

I’m currently putting together a Loki cosplay, but I’m having second thoughts about the jacket. I feel like it's looking a bit too beige compared to his actual outfit.

What do you all think? Does it pass as Loki, or is the shade too far off? If anyone has tips on how to tweak it (like fabric dyes or weathering tricks), I’d love to hear them!

Thanks in advance for the help!

I’ve been thinking about cosplaying god of stories loki from the comics for halloween and I want to include his coat, but I have not clue what type of coat it is or how to try and find it. Does anyone know what type of coat it is? Sorry if this post isn’t correct i don’t really use reddit:P

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

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

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

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

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

I need to whatch it but im broke so could anyone help out?

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

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

And he was never allowed at the petting zoo again.

Based on Loki's mythological tug of war to amuse Skadi.

I'm so hyped to see him🥹

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

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

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

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

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

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

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