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Loki | Season 2 Episodes 5+6 | Unedited Reaction (Patreon)

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WOW just... Wow..I couldn't have asked for a more beautiful ending for Loki 😭💚

His entire story had been about searching for his 'glorious purpose'. This whole time he thought it meant a throne, power, recognition, people bowing down to him, being above everyone else. And in the end, he finally gets his golden throne.. but in the most heartbreaking, selfless way possible.At first, I thought his desperation to save the TVA was really about saving reality itself.Saving the people, the timelines, time in general. And it kinda still was.But Sylvie's conversation with him made me realize what was really underneath it all. He didn't want to be alone...The Loki we met in the very beginning of the MCU pushed everyone away while desperately wanting to be seen and acknowledged. He was always in his own way. It was honestly painful to watch at times. But now he fights with everything he has because he finally understands what it feels like to love people enough that losing them hurts deeper than anything else.And omg that ENDING. The music. Loki's face. The climb up to his throne...Loki finally understands what Mobius meant when he said purpose is more burden than glory.He walks toward that throne knowing exactly what it will cost, but wanting it still.He gets the glorious purpose he always craved only after becoming the kind of person that no longer seeks it.THAT is character development and true growth."I know what kind of god I need to be. For you. For all of us." 😭What a way to end his journey 💚I'm going to miss Loki...For all time. Always.Thank you for your support on Patreon!Relax and enjoy 🍿🌿SYNC ALONG LINK: https://youtu.be/hFT2fdfsOOoI watched this on Disney Plus

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Howie

“I am Loki of Asgard, and I am burdened with Glorious Purpose” Of course, Glorious Purpose was the title on the first episode and very last episode of Loki. One of my favorite scenes with Loki was in the first Avengers movie, when he screamed out to the crowd, "KNEEL!!!" And then said, "Is this not your natural state? It’s the unspoken truth of humanity that you crave subjugation..." But in season 2 episode 5, "I want my friends back. I don't want to be alone." Yup, completely agree with your writeup: "THAT is character development and true growth." Probably the best overall character arc of all the MCU characters. The ending, with him ascending to the throne, "becoming" Yggdrasil, the great World Tree ... Like you... I felt myself brimming with so much conflicting emotion: pride and humility, awe and familiarity, joy and sadness. Tom Hiddleston deserved to win an award. Thanks for the great reaction! Looking forward to the next Spiderverse with you!

AzraRillian

Great reaction to a great show. Fun fact, in the comics, Loki was usually always a villain, however around 2010 and later, his character became more popular (arguably from Tom Hiddleston's excellent portrayal in the movies) and as such the comic Loki started becoming more noble and heroic. One important comic story has a variant of Loki trying to defy fate, to be a different Loki than past versions. This Loki goes on to become the God of Stories, with the ability to travel the multiverse and control time. The tv show draws heavily from this, implying that Loki is now the God of Stories, choosing which stories (timelines) get to live and flourish. edit: also, that last line Loki has, "I know what kind of god I need to be. For you. For all of us.", is a callback to the line from the first movie when Loki is hanging by Thor and Odins grip at the end "I could have done it, Father! I could have done it! For you! For all of us."

mitchhamilton64

never seen the show but i do know one thing you might like. at the end of the first thor movie, as loki and thor are hanging off the rainbow bridge being held by their father odin, the last things he said to him was "I COULD'VE DONE IT, FATHER! I COULD'VE DONE IT! FOR YOU! FOR ALL OF US!" before letting go. it was tom's idea to have loki's final words in this show come back to that moment.

Alvin Cura

Your write-ups are so brilliant that it makes the wait to get home and watch so much more bearable. Thank you. I hope you and family are enjoying the last vestiges of the summer break. In my area, most of the kids are back to school already.

Daniel Morgan

😆 That part (1:24:50) when they were talking about the timelines handling He Who Remains varients, when Mobius mentioned "one where 616 handled one of them causing a ruckus", they were talking about Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania. The MCU Sacred Timeline calls themselves Earth 616 (first noted in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness). 616 comes from the designated mainline comics universe, 616, where the most popular comic storyline backgrounds happen. Whereas us, in the real world, we called the MCU Earth 199999, cause it was originally called that, until the movies themselves wanted to copy the comics. 😐 YEESSSSSSSSS!!!! Across the Spider-Verse is next!!!! 🤩🤩

TheJoeKerr

I know you played the GOW 2018 and Ragnarok. That tree is the Yggdrasil tree from Norse mythology. I lost it when I first saw them panning out and rotating to show it. It is going to be interesting where things go from here in future movies because he is cast in them.

Jahny Bravo

This is what I meant by on your reactions to episodes 1 and 2 when I commented that you had INCREDIBLE insight. After only the very FIRST episode you already started to figure out on your own that since He Who Remains is the one who made the Loom, it wasn’t actually something that was ever intended to be helpful to the good guys. The more they focused on fixing it the less you questioned it, but your gut was immediately suspicious and your gut was RIGHT. The Loom was always just another weapon. Something meant to make sure pruning KEPT happening. P.s. the timelines when held by Loki look like a tree because in Norse Mythology/Asgardian Lore, Yggdrasil is technically meant to be a literal tree that connects all of creation. Thor tells Jane Foster about it in the very first Thor movie. So Loki basically BECOMING Yggdrasil itself also plays back into his desire for “Glorious Purpose” because what initially makes Loki go from Thor’s mischievous jealous brother to straight up villain is when he finds out he was a Frost Giant that Odin adopted after defeating them in war. “No wonder you always favored Thor… because no matter how much you claimed to ‘love’ me, you could never have a FROST GIANT sitting on the THRONE of Asgard.” He no longer felt like he was part of the family and just a prop or pet. His assertion that he was “born to rule” was due to the fact that his actual father was the king of the Frost Giants (even tho said father abandoned him to die and that’s how Odin found him in the first place) combined with the previous quote I mentioned of his assuming that his being adopted is why he was never truly treated as Thor’s equal and an actual candidate for the Throne despite Odin quite literally saying to them as kids in the first movie “Even though only ONE of you will ascend to the Throne, you were BOTH born to be Kings.” His search for a “Throne” is him trying to find new purpose after realizing that he Odin was technically being literal since Loki was indeed the son of a King, just not Odin himself. And he no longer felt like a true Asgardian despite being raised by the Royal Family, so he wanted his own throne to replace the hole that left in him. Yet now by being at the center of Yggdrasil, the Tree of Life, he’s no longer just “Thor’s adopted brother,” but a TRUE Asgardian God that is the living embodiment of all Asgardian belief. In EVERY timeline of existence. Also Renslayer is almost certainly dead. That purple glow, stormy conditions, and animalistic roar were I believe intended to illustrate her about to become consumed by Alioth. The creature that consumes everything that lands in the Void after getting pruned. She’s finally forced to face the same fate she’s been happily condemning everyone else to suffer since season 1. I think they just had the effects grow around her so they could simulate Alioth’s growing closer without actually having the render the CGI of the entire creature for such a short clip. Cause Alioth is pretty massive P.p.s.s. It’s also kinda funny that Loki being the center of all time allows him to be able to hear (and maybe see) everything that happens anywhere in time, because one of his most powerful tricks from the very first movie was his ability to be able to do things that hid him from Heimdall’s sights. Despite Heimdall’s power literally being his ability to see all of the universe all at once. So he didn’t just ascend to a throne higher than Thor or Odin ever could, but he even surpassed Heimdall’s power having insight to the entire MULTIVERSE rather than just a single universe. P.p.p.s.s.s. That “He Who Remains” variant from a “616 adjacent realm” that was handled was referring to the Kang the Conqueror from Antman and the Wasp Quantumania. The Quantum Realm is the adjacent realm

Amko Basic

This season is probably one of my favorite seasons as a whole. Never in a million years did I think this is how it would end for Loki. I still get goosebumps at the end when he gets his loki outfit and starts his walk towards his throne and it didn't even need an epic battle for it to be perfect.

Jahny Bravo

That is a perfect full circle moment because in that first case Odin responds “No Loki, for YOU.” Which is why Loki lets go. Because while Loki claimed he was doing it for everyone’s benefit, Odin was pointing out that Loki was really only doing it for his own benefit. Now when he says it, he actually means it.

Day Blueberry

One of my favorite details is the sticky green button Timely has to press, it tells us that Loki had made it to that point before in his attempts and they got the button pressed. The machine worked and shot out and the loom was fixed, but most likely Victor Timely didn't make it back, and Loki didn't allow that win, even though they had done it. So we still went back again until we got to the final version we saw, where the loom was fixed and Timely made it back safely as well It's such a small detail that said so much, one of my favorites in the MCU Also I once saw someone comment their theory and it's pretty great It goes into Norse Mythology lore which the MCU doesn't always acknowledge but it was pretty good so I'll paraphrase it here Loki is a Frost Giant that was enchanted by Odin to also be Asgardian, this we know And in the Mythology, Frost Giants can't die from old age. They can be killed but they cannot die from againg. In Mythology, Asgardians grow more powerful as they get older but they do die from old age after a really really long time. The theory is that this made Loki unique, he would never die from old age, and he would only get more powerful as a god as he aged. This is what being out there with the temporal loom was doing, the radiation ages up everything it touches, so Loki WAS aging when he was out there, but he was only growing more and more powerful as a god, powerful enough to destroy the loom, and to be able to save all of the timelines, becoming now the God of Mischief no more, but the God of Stories

Jake Follain

Loki will return in... well, we'll see :) Tom may have played this character for over 15 years now, but why not a little longer?

KJ

Great season and series. I love how the final episode Loki gets his own 'Groundhog Day' but he chooses to loop time, he chooses to spend centuries learning what he needs to to save the only friends he has... Before his final sacrifice. And Loki inadvertently becomes the hero of the Multiverse.

Tom

I genuinely love Loki and Tom Hiddleston in the role. This show was so good. There was a lot of downs recently for Marvel but can't ever forget the highs and this show is one of them. His character was written very well and his development over the movies/shows is amazing.

Nathan Penrod

so it looks like when He Who Remains says " RIP HWR".... HWR stands for He Who Remains

Yui Nakamura

Now Kali u are ready to see Deadpool 3 HAHAHA

Giancarlo Gasparin

Nah. There's plenty she still needs to see to be ready for that.

Giancarlo Gasparin

This show and WandaVision are the most creative projects Marvel's ever made. Props to them for allowing some of our favorite characters to evolve and not remain two dimensional. And now we get Across the Spider-Verse next week?! We're cooking now! 🍿

Giancarlo Gasparin

Unpopular opinion: I think Marvel should've given Majors a second chance. Marvel took a massive gamble on RDJ and gave him a second opportunity despite his past. Without that decision, there would literally be no MCU. I get why they didn't in Majors' case, and far be it from me to condone his actions, but I thought it would've been a good opportunity to show that we love these characters not because they're perfect, but because they're flawed. They make mistakes. How they respond to those mistakes is everything.

Paul Wright

I'm so glad you decided to return to this series and wrap it up. By the time this season came out, a lot of my MCU friends had checked out due to too many shows and many movies were underperforming. Seeing Loki come full circle was a beautiful end to this series. Can't wait to see Beyond the Spiderverse, it'll be my first time.

Nativewolf

When he was going to his throne, all I could think is, “if only Thor and odin could see him now.” 🤣

Jwanie

Glad you enjoyed this series as much as we did. Also I was gonna suggest what MCU project to watch next but I did see you say that Maz was already talking with you about it. I do hope it's what I think it is.....

Lastboyscout73

On a side note, Casey's character was based on a real escape from Alcatraz that happened in 1962. 3 men escaped in the manner you see in the show but was never found and it was assumed they drowned in San Francisco's Harbor. Clint Eastwood starred in a 1979 movie called "Escape from Alcatraz". Maybe one day you will watch it, it's very good. I went to visit my cousin in Sacramento back in 1995 and rented a car to travel to San Fran (it's a little over an hour drive from Sacramento), took the Ferry out to Alcatraz Island and did the tour. At the time, the movie props were still in place because they did most of the filming there on the island in that prison. It was pretty cool.

NeonThunder

The scene where Loki's clothes disintegrate as it reveals his God of stories apparel is very reminiscent of a snake shedding its skin.

Hot Potato

He is truly burdened with glorious purpose.

SgtOddity

Loki becomes Yggdrasil - the tree from Norse Mythology thats stands at the centre of the cosmos and binds realities together. Very cool! Great react Kali.

kaliwali

oh my GOODNESS you're right! wow.. and I thought this series was already full circle enough. thank you for sharing this! 💚

kaliwali

omg that LAST LINE 🤯 someone else wrote about it here and i'm amazed. this series was SO good for so many reasons, but that's def the cherry on top for me

kaliwali

THE YDDRASIL TREE of course 🤯😭

ducky

kali have you seen breaking bad

Jake Follain

Actually 616 was first referenced in Far from Home all the way back in 2019, by no other than Mysterio... maybe he wasn't a total fraud.

C. J. Ramirez

You should also watch agents of SHIELD it’s top 5 marvel shows ever

Chad Bushue

Finally had a chance to rewatch this, it’s one of the best things Disney+ has put out. Reminder also, the writers of this show went to work on Daredevil Born Again after it ended so there’s still a lot of goodness from them upcoming for you!

SMPUNK

Loki becoming God of Stories is crazy. Keeping the multiverse intact.

Dude Longcouch

I don't believe she has. I know she has mentioned wanting to react to it before.