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What are your thoughts about Sylvie?

I just finished season one, and I'm watching season 2 rn, and currently I personally really dislike Sylvie- first of just know there is zero hate for the actress or to people who do like sylvie, I just really don't like her, and wanted to know how others feel about her

All i watched her do so far is be pissy and angry, she was taken off her timeline at a very young age which is upsetting, so I get her character motives, I get why she wouldn't trust someone from the TVA but the way she treats Loki as if he betrayed her abd she has no reason to trust him even after all he did for her, as well as her anger at him for looking for her, to me she feels like a character that's just angry abd untrusted, she doesn't feel like she has growth- so I just wanted to hear thoughts abd see if I'm alone in this

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u/Questionfromthestars — 22 hours ago
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Did they ever release season two on blu ray, or is it just available on 4k?

I have season one, and I’d like to have a complete set. I can only find 4k listings though, and I don’t have a 4k player. So I just wanted to ask here in case this is a fruitless search.

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u/Soft_Interaction_437 — 18 hours ago
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I've used TVA as my alarm tone since the show came out.

If I'm already awake sometimes I'll lay there and vibe to it. Hope they find a way to incorporate this theme into Doomsday.

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u/Hugh_Bromont — 24 hours ago
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Do you guys think these two would get along with each each other?

u/Kanozx — 3 days ago
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Latverian Witch? Theory in comments.

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Hello, my fellow variants. What are your thoughts on Sylvie being the potential Latverian Witch? Not the Scarlet Witch; I am not going with this based on color, but Sylvie is the closest to a reality warper that is not Wanda. We believe Tony Stark, a multiverse counterpart, is playing Dr. Doom, and that Iron Man has helped defeat him, but always admired Loki's thought process, so a Dr. Doom teaming up with Sylvie, a Loki variant, seems like just awesome. What about you? Thoughts please. And then if it happens...Sylvie could be an MCU main in the next phase, possibly!

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u/solipsisticcompass — 3 days ago
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Can I take a minute to remind you

I rewatched the Loki series after about 2 yrs and i realised NOW LOKI IS a PHYSICS GENIUS/ scientist too after centuries of study 😭 Its so cute
How have we not had a discussion about that

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u/ijustknowandidontlie — 4 days ago
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what did the tva do with universe 616-B in the first episode of Loki 2021

Was watching Endgame and wondered what happened with the timeline that was created after they time traveled to ny. They put something there that looked like **Alioth from the series.** Anyone know or did i miss something?

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u/Whole-Good-6740 — 3 days ago
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Loki and his function

Trailer is out, people theorising. What I don't understand is how Loki could be anywhere other than the throne holding all realities together. Wasn't it established in season 2 that for the realities to run wild and un-pruned, it was necessary for Loki to stand in and hold them, otherwise they die? Wasn't the whole point of the tv show that Loki can only shoulder this burden because he realised it was his true purpose? Is Loki in the trailer a different Loki variant that comes in to serve a tva under the ygdrassil state? That seems the most likely to me.

On the same note, i don't understand the common theory about doom stealing Loki's powers. Does that equal doom causing the massacre of all universes just to preserve one latveria on one planet earth in a bubble, since, again, without Loki holding up everything nothing would survive. Unless doom conveniently replaces Loki's function with a loom-type device, I guess why not, but it all seems so farfetched and yeah I know I'm talking about fantasy but still.

Any thoughts and theories welcome

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u/Master_Baiter11 — 5 days ago
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Did Loki know everything that was going to happen future events even his mistakes?

For example im the second or third episode he says sum about the destruction of asgaurd so does that mean in Thor Ragnarock he knew what will happen?

When he tried stabbing thanos he knew? Etc etc

Or will all this be answered later in the show? No spoilers please im on the 4th episode im just lost on where his place is in the MCU atp

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u/protein_overdoser93 — 5 days ago
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The Absolute Blasphemy of the Loki series

Are any other reformed folks absolutely furious about the Loki series? I know far be it from me to believe Disney would put out anything scripturally sound lol.

But the show is inherently anti biblical; it sets itself up as the direct enemy of Calvinism.

A show where the devil is the "righteous" one and wants to give "free will" to the masses.

(To be clear, free will doesn't exist. I know that)

A show where the "villain" is the person who predestined and wrote all of history and this is seen as a bad thing. Who is a king of order and is seen as "evil" for killing who he wishes and saving who he wishes.

A show where the devil ultimately wins and is put in this blasphemous Christ-like position of sacrifice but instead he provides humanity with the ability to sin and do whatever they want and overthrows the order of the "sacred timeline".

The show where a devil kills God and replaces Him in the ultimate seat of power, a literal throne, and does what only God can do: hold all things together.

I mean come on. This is just pure blasphemy. How can anyone of sound doctrine support or enjoy this garbage? It's disgusting.

It's a direct insult to God.

Please tell me I'm not the only one seeing this.

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u/shrd_gnar — 7 days ago
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Why is Loki so shocked that they use infinity stones as paperweights

So I’m watching Loki, and I noticed that Loki seemed shocked about the infinity stones. Being used as paperweights, and people say because he’s like “dam all the people taken over sum infinity stones” but he was taken during Avengers 1 so how does he know about what happens in infinity war?

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u/protein_overdoser93 — 6 days ago
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Who's this man in white behind Loki in S2E2?

Hey guys, I'm pretty new here. I was rewatching the Loki series and stumbled upon something my mind apparently glossed over the last 100 times I watched it. In the final scenes of the episode "Breaking Brad" (S2E2)—after Loki tells Sylvie that staying is harder and she returns to the timeline she was living in (minute 42:55 in my Disney+)—the camera pulls back to show Loki turning back toward the other characters. In the background behind him, a man wearing an all-white suit and a cap appears, sitting on the arm of a sofa. Nowhere I’ve looked has had the right info on this; even AI gives me completely wrong answers, claiming it’s Brad or Sylvie (which it clearly isn't). To me, it really looks like He Who Remains, but I lack the evidence and reasons to confirm it's him. And if it is him, why is he there, and how? If anyone has already solved this "mystery" or wants to help me figure it out, please reply here

u/Eh_o_Abrnts — 8 days ago
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loki assembled?

hello, I’m currently looking to watch the loki assembled series but it’s not showing on my disney+ account? I’m based in the UK and I’m really confused why I can’t access it? I hope someone can help!

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u/hdaviesxo — 6 days ago
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Loki Series Season 1 sucks

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Loki season 1 is really bad and overrated especially the "morals" of people in the story.

Okay , I am going to get a lot of hate and downvotes for it and that's okay but just answer my questions and arguments .

I am only going to talk about season 1 in here , so don't bring things from season 2 because of things like "Loki season 1 was better" and "Loki was a goated series all year around ".

Don't talk about season 2 only season 1 because even when loki seriously only season 1 was out not 2 a lot of people still didn't find a problem with it.

1. Narratives framing

The narrative or moral framing of the whole series in season 1 is so weird , in the first episode itself when tva captures loki it is portrayed in a funny light .(I tried to post the gif but couldn't)

that one guy who got pruned in the tva because he didn't take the ticket got pruned too(yeah he was being kind of a asshole but not enough to kill for something like just being rude) and that was portrayed/framed in a funny way.

But then in ep 3 (or 4?) We are supposed to see sylvie getting captured by the tva as something sad? Doesn't make sense , they(loki and that guy) got captured it is portrayed as funny and sylvie got captured there is sad music in the background. (Yes it is sad but than why frame it as funny when it was done to loki?)

People were shitting and mocking wandavision for that one line where Monica told wanda "They will never know what you sacrificed for them" because she said it in the town filled with victims whom wanda (the torturer) tortured.

But when mobius showed loki all his family members death , told him his only purpose in life was to be a stepping stone for others and told him and loki is responsible for his mother's death. The writers called it therapy?? (Saying loki killed frigga is the same as saying peter killed uncle ben)

If I took peter parker and told him he is responsible for uncle ben death would it be therapy too?

And at that point loki hadn't even done those things , he was getting blamed amd blaming himself for something he hasn't even done. Neither did anyone in the future or as the story progess told him that it was not his fault. That is seriously messed up.

Or like the time where mobius quite literally tortured loki on screen , he put loki in a bad memory prison where he got beaten up over and over again until he was on his knees saying how much of a horrible person and narcissistic he is. That too is again framed as funny and mobius is not framed as some sort of villain in these scenes. But nooooooo, loki is hugging mobius in the next episode and sylvie said things like "he cares about you" And people then go and talk about how horrible it was that monica was taking wanda side in wandavision ....

Atleast wandavision didn't turn torture as a joke.

*(*Not saying how things like that line of they would never know what you sacrificed was right but just that if people have problems with that light and Framing of wandavision then hmwhy not loki series?)

Now before anyone talks about how he cutted sif hair so it was "deserved" , no it was not , because that already happened in the sacred timeline and loki already got beaten by sif before for cutting her hair. This scene was just him being in a time loop.

Like imagin wanda getting beaten up by one of the person in the rown till she is on her knees calling herself a horrible person , or town stark getting beaten by one wanda or her brother till he calls himself a narcissistic ? Is that funny too?

And mobius did it because loki "betrayed " him , I am sorry how is running from a fascist organization a betrayel to one of the workers of that organization?

And no ,even if tva loki was after the avengers and after those crimes doesn't deserve to get treated like that , and if those things still happen okay 👌 but at the very least should not be portrayed as funny. If thor before his banishment after killing the jotuns or tony before he stopped making weapons was treated like this , there would have been a lot of backlash.

And Yes I know they were "brain washed " varient but by that time in the show that was not known so they should have been portrayed in a negative light especially the lady sif scene.

There is also a lot of other issues like this but I would talk about those later . There is seriously a lot wrong with the loki series but people seems to overrated it.

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u/Substantial-Mirror48 — 11 days ago
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I am very confused after watching S2 of Loki.

So I know I may be late to all of this stuff but is the sacred timeline only one universe or all of them? Because Loki ends up holding all the timelines together, so is that for all of the universes or only one universe.

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u/nosynoah4 — 11 days ago
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Understanding power scaling

So I am forcing myself to watch after ultimately deciding not to really pay attention, once they showed Infinity stones in a desk lol. I am on the 2nd episode, how is it that Loki can go 1 on 1 with Thor and get smashed by the Hulk in Avengers. But then struggles in a fight with some dude in a grocery store. Im sure there are more instances of this in the show but I need some explanation now cuz it bothers me lol

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u/Pub-Exploit — 10 days ago