Loki S2 Episode 6 Ending is the Greatest Thing I Watched - Ending Explained
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- Hey lads, this is the breakdown of #Loki Season 2, Episode 6 (Finale) Ending. I have tried to explain the ending in my own way using my own theories. Let me know your thoughts on the ending of Season 2 and comment below with your own theories about the show. My 0.25x Speed Breakdown of Loki Episode 6 drops in 2 days. So if you've spotted an easter egg, comment down below or send me via email.
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Hey lads, this is the breakdown of #Loki Season 2, Episode 6 (Finale) Ending. I have tried to explain the ending in my own way using my own theories. Let me know your thoughts on the ending of Season 2 and comment below with your own theories about the show. My 0.25x Speed Breakdown of Loki Episode 6 drops in 2 days. So if you've spotted an easter egg, comment down below or send me via email.
my mind was blown at the end!
Just was thinking about your video was going to search if you uploaded any and got the notification immediately. 🎉
Hey Canadian Lad,
I think I got the reason why Loki wasn't able to control his time-slipping before but was able to do it afterwards - When Loki goes in the past to meet O.B who was a sci-fi writer, O.B says to Loki that his time-slipping is not random and asks why does he need to time-slip. Loki answers by saying He needs to protect the TVA from what's coming(which we get to know is not true). Then, O.B says if that's the real 'why' that is guiding him, he should be able to time-slip....
Cut to next scene when Loki meets Sylvie -
Loki tells to Sylvie that he wants his friends back and that is the reason he wants Sylvie to help her. And after that he was able to time-slip. I think that is only the reason why Loki couldn't control his time-slipping before but after finding his real *WHY* (as O.B mentioned ) he could control it.
There wasn't a loki will return line in the end credits... does that mean he wont be returning?... or that this was the end of loki and now he'll be returning as someone else?
@@arhamabbas7469Yeah after what Tom said about 14 years conclusion I'm affraid that this is the end of Loki in MCU 😭
Loki, at this point, is literally and metaphorically carrying the entire franchise.
he currently sits as the best in character development in all of MCU.
K.E.V.I.N says hi
@@flatlinerking my god I HATE K.E.V.I.N.
it takes out all of the sense and drama from the entire MCU for me.
@@robertmonroe9837Congratulations. You possess more mental stability and deductive reasoning than every Disney executive that has silently watched their money burn in front of them since 2020.
@@robertmonroe9837just pirate it nerd
Who would have told me about 10 years ago that the Avengers would travel in time and because Hulk hated stairs, Loki would have one of the best superhero series and the best character development in the entire MCU?? Characters, visuals, music, mysteries, twists, performances, Loki, Tom and everyone who worked on it made a Glorious series
it was always the plan
my mind just kinda blew up cause i saw ur comment on blind wave video like 3 minutes ago
But it's not though. It's garbage. Sorry.
I would have believed it. Hulk always does something positive even if we can't see it at the Time.
@@arthurdelacerda1839knew I saw it somewhere
Man im so glad that they didn't end the season with a cliffhanger for a third one. They had the balls to actually end a good show, perfectly at that
@@ArenaRat I was mainly talking about the balls to not milk this cash cow till it dies.
Not to say that your ending couldn't have been great, but the ending that we got was brilliant.
Loki killing Sylvie could've shoved all of his character development down the crapper whilst finishing the season in a position where it necessitates another season to explain why there are alternate universes in the MC Multiverse.
This ending bookended Loki's Character Amazingly while also explaining all of the multiversal shenanigans happening around marvel right now!
r you ok the head 😭@@ArenaRat
Well jokes on you, there is gonna be a Season 3, as on Disney Plus, where they advertise content at the top, for Marvel, on the last episode, it usually says ''Season Finale'' or ''Series Finale''. Whenever it has said 'Series', that project was officially shut down, however when it says 'Season', we've been getting a new season of that.
@@iqraahmed830it not actually confirmed if there will be more seasons or not, but it’s most likely there won’t be
@@ArenaRatthat would have been so simple
The fact that loki literally spend a century studying science and physics just to come back and save the timeliness is just out of this world
He prolly spent some time with classic Loki to learn some magic too
He IS the classic Loki. He knows magic already ;) (but maybe used some time to practice it)@@yikan1107
Not "a" century, he spent centuries doing it
I'm not gonna lie in total he must have done eons
but even though he spent centuries how did he stay at a certain point in time for a certain period to study anything?. wouldn't things just immediately discintegrate into noodles immediately after he time slips or teleports?
He was afraid of being alone, so he went through all possibilities, but at the final, he chooses to be alone for his friends. This show is powerful
I wouldn't say he was afraid of being alone. More like he was not sure where he belonged, which he mentioned to Sylvie. And in the end, he found himself a place, where he belonged. so that's an apt ending to his character arc.
I would also like to add, that when Loki was first introduced, he killed carelessly. And now when he has friends and family that accept him, strengthen him, love him, care for him, he now knows true love. And from that, he will fight every fiber in his bones to not kill someone. That is how a villain learns and fights with love. AMAZING
Loki got what he wanted(the throne) and he lost what he needed(his friends) The Ending is one of the best and heartbreaking ending i've ever see in a superhero series or movie
its very selfless, imagine spending eternity holding those heavy branches just so they may live
when did he say he was afraid of being alone ? He literally says he wants the throne thats rightfully his to morbius
Kang’s timeline was based on science and had a limit. Loki’s timeline is based on magic and it’s limitless. What a majestic ending!
Majestic and soul touching indeed
Fiction does outweigh the science....something we've forgotten in our "advanced technology" times.
More that Loki’s timeline is based on chaos. And Kang’s timeline is based on order. Witch is fitting for both characters. Kang want’s control, to conquer. Loki wants chaos.
I got a feeling they will meet again
nah i disagree sorry, the old loki revelled in chaos as the god of mischief, but he was rebellious against his father more than anything, and wanted to be a king. Loki's timeline isnt based on chaos, its freedom without authority, and he sits as an observing king keeping it all together. The nature of freedom could be chaos in this context with the unravelling multiverse, we'll have to see @@andmos1001
I was also impressed by the lack of a superviallain fight or even interaction at the end. Loki ended up with a battle inside himself.
yes , in real life it is complex , and stories should have complex characters , not like punishing a single character to be villan
thats a good point! i didnt even realize that, but youre right and its all the better for it
@shieldgenerator7 yeah didn't realize also! Having the antagonist be himself and destiny is something we can al relate to and it felt completely natural and with real consequences. The rest felt rewarding
@@atifrafique3764 "and stories should have complex characters , not like punishing a single character to be villan"
Disagree.... Not all stories need to be like that. If a story has a villain who is just the personification of evil, that can work as well. It depends on the story. Not all stories need "grey" villains.
agree to disagree@@NickStrife
I can already tell that Loki as a show will become the new standard for writing a science fiction show. Everything about it was perfect.
I don't think so, Dark ended many years ago and until Loki we had something really good again. This is just something that happens not as usual as we wish
@@alfredohumberto2222dark is the goat of science fiction, don't think anything can ever top it
Try Legion.
@@alfredohumberto2222 the best thing about dark is that they managed to break the time loop. Cause when I saw tenet, i wasn't that surprised cause after all it was still a time loop and will keep happening again and again. So everything was set. But in dark, the main characters sacrificed themselves and same with Loki. He sacrificed the thing he wanted the most (Sylvie and friends) and finally understood his actual glorious purpose and hence breaking the usual loop of he who remains.
@ssj4922 a good 40k series with unlimited budget going through the horus heresy and creation of the primarchs and the heresy in S1 with 25 episode seasons again like when LOST was airing and s2 continues after the emperor sits atop the throne and from then on we jump into the meat and potatoes of the current 40 k universe and learn of all thd factions etc and get the grimdark we all deserve 😂
But we truly need a studio to give it an unlimited budget and it would make soooo much fkn money if done right wnd with passion
What I love about this ending is that loki finally accomplishes his glorious purpose. Not by opressing, killing or tricking, but by acting like a real king would and take responsibility, accept all his regrets and watch over his people which is basically the multiverse. We started the show with our classic trickster loki, and ended up with a worthy Odin son
I especially like it because Loki wanted to be King, first he wanted Asgard’s throne, then he wanted to rule over Earth. Now that Loki realizes the burden that a King really has, he rules over the entire multiverse.
absolutely well put. such a beautiful ending
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True
Totally agreed! Such a marvelous throne with a huge ass burden
The difference between the treatment of Loki and Thor is just insane. Loki is so much better written than Thor
Edit: thx for the likes ❤
I think he will get his glorious ending too. His character has come quite a long way on his journey as well.
Well Thor is the joker
Thor had his character arc in the first Thor movie already. From a spoiled prince to a responsible man who sacrificed his own happiness with Jane to save Jotunheim. After that they had a problem to come up with yet another new character arc for him.
@@Oniphius1
Not really because when his "kingdom" was suffering, he left. Even when there he never acted as king. Loki always wanted the thrown and when he didn't he had to take it. Thor never wanted the responsibility just the pleasure of the throne and when asgard was at its toughest, be bailed(?) Still arrogant, still immature, still abandoning asgard to roam with his new adoptive daughter.
I believe it's because Thor is known more for his fighting and Loki is more the cerebral type. It takes more depth to fully explore Loki than Thor
The scene of Loki wrangling timelines together, ascending to the throne, with that phenomenal score by Natalie Holt, is one of the best scenes in the MCU.
I loved the music too
the music being all separate, minimalistic an fractured then coming together to make the symphony was perfect.
I think, for me, it may be the best MCU scene period. I’m so blown away. This is what myth is all about.
The best is that the timelines seems like Yggdrasil. It was a brilliant ending.
The thing that broke me the most was the fact that nobody was aware that he went through centuries of trials and errors to prevent the destruction of the Loom, and since both the timeline points where he time-slipped to talk to Mobius and Sylvie in person for the last time disappeared into strands, he didn't actually get to say goodbye to the two before he walked out to become one with the timelines.
In the last scene, both Mobius and Sylvie seem to understand full well what Loki did. What’s more, the entire TVA seems dedicated to protecting Loki’s tree, so they, too, seem to know what Loki’s done for them all.
@@PrestigeLearning They knew about him restoring the timelines but I doubt any of them was aware that he mastered time slips and time manipulation since all the time points where he announced to everyone that he could finally time travel by his own will were technically erased or made obsolete due to Loki traveling back and taking over Victor's mission to fix the time loom, hence rewriting the entire events in episode 5 and 6 before the ending. I also don't think Mobius was even aware that Loki was time slipping for the second time after the Loom exploded in episode 4.
The ending is so poetic
When he least wanted the throne he got it
When he most wanted his friends he got alone
because Loki is destined to lose always...
@@GameyGamer75but also win, he saved his friends. That's what he always wanted
@@Gabrocolsurvive* not win
@@rondogracing7777why’s that?
@@leoneguardo905just some a hole trying to be a worse a hole. Best way to deal with them don't.
*Tom Hiddleston’s Dedication and Passion to Marvel and Loki*
- He read all the comics as he was growing up.
- He watched the movies since the beginning and loved them.
- He held multi-day long ‘Loki’ & ‘Marvel’ lectures for the entire cast and crew even going to Owen’s house several days in a row to help him prepare for his role as ‘Mobius.’
- He learnt Norwegian and sang in it as well as study Norse lore to prepare for his role in the first Thor movie.
- He asked the composer, Natalie Holt to put certain music tracks into particular scenes.
- He was made ‘special executive producer’ since he has such passion and knowledge of Marvel!
That is amazing work put by him, thanks for sharing
@@BKing007 My pleasure. ☺️
This proves that he is absolutely GOATED.
Oh man really deserve the throne
And Henry Cavill got fired from Netflix for wanting to stay true to the Witcher books... Way to go Marvel/Disney!
If Loki is an Asgardian (or atleast became one) - the temporal radiation just made Loki grow older which just makes him stronger and more powerful. The horns and costume is top notch and my favorite thing. I'll miss Loki.
I was thinking of this as well. Asgaurdians grow stronger as they grow older. What a nice touch
@@satoreBut he is an ice giant not asgardian, so what you said make no sense
odin used his powers on him to make him asgardian not an ice giant he is ice giant and asgardian so what he said does make sense @@alfredohumberto2222
@@alfredohumberto2222 maybe because he’s an ice giant the radiation doesn’t affect him or because he’s spent so much time in Asgard that’s gave him the ability the weather the radiation easily.
@@alfredohumberto2222 Explain Classic Loki being more powerful than the other Loki's present at the end of time.
I also loved how one could see Loki and He Who Remains as two different types of gardeners. One who prunes all the time, just to force the timeline to grow in a specific way he deems acceptable; the other more as a caretaker, who doesn't prune at all but obviously nurtures the timeline in such a way that it can grow into Yggdrasil, a majestic tree.
good insight
the golden lines is called Kintsugi, a Japanese art of repairing pottery that highlights the cracks forever after. Loki having them in his crown signifies that he's finally acknowledged all the ways he himself was broken and that he's choosing to remember that even as he's finally fixed and redeemed.
That is such a beautiful explanation!
The detail in every aspect of this finale blows my mind. Even the costume design serves the story and the characters
Isn't the final product a stronger one (the vase art) after as well? So he's literally become stronger (more powerful god) by accepting his flaws.
@@TheCanadianLadyou could also include the point made by the person above me!
As Mobius said, Those who do not remember the past are, you know...
I'm still tearing up on the face he made when he said "For You. For All of Us."
That's the face of extreme pain and sadness.
6:17 breaking the forth wall.
and a face where we can see a hard acceptance of inevitability of fate
His face reminds me of the face of the girl from midsommer
@@dmshel1875 inevitability of fate is what makes tragedy a tragedy, this is on point.
It’s a call back to what he said to Odin before falling/pushing himself off the Bifrost bridge, in the first Thor film!
"Either you die a villain, or you live long enough to become the hero"
Damn that is so contradictory now in the MCU
This Loki's story was about redemption and sacrifice. He's grown so much as a character from his start in Thor. It's too bad Thor never got to see his Brother's redemption.
It's ironic that both of Odin's sons, neither of them wanted the throne
Kinda makes Thor's exit worse because he gave up the Throne to Valkyrie on a whim never really thinking about asgard's people then again left them to raise a kid...HE TOOK THE PLACE OF ODIN IN THE COMICS
@@x0gucxi think its because thor thinks a life of the throne is not his life anymore
Yet Loki is the one who put that duty over his own happiness, out of genuine love. Wow
@@CrankyGrandmatrue. Both wanted the throne to begin with. Thor was the first one to acknowledge that he wasn't ready for it yet.
Loki realised later that he had more important things than a throne.
And in the end, Thor put his life before his responsibility, shunning the responsibility over New Asgard.
While Loki was the opposite, putting his responsibility over his life.
They did the opposite of what we would have thought they would have done 10 years ago.
Which is also what happened in Civil War.
@@x0gucxbut he was better than other gods we saw in omnipotent city. He protected people of Asgard whenever they needed his help
Honestly I think the ending was beautiful. I don't think it could've ended in a better way than it did. It's by far one of the best entries in the MCU.
Same, it's so great
Yeah, maybe perfect doesn't exist, but for me. Loki ending is perfectly executed.
There is a small detail i noticed. In the end when mobius says "maybe ill wait here a bit and let the time pass", that voice echos through the next scene where we see loki at the end of time, and there is a little smile on loki's face. This shows that loki is listening to all of timelines especially his friends.
🥹🥹🥹 love that! So cool that you noticed that detail, thanks for sharing
When Loki came back at the TVA from talking to Sylvie one last time from the spaghetti timeline, the system said "Welcome He who remains" which is so timed when Loki came back cause we all know now that He's the new "He who Remains". The irony and coincidence was crazy.
You know , Loki can come back but only as an avatar, or duplicate or projection.
In my opinion the second season of Loki was the best executed production in Marvel history. Everything from the storytelling to music, costume, camera work, acting etc. was perfect and new and fresh. It just worked so well together. I can only hope that the team behind the show gets to be involved in other marvel projects as well.
Absolutely! And now I understand why this show didn’t require a single day of re-shoot. It was a masterpiece in paper already! The writers deserve a raise for this!
@@TheCanadianLad its a shame that the writer of this show also wrote Multiverse OF Madness and it turned out to be a terrible movie
@@savant7288 Actually Michael Waldron wasn't involved as much with S1 of Loki as initially expected, and he was only an executive producer for Loki S2.
@@savant7288Because Wally wrote it 😖
@@savant7288no it didn't
This was truly a series to remember! No matter what happens with the future of Marvel, we will always have this glorious show to look back on!
Exactly! This show will become a classic of the MCU in the future. Like we call Iron Man 1 or Winter Soldier!
This show has become part of re-watchables. It is so good and fresh
Same! There are moments which I'll definitely re-watch!
@@TheCanadianLadI just have one question though.
Loki was able to do all of these because he had the ability to travel in time, right?
So how did he got the ability to time slipping in the first place(2×1)? What was the reason for that?
@@user-rf1dt8wo4f sylvie used he who remains' tempad to kick loki to the past of the tva , which shouldn't be possible. maybe that's what caused him to glitch into the past , present and future of the tva. And he who remains' did know that this would happen, so maybe it was his plan. the final holding the multiverse bit is probably just his own power along with the time travel bit
This finale was phenomenal.
This ended like an actual ancient Greek mythology story.
It reminded me of the story of Atlas.
I love that Loki's last timeslip into the TVA was perfectly synced with the greeting.
"Welcome to He who Remains"
Edit: Yes, I'm well aware of Norse mythology.
I specifically chose to say Greek mythology because the ending of this episode immediately made me think of the Greek mythology story of Atlas.
Yes, this was great - and the fact that it's only Loki in shot as the computer says it!
Norse Mythology story
@@TimmySquibs Tragedy was more of a Greek thing.
@@anakon but he literally made Yggdrasil (Norse world tree) and im pretty damn sure that void beast thing is Níðhöggr the dragon that eats the roots of Yggdrasil
@@Random-ix3oe That's the wrapping. The story in it's core is similar to a Greek tragedy.
I cannot BELIEVE how amazing this show turned out to be. I was not expecting that AT ALL. I’m speechless.
*Loki's real glorious purpose was to save Marvel & MCU both as a story & company*
Wow
Well said
Har jagah wohi comment chipka de😂
Well... Sad but true😅
@@forrestgump5711😂
Loki is the best Marvel Disney+ show ever! I'm so glad they didn't disappoint with the finale! Whole series: 11/10!
9/11
whoa there pall@@SUPREETH.
@@SUPREETH.💀💀💀
I don't even think of it as a series...it's kinda like a long movie with great storyline...along winter soldier and black panther
At this point, it stands as some of the best material produced for the MCU, period.
"I could've done it father. I could've done it. For you!! For all of us!!" This line from Thor 1 really hits home. He found his own home. Loki's suffering really paid off with this series.
I am so glad you highlighted the 'For you. For all of us.' parallels between the end of Thor and the end of this episode, because it almost sent me over the edge. It was the most beautiful, powerful, perfect call-back, and such a poignant reflection of how Loki has come full circle.
But it gets even better if you play what happens next in both clips.
What is Odin's response to his son at the end of Thor?
'No, Loki.'
What is Mobius and Sylvie's response to their friend at the end of Season 2?
'No!' yells Mobius, just before Sylvie screams 'Loki!'
Again, it's a perfect mirror.
the writers have ABSOLUTELY smashed it out of the park here.
Great catch!
This episode really made Loki the best MCU series of all time, and his character arc was really amazing.
everybody loves a rogue
Just cant imagine if he poop
@@markchristianfernandez483- to poop you have to eat and drink… I don’t think he’s doing that. I’m pretty sure he exists outside the time now so he’s not gonna age or die.
Props to Loki for spending centuries, stuck in a loop of time, just learning how the loom works, and all the physics required for it.
Only to decide to just blow it up 😂
@@Robbiefleggers fr bro😂😂
@@Robbiefleggersoof😂
Still failed 😢
He needed all that knowledge in order to create the idea of what a better model would be
Just finished watching s2 of Loki, and I enjoyed it tremendously, so refreshing to see a Marvel story actually end. No post-credit scene, no setting up for the next season, no new characters. Just an opening and closing of a story well told. I wish we had more of that.
Disney absolutely knocked it out of the park with Loki. I agree, this is one of the greatest things I've ever watched. Amazing character arc. Amazing writing. Amazing culmination.
Tom Hiddleston brought so much for the character. If this is truly his last performance in the MCU, then it's a perfect sendoff and swansong. Not through death like other characters, but with the ultimate glorious purpose. 😭
Yes, it's like GOTG3, we expected characters to die but they got great send offs
I doubt it is. Kang will probably try to kill him
@@blehblah8361how do you kill the Being responsible for the MULTIVERSE? If he stops holding them then they die.
@knulllord654 Well I'm just going to assume Kang wants his sacred timeline back eventually and then we will see loki again
@@blehblah8361exactly, finishining the true oroboros. I wonder why no One considers this possibility wherever i watch or read theorys about this episode
Hey Canadian Lad, I’m glad you noticed that Loki got a throne despite not wanting it. Loki even said that the last thing he wants is a throne, and the last thing he gets, is a throne. This was an amazing 10/10 series
The last thing he wants is a throne, and the last thing he got is also a throne! Oh man, you’ve said it perfectly!
@@TheCanadianLad thanks
Is he who remains dead?
@@ryanlukz3261 do you want spoilers?
@crplegokid1268 Your comment is the best one so far!
My main critique about season 2 was the lack of magic from Loki. He seemed sooo dull when it came to using his magic, like chasing Brad through the streets, and we are then shown that he can just teleport people.
The last episode gave me everything I had been needing. A show of his power. I just wish they had showed a bit more in episode 1-4
Cmon, he's chasing an ordinary guy theres no need to use every trick he has,
they did a couple times wym
Loki is now a more badass and well fleshed out character than THOR himself. Let that sink in.
Tbf they did thor dirty. But i agree with you
I don’t think any character in the mcu is more fleshed out than Loki at this point
The last shot of loki has so much symbolization, he got what he used to want but also got his worst fear, ending up alone, a perfect example of “be careful what you wish for”
I want to be happy right now so... he's literally connected to everyone. Like, EVERYONE that can and will exist now. He's the least alone entity in existence, of course its one sided and now thats a sad note :)
This is the best comment. He's all alone and that's sad.
@@gandhiusloh752 He can also watch timelines in which his mother still lives though.
Ya, I also hope he can watch. Tho I'm sad he won't be able to meet
Same thought came to me.
Loki becoming Yggdrasil & replacing He Who Remains, replacing him with something better, was pure poetry. Beautiful finale and entire season.
They are not the same tho. Yggdrasil holds space together while this tree holds time together.
@@clandestine736 No this tree holds timeLINES together. Those timelines ARE the multiverse. Without time, space is nothing.
@@craigjomaia You're saying that before this tree Yggdrasil hasn't been around which is not the case. Thor explained the Yggdrasil since the first movie.
@@clandestine736the tree holds spacetime together.. "when" it was created is irrelevant. Also, "where" the temporal loom resides is in a place without time (Null time dimension). The trees influence is eternal for the simple fact it holds all timelines/spacetime together in a place that is atemporal.
I love the fact that Loki is now the God of the Multiverse, only because Hulk took the stairs 😂...By the way, I didn't like the first season that much, but I absolutely loved this one...Loki is seriously one of the most well written characters in the entire MCU 🔥
6:10 the difference is astounding. Knowing he faked it that first time, you hate that traitor. Now....he's earned all the thanks he'll get for saving the multiverse. What a sacrifice too, especially after last episode where he wanted his friends back, he decides to leave all of them to save everyone.
This is what happens when you have someone passionate about the character who's allowed to have creative control. Tom clearly loves Loki and Marvel trusted him enough to let that shine through.
Loki did not just save the multiverse, it basically save MCU, at least for me, it revived my dying interest to the MCU. One of the best part in the Loki series for me is the chemistry between each character, such a profound relationship making Loki sacrifice all the more devastating emotionally yet beautiful. This kind of chemistry only exist in the early phase of MCU, in the first 6 era.
Watch The Marvels. All hopes destroyed, a straight 1/10. No character depth, no explanation of the Plot, boring af, the villian is a Black Woman instead of a white man just for diversity, because of choosing by diversity you have bad actors, no talent at all… Its horrible. Its trash.
Loki is unfortunately an exception, a masterpiece… I would like to see Marvel come back to their roots creating more of this!
@@finngleitze5712 i have no intention to watch it, maybe later when it is available for streaming.
@@finngleitze5712FYI The Marvels villain is Tom's partner, make that what you will
@@robertmonroe9837not true. Available everywhere
exactly. I thought everything after Phase 3 was dogshit but Loki show was a awesome expectation. 10/10 writing
@4:10 I thought of this:
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold - built on the idea that in embracing flaws and imperfections, you can create an even stronger, more beautiful piece of art.
After I watch his season 1 episode 1 again, I sees why he deserves the hero title. He was afraid to be alone, yet he ended up being alone. This time he is selfless with his new found determine glorious purpose. Holding everything together that he sworn to destroy. He is a hero.
I was worried that this episode would be too short for a finale, but they unimaginably subverted my expectations. It felt longer than I expected, surpassing the duration of an entire two-hour movie. They covered everything I was skeptical about. This episode alone has resurrected the hope I had lost for Marvel because everything is perfect the writing is marvelously outstanding, cinematography is astonishing, and the score is wonderful and epic. This is the definition of a perfect climax. Tom's performance was out of this world, and so was the entire cast's. This is the Marvel everyone wanted.
Seriously, I didn't want this episode to end; it was just too good. The writers deserve a raise, honestly. And now I genuinely think Loki is the most powerful being in all of the MCU, including Thor. This belief is rooted in the fact that he's the keeper of Yggdrasil, the tree of life, the holder of the entire infinity multiverse, and the one literally carrying the MCU on his back.
Marvel at its peak indeed.
What if God of stories Loki poop and want to wash his as? What will happen
Loki is the best series Disney has put out altogether. Both seasons failed to disappoint and Tom Hiddleston is easily one of the best actors I’ve ever seen. His range is incredible. To create a character as dynamic as Loki, exhibiting every emotion from joy to pain, in a manner that is suitable for children and also captures adults is unmatched. Of all the series from marvel to Star Wars Loki is by far the best Ive seen from Disney in a while
To be honest, I don't think Sylvie really gave Loki a chance. She could've done so much for everyone including herself, instead she hid away and only came back due to her life messing up. In all honesty I'd would've just got rid of Sylvie. I know she's a Loki and that's what they do. But by far she's the most selfish one out the bunch
Wow, I just finished the show and it blew my mind. Loki had such a great character arc since the first Thor movie to save the multiverse. Loki felt just like the original MCU, the storytelling, character selection, history development and dialogue was all on point. If the rest of the things they have put out after the Thanos saga was half as good as this show then people would not have lost interest in the MCU.
From greatest villian to greatest hero❤
Greatest villain? no, it is more like Thanos haha
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@@aldofernando596 no worries the greatest villain is yet to arrive.He who Remains☠️
i cant wait for secret wars to come with the TVA and the avengers@@ajasj8852
Thanos is the gratest villan
He Who Remains is incredibly terrifying. To know he was wasting Loki's time just to try and convince him to take his place. Jonathan Majors acting is just next level. Tom did such an amazing job and really every actor did an amazing job.
scary thing is He Who Remains told Loki if he brakes the loom his Variants will destroy everything. i knew he was going to brake the loom caus of the KANG movie but did it anways .. i kinda get it why he broke it but at the same time ... was it not less dangerous to keep the Original timeline and keep all the Kang away ?
@@avvid007This loki never met kang variants. He also has hope that this time we handle these variants differently and win against them
@@avvid007 Yeah well Loki was convinced now that it was better to give people a chance to fight for their lives on their own terms rather than continuing to wipe out an almost infinite amount of people constantly
It messed with the ending of the first season so much! Dude was so wicked that his entire speech/deal was still nonsense. He pretended to be "off script" when he had this backup plan the whole time, believing Loki would come back to save him and kill his love. Wickedly evil dude. Well written even if an afterthought it works so well, He Who Remains wouldn't die like some punk. He'd die over and over and over and over again just to torment another dude with the suspicion that he'd end up living because the guy he's torturing ends up doing his will. Lol, dude. evil.
@@johnsimth6587he wanted to break Loki to the point of an emotionless being so that he could moniter the timeline with HWR without question; by killing his greatest emotional attachment, just like HWR sacrificed Renslayer.
One of my favourit parts of this ending that shook me to the bones was, aside from other cyclical elements to his ending - was ow the notion of destruction changed. All of Lokis life he is toted as a god of strife and destruction; his mischief gets everyone killed and his hunger for power and destroy everything. But here not only does he fulfill his glorious purpose and holds in his hand an unimaginably powerful and fragile "ecosystem" of timelines -- he saves the multiverse by destroying the loom! so he fulfills his glorious purpose at last, but also that he successfully saves everyone when instead of creating something like a better version of the multiplier - he destroys what is! THAT is what is beautiful. Loki ultimately only succeeds not just because of self sacrifice but by doing what he does best : destruction.
Exactly! Throughout it all, Loki is still Loki - he still has a penchant for chaos and destruction. But now the goal of the chaos is to allow free will for everybody, and the goal of the destruction is to obliterate oppressive systems. That's one reason I found his character arc so resonant and believable.
Fun fact: the last line by loki "what kind of god i need to be.." was added by Tom Hiddleston himself. It was not in the script and the directors told him to say what he feels.
This series is literally one of the greatest series ever made by Marvel. The action, the cinematography and Tom Hiddleston's acting was just ona another level!🙌
Finale was great but season 2 was pretty meh
Really glad too see the Loki series be a great success over all . Now i wish there was third season as well .
This finale completely blew me a way, far more than any of the other MCU Disney+ shows ever did. This show and ending was phenomenal & once again makes Loki perhaps one of the best characters of the MCU!
Absoltley fantastic ending and definelty the best Marvel Disney+ ending Ive ever seen. That talk between Loki and Mobius about choosing burdens was chefs kiss, as well as Loki intertwinng the branches and holding them together as the God of Stories was mindblowing
To all those people who think Marvel is in shambles, than they definetly need to see this show, because its one of the best projects they've released in a while.
Apparently Tom Hiddlston's 14 year journey as Loki is also finished after this finale and honestly its such a perfect way to end it if you ask me.
The only thing I`m asking myself is: why during centuries studying physics and how Loom works, the thought that you can`t put infinity into something haven`t crossed his or Uba`s mind? Like I was asking this question immediately when they decided to rescale the Loom in ep. 4 and my physics knowledge is poor. Except this, I loved the show
I believe it is inferred that he who remains designed the loom to self destruct once it is modified to try to incorporate branches outside of the sacred timeline. So it could be possible but you would have to rebuild the whole loom which they didn't have time to do. Well it's my head canon anyway.
They probably knew it wasn't long term and would last for quite a while before they found a better solution. But sadly it happened too fast
I have loved Loki from the beginning. I enjoyed the relationship between Loki and Thor. I have enjoyed every appearance of Loki. I loved the Loki series. I loved the finale. Long live Loki❤
In the first episode where Mobius takes loki to OB in the elevator, Mobius literally says the line "we need to focus on Loki who remains", literally foreshadowing the entire ending
but sylvie is also the loki who remains. don't think it was a foreshadow, just a play of words on HWR
A fascinating detail from loki season 2 finale is, The multiverse was shown as a tree, “Yggdrasil” - Tree of life” from Norse mythology
Now it all makes sense cuz when miguel o'hara explained about multiple verses in Spiderman across the spider verse, multiple verse was shown as a tree and it was on purpose
That's an insane detail
Yep same thoughts. Confirms that spider verse happened after loki ( if we ignore 'centuries later' in loki's pov).
Yes man!!
@@hansip87I mean centuries will be hours for Mobius cause he is coming to the same moment and learning again and again
@@hansip87 Alternatively, Spider verse could have happened at any time, because the events of Loki took place in a place outside of time, and all the changes he made therein would appear, from our perspective, to have happened in eternity. IOW, it was always that way. So even though there was clearly a progression and change from Loki's perspective, any observer looking at the fabric of the universe would only ever see Yggdrasil, no matter if it's the stoneage of world 616, or the far future, because Loki's Yggrasil is the ultimate and final shape of the multiverse.
I have always liked loki even when he was a villain I could just FEEL goodness in him
Me too! I think we kind of all feel that way (and I have no doubt it's due to Tom Hiddleston's consistently excellent portrayal).
Loki started of as an evil unworthy King, to one of the most powerful beings burdened with the greatest responsibility a soul could possibly carry. What a beautiful ending.
Tom remains my favorite actor in the MCU. ❤️ I hope we’ll see him dawn the character again..
"You either die a villain, or live long enough to see
yourself become the hero/God"
-Loki
The saying usually goes the other way around lol but still feelin it 💯 😂
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@@evannidominguez395 He is actually mentioning that Loki changed the saying for himself.
Loki and Stark were two of the most egotistical characters at their start and have my two favorite arcs. Glad I got to experience it.
They are Both landing on a desert
@@huachenyuphilippines8243 shit that's true lol
Both Loki and Thor have the same things. The character developments are marvelous.
Thor from a jerk,to a true price, then a lazy-ass dude down to misery, and become a dad who like his own father adopting the unexpected villain's daughter
Loki from a villain, to nuisance brother, then redemption, and create his own path to sacrifice everything because what he needs actually friends around him
props to the writer and director.
This story had the least amount of fighting/action for a super hero story but it was so incredibly written that I didn’t mind at all!
This show is 10/10. Production is so much better than most movies.
direction, editing, SFX, Acting, writing, costumes, sound design, score. Just perfect.
The shot of morbius looking at his home is so moving that I cried.
bro said morbius lol
morbin time
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@@ruskfluxi guess it's Morbin time.
When Thor said : "You'll always be the god of mischief... but you could be more"
Thor would be so proud IF he knew What Loki did....
I hope they meet in future....
Hopefully they do. Thor would be so happy that his brother recognized his power
He even become more than thor.
hes more powerful than thor@@minatonamikaze7437
The call back in the music at the end was perfect. In season 1 episode 4 at the 17:21 mark, Sif says to Lokie, “you are alone and you always will be.” And the horns of “Glorious Purpose” play in the background. They play again as he ascends the throne at the of season 2.
One thing I noticed that I really liked was mobius telling the story of the 2 hunters going to prune the 8 year old boy, and the writers showed mobius having 2 sons - defiantly looked around 8 years old. Even when he was taken off of his branched time line, he still hesitated to prune a young kid that somehow subconsciously reminded him of his sons he forgot he had.
It wasn't even necessary to give mobius that kind of connection, but they did and that story - that message to loki would not have had the same level on enpact otherwise.
Credits goes to Hulk who took stairs and this masterpiece series came out. 🙂
"NO! STAIRS!!!!" -The true savior of the MCU
I'm not gonna lie, I balled my eyes out at the end of this episode. Imprisoning himself on a throne, sacrificing himself on the altar of loneliness to fulfill his glorious purpose and protect his friends is the ultimate character arc. I felt utterly devastated and proud of his growth and evolution. And in the end embracing his "losing" destiny so that those he cared about could win. Brilliant conclusion.
I was on the verge to
He's not alone.. not really. He can see/hear any one of his friends in any one of their timelines due to being connected to every timeline present and forming. His feelings can just no longer be reciprocated, he can watch but not engage. So, he is not alone.. not really.
why tf u commented multiple times lmao
I dunno if you'll see this comment, but one thing I wanted to point out is that the gold veins running through everything is very much a visual reference to the Japanese practice of "kintsugi." It's the process of taking something broken (typically something like pottery), and using resin mixed with a powdered metal (usually gold) to repair the cracks. You put the item back together, and fill in the cracks with this highly visible metallic mixture that restores the object to its original shape, while *highlighting* the fractures. It's a means of repair that doesn't erase the damage. It demonstrates that the damage is now part of the item's history, part of its character.
I particularly liked the line in this episode of "Most purpose is more burden than glory"
I'm impressed at the character development of Loki, from seeking power and dominion by any means, to selfless sacrifice at the cost of himself, for others. He went from troublesome villain to one of the most important heroes in the MCU. Way to keep the MCU alive production team.
How many comments are you going to make? Jesus.
The line “I can rewrite the story” is pretty much confirmation of him being the God Of Stories.
loki is such an amazing charactor, props to the writers!
the ending truly shattered me, the progress Loki made and that Thor or anyone else wouldn't even have known of the sacrifice that "their" loki made. Marvel is back if they keep writing like this
He may seem alone at the end, but he certainly isn't gonna get bored. He can watch across all the universe, all the possibilities, from the start of the time till the end.
Now there are two things here :
1. He has infinite time.
2. He is insanely smart, a god, knows magic personally taught by the greatest witch of Asgard (his and Thor's mother, Freya), and he already has spent centuries in learning and mastering the science and mechanics of the universe (when he was trying to save the loom.)
He is gonna learn so much, get so wise and experienced and with time (idk even the concept of time holds here since he is now outside of time but for sake of argument let's assume) he is only gonna get so powerful and knowledgeable.
Loki just became the God of the Multiverse, not just the God of Stories.
So he's going to amass a lot of knowledge, good for him. Hopefully it will help him to find a way to be able to leave his throne without the multiverse immediately dying. Otherwise, what good does all that knowledge do to him if he can do nothing else but to only sit and pour more magic into the multiverse branches?
@@proximashining776maybe he can have infinite bodies like three pure ones but instead infoniye bodies but this needs very control so he manipulates matter into makin a body
@@proximashining776 I mean he is Loki, he surely can do that even now. He has the ability to create multiple personas already as we saw in the 2nd episode.
Tbh, it's all in the Marvel's hands now. They can very easily say Loki was able to do this, and no one will even question, or they just forget that he even exists.
@@proximashining776I would assume he can project his illusions onto the timelines to act as some form of non-physical visual presence, kinda like holograms, by which he can interact with the timelines. When somebody needs him, he can talk to them like that. This would allow:
1) To bring Loki partially into being integral in future plots.
2) Not ruin the importance of his sacrifice of letting go of the world to stay alone.
so he can watch me in the shower?
The one last look of him to his friends makes me sad.
This is now my favorite of all marvel movies/tv series.
Crazy how this series is all the more better than most of Thor's latest movies. It's really sad honestly, hopefully the writer for this show proceeds to work with the MCU much more
I knew from the first episode of S1 that this show would define and carry the MCU through the multiverse saga. I hope they learn from their mistakes and give us more of this complex, emotional sci-fi style that was so well portrayed here (and less of whatever she hulk was trying to be).
Won’t have the same mass appeal that brings your aunt to a Marvel movie!
@@double_courage57no marvel movie has the same mass appeal anymore lol besides guardian
I love how the tree is essentially a metaphor for life and death. It's not an Ouroboros cycle like the Sacred Timeline, but a branching Tree that grows and nurtures growth. A living organism instead of a predefined path.
I totally agree with the title of this video. I watched this ending scene more than ten times and each time it’s a flood of pure emotion. This is the best ending i ever seen.
A glorious satisfying finale to a glorious series! It's all perfect, the writing, the visuals, the music, the teamwork, Loki's entire character arc, everything! I'm sure all of that is why Loki Season 2 ultimately succeeded. Loki saved the MCU, figuratively and literally. He's holding it all together in the finale. Thor would be so proud of him now.
Loki pretty much beat HWR at his own game. He made the hardest choice of his life to break the Loom and isolate himself from his friends to save the branches, earned the "big chair" as a result and is now protecting infinitely more timelines than HWR ever could (or wanted to).
sadly the “big chair” is no longer what he wants.
@@cocoearmuffs6207yeah, that’s the sad yet beautiful truth about being the God of Stories, he gets the throne, but ends up not being able to be with his friends for eternity…
Ironic how HWR technically made the biggest decision for the universe at his time, but upon Loki's arrival and journey, we all realised that HWR really just took the easiest way out and that there is a solution that is way better and more of a sacrifice than HWR can ever hope to imagine.
@@Vekcrazah HWR cannot replicate what Loki did because he does not have those magical powers.
1:18 I love these little moments when Loki finishes Mobius's sentence, or when he keeps stopping and adding a little piece of advice when walking Timely down the hall. It shows that he's been through these conversations many times before, and far more than we've seen.
This is beautiful because Loki at the beginning of the series (which takes place after the first Avengers movie) talked about how freedom is life's greatest lie. How there is no such thing as free will. Yet it is here that Loki abandons his own freedom, and takes eternity of solitude, all for the sake of giving EVERYONE free will.
True!
Dear Lad, I would like to express my gratitude to you. You've become my reference. I love your work. This video is the clarification I needed to put the cherry on top of this masterpiece of a tv-show. Once again, thank you.
When Marvel announced that they are gonna make a web series on Loki I used to think there would be more mischievous stuff Loki would be doing in his series but man here he is became what he really is “a God”
I was surprised/shocked in the best way possible by the conclusion. I thought season 2 had started off somewhat aimless but it turned out to be the buildup for one of the best stories Marvel has told.
I never would have imagined the character arc Loki went thru in the MCU
To one of the most hated to one of the most loved - a complete 180
One of the greatest shows I’ve ever seen 😮💨
Bro I found a new detail about previous episodes and last episode. If we notice the titles the animation shows that the lines are branching indicating timeline branching. And in the final episode title cards animation all the lines are shown straight indicating they are in proper flow of time. It would be great if take this in your video❤❤. It took me a month to finally understand the meaning of this details. And hats off to marvel for this clever detail.
It's crazy idea that Loki went for Centuries just to learn physics and everything else, like he lived many human lifetimes then comes back to continue his work like nothing happened 😂
Typical Norse God behavior
This was the most fantastic show! I never thought in million years that Loki would bring tears to my eyes. What an ending.
The scene when he was ascending the throne wrapping the timelines in his hands gave me goosebumps, this is just phenomenal.
It was the absolute best episode of anything I've seen in idk how long. Very very well done!