Loki later received his own Disney+ series, though it starred a variant of Loki from an alternate timeline, so it did little ...

but rather an illusion stemming from his Devil Fruit powers. Drawing from Norse mythology, where Loki is infamous for his trickery and manipulation, this theory proposes that the figure before ...

Doppelganger Project an Illusion at any location (30m max distance) that can cast Loki's basic and melee attacks, and create ...

But the events of the Loki ... for lies, manipulation, trickery, and deceit, all with the aid of magic. Sylvie has displayed similar powers, so could there be a level of further illusion in ...

But fans noticed Loki went in for the kill with his left hand. The character faked his death in Thor: The Dark World by projecting an illusion of himself, and this illusion used his left land ...

Loki has many abilities that center around his illusions. The character is all about misdireciton. Deception allows him to become invisible, leaving behind an illusion. Doppelganger and Devious ...

Here is why Loki could totally defeat the Avengers. 1. He Is a Master of Manipulation Loki can use his sorcery to bend people to his will, as he did with Hawkeye and Erik, but he does not need ...

"I don't enjoy hurting people," Loki admits. "I don't enjoy it. I do it because I have to, because I've had to." "Explain that to me," Mobius presses. "Because it's part of the illusion," Loki admits.

As Sylvie explains to Loki later in the episode, her mind-control illusion is a game of memory, in which she slips into a subject’s real recollections — in this case, C-20 sipping margaritas ...