The “Loki” Season 2 finale went into some weird places. Only this time around, there’s a new He Who Remains sitting at the throne — and he’s not a Kang variant. So, is the god of ...

This post contains details from the Loki ... God of Mischief is willing to accept, though. He decides he’s going to destroy the loom, even though He Who Remains warns that it will start a war ...

The Loki season 2 finale is the only one we’re still waiting ... It’s the Avengers: Infinity War and Secret Wars vibes this Loki episode will give you, if you’re up to date with the MCU ...

But unfortunately for Loki ... received a season 2 renewal that July. The show followed the events that transpired in 2019's Avengers: Endgame after the diabolical Norse god stole the Tesseract.

Warning: spoilers for Loki season 1 and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania ahead. The god of mischief is coming ... the TVA to prevent a multiversal war between variants of himself.

Kratos and Atreus on a journey through the Nine Realms, where the revelation of Atreus' true identity as Loki leads to an epic adventure in God of War (2018) (Sony Interactive Entertainment ...

The penultimate episode of Loki Season 2 saw the titular Norse god gain control of the time-slipping that has been plaguing him since the start of the season. However, Marvel fans quickly began ...

The Season 2 finale of Loki wove together more than a decade of character development for Tom Hiddleston’s titular character. As the episodes title indicates, the God of Mischief finally ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. "Loki," Disney+'s Marvel Cinematic Universe solo spinoff, had its fair share of admirers ...

Loki, the God of Mischief who tormented the Avengers ... refuge ship at the beginning of 2018’s “Avengers: Infinity War.” When Loki attempted to negotiate with the Mad Titan (and tried ...

rechristening himself the god of stories rather than lies. Loki season 2 appears to be trying to get to the same endpoint, just in a much more science fiction-y way. Which is a bit of a pity ...