They all existed in harmony for a while, sharing knowledge and technology in an attempt to better their different realities.
SEE ‘Loki’: What is Alioth? And what is its connection to Kang the Conqueror?Īs Kang explains it inside his mansion carved from an asteroid, aka the Citadel at the End of Time, he discovered the multiverse in the third millennium and met countless variants of himself. It’s basically the Tom Hiddleston of exposition. And it really helps that Majors delivers it all in an engaging and fun way that makes you want to listen to him. Sure, a lot of the episode is exposition, but it doesn’t feel like an information dump so much as the writers finally giving us the answers we’ve sought for the last five episodes. A finale built on stories and words - especially when it’s not always clear if the words being spoken are truth or lies - aligns perfectly with who Loki is at heart. He explains who he is, what happened in his past and how it led him to create the TVA. The meat of the episode simply involves Kang - who is a lot of fun but whom the show refuses to refer to by name and simply calls He Who Remains - talking to Loki and Sylvie. It’s almost completely devoid of action, and it’s all the better for it.
Always.” is not your typical Marvel final act. But it’s also interesting the episode opens this way because “For All Time. It’s an ingenious opening as it reminds us of where we’ve been as we head into the introduction of the multiverse. You can hear T’Challa ( Chadwick Boseman ) yell “Wakanda forever!” Eventually these give way to the voices of real people, like Neil Armstrong and Nelson Mandela. You can hear Cap ( Chris Evans ) talk about being able to do this all day. The finale opens with audio snippets of famous lines from familiar Marvel characters playing over the Marvel Studios opening. So yes, “Loki” will return in the future, but let’s talk about how we got to this point. To limit the story of Loki, Sylvie ( Sophia Di Martino ) and Kang the Conqueror ( Jonathan Majors ) to one season would be offensive when you consider the scale of the story being told.
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The premise and framework of “Loki” allow it to continue in a way “WandaVision” cannot, but the series is also changing the very fabric of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Always.,” ends on a massive cliffhanger before the mid-credits sequence reveals, in familiar Marvel fashion, that Loki ( Tom Hiddleston ) will return in Season 2. The Season 1 finale, which is titled “For All Time.
While “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” competing as a drama at the Emmys rather than a limited series gave us a hint the show will eventually return, “ Loki” is the first of the Marvel series to confirm it’s an ongoing series within the narrative itself. Marvel’s Kevin Feige confirmed earlier this year that some of the Disney+ shows were developed with multiple seasons in mind.
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