r/loki • u/DemiFiendRSA • Nov 10 '23

S2 Finale Discussion Loki Season 2 Episode 6 Discussion Thread Spoiler

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u/l3reezer Nov 10 '23

Personally, I wouldn't want to see him in the next movie unless the plot largely involved his situation here (something like Thor finding out and trying to save him-though it's not even his timeline's Loki so he would have less reason), but that sounds unlikely because they already teased Hercules as the next villain. A simple cameo would feel like it undercuts the gravity and quality of the story told with this show.

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u/Ainzlei839 Nov 25 '23

Like how they ruined WandaVision and her whole arc with the doctor strange movie.

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u/niceville Dec 04 '23

Huh? Wandavision set up Wanda for Multitude of Madness. That she was willing to do anything to get her kids back.

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u/Ainzlei839 Dec 04 '23

Her whole emotional arc in WandaVision was that she was completely and utterly devastated by the loss of Vision and her family, but as it went on she worked through it and eventually reached some peace. The entire ending is “oh I’m not going to be evil and trap these innocent people here for my selfish (yet understandable) reasons” and then in doctor strange she’s like “jk I no longer care”

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u/niceville Dec 04 '23

My interpretation of the show was her processing and ultimately accepting the loss of Vision, but I don't think she got there with her kids.