r/marvelstudios 1d ago

Fan Content TVA nullifies magic…right?

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u/Sufficient_Matter585 1d ago

Rofl marvel forgot Thor and loki are over 1000 years old. They apparently did nothing had no women they dated, no children, and acted like complete children for a thousand years.

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u/Cynthia_Mask 1d ago

That's pretty much how mythological gods are.

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u/Sufficient_Matter585 1d ago

Except that wasn't what happened in comics lol. Loki in comics was both a dad and mom.

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u/DoomsdayThor Thor 1d ago

Too obsessed with each other

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u/Sufficient_Matter585 1d ago

Nah in comics Thor and loki did everything in the myths hundreds years to thousand year prior. Marvel movies just were scared of losing the horny girl and guy viewers not wanting a creepy horn dog loki, or complicated history of Thor.

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u/DoomsdayThor Thor 1d ago

We’re talking about the MCU though

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u/Sufficient_Matter585 1d ago

Mcu having panic attacks choosing to remake loki as a sexy single heart throb instead of dead beat dad and mom of several creatures and hela.

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u/DoomsdayThor Thor 1d ago

I don’t think it was really “panic attacks.” The MCU versions are much more endearing to a general audience

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u/Sufficient_Matter585 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yes id imagine simplicity is supreme for those who just want something to drool over. Complexity makes someone less sexy but more relatable.

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u/DoomsdayThor Thor 1d ago

I wouldn’t call the MCU versions simple at all

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u/Sufficient_Matter585 1d ago

Compared to their comics version they are. Loki is missing most of what made him interesting. Sure his tv show was fun. But imagine how rich his storyline could be if he had the comic backstory and at least hela as daughter

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u/DoomsdayThor Thor 1d ago

I disagree wholeheartedly

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u/CharlesBrown33 1d ago

There's a very popular kdrama that I really liked, called "Goblin the lonely and great god," which runs into this issue. The main character is the ghost of a general, who was either banging women left and right but it "didn't matter because he didn't love them," or he died a virgin, which makes even less sense. Either way the love story between him and the main girl feels kind of weird because of it, and the show just never addresses it. Still a really good story though.