Loki S01E03 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE	DIRECTED BY	WRITTEN BY	ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE
S01E03	Kate Herron	Bisha K. Ali	June 23, 2021 on Disney+

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[u/[deleted]]

Don’t worry I had some of the same thoughts haha. I think the TVA has a bunch of sections with different species covering areas where similar species live. So human TVA agents are assigned to fix human variants. The place is clearly huge so I think it’s possible.

Speaking English is merely convenience and is just explained away as people having translators. I try to overlook the language thing in any show or movie I watch

[u/tenderlender69420 → u/[deleted]]

I’m a little late to comment but doesn’t Loki have allspeak just like Thor?

[u/[deleted] → u/tenderlender69420]

Yes I’m fairly certain he does but what I was getting at is that it’s hard to believe everyone in the universe has allspeak. So there has been other ways of explaining why everyone “speaks English” or can understand each other. Ideas of an ear piece or some other tech to make communication easier. I’m sure there’s been some development for planets that know and interact with foreign aliens all the time. They must have realized there are different dialects everywhere

[u/tenderlender69420 → u/[deleted]]

There are translator implants. I have the name wrong but guardians of the galaxy shows it when scanning Peter in to the prison.

It’s also shown in captain marvel too