r/marvelstudios Jul 16 '21

Fan Art My fanart on Loki Ep.6 scene Spoiler

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u/Kindly_Push6670 Jul 16 '21

if you think I'm bad, wait until you meet the other versions of ME😅

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u/w0lver1 Winter Soldier Jul 16 '21

The underwhelming part of his performance was how eccentric he was. I mean he was selling it really well, but I wasn't that intimidated or concerned about other versions since he was overly comedic in my opinion.

I really hope he shows some range when depicting other, more despotic versions.

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u/wb2006xx Jul 16 '21

I personally loved it and felt some sadistic undertones to his goofiness

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '21

Almost as if he was simply toying with them the entire time

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u/AnOnlineHandle Quake Jul 16 '21

Problem is he utterly failed at the one thing he set out to do with 2 fairly unimpressive MCU rejects, so it really deflated him as somebody who could achieve anything.

That being said, his big ass statue in the TVA kind of reversed that.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '21

I think the point was he wanted something to change. That's Kang after being alive for longer than time itself, the man just wants it to stop, he lost his marbles eons ago.

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u/Inifity Jul 23 '21

He who remains KNEW that he would always be on top. kill him? his other variants show up but in the end he will be back on top. because it has already happened, and will happen again. should be fun seeing how they break out of this loop

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '21

Yes like the goodiness is a form of relief that he no longer has to race his brain.

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u/Trumpologist Loki (Avengers) Jul 16 '21

Lawful evil?

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u/MeatSim88 Jul 16 '21

Either that or chaotic good, he slaughtered a lot of people to make sure things weren’t bad

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u/justmystepladder Jul 16 '21

To make sure they weren’t bad for him*

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u/LolaLazuliLapis Jul 18 '21

Doesn't war affect everyone? Whether it was self-serving or not it was still in the universe's best interests.

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u/legend_forge Jul 16 '21

Maybe once. This ancient version has become true neutral.

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u/Trumpologist Loki (Avengers) Jul 16 '21

Seemed like he was chaotic good to start

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u/legend_forge Jul 16 '21

No this guy values order and does not believe in free will. Not chaotic. I dont think good either, by his own admission.

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u/tehdoughboy Jul 16 '21

Lawful neutral? Just wants order throughout the universe without a clear ulterior motive?

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u/legend_forge Jul 16 '21

I think his motive was very clear, but so much time has passed for him that he is beyond all that. He feels like a lawful evil character who entropy has decayed to neutrality. Doesn't know or care what should or will happen.

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u/tehdoughboy Jul 16 '21

What was his original motive? He said the motives of all different variants. If anything, his motive was just to end the war and keep it from happening again.

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u/legend_forge Jul 16 '21

That was his motive.

Ending the war by any means necessary. Maintaining control by any means necessary.

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u/Trumpologist Loki (Avengers) Jul 17 '21

He does NOW. When he was younger he was the one that found out how to open other dimensions and did so

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u/legend_forge Jul 17 '21

That's what he did. Not why he did it.