LOKI Finale BREAKDOWN and ENDING EXPLAINED - Easter Eggs You Missed In Season 2 Episode 6

Edited by Randolf Nombrado, Brianna McLarty, Lee Mazzio, and Jeffery Binet

#Loki #Finale #Ending Explained

[omalor]

Mobius predicted the solution all the way back in episode 1 when he said: "I need a Loki Who Remains".

[cmcdonough]

The Loki series is exactly what marvel shows should strive to be. It was great. Really felt bad for Loki having to be all alone holding the multiverse together.

[pandaman]

I never thought I would ever like Loki more than Thor

[ChrisValera]

“For you, for all of us!” was his last line in Thor talking to Odin before he fell into abyss and his last line in Loki. Gave it a real meaning the second time around. Cool arc.

[Coolbreeze]

The “original” Loki from the MCU sacrificed himself to save Thor and his people of Asgard. The Loki from Disney+ was taken from this timeline and was never able to experience this moment, or moments, that led to him learning how to be selfless. Yet, he still learns it and makes a sacrifice to protect those he cares about. This Loki was always destined to be a hero.

[ZyliceLiddell]

Tom’s dedication and passion to this role was *INSANE!*

- He watched the movies since the beginning and loved them.

- He read all the comics as he was growing up.

- He held multi-day long ‘Loki’ & ‘Marvel’ lectures for the entire cast and crew even going to Owen’s house several days in a row to help him prepare for his role as ‘Mobius.’

- He learnt Norwegian and sang in it as well as study Norse lore to prepare for his role in the first Thor movie.

- He asked the composer, Natalie Holt to put certain music tracks into particular scenes

- He became a ‘special executive producer’ for the series

[dani_ell]

I've never had a finale emotionally destroy me this much. I was actually sobbing. Best MCU show by far

[giancarlodemarco]

The time stone being green makes so much sense now

[gregoryliedtka]

It was such a good ending, better than I could have hoped for. I'm not crying it's the rain

[spykesta]

The thought of this Loki showing up in Kang Dynasty and Thor seeing his brother not only alive but then finding out all the good he has accomplish will be 'Glorious"!

[indisummers]

I cried at the Kintsugi throne. It had such symbolism and meaning to repair what is broken and make it more precious than it was before - and he did it with the throne, with his crown, and with the very timelines. Beautiful finale. Couldn't have bestowed it upon a more deserving character or actor.

[melissakampers]

Loki is not alone. That enlightened smile in the end tells me that he is connected with all of the people he loves on the different timelines that flow through him. He is in fact connected to every living being in an infinite Multiverse

[aarong]

The writing for this series has been phenomenal.

[AmericanHorse-sgoc]

I think everyone needs to remember that this all comes to fruition because of the amazing Writers, Pencilers, Inkers, Colorists, Editors that for decades at Timely/Marvel Comics dedicated their craft.

A standing ovation for all of them since 1939.

[rafaelkamill]

"Time is an illusion." and it's beautiful to see that the character who creates illusions now controls time. So that was character development at its finest. And I found it funny that he always wanted the throne and now he's firmly attached to one. It's interesting to see his wish come true, but it comes with enormous responsibility. Sensational series finale. I hope Marvel continues to build their movies so well after the low point of the last few years.

[Marvelousgamer]

Best MCU show! Loki has become one of the best written characters in the MCU. 10/10 show! 10/10 finale!

[musicthesoul]

Just goes to show that Marvel can still knock it out of the park when they take the time to focus on writing and character development. Not to mention getting fantastic performances from their all-star talent pool. Tom Hiddleston was brilliant!!!

[kenny]

I can’t stop thinking how all this Multiversal chaos started only because Hulk was told to take the stairs 😂😂😂😂

[Peavey]

Can we just take a minute to once again acknowledge Natalie Holt's amazing work on this show?! Just SO damn good.

[jackchong]

I also feel that Loki's horns growing during his walk out of the time stream to be the physical representation of him getting older, wiser and more powerful with time. Getting to the level and possibly surpassing Odin. As it took him and Sylvie to open the end of time to meet He Who Remains.