Did you know that in 'LOKI'

[giridharalakkadan]

Or loki ate goose while tesseract was inside of its belly, causing shield to never have a tesseract to work with.

[Eknoma]

You know... there are a lot more nexus events than just "Avengers didn't win against Thanos"...

[vdb]

I just assumed if loki was the alligator then Thor must’ve been a cat. So he ate thor. 😂

[erthboy]

So alligator loki just casually lived in San Francisco.

[hojiakbaralijonov]

maybe the cat in Captain Marvel's movie? 😂

[jackietheduck]

This is because, Tony learns from his mistakes

[thunderstruck]

"Do you want me to spell check or proofread this?" "Nah"

[jonnystaydizzy]

What if it’s the cat that ate the tesseract and scratched out Nick Fury’s eye

[sabih__]

Marvel be like: Hmm.. interesting, even we didn't know that

[iactuallylied]

"Time travel doesn't work like that"- Probably Hulk.

[samueltaft]

My guy he’s an alligator. That’s literally all he had to do.

[simonrief]

My theory: He ate a Flerken, and with it the tesseract

[adikeshanithbose]

An another simple theory is that, in a land full of animals alligator loki ate cat tony's hand which stopped him from snap....

[proudpapaprick]

I always figured all it took was "This wasn't the approved Loki."

[joemackley]

Maybe it was just a regular fucking cat and the TVA are really fussy about their sacred timeline.

[LTwJ_LCJ]

I actually love this analogy, you deserve a lot more attention than these annoying ass pages “did you know…. that in Spider-Man, No Way Home, the movie is actually a direct sequel to the previous movie, Far From Home!”

[_foot_burmese_pythn]

Haven't watched the show but I can't wrap my head around the fact that there's a gator Loki

[nicholasfillardeau]

Fans making better stories then the company making mills

[chaoticlokis]

I thought that Gator Loki had eaten Carol Denver's pet cat 🤣

[comediccenter]

Imagine just the cat getting pruned for deciding not to step on the button