Did you know that in 'LOKI'...

[reveroFadnakaW_gniKehTeviLgnoL]

As I said before, the CGI team always did well and never make mistakes, therefore they don't need to learn from any mistakes. COOL.

[Samuelnotfound]

Can we just talk about how PERFECT Loki’s hand writing is

[cheh]

That's the first man I have ever seen that has such a beautiful handwriting 😂.

[germans_lol]

Also loki took self love to a whole new level.

[xxsoulmortalxx]

U really think marvel needs cgi in this scene I mean tom could write

[usurpercries]

Lokis handwriting is superb as expected

[atuasaysnope]

Bro really felt a need to make a video about someone ACTUALLY writing something on a sheet of paper.

[badgamedevreacts]

In this show when a character walks from one place to another and the character is at the other place it shows just how much attention to detail marvel has.

[Mark_Miedema]

Because the cgi team learns from their mistakes

[ImBatman]

Law of conservation of mass left the chat

[anthonydavis]

Idk if anybody has said this already but that's a quill. A bit more old fashioned than a pen. A classic even.

[danielvillalta]

Because Loki always learns from his mistakes

[kishanbangsi]

Because tony always learns from his mistakes.

[sprinter]

Because this channel always learns from Canadian Lad.

[xSmuggen]

This was the last MCU thing that I've seen that was actually well done

[Jackal]

Best person for letting us know about marvel Easter eggs

[evanwashington]

Loki was one of the best marvel show I have watch so far

[oliverfowler]

Did you know that in she-hulk, she is called that because she is a female version of hulk, this is incredible attention to detail.

[solomonheppner]

If only the writers were as dedicated as the cgi artists and scripties

[_Snafu_]

Wow how fascinating that they focused so much on that detail then writing a coherent story that doesn’t degrade a beloved character like Loki.