Loki Becomes the God of Time (HD) | Loki 2x06 Ending Scene | Season 2 Episode 6 | Season Finale

Loki Becomes the God of Time (HD) | Loki 2x06 Ending Scene | Season 2 Episode 6 | Season Finale

Loki season 2 episode 6 review: Glorious Purpose - Our God of Chaos. Our God of Mischief. The one who is always behind every little prank, every major betrayal, and the one you really can’t trust is the one who saves us all.

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0:00 Loki tries to save Sacred Timeline
0:30 Loki Travels in Past to Stop Sylvie
1:07 Loki & Kang Partnership discussion
2:09 Loki uses his Full Powers
3:01 Loki becomes the God of Time
5:08 My Review

Loki starts out as a rebellious and very morally grey character. He only does things if he benefits from them and always double-crosses anyone he’s ever met. The Loki we see in this finale is a polar opposite one. Selfless, relentless, caring. The man time slipped for centuries trying to figure out a way to get the Temporal Loom to properly expand and be able to hold all branches of the Sacred Timeline instead of taking everyone’s free will. It was a lose-lose situation. There was no winning. Loki learns what being a God means. Powers are fun and it’s exciting to be a little chaotic child, I get that to a deep level, but there’s so much that falls on your shoulders simply because you can handle them. He realized his what his glorious purpose was, where he should be. His journey of self-discovery and transformation is nothing short of a metamorphosis. His gorgeous and expressive eyes had always been so light-hearted and mischievous. At the end of the episode, his eyes reflect nothing but pain, sacrifice, sadness, and a little bit of relief – he saved his friends. He’s sacrificed all he could be and do for the greater good: everyone else’s lives. Loki does get a throne as he so wanted in his younger days, but not the throne he expected. Speaking of this, huge props to whoever thought to tie this in. This ending was one I can almost guarantee nobody was expecting, but it’s exactly the ending Loki, as a character, deserved. His maturing, his complete flip-flop when it came to caring about humans and mortals in general, his desire for more power bit him on the ass and he was granted one of the most powerful things one can guard. Where do we go from here? Well, it depends. They could very well leave Loki sitting on his throne and keeping the timeline branches alive until we reach Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, which had been expected to be set up during the second season of Loki. Though we did see a lot of Kang and Victor Timely, his variant, an actual path to his other, more murderous variants wasn’t really forged. Why? While we’re not sure, there have been a few rumors tying to Jonathan Major’s Kang, which is a hot topic right now. Waiting until Kang Dynasty could also be a way of reuniting him with Thor and the rest of his remaining friends. There may not be a third season of Loki, not in my opinion at least. **DISCLAIMER**

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[Kudian]

Almost a year later and I still think about this ending. I truly feel this is one of the best endings in the MCU as a whole

[Mr.static]

I feel like old Loki inspired him to do this. GLORIOUS PURPOSE!

[gyrosplater]

My favorite MCU series, my favorite MCU moment since No Way Home.

[lruddy]

I feel bad for loki with this ending, i got the impression from this series that loki doesnt want power or to be king or to be better then thor he just doesnt want to be alone he even says season one he doesnt want a throne which in sure a lot of ppl think he was just talking shit but i think there more to that and now he is alone on a thrown with nothing but his ‘glorious purpose’

[prisonmike]

Loki becoming an even better bran stark than bran stark..

[rhetz]

i love how loki is depicted as saying "im BURDENED with GLORIOUS PURPOSE" yet what would of been considered a variant is who was destined with such purpose

[jessicaballard]

So curiousity....

Does Loki becoming He Who Remains mean that he essentially became the God of EVERYTHING in existence? This making him more powerful than Thor? Ulimately giving Loki EXACTLY what he always wanted... To be more powerful than his Brother?

Second question.... Does Loki doing this make him master of the time stone??

[SUPERLINKX]

This is the perfect example of “I won, but at what cost?”

[StuartHollingsead]

There is a thing that good writers do. I don't know what it is called, but here are some examples.
Hodor, couple seasons in, you find out why his name is Hodor.
Kings landing, couple seasons in, you find out why it is named kings landing.
Pruning, second season in, you find out why it is named pruning.

[gaenslen]

"The last thing I want is a throne"

[benjames]

Thor told him he could be somethin much much more and by god he done it.

[chandrakarthik]

I'm afraid how this story line is going to get ruined by Marvel, given the current issues with actor playing

[prakashpothineni]

This on par with endgame interms of story line and acting, best work after endgame

[Cielesis]

a sad win. Loki finally obtain the throne he wanted, but this Loki ? He didnt wanted it anymore, that's what makes this ending both perfect and sad.

[dennybarkleysoueu]

Can i edit with Spider verse's shoulder touch theme

[mikesantillan]

I wonder what is his ranking now is he above Oden

[TempusVulpi]

God of Stories*
Also he's not an Avenger

[TakingAmericaBack]

God of time aka SATURN 🪐 EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS SHOW, IS THE WORSHIP OF SATURN


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