Spoilers for Loki upcoming season 1.
The variants of Loki could be Survivors above all others, but they are also frustratingly vulnerable to pitfalls. Case in point: Loki (Tom Hiddleston) has died multiple times in various stages of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, often due to overestimating himself and underestimating his enemies. And in Loki season 1 finale, Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino)repeatedly overzealous in his quest for vengeance, stabbed a dagger into the heart of the One who remained — and, by proxy, plunged the universe into madness.
As He Who Remains (a version of Kang the Conqueror, by Interesting Jonathan Majors) explains, the character is the arbiter of a sacred Timeline, a construct he created to protect the universe from multiple versions of himself (less “benevolent”). If the timeline is forked, a “Multiverse War” will bend the arc of reality into chaos. But to keep the Sacred Timeline relevant, He Who Remains had to “prun” and kill countless variations like Hiddleston’s Loki and Di Martino’s Sylvie — characters who strayed from their intended path and tried Experience the waters of free will. He considers these removals a necessary evil. Loki doesn’t necessarily agree, and Sylvie is too angry to sign up for anything other than her own revenge.
Then, He Who Remains introduces them, quite happily, with a choice: They can either become the arbiter of the Sacred Timeline themselves, or they can kill him, allowing the Multiverse War the starting pillar — just for a He Who Remains variant to emerge and create Sacred Timeline Anyway — gives the full story arc. He seems equally excited and light-hearted by the idea of putting this choice in his own hands. For a moment, he didn’t know what would happen next.
But Sylvie doesn’t give herself and Loki much time to think. The two of them fight as she tries to reach the Remainer with her weapons, and Loki tries to convince her that – maybe, maybe, this time! – All is incorrect. She refused to listen, kissing him in submission before hurling him back through the TemPad gate into TVA headquarters. Finally alone with the dictator, she kills him; Loki, returning to TVA, realizes almost immediately that the horror is complete. A statue of He Who Remains replaced the statue like the wall clocks. The multiverse war is here.
And so we all wondered: Now that things have changed, what happens next? Here’s everything we know about season 2 of Loki—And the rest of Marvel’s Phase 4.
There will be part 2 of Loki?
Fortunately, yes. Disney+ is official renew Loki for the second season. The streaming service revealed interesting news during the finale’s closing credits, when a case file was marked with the stamp, “Loki will be back in season 2.”
Who will be in the cast?
Based on part 2 set imageWe now know that we’ll be seeing Loki and Sylvie, a villainous hero again, as well as Owen Wilson’s Mobius. Gugu Mbatha-Raw’s Ravonna Renslayer and Wunmi Mosaku’s Hunter B-15 also likely to return. Majors could certainly reprise his role as The One Who Remains / Kang the Conqueror, but with his confirmed appearance in Ant-Man and the Wasp: QuantumaniaHis fate is still unclear.
Limit line also confirmed BlindingRafael Casal will enter season 2 with an important but undisclosed role.
Loki season 1 director Kate Herron will not be returning to lead season two, she has revealed. In one interview with ELLE, she said, “I’m really proud to have been a part of Loki’s story. I gave it everything in my heart and soul. I am excited to see what fresh eyes will bring.”
However, Herron teases that fans can expect an even bigger storyline for Di Martino’s Sylvie in the next chapter: “We left her at the Citadel, and she looked shocked and full of pain, and she’s in an earlier part of her more. Journeys [than Loki] in terms of self-healing, so I think it’ll be really fun to see where she goes. “
In one November interview with Di Martinothe actress revealed to ELLE that she’s not even sure which version of Sylvie we’ll see in season 2. For all we know, she could be playing another Loki variant. “I assumption she will still be the same character basically, but the multiverse makes [that] a bit complicated. We can meet anyone,” she said.
When will part 2 be released?
Disney has yet to confirm an official release date for season 2, and with so much yet to come in the MCU, it’s hard to give an exact timeline. As majors are expected to participate Quantumania in 2023, potentially the next season of Loki will be released before or around that time.
A second season is currently in production, with DiMartino, Wilson and Hiddleston recently spotted in costume at a McDonalds.
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What does the finale mean for the future of the MCU?
Loki lead writer Michael Waldron spoke to Marvel.com about Majors’s earth-shattering appearance. “Knowing that Kang could be the movie’s next big space-time villain, and because he’s a time-traveling, multiverse nemesis, that always makes a lot of sense.” I said. “I came up with that big multiverse war myth and one day showed it in the room to our producers. And they said, ‘Yes, let’s get started.’ We knew we would meet the man behind the curtain. And then we just have to make sure that meeting actually happens. ”
Fasten your seat belts, Marvel fans. The universe is at stake again and this time Steve Rogers isn’t around to put things back in order. It will be a bumpy ride.
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