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"Only one of you can ascend to the throne, but both of you were born to be kings." - Odin He was not lying.

Loki's character development is peak storytelling.

Its funny how Tony stark and Loki were both considered to be the most selfish characters of the mcu..but they both ended up being the most selfless ones.

I just realized. Loki was right. In the sacred timeline, freedom WAS a lie. People thought they had choices, but if they made the “wrong” one… goodbye variant.

The person who wrote “I am burdened with glorious purpose” in the first Avengers movie absolutely COOKED.

The show made Loki my most favourite marvel character by far. His development is just incredible and Tom Hiddleston absolutely nailed the role.

‘You either die a Villain or live long enough to see yourself become the Hero…’

It's so wonderful that He Who Remains fell into his own trap. He thought that either Loki takes his throne by killing Sylvie or would try forever and ever to try to solve a problem HWR created and therefore knew that there was no other solution but the one presented. But he didn't take into account that Loki would make a move which contradicts everything people thought about him. He never once believed that Loki could change from the role he gave him, that he could make the ultimate sacrifice for everyone by damning himself to endless solitude. HWR made Loki a villain and had kept him as such for so long that he never once thought there was a possibility for him to be anything but. It's so wonderful that Loki changed the equation by changing the one variable HWR thought a constant: himself. The God of Mischief, who enbodied chaos in such a magnificient way that gave life to a stable Multiverse. In the end, Loki did took over the seat, but on his own terms. He replaced the equation with a new and it is up to the people around to see where it will take them. It's so wonderful, and so incredibely sad that the man who feared loneliness all his life ended up living his greatest fear for all eternity, but for once he *chose* this existence, he took command of his own life and decided what to do with it. Started as a villain, later as an antihero, he is now grown into a hero who could inspire others to follow in his footsteps. He became a stepping stone once again, but this time not as an obstacle to be overtaken, but as someone who took the first step, so many others could follow.

A flawless tribute for one of the greatest superhero villains.

"There's no comfort. You just choose your burden" hits hard

I feel like with what Loki had done in the Season 2 Finale, he would be worthy of Mjölnir.

The way the creator of this edit has gathered all the scattered words, feelings and the scenes is just MARVELlous!! Hats offffff

Loki going from being the most selfish character in the MCU to the most selfless. From viewing everyone as worthless to valuing all of life. From wanting a throne to giving up the need to rule which finally allows him to take the throne of all of creation, isolated forever.

He wanted the throne because he wanted to be acknowledged. Validation and company was all that he needed thinking that a seat of power was what he wanted. At the end of the series, he realizes that all he ever wanted was people to be with but what he really needed was a seat of power at the end of time, away from what he considered his family. He was so afraid of being alone and being abandoned but he overcame that after centuries of time-slipping. In the end, he chose what was best for his loved ones, a selfless sacrifice. He will be alone but he is not afraid anymore knowing that his friends will be safe in his hands. As Mobius said, most purpose is more burden than glory and that there is no comfort nor solace--just pick your own burden. For him, the burden was the throne at the end of time--forever alone. He never wanted it, but that was what he needed to do to preserve his wants--to assure his friends their future. He literally gave the world to them to write their own stories just as he did his. He has found his glorious purpose

my favorite moment in loki S2 is when Sylvie and Loki are argueing about how to fix everything. In that moment Sylvie says "Sounds like whatever we do, we're playing God." and Loki replys with the perfect line "We are gods."

Summarized it pretty well. From evil being to the most selfless being in the entire galaxy! What an insane character growth and development!

Loki said he was afaird of being alone, and the show ends with him content with his lonliness now that he is alone protecting the ones he loves. Indeed, the burden of a glorius purpose.

" i don't want to be alone" 😭 his purpose is to be alone, to save the universe 😭😭😭😭

When he is grabbing the timelines in his hands and revitalizing them, its a contrast to the previous episode, where he felt powerless while watching the timeline he was in unfolding before his eyes, while he coudn't do anything about it. But when he knew his glorious purpose, he was able to do what he failed to do before, but at a much much bigger scale. What a character, what a show, what a God👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Loki's last words in Thor 1: "I could've done it, father! I could've done it! For you! For all os us!"- Depicts self righteousness, the idea of being a tyrant is what it takes to be a true God. Loki's last words in Loki season 2: "I know what I want. I know what kind of God I need to be. For you, for all of us!- Depicts responsability, sacrifice and selflessness. The perks of a true God. Same lines, diffent intentions. Loki's been chasing power throughout his life, now his one of the strongest there is, but no one's there to witness it. Perfect ending for an amazingly developed character. All hail to The God of Stories.

This is an absolutely gorgeous tribute to both Loki, his growth and heart, and Tom Hiddleston's gifts in portraying him.

"You see Loki You’ll always be the god of mischief.....But you could be more “ ~THOR

Best character development Ever, Amazing work on this👌

Loki, has now become the time stone itself.

With great power comes great responsibility - Loki just learned what Peter did.

Villian becoming a hero to do the ultimate sacrifice is such a satisfying plot.

What a tribute. Just amazing

Can I admit I am literally crying ?

"There is no version of this where you come out on top." lol Tony jinxed into existence the entire plot of the Loki S2 finale 😭

Remember when loki try to lift mjolnir now seeing him pulling every multiverse with him is just ❤️💚 says lot

You can argue about who the greatest hero is, but Loki has done more than any mcu character has ever done.

Loki is also the god of time since he keeps together all the timelines "multiverses" and he can stop time go to the past and future with time slipping.. he is the CORE of the multiverse so he is "THE GOD OF TIME AND STORIES"

I've never actually disliked a character and then loved them. Loki was "haha Thors brother, lil God a michief. Same, pranks r fun. Lol." Loki is everything now. I cry over character arks like this.

I still like to think, that he can make appearances in future Marvel films. He could continuously stay on the throne and probably astral project himself on a specified timeline. After the centuries he spent learning all the physics, he must've grown much stronger than before.

That was honestly one the best Whedonisms "kneel' 'not to men like you' 'there are no men like me' 'there are always men like you" just on point dialogue played PERFECTLY

A well crafted tribute to the most epic developed character storytelling in the entire MCU. 👏🏻

Tom Hiddleson is one of the best actors ,he plays this role perfectly

"Puny God" ~Hulk (2012) "You're the God of mischief but you can be so much better" ~Thor (2017) "You... Will... Never be... A.. GOD" Loki :) *"I know what kind of God I need to be... For u for all of us..."* * * * The circle completed ♥️

I am literally crying, this is so beautiful. This season, this ending was so beautiful. Loki had one of the best character arcs ever. He finally found his glorious purpose.

There's something so incredibly "Loki" about the way this ended. He was selfless because he was selfish (he wanted his friends back), he got his throne and rule even though he didn't want it at the end, and he did both "win" and "lose" at the end. He broke the loom and created a stable way for everyone to be happy, but he'll never be able to be happy with them. Not to mention, Odin saying "your destiny was to die" really calls Loki's multiple false deaths to mind. Was there some part of him that was like "Yeah, tried dying. Still alive. Is that destiny fulfilled now? What's next?" This edit was beautiful, by the way. Made me stop and think about his story, who he really is.

Loki wasnt meant to be Alone. He is with Everyone. Past Present And End.

He was right from the beginning; he was burdened with glorious purpose… Kudos to Marvel for consistency

ok im saying it Loki is THE MOST developed and well told story in all of the MCU

That was a masterpiece!!!! One of the best seriously! You nailed it ! Well done!!!

The ending made me realize why He Who Remains was afraid of loki and would always hunt down his variants. It's because loki is his enemy, loki was born to be the only one capable of holding time, but HWR aka Kahn wanted to control time. Now that Loki has control again(this isn't the first time) the timeliness are able to grow again, with life love and chaos

theres a reason why critics say that this is best thing marvel has produced since endgame

it was, indeed, Loki's fate to lose. Except he lost in the most glorious way possible. His Glorious Purpose was to sacrifice everything he wanted for the greater good of those very same things he desired - his friends. Beautiful. (This all coming from the man who was willing to torch NYC because his feelings got hurt)

"For you,for all of us" - loki laufeyson

“Everyone fails at who they’re suppose to be…The measure of a person, of a hero is how well they succeed at being who they are.” - Frigga Loki truly succeeded in his story arc. Going from selfish villain to selfless hero. After having spent centuries surrounded by his friends in time loops, he realized in order for their lives to continue, he needed to make the ultimate sacrifice in order to keep them safe: being alone in isolation. That is Loki’s burden. His Glorious Purpose however.. is that he ultimately gets the one thing he’s always wanted: A Throne of His Own. He not only is looking after the remaining timeline branches, he’s looking out for the whole world. The Sacred Timeline (MCU) included. This transforming him into The World Tree that Thor explains to Jane in the first film. His arc is the only arc aside from Stark’s and Roger’s that came full circle. In my opinion, Loki is my favorite MCU character. This show has made me realize that. Best MCU show on Disney+. Definitely giving this one a rewatch.

This man just dropped the best edit/trailer/teaser and thought no one would notice

The God of everyone's story except his own. Amazing work

Loki has now become the God of Stories. He dictates when a story begins and ends, and he sees every story told and those that will be told. This is based on Kieron Gillen's run on Loki, which is an incredible read. Also, notice that the first episode of Season 1 is also titled Glorious Purpose

He faced his very worst fear, and despite everything, he chose to be alone forever, for a glorious purpose. For all of them.

Gotta say, the way Loki's story ends makes him my new favorite character of the Marvel Universe.

Greatest character development in the mcu

This! This! This is the one that needs millions of views.

All in favor of Loki being worthy? 2:50 amazing transition!

Oh, my GOD. This is the BEST Loki video ever!

From a villain to anti hero to literal saviour of all existence the true god, at end he was the rightful king of that throne after all burdened with a glorious purpose

in mythology there is a world tree connecting all of existence, loki just became the new ruler of a universe that demands a ruler else it spiral into endless dangers and chaos

Loki, the God that made mistakes, hurt innocent people, got lost in his own way... And yet, he gets to find himself back in the way. He finally finds people that can call friends, he gets a second chance, and a reason to make the ultimate sacrifice. Protecting all the timelines, he's burdened with Glorious Porpuse. 💚💚 Thanks Marvel, for bringing up one of the best character developments of the MCU with this Disney+ series. And thanks to the owner of this channel for making this tribute. For all time. Always. 🔥

brooooooo, that scene where he screams while destroying the temporal loom would have been a cherry on top, regardless beautiful video

From hating Loki's antagonistic character in his first Avenger movie appearance to now becoming my favourite marvel character. Damn, what a turn of event.

isnt it ironic every loki has the same fate the same end, bound and chained stuck as a sacrifice so that all may live

Loki's growth throughout the MCU has been truly remarkable, and the culmination of his character arc in season 2, episode 6 was an absolute masterpiece. Tom Hiddleston's performance as Loki has been nothing short of exceptional, and the way his character has evolved and developed over the course of the MCU is truly captivating. From his introduction as a mischievous and self-serving villain in "Thor" to his transformation into a complex anti-hero in "The Avengers," Loki has undergone a tremendous journey of self-discovery and redemption. We've witnessed his struggles with his identity, his desire for power, and his complicated relationship with his family, especially his brother Thor. The ending of season 2, episode 6 brilliantly encapsulates the culmination of Loki's growth. It serves as a culmination of his journey, where he finally embraces his "glorious purpose" in a way that is both satisfying and emotionally resonant. The episode not only showcases Hiddleston's incredible acting range but also provides a fitting resolution to Loki's character arc. Throughout the episode, we see Loki confront his inner demons, face his fears, and make difficult choices that ultimately lead to personal growth. His journey has been filled with setbacks and heartbreak, but it is through these challenges that he has been able to find his true purpose and become a hero in his own right.

The link that ties it all together. The greatest story the MCU ever told. The Loki who remains at the end of time, on the throne he deserves, controlling the freedom of every life.

Loki will probably the last MCU project that I'll watch for a long time. Deadpool humor is a little too inappropriate for my liking, and there's really nothing that interests me in the next few years. That Season 2 finale was a WONDERFUL ending to my MCU experience. Thank you Tom, and everyone who worked on Loki

Loki has always been my favourite character in Marvel since the Avengers. This bittersweet ending breaks my heart.

Not the God of stories, he is now Atlas custodian of the multiverse

This was absolutely marvelous 😢

Gosh his story is so great and I’m so glad I have been a diehard fan since the very first Thor film and I really hope they can return one day and meet again🫶

This show went from being a weird and wonderful vignette about falling in love across time and universes with a different version of yourself to being legitimately one of the greatest stories ever told.

What a character development 👏

A God is above a King and he is the God of Time, Loki!

“You either a villain, or you live long enough to see yourself become the hero.” Sums up Loki's story pretty well.

The development of Loki was absolutely amazing 🥲

beautiful

-Scarlet Witch: * *powerful, can wrap reality and beat Doc Strange in a 1v1 fight* * -Loki: " _Hold my Multiverse throne_ "

This time, my man Loki, if you order me to kneel before you, I will absolutely do so with my head down.

beautiful tribute to one of marvel's best characters ❤ I'm crying great work

Loki is the true hero of the universe as he quite literally holds all of them together.

Best ever Character development in whole MCU. Loki ❤

Thank you for this. Totally engulfed what Loki was and became to be. He'll always be one of the most well-written MCU character, he is one of the best.

He really was burdened with glorious purpose

loki really just woke up one day and said "im him"

Damn bro!!! Edit is a stroke of brilliance bro!! Truly a masterful touch🤌

The greatest sacrifice is the one where no one even knows you did it... Long live the god of mischief

Brilliant show... just brilliant...Tom was out of this world

This is amazing, love the way you weaved all the parts of his story together

god what a bittersweet and yet perfect ending for the character. the best character arc in the mcu, the best character, the best production the mcu has released. tom hiddleston gave it all for the character and im so happy for it.

Loki Redeem himself what a marvelous Ending❤❤❤❤

Loki's character development is just CRAZY..., he has BY FAR the best character arc and NO ONE CAN DENY THIS!!!..., only Scarlet Witch comes close, although they fumbled her arc a bit in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness..., I hope they can fix that...

I don't care what anyone says about Loki being a bad show this will always go down as one of my favorite MCU projects of all time.

I just don't know, I feel heartbreak and amazement both at the same time.

4:34 this is great story telling foreshadowing that it is infact Loki that took them from the sacred timeline to build the TVA Also all of the terminology references forms of gardening and I think is hinting at the yggdrasil world tree being the best form for the timelines. Pruning = cutting dead branches Loom/Loam = types of soil….clay loams are very heavy and slow to work with whereas sandy loams drain nutrients very quickly Also Various TVA posters depict cutting trees and growth.

what's worse than snapping a universal power gauntlet and dying right after? .... holding the multiverse together while being alone for an eternity...

The way it wraps from him only wanting a throne only to never get it to finally having friends and people he cares about, only then to get the throne he no longer wants is so poetic and sad.

Glorious Purpose

"There's no verion of this where you end on top" crazy to think he eventually does