Finally, the 2-year wait is complete. Marvel Disney Plus series 'Loki' is here. In the very first episode, The god of mischief 'Loki' is arrested by TVA. Loki messed up with Time and created different timelines. In all of these Different timelines, there is an alternative version of Loki himself.
Episode one was full of TVA, and Multiverse. This episode explores the Past more than the present and future. This episode consists Scenes from Thor, The Avengers, Thor: The dark world, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame.
To save your time, Instead of going for every Easter Egg, we choose our top 10 Things you missed in Loki, episode one.
Today, we're looking at Easter eggs, comic book references, and MCU callbacks, which you might have missed in this episode of the Disney Plus series since we'll be talking about every detail. It's time to give a spoiler warning. Which of these lucky moments surprises you the most. Let us know in the comments below.
10. Loki Dream of Electric Sheep?
Shortly after arriving at the time-variant Authority (TVA), Loki faces a machine that will melt him if he's a robot. Loki quickly becomes worried that, he might be one, and not know that.
Loki doubts over whether he's a humanoid being or not echoes the conflict of several characters in the Blade Runner franchise, but the scene also has a few parallels to the Terminator universe. Not only is the franchise full of time-traveling robots that look human. It also has a character that looks normal before discovering that he's part machines.
Fortunately, Loki passes the machine as he's a completely organic Frost giant, Who can't be melted by just one machine.
9. Tesseract hints at TVAs ban on magic right away
Despite knowing that his usual magic didn't work in the TVA. He still seemed confident that he'd be able to use an infinity stone, but his rule is turned upside down. After he finds a drawer full of the powerful cosmic items just lying there.
Loki would have known that the Infinity Stones wouldn't work in the TVA, earlier paid closer attention from the start, the Tesseract is known for its constant radiant blue glow. But as soon as he steps into the agency, the cube loses its signature shine TVA can be power and Infinity Stone in an instant, how powerful are they, and more importantly, strong are the people that scare them.
8. Miss minutes exposes the cost of the Secret Wars.
While Loki is waiting to be judged, animated Miss minutes tells him, there was once a war between different realities that, threatened to destroy existence itself.
The conflict ended, when the timelines of those dimensions were combined into one by the timekeepers. A similar storyline played out in the 2015 Secret Wars comics after two big Marvel universes collided and causing massive destruction aspects of different realities were combined into a place called Battle world. although heroes helped to recreate more universes at the end of that storyline, the Timekeepers in the MCU seem against having too many timelines around. that means we may never know what other realities existed outside of the main MCU timeline before the war began.
7. Mobius helped another iconic green Marvel character in the comics.
TVA agents were willing to reset Loki after finding him guilty. Fortunately, Agent Mobius stepped in to save the God of mischief before we figured out what being reset meant. the time cops counterpart sued somebody completely different in the comics. After she Hulk is found guilty of a time crime. nearly erased from the timeline. when Mobius is left to decide her fate gives her a second chance. Also makes She-Hulk watch over an Avenger that committed a time crime as a punishment. Maybe Mobius will follow his comic counterpart and make Loki supervise a hero by the time the season ends.
6. Timekeepers have a history of messing with Avengers
Loki attempts to call up the Avengers for the time heist if they pulled up an endgame during his trial. To his surprise, the TVA again knows all about Earth's Mightiest Heroes. did and said it was supposed to play out that way. but this doesn't necessarily mean the Timekeepers are friends with the heroic team.
In the comics, the timekeeper secretly tried to weaken or break up the Avengers on several occasions. because they didn't want the heroes to become too powerful. He only avoided destroying the team outright because, it might have messed up the timeline, seeing them work from the shadows to weaken the team on the page makes us wonder. if the Timekeepers were somehow behind events like the civil war on the screen.
5. The judge might have a big role in Ant-Man and the Wasp quantumania
The judge that oversaw Loki's trial was Ravonna Renslayer. In her first comic appearance, we learned that she was a princess that lived in the 14th century. Mobius seems to give a subtle nod to royal blood during the episode.
But on-again do more than preside over cases in the future. Ravonna has had an on-again, off-again romance with the time-traveling villain Kang the Conqueror, Jonathan major is set to portray the comic antagonist, and Ant-Man and the Wasp quantum mania remain in the film was seeking to try to use the quantum realm to manipulate time. If so, Ravonn. could make an appearance to either stop him or fall for him.
4. A Devilish Loki reference
Over the years, Loki has shaped into many different forms.
But, Did the 'God Of Mischief' appear as the prince of hell. In the episode, we learned that there's an alternate version of Loki taking down Minutemen across the timeline. when Mobius asks a witness who's behind the attack, the kid points to a stained glass window of a satanic figure.
there's a weird precedent for this in the Venus comics, Loki ends up ruling hell and having a child that calls himself the son of Satan. In an odd and roundabout way. There was a time when Loki went by the name Satan alternate version of the god of mischief maybe following comic history in shapeshifting into a devil is formed.
3. DB Cooper
When Mobius showed off some of Loki's Greatest Hits, we eventually cut to a scene on an airplane, but God must have proceeded to hold a plane full of people for ransom. After he acquires cash. Loki parachutes off the plane mid-flight are whisked away to Asgard, a seemingly random incident is based on a real-life event in 1971, an anonymous man later nicknamed NB Cooper, exactly what Loki did on the show, but unlike the God of mischief. This mystery man was never caught in real life after we exited the plane, although the FBI stopped investigating the case in 2016, they might want to try asking Loki a few follow-up questions.
2. We know how the multiverse of madness will be caused.
Ever since the Doctor Strange sequel was given the subtitle multiverse of madness, Fans wondered, how it would be caused the first episode of Loki decided to spell it out for everyone. Miss minute says that variants who don't follow their predetermined path on the timeline can cause reality to descend into madness and potentially spark or multiversal war.
Although we know how, the only question is, could Doctor Strange cause timeline damage while trying to replace his time stone will Wanda Maximoff break time while looking for the people she lost.
1. The tale of two Lokis
Loki gets bombshell revelation that's a variant causing the TVA so much trouble is Loki. timeline wrecking version of the god of mischief could be a clone imposter or maybe even a robot, but the mystery of the second Loki could come from the comics in one reality, the god of mischief was reborn as a kid. One day, He confronts a wicked older version of himself. Elder Loki claims his younger counterpart is destined to become just as evil in the future. This would be a great conflict for the show. Within the first episode, Loki struggled to confront the harsh truth about his wicked deeds. who knows how he would react if he learns, he's destined to be evil in the future.
Which Easter Eggs from Episode 1, should be on the list?
Reviewed by Prashant Patil
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June 09, 2021
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