Loki! (spoiler thread)

[Tonguez]

I first thought of Fenris Wolf and Tyr...

I thought Peter Pan!

 

[Zaukrie]

That was a good episode. Hoping our Loki takes the lesson that he's more powerful than he realizes into future tv/movies.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

I first thought of Fenris Wolf and Tyr...

It wasn't so much how it happened, but it was his right hand and the way he reacted to losing it that really said Star Wars easter egg to me, and apparently to at least some of the spoiler article writers out there also.

Also, even though they are not the same, Mobius showing up in the pizza delivery car made me think of the standard Pixar Pizza Planet vehicle easter egg that shows up in those movies.

 

[Tonguez]

It wasn't so much how it happened, but it was his right hand and the way he reacted to losing it that really said Star Wars easter egg to me, and apparently to at least some of the spoiler article writers out there also.

Also, even though they are not the same, Mobius showing up in the pizza delivery car made me think of the standard Pixar Pizza Planet vehicle easter egg that shows up in those movies.

Thinking on it, Loki lost a hand in all his movies too didnt he? I recall those were Star Wars nods

 

[Umbran]

The Alligator Loki physical representation for use on set.
(Pic from Kate Herron, Exec Producer and Director for Loki)

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

The Alligator Loki physical representation for use on set.
(Pic from Kate Herron, Exec Producer and Director for Loki)

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Yep, I saw that pic and am wondering why there is not an official stuffed Alligator Loki already for sale. lol

 

[Istbor]

I thought Peter Pan!

I thought "Lol, that scream he made when he realized".

 

[Umbran]

Yep, I saw that pic and am wondering why there is not an official stuffed Alligator Loki already for sale. lol

Will Funko POP! do?

 

[Mallus]

This show is a lot more imaginative than the films.

 

[Umbran]

This show is a lot more imaginative than the films.

I think that's to be expected. There's a set of core movies that are the substantive framework of the entire MCU. Those have to be solid, approachable by all. They have a lot of heavy lifting to do in establishing characters and the world.