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⌈ Secret Post #4364 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What controversial fandom opinions do you have?

[type_wild]

Good god, I watched a slew of MCU films only because I stumbled onto Thor 3 and loved Loki in it. And Loki is still the bit I liked best out of all of them, because I really liked all his ridiculous layers and woobiefying him just seems to be making him intentionally boring, ffs.

Re: What controversial fandom opinions do you have?

[nightscale]

You got to miss the wonders that was 'the Tesseract was mind-controlling poor baby Loki and nothing he did in Avengers was of his own doing' type 'meta' in the fandom, it was truly a spectacular time.

woobiefying him just seems to be making him intentionally boring

Thus is my issues with pretty much all villain woobification, it takes away what makes them goddamn interesting in the first place(in some cases as there are villains who are just flat-out dull).

Re: What controversial fandom opinions do you have?

[(Anonymous)]

Eh.

Wondering if Loki was playing the Chitauri so they'd go down in flames, while pretending to be their ally and possibly not entirely compos mentis while doing it makes that movie more fun for me. Sneaky and that. There's precedent with the Ice Giants, too.

And it explains that weird-ass speech about freedom in Stuttgart - he was selling a load of goods to possible eavesdroppers.

Each to their own headcanon, though.