[ SECRET POST #5543 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5543 ⌋

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Comments

[lokiofsassgaard]

Oh yeah, it was admitted in an interview somewhere that the show was intended to be a retcon for him. It's not "our Loki" because they consciously threw out everything after Avengers 1. And Thor 1 and Avengers 1, we don't even get to see him as he truly is because that's just one big crisis mode for him, where he's playing the role he thinks he needs to play. I kind of love this wrong-footed environment they put him in for the show, because even if it's not the Loki we know from the films, it feels a bit more genuine. He's panicking and doesn't know which strings to pull, so he's just an idiot until he figures it out.

I'm okay with that, because the films treated him so poorly to begin with, and the chaotic energy is so much more fun than the stuffy, buttoned up character he turned into by the end.

[sparklywalls]

Yeah I have such a love hate for the films when it comes to Loki because, the films properly introduced me to the character and there was surely something there I loved initially. But they’ve just never handled him properly beyond a certain point, especially as I got more familiar with other material and interpretations of the character. It feels like they know he’s popular but are annoyed about it because he originally didn’t feature in the post-Avengers Big Arc in their minds.

The one thing I could say about the way things go down in the series is his change in the first episode was a bit quick, but I get it…there’s only so much you can do with six one hour episodes and the lowlights reel of his intended life was a quick way to kick him a certain direction.

[lokiofsassgaard]

Yeah, the first episode was not my favourite. It did feel a bit too manic and rushed at times, just for the sake of getting the plot rolling.

But the feeling I've always got is they accidentally made a very sympathetic character in Thor 1, and then had no idea what to do with that since he was supposed to be the villain. But like, whoops, it turns out his story wound up feeling obscenely relatable to certain demographics who grew up and realised they were loved conditionally, while Thor's story was very rushed and messy by comparison. I just imagine Kevin Feige sitting in a board meeting going, "Wait, no, not like that."