The twisted and intensely complicated world of Loki has been confirmed for a second season, and dedicated fans will have the opportunity to see our favourite anti-hero bring order to the Time Variance Authority (TVA) in an ever-expanding Marvel Multiverse.
Our time heist escapee, Loki himself, was hurled into his own Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) series, the third of its kind, as a direct continuation of the film Avengers: Endgame (which returned investors an eightfold ROI, thank you very much), and it’s hard to believe that the Disney+ masthead first aired in June of 2021, and, a mere six episodes later on July 14, wrapped it up and left us wanting more. The next chapter is expected to air some time in 2023.
Here’s the gist of the story so far.
A refreshed Loki (Tom Hiddleston) is Thor’s trickster adopted brother, and the main protagonist who navigates the Multiverse in search of the mysterious TVA Time-Keepers. In his pursuit of the truth, Loki pairs up with a villain – a variant of himself in female form – named Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino). The newest odd couple will go head-to-head with the leader of the TVA, called He Who Remains (played by Jonathan Majors).
The sixth and final episode of the season ends as Sylvie kills He Who Remains, sending the Multiverse into chaos as multiple dimensions bleed into one another, leaving us with the burning question: where to from here? And who will help us get there?
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