The Marvel train only continues to suffocate. The talking news about the day refers to the day A seemingly endless announcement of casting for "Avengers: Doomsday", which adds one-set to another at a loud slow pace. (For anyone who once wanted to see nothing but the back of a bunch of chairs with actor names, written on them for several hours directly, boyDid I have life for you.) But while the vast majority of the discoveries were to be expected (if you were surprised by the fantastic four that appeared in the first film of the "Avengers" crossover after their introduction, I might have a tower of Avengers to sell you), one accessory had to catch fans.

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That's the way, people: no one but Loki himself, played by Tom Hiddleston, will obviously return to his restless ways in "Doomsday". On paper, this makes perfect sense. Of course The most popular villain in the entire movie Universe Marvel would not miss the biggest and most anticipated team film in the franchise history.

But for those who follow along with all the different films and shows to this point, well, raises some pretty wild questions about how, exactly, our favorite god of malice is likely to return. Never worry that the original version of Loki has died a pretty gruesome death in the hands of the crazy Titanus Thanos (Oshosch Brolin) in the initial sequence of "Avengers: Infinite War". His trips colleague from Endeim managed to slip through the cracks and continue to act in his show "Loki" at Disney+. But even that series, which brought the story to an appropriate conclusion in the finals of Season 2, seems to prevent Loki's return from when it is, you know, self -esteems the multivisionalness from falling apart as a basic overseer of time. So yes, you could say that we have a lot of questions about "Doomsday".

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Who knew that the "Loki" mark of "For All Time, Always" would end up applying the remaining part of Marvel to every actor under the sun that would be part of "Doomsday"? Probably we should have seen it, in a retrospective, just as we should know that Loki of Tom Hiddleston would somehow be accepted in any multiverse tricks that Kevin Jegie and the Rousseau brothers have their sleeves this time around. Several characters of Marvel have avoided death with as much regularity as there are over the years, which included mortality brushes in no less than "Thor", "Thor: Dark World", "Thor: Ragnarok", "Avengers: Infinite War", and even in both seasons. But his last act of Hudini will be his best ever, given His story comes to a satisfactory close to the end of Loki Season 2 final.

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Well, how can Loki get involved in the dense action of "Avengers: Doomsday" when it needs to be turned off at the end of time, making its best impression of the time loom (the device built by the time variance authority, keeping the timeframe for branching in the checkup) and will be tuned together? The easiest solution is that "Doomsday" will take place in another universe and allow the presence of another variant of Loki, which would certainly be set up with The alleged concept "doomsday" concept not long ago. Another possibility is the version of the character of "Loki" will be forced to leave their position and help the remaining avengers fight with an even greater threat. Then, again, it is quite credible that we do not think enough outside the box and its return will be shaped into another form in full.

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We have a small choice except to wait for the "Avengers: Doomsday" to finally give us all the indications when it hits the theaters on May 1, 2026.