The Loki TV has been one of the few really great series of Marvel so far. The show took a fan-lailed character who never got his appropriate in the movies and gave him a few episodes to the story to throw out his image, to give him a proper bow, some bizarre introspection through a romance with a variant of yourselfAnd some really stunning visual courtesy of directors like JustinAstein Benson and Aaron Murhead.

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Perhaps the most impressive, Loki was the first live TV show with Action Marvel Studios, which received a second season, and the show took the opportunity to deliver one of the worst moments in Marvel's history and the real end of the character trip. In the finals of Season 2, Loki finally found and accepted his glorious goal by essentially becoming the god of the stories, holding the fabric of the whole existence in his hands, maintaining the timeframes of branching in harmony and effectively ending the idea of ​​aberration.

Was the perfect end so Of course Marvel had to ruin it Returning Tom Hiddleston for "Avengers: Doomsday". Although you will be forgiven for thinking that there is no way to hell, this could be feasible, the Nerds Online already has brains that work on theories on how it can happen.

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In the original comic book "Secret Wars", Byonder is a godly being with such enormous power, he collects heroes and villains of Marvel's entire multivisional multiversum, which is essentially a lightning planet. Why does this do this? Thus, he can see how heroes and villains are struggling to death for his own entertainment. In comics, the character is a proxy for the reader and how they require certain things from comics.

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Both in the original and in the 2015 comic book version of "Secret Wars", DOOM stole Byonder's power to rule Battleworld as God, and "The Avengers: Doomsday" is being built next to the film "Secret War" in Chinese Universe.

What about Loki, you say? Well, given The god of the wicked is now the god of stories, Reds They are theorized that Loki can be given Byonder's power, as he already holds all time frames together. DOOM could potentially kidnap Loki and force him to disrupt any time schedule to gather all the vengeance and X-Men from the entire multivisional for a major combat royal.

Is it any of the Rousseau brothers, raising their sleeves for "DoomsDay", it's worth exchanging for delaying the cadar pleasure we experienced at the end of Loki's 2 season? We will find out on May 1, 2026.

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