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- secret invasionThe ending reveals that the Skrulls’ attempt to invade Earth has led to heightened tensions between humans and aliens, meaning the Asgardians living on Earth are in danger.
- Loki’s decision to protect free will in the multiverse means that he cannot prevent the impending conflict between humans and Asgardians because it is the result of their own choices.
- Loki may know that his people are threatened in one or more universes, but anything that happens in each timeline is beyond Loki’s control.
this Loki Considering the Season 2 finale was even more tragic for Loki and the MCU secret invasionending. Despite Loki’s knowledge of the Remnant’s plans and his newfound time-slip powers, Loki can only save the TVA and the multiverse by issuing orders to every existing timeline in the universe himself. Loki The second season finale ends. This decision means that TVA no longer needs the Time Loom to prevent the timeline from extending uncontrollably, but it also means that Loki sacrificed his freedom in order to stay at the end of time, seemingly forever. .
In one of Loki’s universes, the timeline of the Marvel Universe continues to evolve with the following events: secret invasionthe ending and Miracle Introducing the latest changes in franchising. On Earth, Nick Fury’s failure to fully contain the Skrull threat led to the creation of one of the most powerful characters in the universe, and greater animosity between the Skrulls and other species. Although hostages like James Rhodes and Everett Ross were freed, the consequences of the Skrulls’ attempted silent invasion of Earth may have been more serious than the invasion itself.
Loki Season 2’s Sacrifice Makes Coming Human-Asgardian War Worse
secret invasion It is revealed that the Skrulls are manipulating President Ritson to incite global nuclear war. After the Skrulls’ plans were revealed and a failed assassination attempt occurred, Ritson was now more certain that aliens posed a threat to humanity, prompting him to declare war on all alien species on Earth. President Ritson’s threat solidified the Skrulls’ enemies, but also created a rift between humans and the Asgardians who currently live in New Asgard, Scotland. Loki’s selfless decision to protect the free will of everyone in the multiverse seems even more tragic given the potential for Asgardians to be unfairly targeted.
If the United States persecutes all aliens living on Earth, Loki’s people may have to defend themselves or flee again, Loki can’t do anything to prevent this because of the potential war between humans and Asgardians It is the result of their free will. Unlike the Remnants, Loki does not affect the events of any timeline. Whether humans destroy New Asgard, or Asgardians attack humans in self-defense, it is beyond Loki’s control. Furthermore, the same event can end in countless different ways on different timelines. In many of these areas, the Asgardians could be wiped out, while in others, the Asgardians actually take over the planet.
Why ‘Loki’ Season 2’s Secret Invasion Changes Are Perfect
Loki and secret invasionThe similarities may be unintentional, but the fact that Asgardians are threatened gives Loki’s belief in free will another layer of meaning. When Loki, the God of Time and Story, sat on his throne, he had left behind everyone and everything he loved, including his original timeline, the Asgardians, and his friends at TVA. All Loki now needs to protect is his new glorious target. Meanwhile, tensions are rising in the main storyline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Valkyrie proposes to protect more alien life forms, e.g. Miracleand President Ritson is ready to expel any potential threat to humanity through radical methods.