“You almost have to take it seriously, like maybe he is ? Why shouldn't there be an alligator version of Loki? For all we know, that's an alligator universe or whatever. “It's so stupid, but it also makes total sense,” Waldron continues. He has horns, after all! Besides, as Mobius points out in the episode, maybe lying about being a Loki is the most Loki-thing of all? All the while, though, the Lokis aren’t sure he’s even really a Loki - but he’s been with them long enough that they all just accept his status as a trickster. If Alligator Loki doesn’t immediately become your favorite Loki, he more than likely wins you over by episode’s end, considering he bites off President Loki’s hand and then prays (in alligator) before the group heads off to find Alioth. And it's like, well, why? Because he's green.” “I was just like, there should be an Alligator Loki. “We were talking about we want to meet many different versions of Loki in this show,” Waldron explains. The idea to include the gator came from an early pitch meeting between Loki head writer Michael Waldron, and producers Steven Broussard and Kevin Wright. While all the former are obvious 100% Lokis, the jury’s still out on the latter who may or may not actually be an Alligator of Mischief.Ī completely original Loki for the series, you won’t find Alligator Loki anywhere in the comic pages, so don’t bother looking. Though he appears briefly at the end of Episode 4 of Marvel Studios’ Loki, “The Nexus Event,” Alligator Loki makes his grand debut in Episode 5, “Journey Into Mystery.” As Loki travels through the Void, along the way he’s aided by other Lokis, including Classic Loki, Boastful Loki, Kid Loki, and the crocodilian du jour, Alligator Loki. And they all have a different opinion about this alligator.” One thing about Loki is that Loki loves to be right.
“It's such a funny question that all bicker about. “The question is, ‘Is he really Loki? Or is he just green?’” Tom Hiddleston tells with a laugh. He has horns, hangs out with all the other Lokis, and furthermore, is green. With all the potential Nexus Events on the horizon, it looks like the officers of the TVA are going to have their work cut out for them.What makes a Loki a Loki? It all might boil down to one simple thing: what color are they? Spider-Man: No Way Home is said to build on the hints introduced in WandaVision, and it's right there in the title of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
#Nexus event trial
Loki's trial makes it seem like the Avengers are treated above ordinary cosmic law because their actions are already part of the Sacred Timeline.Ī multiverse is coming to the MCU, whether the TVA approves of it or not. It's unknown how the TVA handled the Thanos situation, but a background Easter egg in Loki Episode 1 could suggest that the TVA is punishing Peggy for Steve's actions. The major uncorrected timeline divergences created by the Avengers' time travel adventure - Loki's escape in 2012, Thanos leaping from 2014 to 2023, Steve Rogers deciding to spend a lifetime with Peggy Carter - might be considered Nexus Events. This is, in essence, a more detailed explanation of the concept of branching timelines and the need to correct them previously introduced in Endgame. As of the end of Loki Episode 1, the Avengers: Endgame-created variant of the God of Mischief has been given the opportunity to make good by hunting down even more dangerous variants of himself on behalf of the TVA. The TVA exists as a means of maintaining that timeline and punishing "variants" - those whose actions have caused Nexus Events. They created the Sacred Timeline in order to prevent the existence of a multiverse and stop a multiversal war from happening again. The Time-Keepers are three ancient beings who lived through a multiversal war.
#Nexus event series
RELATED: Marvel Studios Boss Explains Why Loki Got Marvel's First Solo Series A Nexus Event can be as seemingly minor as showing up late to work or as dramatic as stealing the Tesseract to escape justice for attempting to conquer Earth, but whatever these events may be, the TVA does not approve. As explained in Miss Minutes' animated orientation video for the Time Variance Authority, a Nexus Event is any event that causes someone to stray from the Sacred Timeline created by the Time-Keepers.
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