After Tom Hiddleston’s Latest Comments About Loki’s Avengers: Doomsday Return, I’m Even More Interested To See How It Follows Up On Loki Season 2’s Ending ...

Tom Hiddleston as Loki in a Season 1 episode that aired July 7, 2021, on Disney+. Disney+/Courtesy Everett Collection “Loki,” in which Hiddleston plays the villainous God of Mischief — who ...

Tom Hiddleston breaks down that major sacrifice in the 'Loki' season 2 finale — and whether he's really saying goodbye to Marvel's god of mischief.

Loki Laufeyson, or God of Mischief, is the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) ultimate wild card, and Tom Hiddleston has been rocking that role since 2011.

Tom Hiddleston's idea that Loki was never a villain evidently influenced the MCU character, as Loki displayed clear signs of remorse and grief even in his antagonistic appearances.

Following the show’s Season 2 finale, “Loki” star Tom Hiddleston appeared on “The Tonight Show” and told Jimmy Fallon that the episode marked the end of his 14-year journey with Marvel.

Tom Hiddleston Doesn’t Know If He’s Playing Loki Again in Future Projects. The actor, who has portrayed the character for 14 years, also noted he doesn't consider him a villain.

Tom Hiddleston in “Loki” (Marvel) When the team was working on season 2, Hiddleston wrote “glorious purpose” on a whiteboard in the writers room.

How Tom Hiddleston Fulfilled His ‘Glorious Purpose’ With ‘Loki’ Season 2. TheWrap magazine: “He would finally end up in a position of responsibility and in a position of belonging ...

Loki going from Marvel Studios’ God of Mischief to God of Stories gave actor Tom Hiddleston the opportunity to explore the full arc of the fan-favorite anti-hero.

Tom Hiddleston discussed his 14-year journey as Loki on a recent Jimmy Kimmel Live! appearance, during which Kimmel asked if it’s really the last we’re seeing of the iconic Marvel anti-hero.

Of course, Loki (played again by Tom Hiddleston) prefers chaos, but the Time Variance Authority he comes into contact with across the series is everything he’s not.