Much like the current state of Marvel television on Disney+, everything is in chaos at the beginning of “Loki” season 2.
After the rather disappointing finale of “Secret Invasion,” the Marvel Cinematic Universe is looking to bounce back with the continuing adventures of the God of Mischief and the Time Variance Authority (Tva).
The first season of “Loki” was a clear standout among the endless array of Marvel stories on the small screen that began with the critically-acclaimed “WandaVision” at the start of Phase Four.There has been such a deluge of MCU shows over the last few years that “Loki” season 2 feels like a much-needed reset to get the MCU back into top form once again.
If you recall, season 1 ended with a Kang the Conqueror variant named He Who Remains (Jonathan Majors) being killed by Sylvie, an alternate universe female version of Loki played by Sophia Di Martino.
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