#Enchantress (Sylvie Lushton)

[bebx]

I need Eva Green as Lady Loki so bad. her alongside Tom Hiddleston would be SO powerful

[peachy-ash]

𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐥𝐨𝐤𝐢

[annachum]

Hela Odinsdottir, Sylvie Lushton and Amora/Rio Vidal ~ Goth witches often in Green

[lexytoga]

What if Sylvie was a enchantress variant not a loki variant?

I think her story would be where her timeline loki taught her magic so he can hide behind the scenes and yet her cause chaos in his name, but she was more fan of enchantress so she started to dress like enchantress but use magic like loki, people would mistake her as a loki's kid sense loki basically rasied her as a Asgard when she was a mortal

Idk it's a WIP story XD

[scarlet--wiccan]

Fantastic Four (2023) #11

A girl died Johnny, have some respect.

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

If you were the director of the Raft and had the choice to pick out members for your own version of Thunderbolts, who would you pick?And why?

Any of my Marvel knowledge is about 12 years out of date now.

First, I'll acknowledge that the question posed is "who makes sense" as opposed to simply "who do I like", so I'll try and ignore my inane need to have Grizzly in every comic.

Songbird always screams as the obvious candidate to lead any team.

Team-wise, since my larder is Raft inmates I'll immediately remove the past members that were "heroes" the last time I really was invested in the universe (Atlas, Abe, Radioactive Man, Jolt) even though they pretty much all were made evil again in the comics. I'll also try and steer clear of too many repeated members - as much as Blizzard, Amazon or Boomerang have potential to be better... they didn't manage it the first time, so I'd be a wishful fool to make a team of people who showed some promise but then as much as gave up. With that said, I am keeping two from The Raft era because they plain work on this format of prison reform team and... well, we'll get to her.

I think Juggernaut always makes sense. Keeping him on the straight and narrow by way of Thunderbolts is only beneficial for everyone. As a member of the team, and previously the X-Men, it was shown quite clearly that offering him the chance to contribute and giving him clear focus effectively removes his inclination to waywardness. His temper and the ease to manipulate him need to be worked on or taken into account.

Next up, might as well keep it rolling with the X-Men's rejects so we have Mimic. Mimic is and has always been directionless but shows capacity to both recognise the right thing to do and even the desire to do so. Away from the X-Men and any feelings of inferiority or being a copy, he can find some inspiration from Songbird and his team-mates to be the hero he thought he could have been instead of hiding behind an attitude and apathy. Mimic's powers alone make him beyond useful in any situation, but they also present an opportunity to adapt and plan in advance. (I'm going with the Exiles set-up of him being a mutant allowed to copy 5 mutant powers at a time and they are only half as powerful as the original - because that made the most sense and didn't make him completely OP)

Ghost. Like Juggernaut, the team takes him out of the running to be a future potential enemy. He has a skillset and expertise that is valued and the team helps Ghost better himself allowing him to interact with others and come to develop human connections and feelings which he has otherwise denied himself. Manipulating Ghost or keeping stuff hidden from him will only make him a nuisance or a threat - instead allow him a mixture of respect (for his abilities and intelligence) and don't give him any reason to feel misled or paranoid.

Sylvie Lushton, the Enchantress from the Young Masters, is still young and could be set on the right path. She's not yet a broken toy, her moral compass is simply undeveloped with her attitude still being that of any spoilt high school girl - shallow, fickle and vapid. Her greatest asset is she already has some finesse with aspects of her magic (teleportation) and potential to tap into even greater spellcasting than she has so far displayed. Essential to accommodate her relationship with inmate Melter, no use in removing one of the few things that present possibility for her to feel or care for someone. (Melter isn't unsalvageable either but I think he would benefit from serving his time - for manslaughter, I think that was his only crime? Although come to think of it I'm not sure Sylvie even committed any crime?).

In what I already suspect is a bad decision, I think Tiger Shark too could be rounded into, at least, an agent. He has attempted to turn over a new leaf before and his erratic motivations and even physical appearance seem to be the result of an imbalance of oxygens similar to that which also affected Namor. With appropriate treatments, Tiger Shark may again be susceptible to the idea of reform. On the Thunderbolts, he offers two great advantages - a second tank to stand beside Juggernaut and then someone uniquely suited to any aquatic elements.

Continuing the trend of poor choices... let's finally get to the obvious - Moonstone is insubordinate, she can't be trusted and she is unlikely to really accept or even ideate the notion of personal redemption again. However, it is much easier to include her as a team-mate than ever have to count her as an enemy. Active involvement in the team mollifies and reduces her threat to others significantly - however, preparations and contingencies should be made for the possibility of flippant betrayal. Her manipulating any of the team to her own ends should also be anticipated, expected and combated as best as it can be.

Lastly, what the team is lacking is someone who doesn't rely on strength or big powers, so we round off the team with Crossfire. He is a highly trained combatant, an excellent marksman, a master of battle strategy and has intuitive technological proficiency. He has no interest in atonement or bettering himself, no desire to be a good person or wash the blood from his hands... but he is a professional. Simply allowing him the chance to use his abilities to work off his sentence or work towards gaining a clean slate for past crimes could provide incentive.

All I can say is, I hope Graviton doesn't murder them all.

[enchantiingenchantress]

Amora of Asgard. The Enchantress. asgardian. formerly exiled to Midgard by the Allfather. Sylvie Lushton. seductress. intelligent.

" I am an Asgardian goddess! I could crush you in my fist like the slug you are! But physical contact with creatures such as you disgusts me! And why should an immortal mistress of sorcery sully her hands? "

AMORA THE ENCHANTRESS | A Marvel/MCU RP

Loved by Miranda

[lokittystuckinatree]

Super late to the game but I designed an Enchantress look for Sylvie based on ones from Sylvie Lushton + Amora

Sylvie’s coat and leggings from the first outfit, but I gave one leg fishnets to call back to the Loki diamond motif.

Sylvie wears a lot of miniskirts but our Sylvie seemed more like a tattered shorts type gal

Sylvie’s circle motif seems to be gold instead of green so I went with that

I adapted a headpiece of Amora’s that reminded me of horns

Kept signature Sylvie Laufeydottir details like her chestplate, earring, combat style boots, and fingerless gloves.

Gave her a wolfcut cause it suits her

[therese-lokidottir]

I think and it's the fact. That Sylvie is not have best description of herself. I meant like Tony Stark = genius, playboy, philanthropist

Steve Roger= soldier from past, righteous man.

Loki= mischief, hero, villain and anti hero.

And what is for Sylvie? her description is superior loki and she is a woman with lack of proofing of superior things and uninteresting Mary sue

Seriously all loki variant in comics even in series except Sylvie they have they own description . Sylvie just called women and superior loki

So personally I don't like the term Mary Sue because I feel it has a lot of misogynistic connotations attached to it as well as just being a term that is overused and misapplied. The term I prefer and I think is a accurate description of my problem with the character is "Creator's Pet"

All that being said yeah you're right Sylvie doesn't have much of a character that isn't linked to being better than Loki or having vague descriptor of having such a hard time growing up. Who she is as a person and character is just kind of angry. Like, Loki is the god of mischief, god of lies and god of outcast those titles are reflections on who he is as a character and his backstory make sense why he became that way.

Sylvie who grew up in all up in all the Apocalypses, her scars are so much deeper and she can't trust anyone yet somehow still has enough social skills and development to become employee of the month at McDonald. Do those things really match up.

Amora the Enchantress is the vamp archetype. She is very proud of her skills and beauty and she is deceitful and clever. That is the starting that writers for have been able to flesh out over years. Sylvie Lushton was just some random human girl Loki gave powers to because he felt like it.

I think Sylvie lack of characterization is a reason why Marvel comics are so uninterested in her as a character. Her entire "intrigued" really resolve around her backstory how much harder she had it than Loki and also the fact that she is a girl. Well, that whole thing with the backstory can't easily be translated into comic, it would really have to be changed. Also more and more recent comics have had Loki causally present as femme more often. That along with so many others interesting female characters in the Thor comics Sylvie would have a hard time standing out as anything noteworthy.

[valkyrieandstrangeridingaragorn]

Hey! Don't know if you've seen the latest article from The Direct, but it says Marvel Studios reveals that Sylvie is not genderfluid like Loki.

Well, according to the Loki series writers and director, Loki himself isn't genderfluid either! Oh excuse me, I mean the other Lokis "haven't got there yet". 🙄

You know why I think they're erasing genderfluidity from Loki's identity? Because they want the fact that Sylvie is female, the only female Loki, the only "good" Loki, to be what makes her so superior and special. That's it. That's all they've got. Oh, and the fact that she has the most tragicest backstory that a team of writers have ever made up as they went along, and that somehow gives her an element of "specialness" that dumb ol' inferior Loki could only dream of achieving.

I wish with all my heart that they had just let Loki be genderfluid, instead of forcing this poorly written, slapshod "original character" to be the most special thing ever, just because she's female. I honestly wish that Sylvie just didn't exist. I don't know if it's because they think Loki is just a shit character, and that's why they need Sylvie to be so special, and created her with a mix of Enchantress and Sylvie Lushton because being just Loki or just Lady Loki isn't enough? I don't understand why but I don't think I've ever despised a character more than I do Sylvie.

Of course I don't mean this in a misogynistic way. They want us to think that what they're doing is feminism and that it's empowering to girls but it's really not. It's a patronizing pat on the head. It's insulting. The whole "oh baby you're so superior" thing is crap, and it's costing us dearly. It's costing us the characters we love, and it's ruining the potential of other characters.

Anyway, thanks for reading. I just needed to unload after seeing that this morninng.

Hey that's alright. I understand the frustration, believe me 😉

And please, don't worry about the so-called "misogyny". You can dislike as many female characters as you want, in fact, if anything that's what is truly feminist here: to like or dislike fictional characters without a care in the world as to whether they're men or women or everything in between.

I hate the "she's superior because she's a woman" trope too. There's nothing empowering about that, quite the opposite, and I couldn't agree more with you when you call it patronizing.

They give us a woman, tell us she's perfect and she's the only woman that matters (wow, that is so feminist, huh 🙄) and of course she has a tragic backstory because they want her to be complex but they won't ever put in the effort to write that complexity, so the easiest way to go about it is to claim she has a rough past.

And of course, in these cases the woman needs to be compared to a man because no matter how much they try to tell us the woman is the most perfect creature in existence, she still needs to be evaluated against a man so that she can earn her place in the story (you never see this with men). So she's superior to the male lead in absolutely everything -- but she's not going to show that (we know the writers don't really give a damn about her to write her as complex) so that superiority will be spoken, said by those around her and especially the male lead, who will do everything in his power to remind the audience time and time again of how perfect she is -- lest we think a woman has any value until a man decrees it. What of all this doesn't sound feminist...?! 🤦‍♀️

They were never going to have Loki as genderfluid because the entire purpose of the series was to 1) belittle him and abuse him, 2) retcon him to be the most palatable, basic and normative character of all. Genderfluidness would have ruined that. Just look at what they did with his bisexuality: he comes out, Sylvie says not a single one of his relationships were ever real, he falls in love with her and he's then beaten in the time cell. That's what you get for coming out in Disney.

But what can we expect from people who do this...

LaufeySON for a woman (they changed that in the series so bonus points for that, I guess) and they write her race is Asgardian but her birthplace is "unknown". She's the spawn of Laufey, she confirmed she was adopted, how the fuck is her birthplace unknown?!

[tobiasdrake]

Sylvie's a bit of an odd duck as adaptations go. She's effectively a composite character of Loki and iconic Thor villain Enchantress. Even her name is something of a deep cut; The name Sylvie comes from Sylvie Lushton, a legacy character of the Enchantress who received her powers from Loki.

Episode 3 is more or less Sylvie's episode. She was just introduced five minutes ago while Loki and Mobius have had two episodes to develop their dynamic, so this episode shoves Loki and Sylvie in a bottle so we can spend some time getting to know what she's about.

[enchantricksbot]

Honestly even though you don’t ship sylki, even if you have problems with it, or it just isn’t ur taste. You’ve always been really sweet and respectful and I think that’s rly mature. It rly isn’t a big deal that you said Sylvie Laufeydottir isn’t The Enchantress, because Sylvie Lushton isn’t even The Enchantress and she at least chose that name to go by (stole chose whatever)

I appreciate it 💚what I’ve gathered is there’s only a small selection of ppl who want or believe sylvie to be the enchantress, and a even smaller portion that sends me hate. It might even be the same ppl I have no idea. It does get tiring but ik most ppl r nice and can get along. I try to be as welcoming as possible to all shippers, whether they enjoy my content or it isn’t for them.

[lokittystuckinatree]

Ohhhhh I’ve been thinking about this for years.

Tom Hiddleston’s Loki variant unapologetically presents fairly androgynously thoughout the MCU and has more feminine attributes than the traditional Asgardian man. They are also canonically genderfluid, as noted on their TVA card. Non-binary Loki deniers fight with the wall

Genderfluidity is a key part of Loki mythology and even the shapeshifting trickster archetype, and most of these tricksters are predominantly ‘male’, so according to these ‘rules,’ the typical Loki variant should be amab and genderfluid.

However…Sylvie is an atypical Loki variant, and grew up outside of her assigned multiverse niche of a Loki, blurring the lines of the multiverse. The whole point of her character is not easily fitting into boxes. And while I don’t think her nexus event was “being a girl,” rather being a hero, it makes perfect sense that she wouldn’t be the same gender as other Lokis. Considering that Sylvie somewhat fits the traditionally feminine femme fatale/Enchantress archetype and is based on comic characters that are exclusively feminine (specifically Sylvie Lushton and Sif! Lady Loki ) it wouldn’t make sense if she identified or presented masculine sometimes, in my opinion. Her earring in season two is literally the ankh, a Egyptian symbol of life often associated with femininity. However, she is still a Loki, and despite no longer calling herself one, does not dispute this and even embraces her Lokiness. Lokis are not exclusively one gender. Considering Loki’s genderfluidity and all of the above, I think Sylvie is heavily coded to be a transfem non-binary person, feminine with a degree of fluidity. Human terms she might identify with are girlflux, demi gender, or genderdoe/fae. If you asked for their pronouns, Sylvie would likely say “She and They.”

Arguably, I’d even consider that people cannot do her character full justice if they read her as a binary cis woman or even the average he/they/she Loki variant. So much of her story can easily be interpreted as a non-binary or trans metaphor, and the entire series has deeply imbedded queer themes.

Loki and Sylvie are canonically bi4bi and likely t4t. Please stop cishetwashing them, Loki fandom. If you aren’t willing to explore that, what the fuck are you even doing in this fandom? I banish thee to the H*rry P*tter cesspool where you belong.

Ngl i have a feeling Sylvie is possibly trans and yes I will elaborate

I saw a tiktok that said "yo I have a feeling Sylvie is trans" a while back but I can't find it anymore and I don't remember any elaborating in the vid itself so here i am lol

First of all, she seemingly gets taken to the TVA for nothing?? No nexus events happening on screen that could cause a branch in the timeline; just her chilling on Asgard doing nothing wrong.

Except, the timeline determines that Loki is male presenting and is referred to with he/him. Every Loki variant we see is too. Even the actual Loki is that we see until Infinity War! Sylvie is female. I think the fact that she's a trans woman is what made her a variant. There's no other event currently known that would explain why she's a variant when she's done nothing wrong.

It could also explain why she doesn't want to be referred to as a Loki; it may be her deadname.

Do i like this? Yes, more trans rep is needed in the MCU imo. Do I think it's canon or going to be made canon? Nope. If the series can't even do bi and genderfluid rep right, I dont think this would go well either.

Considering the quality of the series' writing so far, I think her nexus event is going to be something that has nothing to do with anything what I just said unfortunately.

Either way, it would of course be a pleasant and possible surprise for Sylvie to be trans and actually be good rep! Who knows, maybe I'm just being pessimistic. Either way, unless proven otherwise, I'm 99% believing in this theory bc why not

[lexytoga]

Kinda of a redesign of Sylvie for that rewrite

[neottia-orchids]

Can I interest you in some fine Loki memes this afternoon?

[enchantiingenchantress]

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hello! welcome to the supposed workings of the Asgardian AMORA ( // ENCHANTRESS )’s mind that should have been in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe ( originally from Marvel comics; adapted for the big screen and now tv ) . this is an indie RP blog for a character in a few MCU movie . 

side note: mun has some knowledge of comics/books Amora and will be working on growing her knowledge and working it in to her portrayal. also, the mun knows that 'Sylvie Lushton' was a completely separate person but is using it as Amora's 'human' disguise.

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