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[reallyunluckyrunaway]

Now, wait a damn minute—

[gracepureautumn]

“What you did all those years, it wasn't you. You didn't have a choice.”

“I know... but I did it.”

More will be added to this illustration, keep an eye out for it 🎨

[itsartistickiwi]

MILES MY BOI!!!! Finally drew him and tried to do my best to replicate the spider-verse style with this one! Super fun experiment!! Please do not repost my art, thank you.

[comics-at-dawn]

Mary Jane & Spiderman ❤️

[wojakgallery]

Title/Name: Soy boy Marvel fan with shirt GIF Wojak Series: Soyjak (Variant) Image by: Unknown Main Tag: Marvel fan GIF Wojak

[cleabellanov]

Music in the Loki series (2)

History is now

This song is written in the key of F minor. You know what other track is in the F key? The Green Theme, only in major. What I'm saying here is that "History is now" takes the main theme of the show and transforms it so that its initial tones remain the same, but through different lenses.

At the beginning of the show the Green Theme has all rights to be in major - but now, after everything Loki's been through? It makes sense that History is Now is in F minor. You can actually hear, at 0:40, how a variation of the Green Theme is playing but with grave, low notes and orchestra on the background, giving the epic feel of "this actually is the end."

2. ASCENSION!!!

If you haven't listened to that track yet, please do. It's awesome. That being said

It's so heavy and emotional because of the scene it corresponds with: Loki's ascension to the throne, his sacrifice, the denouement of this part of the story and the beginning of another: Loki as the God of Stories.

It is (I think) written in D minor (another minor key corresponding with an end). It begins with a bass note setting the scene and a few electronic notes carefully making their way as the music build up. It's a perfect introspection to Loki's feelings; it starts out as a thundering realization, but with every step he makes he knows it's the right thing to do for the people he loves and for everyone else.

At 1:40, the violas step in with a flowing variation of the main theme, once again keeping the core being of the character (the notes), but now entirely transformed (the tempo, the instruments used, the key signature).

Then, after a perfect moment of silence at at 2:16, the beat basically drops: we can hear a whole orchestra playing and a choir on the background. This is how the heroic sacrifice sounds like, and all the struggle of holding all of time and space in your palms, like Loki does.

After that epic section, the notes literally start ascending at the same time Loki does (about 4:00), resolving harmoniously with the note at 4:06. That, by the way, sounded really familiar. Again, I found a connection to Lokius (yes I'm making everything about that track, I listened to it way too much) - this part from Ascension corresponds with the lokius end at 2:37, you just have to listen closely.

But Ascension doesn't have a definite end - the pianissimo notes at the end still hinting at something more, a little hope for Loki to have on that throne.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who's absolutely crazy about this :))

Anyways I'll be right back with my favs: Purpose is Glorious and Lokius

[societyfolklore]

I will never get over how awesome this is.... I rock out to this faaaaar to often..

Loki: Oh I've heard...

[fandom-official]

Ke Huy Quan representing IT consultants since the beginning of time 💻

[nonchalantnik]

posting this to find my people. i had a semi thriving tumblr from 2012-2017 (5k strong), and i lost access to it… so we’re starting from scratch🫡

get to know me

29 years old

she/they bi

marvel fan

Star Wars fan

Disney adult (not one of ✨those✨)

Swiftie (not one of ✨those✨ pt2)

dodger fan

gets h*rny on the main sometimes

same sense of humor as a 14 year old boy

Okay, thanks, bye🫡

[fandomtrashfox]

Everyone: *Makes jokes/headcanons/fanfics about MCU Loki and Sleipnir being present in the Thor movie (2011).*

Me, who remembers 'Reign of Blood' (2008), when Sleipnir was a Frankenstein's monster created by Thor after Midgard humans ate Thor's beloved horses:

[reallyunluckyrunaway]

[fogaminghub]

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[mculane]

CURRENT HYPERFIXATIONS:

Loki

Lokius

Valcarol

(this post will update with the changes!)

[cemeteryladycass]

I did it again.

Bought yet another Doc Ock shirt :,) - this one has Raimi’s Doc Ock on it though! ( our favorite ofc <3 )

Boxlunch has a lot of SpiderMan stuff actually, and yeah my Doc Ock collection is slowly accumulating lol

We all know my Ockie collection is just starting :,)

Have a good day/night y’all !! <33

(Gif warning)

[cleabellanov]

hi and welcome to my ted talk about the latest episodes of what if, please read through 💙 (1)

Kahhori is an absolute badass. In her episode, "What if Kahhori reshaped the world" , what I enjoyed the most was hearing the Mohawk language. What a beautiful sound, really.

And the determination we got to see in this character, in just 30 minutes of animated screentime? So cool

Looks like the Tessaract isn't done telling stories, and imo, actually good ones!!

AAAND OMG.

This was a plot twist I thought about, but in the end did not see coming. By the end of the episode, I was expecting The Watcher to narrate the conclusion to this story, and how, out of so many universes, this one got to be. In peace, without wars because of borders and thirst for powers, thanks to the brave Kahhori. Maybe that's what happens, right? After a while.

But for now...

Strange Supreme appears! Looks like we finally know who he was talking to.

But what is he doing? First, he meets Kahhori, then, in episode 8: "What if the avengers assembled in 1602" Peggy/Captain Carter. Of course, the two know each other since the events of season 1. They're Guardians of the Multiverse, right?The Watcher called them like this too.

Logically, this has to do with episode 9: "What if...Strange Supreme intervened?".

Looks like he is already marching his steps in new universes, looking for allies, both old and anew. Personally, I've been waiting since I knew the title of the last episode to see what happens.

The Watcher has an oath, right? He can't interfere. But Strange Supreme is not just a watcher, he's a very powerful sorcerer, and can leave his marks on another universes if he chooses to.

I think this might be a mission. Similar to how we saw in season 1, but on another level, maybe. The Multiverse right now is "a prism of endless posibilities", but is it safe? Or are they going to make it so?

Also, maybe it's not a mission after all, and it's not about saving, but about discovering. Discovering their variants, and making peace for those who need it.

Whatever the reason, it better be a good one.

Oh, wait, and why were the "tornados" in 2x08 green? Did they use to be like that? I'll say something about that too.