I wonder who time traveled to kill Frigga earlier and have her and Odin tell Sylvie she's adopted?

Random but is Lamentis-1 a moon or a planet? Know they refer to it as a moon but at the same time there have been planets with numbers in their names(Arago-7, Chronyca-2, etc) and it even has a species named after it(Lamentians). Feel it would make more sense for Lamentis to be a planet and the big green thing in the sky be a moon thats about the collide with it, but thats just moi. Anyone else feel this way?

If they said it's a moon, it's a moon. Most moons in sci-fi are indistinguishable from planets like the forest moon of Endor in Star Wars. And moon names can have numbers.

@Vonaralaufeyson2004 Well Loki can be both things bisexual and gender fluid since one is a matter of sexuality and the other a matter of gender, so you could see that one doesn't influence the other.

@The Loki Lady Otherwise, Loki is bisexual is a fact, confirmed by the series and also by the director who is the one that has created all this and therefore has a voice in this. And personally, Loki saying something like "I'm bisexual" would feels a very forced inclusion, since when someone try to come out of the closet or talk about their sexuality they don't do it saying "Hey, I'm bisexual" (there are people who do it, that's true, but not all do), most try to give a series of stealthy "clues", so to speak. So for me the way the series told this was the best way, it doesn't look forced and it's a subtle and careful way to tell it.Indeed Loki is part of the LGBTQ+ community even is he weren't bisexual since he's gender fluid which is part of the community. Also about what you say of "I just don't imagine that Asgardians have such impulses', this doesn't have any sense, same-sex sexuality can be found in animals in real life, so why not in Asgardians, furthermore this is a matter of feelings not impulses and I believe that Asgardians can have feelings in others. And Loki will still be know as Loki, yes he's bi and gender fluid but he's Loki nothing is gonna change that because the things he is, aren't the things that represent him.I'm sorry to tell you this but homophobia isn't an opinion or point of view, and you cannot excuse yourself by saying it's because of your religion because you shouldn't superimpose your beliefs or ideologies over something as simple as respect for others no matter how much your religion says that it is wrong. Also, there are people in the community who are Christian despite "not being natural" according to your religion, since they simply like to believe in that and have a purpose, and not everything in religions have to be follow as they say, you can adapt it to yourself and to the environment in which we live.In addition, inclusion is necessary and I don't understand why so many people are upset with this issue lately. Non-cisheterosexual people exist and we should represented, and it is no longer by inclusion, it is by being realistic.

@TheDarkLordOfWakanda And your point of "Having a female variant doesn't make him bisexual", doesn't have any sense. Starting with Loki and Sylvie, they aren't the same person, different person, different reality and therefore different lives. Loki is bi because he likes two or more genders and the fact that another version of him exists doesn't imply that this is the fact that he is bisexual.

My opinion on that whole subject is conspicuous by its absence

Ooooooh, this was a good episode. I really liked it, especially seeing Loki and ‘Lady Loki’ bicker the whole time, and Loki basically admitting he’s bi

I am so happy Loki is bi/pan/omni/ some other multi-sexuality that I could just sing. Disney is so very uptight when it comes to making lgbt characters in there films, in all of the mcu movies there was only one lgbt character confirmed in the film itself but now that number is two and I am just so happy. Loki maybe a tv show but unlike other Disney tv shows the new marvel shows tie directly into the movies so this lgbt Loki could easily be in Thor 4. Anyway back to what I was thinking, two weeks ago when the screenshot from the promo showed he was genderfluid I thought that would be it and I was sort of satisfied just with that because I never thought in a million years they would make a main mcu character lgbt, but then the scene played and I had to pause to scream in joy. There is no room for mid interpretation, not left up to viewers interpretation, he was asked what gender he liked and he responded with “a bit of both” and for the person saying he may be lying to simply sceem, the creator herself tweeted that he is indeed bi and there is nothing you can do. I love just how casual it was and can’t wait to see how this may come into play later, but even if it doesn’t I am now 100% satisfied with the Loki tv show, it has my full admiration and star of approval. Step it up rest of Disney.

That it was odd Sylvie tried to use enchantment at the TVA, something she should know is that magic is nullified there according to Mobius previously.

And yeah, Loki and Sylvie's true forms are Frost Giants. I think Odin Loki his Asgardian form in Thor 1. Sylvie's is moot. It didn't sound like she was raised on Asgard. Nor did they answer why she has a broken horn. I think she was a Variant plucked by the TVA, got memory blocked, raised by the TVA, as an adult she was once one of the Hunters or Minute Men. Then she started to learn the truth, undid whatever the TVA did to her, went AWOL, crafted her plan and taught herself more magic.

I would also guess Mobius was taken from the 90s given his fascination with things from that decade.

The one line that intrigued me was (I'll have to rewatch it) when Slyvie says that Hunter was a regular human on Earth from 'hundreds of years ago.' They're in 2077. The opening scene/enchantment is clearly within the 20th or 21st century. So is the TVA really not outside space-time and really in a place in the far future and that's the context Sylvie was using in her statement?

Lamentis is from the comics. Annihilation: Conquest Prologue #1 (August, 2007). And it is "located at the edge of Kree space."

@GenericDuck Nope, Loki is bisexual in the comics.

He was only written as pansexual in the novel "Loki: Where Mischief Lies" by Mackenzie Lee, which has nothing to do with the comics. It's its own thing.

@AgentG18 Yeah, I know he can both. It was just a preference I had, that's all.