Sylvie Laufeydottir

And features the characters from the show?

All Lokis have the same parents, the exact same parents. If the parents were even slightly different the TVA would annihilate that timeline. Sylvie is just Loki but the gene pool got mixed differently and she ended up having different powers, personality, gender, etc. So yes, they have different DNA, but they take DNA from the same gene pool. This literally makes them siblings, it only took around 10 years for the TVA to realize that Sylvie existed (as her existence previously hadn't caused any nexus events) so it would be impossible for alternate versions of Loki's parents to get together without pruning their timelines. So they are siblings, and it is incest. Someone please prove me wrong.

recently rewatched Loki season 1.

if I recall correctly, currently just one MCU character where an opposite-gender variant appears; Loki.

am not including any of the following::

• disguises or shapeshifting versions of opposite gender.

• comic book versions.

• equivalents in non-MCU productions.

Would it not be more accurate to list the moments where he's disappearing as teleportation rather than just "presence manipulation?" It's phrased more so as if he's just turning invisible to give off the appearance of teleportation rather than simply just being able to do it, which feels inaccurate as in the finale, Loki gets repelled backwards from a magic projectile from Sylvie but is then able to materialize between her and He Who Remains at the last second which I doubt he was able to just naturally do in a concealed form.

I just finished Loki and I don't understand why Mobius doesn't know him and that He Who Remains is on the elevator.

Can you please explain me your theories or what actually happened?

Which Loki variant is your favorite? The original that we have come to know and love? The new one in the Loki series? Sylvie? Or is there another you prefer

Do you think they would be a cute couple or is it too weird considering they are variants of each other?

This is the final what if characters swapped places with each other in this year’s MCU Disney plus tv series. I wonder what would happen if Clint & Kate replaced Loki & Slyvie during the events of Loki how would they had dealt with the TVA, the end of time, etc? And how would Loki & Sylvie had dealt with Echo & the Tracksuit Mafia?

One knife each, no magic allowed, fight to the death

After much thinking, I figured out who's responsible for the Multiverse of Madness between Sylvie, Wanda and Stepehen...ALL THREE OF THEM!

The reason why Wanda is deemed a Nexus being isn't purely because she's the Scarlet Witch, but because her Nexus event was her taking hold of the power, taking the Darkhold and opening the Multiverse to find her sons

Sylvie is responsible because as a result of Wanda opening the Multiverse it became a Nexus event and would have required the TVA intervening to preserve the Sacred Timeline, but there's Sacred Timeline because Sylvie killed the person protecting it, He Who Remains, and just let the Multiverse branch out. We see him look scared and confused as we hear thunder in the background. With the theory of WandaVision and Loki both having the Scarlet Witch and "threshold" moment at the exact same time, it makes sense.

Strange is responsible because he chose to help Peter protect his identity and chose to use this method to enact the spell, and as a result, he merged all of the Spider-verse together.

Long Story Short:

1. Wanda opened the Multiverse and became a Nexus Event

2. Sylvie killed the one person who could preserve the timeline and keep the TVA going and potentially prune Wanda

3. Strange merged the Multiverse together

What if Sam & Bucky took the place of Loki & Sylvie and became variants to cause a Nexus event, & dealt with the TVA, while Loki & Sylvie dealt with the Karli, & the Flag Smashers? Like how would Barron Zemo react to working with Loki & Sylvie, while Sam & Bucky worked with Agent Mobius?

Spoiler below.

I was looking on IMDb and discovered that Matt LaBorde, Sarah Irwin and Chris Brewster, who were the stunt doubles for Tom Hiddleston, Sophia Di Martino and Owen Wilson in Loki, are listed in the same roles for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. So we will be seeing Loki, Sylvie and Mobius again in this movie.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb

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What if Captain America join Iron Man in Civil War?

What if Spider Man listen to Iron Man in Homecoming?

What if Loki did Die in The Dark World?

What if Iron Man didn't die in Endgame?

What if Thanos didn't adopted Gemora?

What if Loki killed Thanos in Infinity War?

What if Thor did listen to his father in Thor 2011?

If they're all variants of the same Loki they should all look like Tom Hiddleston. They aren't alternate reality Lokis, they're branched off Lokis. So how can there be a female Loki and an alligator Loki? Am I missing something?

Also, how can they have entirely different lives than the main Loki? Sylvie was born a female and was raised in an alternate version of Asgard. How is this possible if a variant is created when someone branches off the sacred timeline by doing something they're not supposed to do? Sylvie isn't just Loki who branched off. She's Loki from an entirely different reality.

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I don't understand why loki (and his other versions) is considered genderfluid and Sylvie is not. and then if loki is really genderfluid why he never became a woman? Wouldn't it make more sense to mark them as sex: fluid and gender: male / female when appropriate? I hope that I didn’t hurt anyone with what I said because I have no thing against people who are gender fluid.

Sorry if I made a mistake, English is not my first language.