Yesterday, the fifth episode of the Loki series came out and everything indicates that the great villain will be Kang the Conqueror, but what if it isn't? Many are betting that yes, Kang will be the great villain of the Loki series and he is being introduced in the MCU as the possible replacement for Thanos.
However, I will bring another theory that may even make more sense than saying that the great villain of this series is Kang. And the great villain of this MCU Loki series would be none other than Loki himself, does that make sense to you?
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Will the big villain of the Loki series be Loki himself?
We learned in the WandaVision series that the big bad could be right before our eyes, and the same could be happening in Loki. Well, we know that the MCU series and movies are adapted from the comics from Marvel, with some slight or a lot of alteration.
And there is a Loki comic that takes place in an alternate timeline, where he does well in everything. Thinking about it, we can imagine that perhaps the great villain of the Loki series would be a variant of Loki himself who conquered it all.
We can notice that in the series the AVT people only capture Loki variant, at least as far as we know, I could be wrong. So much so that we saw in the fifth episode several variants of Lokis that were pruned by the AVT living together in a kind of “junk” timeline.
In this timeline AVT discards everything that was not supposed to happen and ended up happening, and of people there, we only saw the Lokis.
A Loki wants to prevent other variants of his from also doing well.
We know that a Loki is destined to be a narcissist, that is, he has only self-love and doesn't care about anyone. However, over time he leaves this concept and ends up sacrificing himself for other people, as happened in Infinity War.
But what if this Loki who got along didn't change and remained so narcissistic that he didn't even care about his variants? It would be something to be expected coming from a Loki, now so we can elevate this thought a little further and I think you already know what I'm getting at.
What if this Loki that gave himself ended up creating the AVT in order to prevent other variants of his from ending up doing well too? So, then we have the big answer, the villain of the MCU's Loki series is not Kang the Conqueror, but Loki himself.
And you, do you believe in this theory that the great villain of the Loki series is a variant of him or do you still bet that Kang the Conquered is already arriving in the MCU? Anyway, if you want, you can leave your opinion down here in the comments, I'll be reading them all.
