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I don't think it was intentional, but I'm still not over the fact that what Loki said to Natasha in A1 ("Your world in the balance, and you bargain for one man") sounds like a goddamn prophecy considering that:

1. In IW/EG, her world was quite literally "in the balance" after what Thanos did.

2. She did bargain for one man. The same man Loki was referring to in his speech. It killed her, btw.

3. Loki is Yggdrasil, I think it would be gorgeous if even inside the timelines, unknown to himself, he was predicting the future.

#it was love #natasha romanoff #avengers

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#I miss Loki #to bad he died in dark world #and never came back for anything else #it's a real shame #og loki supremacy

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Actually, this is interesting when you keep in mind the deleted scene of Frigga arguing and yelling at Odin for banishing Thor. She is explicably unhappy with what Odin did and worries deeply for Thor.

Now a less than a day later Frigga is saying that Odin as a purpose for what he does, the implication clearly being Father knows best, when she wants Loki to just accept what was sone to him, interesting.

#thor 2011 #meta #loki #frigga

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#the longest awkward pause ever recorded in the history of the nine realms

#loki #sass

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(ง'̀-‘́)ง

#maria hill #ladies of marvel #gif set

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That’s why I love you.

THE MUMMY RETURNS (2001) dir. Stephen Sommers

#and you see it on his face #you see the exact moment his heart rips in half #harsh #the mummy returns

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For me the line that seemed wrong to me was Cap's saying "Genosha wasn't just a mutant tragedy. It shames us all. But rampaging against the county dishonors those who were lost."

Because that's not Steve Rogers. Steve has way more self-awareness than that. I can buy that he would want to do it by the book while being. He really shouldn't be wearing the American colors and bashing his head in a foreign land. Being Captain America carries a certain weight and reasonability. But when it comes to Steve as a character, he should just understand this isn't something that "shames everyone" this is an attack on mutants. Steve knows his privilege and he stands up for the disenfranchised.

Again, I understand there would be scenarios that he couldn't or even by choice wouldn't. But he wouldn't be angry Rogue threw his shield it was sad about being stuck in the situation.

This is what happens when this is the only perspective we see. If this was like the comics and there was a congruent Captain America series going on it would be probably dive more into why he's doing what he's doing.

But as OP said, X-men 97 is trying to make a point about how the X-men and mutants are isolated from the other super beings of the marvel universe.

I was disappointed by Cap’s appearance in X-Men ‘97 but not surprised. He wasn’t anywhere near the bootlicker he’s been portrayed as in other media, and leagues better than post-9/11 government stooge Cap, but this was still very much “Joss Whedon Avengers 1 & 2” Cap, towing the line and overly concerned with optics, unwilling to - pun intended - go rogue. Orders above all.

It’s a sharp contrast with Russo Bros Cap, who prioritized morality over politics and had zero qualms about ignoring questionable orders, whose hands were never “tied” by the expectations of the government. It paints this version in a very unflattering light.

While I’d have preferred that this Cap stood with the mutants, it even would have been better if he’d blatantly stood up to Rogue, seeing as she was openly attacking the US military in the midst of an escalation of international conflict. He’d have been demolished in a heartbeat, but at least then he’d be taking a stand, one way or the other. Instead, the version we got was an impotent government mouthpiece. The epitome of the character that mainstream audiences *think* Cap is, instead of what he can be (and often is) in the right hands.

But at the end of the day, this is not the MCU, it’s not the “Captain America show” and it’s not the Avengers. The writers are telling a specific story about prejudice, genocide, and tolerance, and if you’re only going to have Cap in one scene, there are worse ways to illustrate that the X-Men are on their own, I just wish it didn’t come at the expense of Steve’s willingness to always do the right thing, the only real cornerstone of his character.

(I will admit, the shield toss was hilarious.)

#meta

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#loki #jotunn #mcu loki

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Lokis prison clothes were prettier than what ever the fuck he was wearing on Sakaar

#i mean #yeah

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PRINCE OF RAVEN

#Loki #fanart

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Character: Lady Loki

Series: Marvel Comics

SUBMISSION

#loki #loki cosplay

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Awww

#Asks

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Other reasons why loki take over odin position is was good thing.

Now before we go to while 'loki steal trone from thor and odin', thor literally reject trone from his father ir loki in odin disguise, he reject the offer and leave without checking anything. I meant in for whole films Asgard showing that odin and thor are trone candidate while odin never bei g list despite he is a prince and frigga well... Amd there's no other peoples that for next line

And while in ragnarok they trying make Loki is bad king, they actually showing how Thor is more worst king and worst person. I meant for two years where is he, sure he saying he searching infinity stones but did he just cut all communication from all nine realms? Like did he even trying to communicate with his friends, from many scenes he look likely not care for his close friends either.

And in dark world and even thor literally saying that odin is too old for ruling and ill even like that he still go without make sure odin okey enough and trone was fine.

It was really good thing that Loki replace odin because looks likely everything is fine in his rule, in agent of Asgard is hinted too. Can you imagine real odin that still on trone while his mind to much angry with what happened in dark world? Yeah everything will be burn and thor gonna got blame.... You know what i think that is better because Asgard got destroy by own odin actions. But Loki to much care

I am not justify whay Loki did but if he didn't do it it will be so much worse

Thor Ragnarok never actually show how or even get into detail of how Loki is a bad king. Thor says the nine realms are in chaos, but it's never explained what that means and with the destruction of Asgard that's only something that's going to get worse in the end. The second thing is Thor says enemies are plotting against Asgard which just sounds more paranoid than anything and again it's never resolved or given a way it could be resolved even if thanos and the snap didn't happen.

That drives me crazy. Not only does TR tell not show they are not even good at telling.

There's nothing on screen that shows Loki being a bad king and the writing doesn't care enough about world building to give anything to demonstrate him being a bad king

#Asks

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looks like someone is purring while sleeping

#bucky barnes #Alpine the cat #fanart

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#Loki gif

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Endless X-Men 97

#rogue #x men 97

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Even gods shed tears.

#reblogging this #my sweet boys #tears #gif #brodinsons