Did Odin Forgive Loki?

1 Loki Being Instantly Forgiven By Odin Oddly enough, it was here when Odin chose to forgive him when he saw Loki before his death. Odin didn’t bring up any of the bad blood between them from Thor: The Dark World, nor did he have any anger toward Loki.

Was Loki a good guy in the end?

If we believe that is the “good” choice, then that’s the utilitarian way to view morality. In Loki’s case, he tries to conquer Earth (unsuccessfully, we might add), but at the end of his MCU arc in Avengers: Infinity War, he sacrifices himself to save half of the universe. By utilitarian philosophy, Loki is good.

Did Loki ever care about Thor?

To summarise, Loki’s love for Thor was always there. He just didn’t realise it. Blinded by ambition, he lost sight of what was truly important, but in the end, in the very end, he realised what he valued more, and he chose to save it with his own life. Thor and Loki have a long, complicated history in the comics.

Where is Loki at the end of Ragnarok?

Concept art from The Art of Avengers: Endgame reveals Loki went to Jotunheim at the end of Thor: Ragnarok in an alternate draft of the script.

Who is the bad guy at the end of Loki?

Well, we were all so sure that “He Who Remains,” a.k.a the dude sitting at the end of time, handing out job opportunities to Sylvie and Loki, is the iconic Marvel villain Kang the Conquerer.

Did Loki really try to kill Thor?

Loki sent down the Destroyer to kill him, unintentionally allowing him to regain his power and become a threat again. Yes, Loki was genuinely trying to kill Thor at that point, and he very nearly did so. He then tried to kill Thor again when Thor returned to stop his mad plans.

Did Loki really betray Malekith?

Still, a betrayal is a betrayal, and Loki did make Malekith believe that he was turning on Thor by seemingly slicing off his brother’s arm. Just when Malekith was convinced of Loki’s loyalties, the latter betrayed him when Malekith drew the Aether out of Jane to sic Thor on him.

Does Loki’s ‘Loki’ betrayal in the new Disney+ series?

Updated on July 29th, 2021 by Colin McCormick: In his own hugely successful Disney+ show, the audience was able to see different sides of Loki. He was more sympathetic, more remorseful, and even heroic at times. But in the end, he is still the God of Mischief after all so Loki does still feature some more of his classic betrayals.