Loki season 2: All 6 episodes ranked from worst to best

1. Episode 6, “Glorious Purpose”

The “Glorious Purpose” episode in Loki’s second season is like a fantastic storybook, mixing exciting time travel adventures, tough choices, and how Loki has grown and changed.

This episode is really special. You can feel the excitement as Loki jumps through time, trying to stop a disaster from happening. Tim and time again, we see him try things over and over, with little adjustments here and there learn from every failed attempt. What makes this episode really clever is how it keeps you on the edge of your seat while showing us more about what Loki and the other characters are thinking and feeling.

Loki decides not to follow He Who Remains’ advice to kill Sylvie, which shows us how much he has changed and how he thinks about right and wrong. The way Loki, Mobius, and Sylvie interact in different times is not only smart but also helps us understand their changing relationships and personal struggles.

The most amazing, heartbreaking, and beautiful part of the episode is at the end. Loki chooses to destroy the Loom and magically saves the timelines that were dying by using his own godly powers. This scene shows us Loki’s incredible power and his willingness to help others, even if it means a big sacrifice for him. By turning the timelines into the MCU’s version of the Norse World Tree Yggdrasil, the episode shows us a beautiful picture of growth, connection, and the twists and turns of life. This choice marks a new journey for Loki, where he decides to take care of these timelines all by himself, showing a side of him we’ve never seen before. He did get a throne, the one he was born to take, becoming the God of Marvel (not really an official title, but the fact he is single-handedly keeping timelines alive means that without him, all of the MCU would have disappeared).

The episode also sets up exciting things for the future, like the TVA adapting to these changes and starting to look for different versions of He Who Remains. We also see B-15 become a leader at the TVA, and another interesting story about Renslayer and Alioth begins. The episode ends on a touching note, with Mobius and Sylvie stepping away from their roles, giving us a moment of calm in a story full of action and twists.

All in all, “Glorious Purpose” is an excellent episode because it combines thrilling moments with deep feelings and ideas, making it the best episode of Loki’s second season.

The second season of Loki is a true rollercoaster ride of emotions, adventures, and mind-bending twists that leave viewers both thrilled and thoughtful (and some of us absolutely emotionally destroyed, thank you Marvel). Each episode builds upon the last, creating a rich story that’s both entertaining and thought-provoking.

The season cleverly mixes humor with heart, action with introspection, and presents us with a Loki who is more complex and relatable than ever. With its unexpected turns, deeper dives into the characters’ inner worlds, and a finale that promises even more exciting developments, this season not only lives up to the high expectations set by its first but surpasses them, cementing its place as a standout in the world of superhero shows. As a seires, Loki is a testament to the power of great storytelling, where every moment is a blend of fun, excitement, and a deeper look into what makes us human, all wrapped up in a show that’s as magical as it is meaningful.

Now… to find a new show. And another MCU character to love since I am 3 for 3 now – my three favorites have all sacrificed themselves to save the world. Thank you, Tony Stark, Wanda Maximoff, and Loki Laufeyson.

Which episode of Loki season 2 was your favorite? Were you a fan of how it ended for the God of Mischief?