The sixth and final episode of Loki Season 2 is now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar Malaysia. I’ll be discussing heavy spoilers so if you haven’t seen it or want to avoid spoilers, now’s your chance to stop reading. Check out my spoiler-free review of Loki Season 2 here.

The synopsis reads:

“Loki” Season 2 picks up in the aftermath of the shocking season finale when Loki finds himself in a battle for the soul of the Time Variance Authority. Along with Mobius, Hunter B-15 and a team of new and returning characters, Loki navigates an ever expanding and increasingly dangerous multiverse in search of Sylvie, Judge Renslayer, Miss Minutes and the truth of what it means to possess free will and glorious purpose.

In the meantime, check out my breakdown of Loki Season 2 Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3 and Episode 4 here.

Check out my breakdown of Secret Invasion Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4 and Episode 5 here.

Check out my breakdown of She-Hulk Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7, Episode 8 here, and Episode 9 here.

Check out my breakdown of Ms. Marvel Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5 and Episode 6 here.

Also, check out my breakdowns of Moon Knight Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5 and Episode 6 here.

You can check out my previous breakdowns of Hawkeye Episodes 1 and 2 here, Episode 3 here, Episode 4 here and Episode 5. and Episode 6 here.

In addition, you can check out my previous breakdowns of Marvel’s What If? Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7, Episode 8 and Episode 9 here.

If you haven’t, you can check out my previous breakdowns and easter egg articles for WandaVision Episode 1 and 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7, Episode 8 and Episode 9.

For The Falcon And The Winter Soldier, you can check out my previous breakdowns for Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5 and Episode 6.

For previous breakdowns of Loki episodes, check out Episode 1 here, Episode 2 here, Episode 3 here, Episode 4 here, Episode 5 here and Episode 6 here.

Groundhog Day: Loki Time Slips Back To Before The Temporal Loom Exploded Several Times And Spends Centuries Learning Everything OB Knows

Loki keeps time slipping (on purpose, now that he can control it) to before Victor Timely went out to fix the Temporal Loom, but failed and it exploded. In a sort of Groundhog Day sequence, Loki repeats these events to figure out how to prevent the Temporal Loom from exploding.

He also literally spends centuries learning OB’s knowledge about time mechanics, physics and engineering.

In simple terms? It results in a bunch of nonsense techno-babble.

Victor Timely Confirms That The Temporal Loom Is Exploding Because The Multiverse Is Infinitely Expanding

Infinite Earths, anyone?

We officially have the Marvel Multiverse now.

Loki Time Slips Further In Time To Before Sylvie Killed He Who Remained

It’s another Groundhog Day situation as Loki repeatedly attempts to stop Sylvie from killing He Who Remains.

However, there’s a twist.

He Who Remains Has Time Slipping Powers Too And He Planned To Die Back In Loki Season 1 To Be Reincarnated

But why does he want to reincarnate?

He also reveals that the Temporal Loom is just there as a failsafe to delete unwanted branches and protect the Sacred Timeline, which we already kind of know.

Then, Loki goes back even further in time to earlier when Mobius first interrogated him back in Loki Season 1. From Mobius, Loki learns that no one chooses their comfort, only their burden.

Loki Sacrifices Himself To Create Yggdrasill

Loki somehow creates Yggdrasill or maybe connects the branches of the Multiverse to Yggdrasill.

The latter seems more likely because Yggdrasill has always existed. Asgard and the other realms are proof of that.

Or what he did is symbolic, and that just represents the endless cycle of life and time and it only forms in the shape of Yggdrasill because Loki is Asgardian.

Whatever it is, Loki sacrificed his own life and bonds so that the Multiverse can live.

But he’s still alive.

Don’t ask me how, I’m not the One Above All.

There you have it, folks.

I guess the MCU’s Multiverse Saga has officially begun?

Until the next one, excelsior!