How would you explain loki changing in and out of his frost giant form in the original thor movie? If the TVA couldn't change it how was loki able to ?
@@akshatthakur9219 yeah marvel needs some game of thrones/rambo type shit if they want to be relevant again {in quick time, they could just level out and go back, it would take time but it would work, but if they outright change th edirection, and its better, people will recognize that sooner)
which I give him even bigger props for knowing he basically hated the role. He had said this comic/sci fi stuff wasn't his thing and he didnt really like it. Thor 2 made him all but resent having to do ragnarok but the man showed up, did his job and nailed it
Yeah they all said he was so legendary good they just watches in ah of his performance...the scene when he stripes Thor of his powers & banished him to earth that was ah good a** performance
That’s not what he said. He said that particular spell was designed to be nearly impossible to break and the name of the spell indicates that that holds true even in the caster’s death, but that does not mean the same is true for all spells
Hela was loosed due to the type of incantation of judgment BY Odin Allfather. That's also WHY Hela was able to stop Thor's throw of Mjolnir & simultaneously break Mjolnir: Odin had taken her ability to CALL Mjolnir...NOT weild the hammer. That was Hela's curse. Thor Odinson's ability was taken until he was"found worthy"...& the incantation went: "Whosoever be found worthy to weild this hammer will be granted the power of Thor." That puts the dying Jane Foster into play as Thor...merely because in the time Thor Odinson became worthy again, he requested Mjolnir to "protect Jane at all costs". Odin Allfather was SO POWERFUL before his ascent to Valhalla that even Thanos worried over the idea of not achieving his destiny; but being stopped by Odin...so Thanos waited for Odin to ascend (die) & go to Valhalla. Odin Allfather was NOT to be trifled with. Not even Arishem, Eternity OR lessers like Mephisto & Kang dared challenge Odin. "The One Above All" & his writers, researchers of legend & artists dared mess with Odin...with great reservation🤔😉🤓🤣
@@nothde9865 I am pretty sure the cinematic universe directly states that is was ASGARDS fall, not odins, that prevented Thanos from moving. He knew of both Odin and Hela. Had Asgard still been standing, Hela would have absolutely roflstomped even infinity gauntlet Thanos. She only lost due to her own hubris.
@@goldenhate6649 Where did it state it's because of Asgard's fall? Thanos don't even know who Hela is lol, in fact no one knows who Hela is. She's the supposed to be the secret daughter of Odin.
Allfather kept peace between the nine realms. He kept hela grounded even while he was in odinsleep. We all know how powerful hela was. He was infact the God of war and death.
this could be a great movie, showing the time when Odin was a bad guy with Hela, then he turned to a good guy with some reasons behind it. I would really love to watch it.
It's hard to write stories where "over powered" beings exist without wrecking your whole plan. For example... it's one of the reasons you don't see any stories about "actual gods" unless they conform to the eastern, norse, or roman styles where gods are weak and petty. But you never see anything portray God unless it's via a "trial" in the vein of Bruce Almighty because writing a story around a being with the power to know anything in an instant or alter reality and/or rewrite the very rules of nature is just too much cheating. So we write stories with beings that are well... "more down to earth" and then we limit their powers even further for practicality. It's just easier for Odin to never do anything other than sit on his throne or be busy somewhere else without much explanation so we can have a flawed Odinson do the work instead and provide some entertainment along the way. I mean... Odin had a spear called Gungnir and it had the power to hit anything from what seems to essentially be anywhere. And no matter how BAMF you were... it's going to hit you. It's hard to write stories when there is a giant "Screw that one guy in particular" button around and all that needs to be done is for the good side to press it.
Hela could only escape her prison once Odin died. Thor was never told about who she was so he was completely unprepared for her arrival. Odin was powerful, still he was arrogant. 🤔🫡
Odin cast his spell outside the TVA. The TVA magic dampeners do not reverse magic, they suppress it. Therefore Loki could not cast a spell within the TVA but the spell cast upon him before he got there was not reversed.
@@michaelhooper4807 the same reason it didn't reverse in the TVA - already cast. After Odin cast the spell, he didn't have to maintain it for the rest of his life. You can't unscramble an egg.
People forget how strong Odin is. Yall only saw the old Odin when he’s a king but only if you knew how he got to that point, Odin was ruthless when he was young and eradicated all his foes. He’s more destructive than Hela herself
Either they didnt think of it or they wanted him to keep his normal look more than they cared staying 1,000% accurate to every little thing. Not to say Odin wasnt powerful but that seems more like a production slip/decision.
Odin's Magic wasn't an illusion it turned Loki near fully Asgardian. Except when coming into contact with essential magic that binds Loki's essence like Jotunheim magic he cannot turn back or show his true form even if he is cut off from Magic. However, it is shown that like Thor Loki had to go through a crucible of his own to discover his true "glorious purpose" and the true level of his powers.
Or… Odin warmed Loki up.. which is why when Loki is exposed to extreme cold he turns blue again. As shown in the movies. Maybe I just missed it. So can anyone point me to any material that says Odin used magic on Loki?
For a very interesting spin on Odin, try reading "The Dresden Files" (spoiler warning) - in the 7th book he shows up as Donar Vadderung, the head and CEO of Monoc Securities, which supplies security for magically clued in types. No Thor or Loki, but Hugin and Munin are REALLY interesting, as are the Choosers/Valkyries. The audio book is narrated by the actor who played Spike in Buffy, and is awesome - and I'm not much of an audiobook person. :) FYI don't skip books, each book builds on the previous ones.
This doesn't make sense because when Odin died, his power to contain Hela disappeared, so Odin's power to have Loki keep his human form should also have disappeared. So, clearly Odin did something else to Loki other than illusions to give him a human appearance, like a permanent physical change.
if the logic that once Odin dies, all his magic does too is true, then maybe that's why Cap could lift Mjolnir, technically there was no Odin in this timeline 🤔 who knows how far 1 God's magic travels if it's not in the same universe
@@vAngelxwell those were simple enchantments. Odin actively had to keep Hela trapped bc she was most likely always trying to escape. She _wanted_ to be free. There was an opposing force conflicting with the magic that Odin cast to trap her, so when he died, that the opposing force was able to bypass the magic bc Odin wasn’t reenforcing it. But with the hammer, it’s more like a rule that can’t be broken. And there was no force opposing the enchantment either.
@@nicodiangelo6788it makes sense considering the fact that odin literally said I used my life force to imprison her If it were the case that everything he did will be undone when he died then I think the MCU would have been torn apart instantly, as odin has been in power for centuries as one of the most powerful in the universe, and also in love and thunder it was clearly shown that the enchantment never left (no one could lift a piece of the hammer during the tourist epilogues) )
@cody967 yeah I didn't really believe it much at first either especially since I was raised catholic but tbh the deeper u dig into it and the more u learn the more it starts to really make sense. All religious/mythological beliefs are like different pieces to a larger puzzle and the more u put it together the clearer the big picture becomes...def worth to keep looking at it I say 😉
Did anyone else think about the time they shut off the magic suppressor machine..someone should have ran upstairs to the desk that was holding All the infinity stones and used them lol
No because its wrong they explicitly tell us why the stones dont work, the tva is outside time and space thus rendering them usless. @@courtneydurham8429
@@kellentaylor7315but they do in MCU. Infinity Ultron Was able to use their power and beat the Watcher through multiverse. Also Avengers were able to use Stones borrowed from different timelines (which are now considered different universes). The machine that destroys Stones works only on the Stones from the same Universe, but Stones work in every Universe.
Asgardians don't get more powerful with age. Ive been collecting thor comics for over 40 years, and have back issues going into "tales of suspense" . Where do you people come from?
I don’t think Thor would be able to. He is also a very emotional person, whereas Loki Had just started to have attachments. Thor would let his attachments hinder his decisions, where Loki used his to make the decision to be alone, in the name of saving them.
The fact you are replying to theories and giving your ideas using all the movies as support proves you actually put work in this and i am subbing cause its not just random garbage for views :3
Odin just happened to die. Odin is no match for the infinity stones and thanks was going soft on all of them when he had all stones as well as only a few. Like the comics, he just wanted to feel a challenge
I prefer to think that the shows are absolutely real and that cgi writing mistakes are irrelevant. It keeps the fantasy magical. Let's all try to do that.
Why? The enchantment on Mjölnir still works. Meaning all magic Odin cast prior to death still does. Where do people get the idea that someones death undos already finished spells?
Not necessarily Thanos during 2010-19 was inevitability waiting to happen, Thanos had more than enough army in his one ship to Conquer any Planet than all of Asgard, Not to mention Asgard doesn't properly fair well against invasion just go rewatch Dark World again if you doubt it. If Odin had proper Odin sleep then maybe I would have agreed with you. But Odin during MCU pretty much avoided the sleep cycle and was running on Fumes, Thanos would've snapped Odin's neck if he had personally invaded Asgard during Dark World.
@@omkarshirgaonkar9800if you’re purely talking about the garbage adaptation of Odin that marvel had to portray, than yes you’re correct. But COMIC accurate Odin it wouldn’t of mattered if he had his Odin sleep or not, he’s just in a completely different league then thanos.
Love the channel, but i can clear this up. Please pin it if you dont mind. The story behind Lokis perma change is Odin physicaly changed him. Yes, frost or "Fuier" giant magic makes him turn back to his normal form, but that in itself is magic. So when Loki goes to the TVA, he is simple going there as his actual self. There is no magic to undo. That would be illusion magic. Something Loki is a master at, even surpassing his father, only rivaled by his mother. Odin has the Odin force, a power on par with Cosmic power like the silver surfer and Galactus. And thats the level of power you need to physicaly change a being. Not counting mutatations, or mutates or course. Even the powers of Hell cant make beings, only currupt them. Thats how you get ghost riders, Etragan and such. So loki would have noticed an illusion cast on him very early. Hope this helps clear things up!
I feel like they could have used the infinity stones once they turned off the magic buffer. Would have made for cheap writing, but could have still been cool to see.
Maybe the infinity stones only work when within the universes they originated from. For example an infinity stone from 1 universe would not work in another universe. 🤷♀️
@@mooreep791I don’t think having the time stone would have changed anything. Essentially Loki’s time slipping was the same as him using the time stone.
@@SpaceKitten88Endgame proved that infinity stones can be taken out of their universe. I think infinity stones don’t work because the TVA is located out of space and time.?
you realize even Odin had a father right? that his father was a god? that "All Father" is merely a title that gets passed down. and the cosmic entities pretty much all have him beat. oh and TOAA and TOBA.
@@Zombie-Bhai Messed up still tho, in that same series the infinity smasher didn't work because it was made for a different universes stones, terrible incontinuity imo.....
I thought that Ultron was using the stones as a power source, and when he was affecting other universes it was his own technology combined with the power of the stones.
In Loki, loki complains about the avengers travelling back in time. Ravonna says that it was meant to happen. Similarly, Loki's transformation by Odin's magic was meant to happen. Hence, TVA didn't capture Odin.
*And now with Odin gone. And Loki selflessly saving the TVA as well as all the many timelines by himself by holding them while sitting on his throne of gold for all time forming the tree of life Loki is the all powerful and with great power ... well you know the rest. If only everyone can see him now they would be proud. Loki truly a hero, truly a god.*
He is pretty much poisoning the veins of the tree of life of ''the one who remains''. Thats dependancy, not power. Loki is a trickster, not a God. Whilst Odin is the All-Father. Loki only has the Omega, whilst Odin is both Alpha and Omega.
@@musicdamar583 *There would be no tree of life without Loki since he is the one that by destorying "he who remains" "loom" turned the timelines into the tree of life by ultimately sacrificing himself for the greater good. In the MCU Odin is no more so he is neither the "Alpha or Omega". With that said a "Trickster" is a form of God known as a "Trickster God" which Loki is but now he is so much more than just that since he has transcended, now he is also "worthy" which is "Glorious" to behold indeed.* Sidenote: Kang The Conqueror and his Variants like Victor Timely and He who Remains has been taking nothing but L's from Antman, Loki and Company.
@@musicdamar583 What a bad take. So, using tools and intelligence is a bad thing now? You must win every fight with brute brawl? What a joke of a sentiment.
@@musicdamar583you really have no clue lol I'll explain a little and I'm done after that go read comics you casual Asgardians get more powerful over time basically the one who remain was extremely intelligent however Loki surpass his intelligence at the end it took him a few hundred years to learn everything and another few to dominate the knowledge of time slip when the timelines hit him instead of whipping him basically it boosted him to Super godlike power's I say he probably got hit like 20 thousand years... similar thing happened in a comic to Thor vs Thanos guess what happened??
I hadn't thought of this during the series. Sometimes forget that Odin's magic keeps him looking the way we're used to seeing him. Odin is absurdly powerful in the MCU and this makes complete sense when you look at the context of everything else. He was holding back the immensely powerful Hela, as well as Surtur. Coincidingly, only after he passed on did Thanos feel like he could come out and start making huge waves collecting the stones himself. It was like a bunch of Great White sharks smelling blood in the water from the dead Megalodon. They all knew they could finally come out.
Odin learned magic from Freya whos from Vanaheim. He also went through many painful sacrifices to gain wisdom (his power). Interestingly he is one of the few males in norse mythology to practice magic and not be seen as effeminate.
He literally strips away Thor's power like it's a piece of paper and turns his son from god to mere mortal, and order Mjolnir to only allow those who are worthy to wield it 🥱
The fun thing is that enchantment only works for those who Odin would see as worthy so let’s say Loki cast the enchantment Thor and Odin would never be able to lift the hammer Also Odin is a hypocrite considering what he did in the past and raised Thor to hate the frost giants then punished him for going and doing what Odin did around 1000 years before
@@Auvas_Damask Technically Thor will slowly inherit the Odin-force, since Odin’s spirit will aid him. So, him showing more and more of Odin’s feats is kinda expected.
@@boshtuyi6035 Disney finds a way to ruin EVERYTHING, including who Odin is supposed to be. His whole THING is sacrificing whatever it takes to gain more knowledge, to the point that he HUNG himself just so he could gain knowledge from the land of the dead. Another one had him impale himself on his own spear and actually risk killing himself in the pursuit of knowledge. The Odin in God Of War is a LOT closer to the actual mythological Odin than Disney's is. In fact, it's practically a perfect example of who Odin is. Then there's the thing with Thor's hammer: the ONLY reason it is Thor's weapon is because he's the only one strong enough to use it. Has nothing to do with one's worthiness. In fact, it was actually STOLEN by a frost giant once. Loki had to convince Thor to put on a dress and act like Sigurd in order to get it back, because the giant in question demanded her hand in marriage in exchange for returning the hammer.
Can anyone quote any director saying that Odin used magic on Loki? I just want to see some source material on this. Because what it looks like happened is Odin warmed Loki up. Which is why when Loki becomes very cold, he turns back blue.
Odin never cast a spell to change Loki. Loki was changed by being taken from his home environment at a young age and being placed in warmth. That's why when he touches extreme cold his skin reverts back.
@@abongilezolanipeterson5588 the scene you are talking about shows Odin picking a young frost giant that was not fully adapted cold weather and once Loki is held by a warm body he changed. And if you call that a spell then I guess a random frost giant soldier has stronger magic than Odin because all he had to do was hold Loki's hand and turned his skin blue.
Damn, that Odin Allfather is a total bad###. Alive or dead, that bad### mother###### is still great, awesome, & legendary no matter where in time, space, or multiverse he or his variants reside at. Long live Odin Allfather of Asgard! 🤴🤴🤴😉😉😉🙏🙏🙏
That magic was a physical change. Its like Dr Strange cut your hand off with the sling ring and then you're asking why my arm didnt come back in TVA. Odin permanently (physically)made Loki an asgardian thus he is a regular human jn TVA
Loki never stopped being Frost Giant. His change from bluish skin to normal skin was not caused by Odin. It was natural. Loki is a natural born shape shifter The change was instinctive. Not magical. Odin has nothing to do with it. I wish people had a clue about stuff like this
@@giiobskevin5323 You probably didn't know that Thor, Odin, Loki was based off Norse Mythology? do you? I'm a marvel fan ever since the comics to MCU and I read mythologies as well. Loki is definitely a shape shifter regardless if it is magical or not. There is nothing wrong with OG's comment above.
As a disclaimer I'm more familiar with Norse mythology than Marvel universe, but the Norse Loki is a shapeshifter, so I would assume Marvel Loki is a shapeshifter too. So, Loki doesn't look like an Asgardian because of Odin's magic, but because baby Loki felt a connection with Odin and wanted to look similar, which would also explain why Odin stopped his aggressive wars with adopting Loki: even after being at the receiving end of Odin's wrath Loki just wanted to be loved. Or Loki tricked Odin even as a baby. Who knows 😅 I don't know about MCU, but in other fictional universes shapeshifting sometimes is considered magic and sometimes isn't. Even when it is magic, sometimes only the actual shapeshifting is magic, but the shape shifted to is not, so preventing magic prevents further shapeshifting but doesn't cancel previous shapeshifts.
We see Loki shape-shifting quite alot in the MCU (Thor 2 during the escape he became half the avengers and Sif, Thor 3 he pretended to be Odin himself for months at a time). Odin cast the original enchantment on Loki to change his appearance to Asguardian, Loki as he grew up, later learnt how to use magic, including how to tweak this enchantment and temporarily suppress it, which is how he figured out he was a frost giant by birth. Why it's not suppressed in the TVA is arguable, my theory is the room only stops you casting/activating magical abilities, it does not strip currently active ones from you (unless they need upkeep, it prevents the upkeep, his shapeshift needs no upkeep). Hence why the stones were "innert", their powers still existed inside them but could not activate when touched, They don't passively do anything except exist, everything else is an active effect triggered by interacting with a user, be that as simple as exploding them because the user can't handle their power, or letting them change the universe itself. The energy transfer itself is blocked, and thus normal stone. Could also argue that the stones are just the physical manifestation of their particular aspect, not the aspect itself, and thus when blocked they are just stones as the gateway to the power is closed.
The biggest misconceptions people have is about why Infinity Stones don't work in the TVA. A few think that the TVA deactivates them like magic, but the TVA is simply not powerful enough for this. Most people think it is because they don't work in other universes which is only true to non-marvel universes. The actual reason they don't work is because they were created by the creation of the universe, so in other words this universe is their power source. Now people use the stones to create new timelines (new universes) and then the TVA comes in takes the stone and deletes the universe eliminating the power source of that Infinity Stone making it useless.
In some stories, the infinity stones don’t work outside their universe and Loki seems to be wearing an inhibitor collar, which is basically their way to say we shut off your powers if you wear this without an explanation
Maybe it was just that Odin's magic was cast on Loki as a baby, which was a long time ago. So, the magic got more permanent as time went on and only Designated magical objects can bring Loki back to his Frost Giant form. THEORY! ❤
Damn best explanation of this situation I've ever heard I love the knowledge physics bring us but I know I will never wrap my head around the math's or truest meaning of them . Thank You
It was a physical transmogrification. He changed Loki’s actual physical body. Loki turning blue and looking like an ice giant was an illusion for dramatic effect
Alternatively, it was more convenient for the showrunners to not have Tom Hiddleston kitted out like a member of the blue man group for the entire series.
I just wish we had gotten to see an Iron Man suit made of Uru. Imagine the MK 85 nanites made of Uru. In Infinity War the scene where Ebony Maw has Dr. Strange in that needle device, they actually shot a version where Tony sends the MK 50 nanites onto Dr. Strange to protect him from the needles & get him out of it. The nanites form the Iron Man suit, but they use the Eye & the Time Stone as a power source. It forms a large glyph around the Eye in the center of the chest & all the lighted parts are green. The glyphs that appear when Dr. Strange uses his sling ring emit from the palm repulsers. The cloak that Dr. Strange normally wears attaches to Tony while all this is going on. The renders are freaking awesome & there are behind the scenes shots of them filming it, but they never used any of it.
Similar vibes to how in back to the future 2 the v reason doc brown had the cosmetic procedure in 2015 was bc Christopher Lloyd didn't want to sit for prosthetics every day off filming. He was actually peeling off the props in the scene
Loki’s skin color changes due to extreme, magical, cold. The Cask, and the touch of a frost giant were the two things that triggered his change. Just being in the TVA wouldn’t trigger it.
The TVA’s primary focus is on maintaining the sacred timeline and preventing disruptions. Undoing Odin’s spell on Loki’s Frost Giant heritage isn’t within their purview. Their power dampening abilities specifically target magic and technology, not personal transformations. So, Loki’s Asgardian form remains unaffected by the TVA’s influence. 🌟
This is definitely an oversight, but I do love the idea that Odin in his prime was the most powerful being in the universe and that he likely used the stones. After all, Thanos only decided to attack a few days after Odin died
If they had younger Odin fighting Serder or even having like a series like they do with the Loki and winter soldier if they had younger, Odin played by someone younger mature and just see how incredibly powerful and strong he truly is that would be amazing
Might be legit because Loki always reverted to his frost giant physiology when near jotunhiem artifacts so we know his dna wasn’t changed completely, but Odin’s magic was just always at work. Guess you could say that Odin’s magic did work within the TVA
The magic Odin used to change Loki wasn’t an illusion, it was an actual physical change. There I fixed it.
I feel like odin basically rewrite loki dna making him half giant and half asgardian
And if it was Odin didn't do it, it was Helgas magic
@@ShiskabaonNo cause in the Thor Movies it shows he still is a frost giant.
Loki not a giant anymore
How would you explain loki changing in and out of his frost giant form in the original thor movie? If the TVA couldn't change it how was loki able to ?
We need an Odin series but make it Rated R so we can see a younger Odin can rip through all the enemies of Asgard.
Younger Odin, was a terrible person, just so you know.
@@anthonyelledge7475that's why it's rated r 😈
@@akshatthakur9219 yeah marvel needs some game of thrones/rambo type shit if they want to be relevant again {in quick time, they could just level out and go back, it would take time but it would work, but if they outright change th edirection, and its better, people will recognize that sooner)
I second✋🏻
And how he conquered the 9 realms with Hela by his side
the fact that Thanos waited for Odin to die before attacking says enough
Who's aiding????
What
@@Fuckyoutubecensorship1whattttt
Yeah, I think Thanos waited for Odin to die because Eitri can only make the gauntlet, and Eitri and his place were protected by Odin for many years
@the3cousins605 op spelled Odin wrong that's why I wrote that!
The best Odin scene was literally:”raaaighú” 😂
Lmao facts that’s his calling right there
@@TheProjectQ 🔥 💯 🫡
when was this ,..,i mean when did he said this???
@@unknown403error6 Thor one when Thor lost his powers and his ability to hold the hammer
It wasn't even scripted. That's why Loki looks so startled
antony hopkins role as odin is magnificent. he play it very believable
which I give him even bigger props for knowing he basically hated the role. He had said this comic/sci fi stuff wasn't his thing and he didnt really like it. Thor 2 made him all but resent having to do ragnarok but the man showed up, did his job and nailed it
He was perfect
Should have used a younger man who would still be capable of fighting on screen.
Yeah they all said he was so legendary good they just watches in ah of his performance...the scene when he stripes Thor of his powers & banished him to earth that was ah good a** performance
Anthony Hopkins is the best actor to ever live , prove me wrong.
Dr strange said its nearly impossible to break someone's magic that's dead
That’s not what he said. He said that particular spell was designed to be nearly impossible to break and the name of the spell indicates that that holds true even in the caster’s death, but that does not mean the same is true for all spells
They did it when he was alive and Odin wasn’t even on the same planet to stop it.
Then how hella break it
Odin wasn't dead that time
Hela was loosed due to the type of incantation of judgment BY Odin Allfather.
That's also WHY Hela was able to stop Thor's throw of Mjolnir & simultaneously break Mjolnir:
Odin had taken her ability to CALL Mjolnir...NOT weild the hammer.
That was Hela's curse.
Thor Odinson's ability was taken until he was"found worthy"...& the incantation went:
"Whosoever be found worthy to weild this hammer will be granted the power of Thor."
That puts the dying Jane Foster into play as Thor...merely because in the time Thor Odinson became worthy again, he requested Mjolnir to "protect Jane at all costs".
Odin Allfather was SO POWERFUL before his ascent to Valhalla that even Thanos worried over the idea of not achieving his destiny; but being stopped by Odin...so Thanos waited for Odin to ascend (die) & go to Valhalla.
Odin Allfather was NOT to be trifled with.
Not even Arishem, Eternity OR lessers like Mephisto & Kang dared challenge Odin.
"The One Above All" & his writers, researchers of legend & artists dared mess with Odin...with great reservation🤔😉🤓🤣
Let’s just honest, the marvel writers of the Loki show have no clue that he only looks like he does bc of Odins magic
Except even in the marvel universe Loki is half god half frost giant, so all Odin's magic would do is suppress his frost giant side.
@@jennaherman3859 ya that’s the point.
Wasn't the reason Thanos never attacked Earth because Odin was guarding it? Canonically Odin is powerful.
@@nothde9865 I am pretty sure the cinematic universe directly states that is was ASGARDS fall, not odins, that prevented Thanos from moving. He knew of both Odin and Hela. Had Asgard still been standing, Hela would have absolutely roflstomped even infinity gauntlet Thanos. She only lost due to her own hubris.
@@goldenhate6649 Where did it state it's because of Asgard's fall? Thanos don't even know who Hela is lol, in fact no one knows who Hela is. She's the supposed to be the secret daughter of Odin.
thanos patiently wait until odin is dead before he collects the infinity stone himself
Thanos knew the real power of odin
I don't understand is how did odin die in earth if he is so powerful
@@muzammil292he's powerful, but not immortal. Asgardians die in battle or of old age.... even if it is thousands of years.
@@muzammil292dw tho the All-Father is in Valhalla
@@helloitsmekingkappo9009 what
Allfather kept peace between the nine realms. He kept hela grounded even while he was in odinsleep. We all know how powerful hela was. He was infact the God of war and death.
You forgot wisdom and poets
I’m the god of death 💀
@@karlali7155'Umm..What the sigma🤓'
Odins version of Manifest Destiny
imagine a whole movie with odin and hela reaping complete fking havoc, might even have to go to the cinema for that
Ha ok is wreaked, not reaped.
I read reaped without the 'e' and was confused.
@@BangYongguk-sf8ly hurts that he was wrong twice.
this could be a great movie, showing the time when Odin was a bad guy with Hela, then he turned to a good guy with some reasons behind it. I would really love to watch it.
aPrequel..since Odin did pass on...
Odin is very underrated in mcu
he was too OP so they had nerfed him so bad.
MCU hate every powerful characters in the comic, MCU only deserve to direct kids movies
this video is wrong , tva doesnt let any magic happen in it, but can let magic that was already done before he went to the tva
It's hard to write stories where "over powered" beings exist without wrecking your whole plan. For example... it's one of the reasons you don't see any stories about "actual gods" unless they conform to the eastern, norse, or roman styles where gods are weak and petty.
But you never see anything portray God unless it's via a "trial" in the vein of Bruce Almighty because writing a story around a being with the power to know anything in an instant or alter reality and/or rewrite the very rules of nature is just too much cheating.
So we write stories with beings that are well... "more down to earth" and then we limit their powers even further for practicality. It's just easier for Odin to never do anything other than sit on his throne or be busy somewhere else without much explanation so we can have a flawed Odinson do the work instead and provide some entertainment along the way.
I mean... Odin had a spear called Gungnir and it had the power to hit anything from what seems to essentially be anywhere. And no matter how BAMF you were... it's going to hit you. It's hard to write stories when there is a giant "Screw that one guy in particular" button around and all that needs to be done is for the good side to press it.
@@CD-vb9fi👏🏻👏🏻
Hela could only escape her prison once Odin died. Thor was never told about who she was so he was completely unprepared for her arrival. Odin was powerful, still he was arrogant. 🤔🫡
Quite the hypocrite as it turned out in Rag.
Odin cast his spell outside the TVA. The TVA magic dampeners do not reverse magic, they suppress it. Therefore Loki could not cast a spell within the TVA but the spell cast upon him before he got there was not reversed.
Oh okay got it thank you
It’s like a vampire tvd style you can use a magic dampener but it not strong enough to change what they are there species Odin change Loki at birth
I like that, but with Odin's death, why didn't the spell reverse?
@@michaelhooper4807 the same reason it didn't reverse in the TVA - already cast. After Odin cast the spell, he didn't have to maintain it for the rest of his life. You can't unscramble an egg.
@@TheColleenDabeanShow ahh, good point
People forget how strong Odin is. Yall only saw the old Odin when he’s a king but only if you knew how he got to that point, Odin was ruthless when he was young and eradicated all his foes. He’s more destructive than Hela herself
who forgets..its knot beenshown..another good prequel is instore no ?
Odin is more powerful than his younger self
@@detroitmade6correct, asguardians grow in power as they age
The real fun fact.. directors did not think about it😂
Yep yep
Either they didnt think of it or they wanted him to keep his normal look more than they cared staying 1,000% accurate to every little thing. Not to say Odin wasnt powerful but that seems more like a production slip/decision.
That "ayeeee" was absolutely fu****g awesome, what a timing , love it 😂
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Thanks 😂😂
Facts lol
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Odin's Magic wasn't an illusion it turned Loki near fully Asgardian. Except when coming into contact with essential magic that binds Loki's essence like Jotunheim magic he cannot turn back or show his true form even if he is cut off from Magic. However, it is shown that like Thor Loki had to go through a crucible of his own to discover his true "glorious purpose" and the true level of his powers.
Or… Odin warmed Loki up.. which is why when Loki is exposed to extreme cold he turns blue again. As shown in the movies.
Maybe I just missed it. So can anyone point me to any material that says Odin used magic on Loki?
When Odin spoke. His word is and was law. That is beyond magic.
I really wish they would have done more with odin. He was such a bad ass character I wanted to see him actually fight
Odin growling at Loki will never not send me to the floor 🤣
That was actually an improvisation form Anthony Hopkins, Hiddleston was genuinely frightened😂
It made me jump in the cinema lol not jk
For a very interesting spin on Odin, try reading "The Dresden Files" (spoiler warning) - in the 7th book he shows up as Donar Vadderung, the head and CEO of Monoc Securities, which supplies security for magically clued in types. No Thor or Loki, but Hugin and Munin are REALLY interesting, as are the Choosers/Valkyries. The audio book is narrated by the actor who played Spike in Buffy, and is awesome - and I'm not much of an audiobook person. :)
FYI don't skip books, each book builds on the previous ones.
*Because Odin learns from his mistakes*
Glactus, beyonder and one above all chillin at the corner taking sips of their devine juice:
Odin who?☠️☠️
Always wanted an Odin movie
This doesn't make sense because when Odin died, his power to contain Hela disappeared, so Odin's power to have Loki keep his human form should also have disappeared. So, clearly Odin did something else to Loki other than illusions to give him a human appearance, like a permanent physical change.
if the logic that once Odin dies, all his magic does too is true, then maybe that's why Cap could lift Mjolnir, technically there was no Odin in this timeline 🤔 who knows how far 1 God's magic travels if it's not in the same universe
No it’s just a plot hole. Marvel has lots of them. Especially pertaining to Odin.
Didn't Odin state that Thor his son was stronger than him?
@@vAngelxwell those were simple enchantments. Odin actively had to keep Hela trapped bc she was most likely always trying to escape. She _wanted_ to be free. There was an opposing force conflicting with the magic that Odin cast to trap her, so when he died, that the opposing force was able to bypass the magic bc Odin wasn’t reenforcing it.
But with the hammer, it’s more like a rule that can’t be broken. And there was no force opposing the enchantment either.
@@nicodiangelo6788it makes sense considering the fact that odin literally said I used my life force to imprison her
If it were the case that everything he did will be undone when he died then I think the MCU would have been torn apart instantly, as odin has been in power for centuries as one of the most powerful in the universe, and also in love and thunder it was clearly shown that the enchantment never left (no one could lift a piece of the hammer during the tourist epilogues) )
Your Ancestors Called it Magic, but You Call it Science. I Come From a Land Where They Are One and the Same.
-Thor Odinson
Ancient astronaut theory 😉😄
So some rocket scientists walk into a bar.....
@@Mr0rris0 huh?
I don't know the reference
@@AJ-wl1fj fun to watch stuff on that. I don't buy into it, but def possible tho.
@cody967 yeah I didn't really believe it much at first either especially since I was raised catholic but tbh the deeper u dig into it and the more u learn the more it starts to really make sense. All religious/mythological beliefs are like different pieces to a larger puzzle and the more u put it together the clearer the big picture becomes...def worth to keep looking at it I say 😉
I always thought it was Loki himself who more on instinct changed his appearance to look more like odin.
No, that was Odin. It's in the original myth.
Odin and loki is "brothers" by blending their blood in a blod oath.
Did anyone else think about the time they shut off the magic suppressor machine..someone should have ran upstairs to the desk that was holding All the infinity stones and used them lol
This comment needs way more fucking upvotes
No because its wrong they explicitly tell us why the stones dont work, the tva is outside time and space thus rendering them usless. @@courtneydurham8429
LMAO
Infinity stones don’t use magic and they don’t work outside their own universe
@@kellentaylor7315but they do in MCU. Infinity Ultron Was able to use their power and beat the Watcher through multiverse. Also Avengers were able to use Stones borrowed from different timelines (which are now considered different universes). The machine that destroys Stones works only on the Stones from the same Universe, but Stones work in every Universe.
It was probably just a plot hole that the writers never thought about.
"that's how the older asgardians gets the power powerful they become🗿🍷"
Yeah bro
Yeah
Asgardians don't get more powerful with age. Ive been collecting thor comics for over 40 years, and have back issues going into "tales of suspense" . Where do you people come from?
@@pullcarsmelly8051 sorry man I did not know
@@pullcarsmelly8051 i havent really read comics but everyone says this age power relation. is it really false
I think, that better question after seson 2 of Loki is "Can Thor also hold multiverse like Loki?"
Thor is powerful. Learned with alfather. Loki is magical. Taught by freda
I don’t think Thor would be able to. He is also a very emotional person, whereas Loki Had just started to have attachments. Thor would let his attachments hinder his decisions, where Loki used his to make the decision to be alone, in the name of saving them.
Yeah Why Thor can't if Loki being his brother can do it.
they are two different person and being,
there's always something different in what they can and cant do
Easily
The fact you are replying to theories and giving your ideas using all the movies as support proves you actually put work in this and i am subbing cause its not just random garbage for views :3
Even Thanos is scared from Odin even though Thanos has the mind stone and power stone. Thanos is just waiting for Odin to die.
Odin just happened to die. Odin is no match for the infinity stones and thanks was going soft on all of them when he had all stones as well as only a few. Like the comics, he just wanted to feel a challenge
Oh lord...the AI voice spazzed when pronouncing Jotennheim lol
😂😂
Jötunheim*
@@Holmesson thank u forgot how to spell it
@@boebie5052 All good bro. Cheers 🍻
I have no words to convey my thanks!
And yet I still say:
With Deeply Profound Gratitude! ! !❤⚜️❤
Blessed Be! ! !❤🙏❤
I think it was more of an oversight or possibly intentional to make Loki have a more human appearance
Yeah to save cgi money 😂😂
I prefer to think that the shows are absolutely real and that cgi writing mistakes are irrelevant. It keeps the fantasy magical. Let's all try to do that.
Exactly, otherwise Loki would have turned blue as soon as Odin died.
Why? The enchantment on Mjölnir still works. Meaning all magic Odin cast prior to death still does.
Where do people get the idea that someones death undos already finished spells?
The magic of limited budget. Instead of having yo pay the special effects dudes, no need
no wonder Thanos waited for Ragnarok to happen because of Odin
Yeah I agree the only one strong enough to stop him was Odin
Not necessarily Thanos during 2010-19 was inevitability waiting to happen, Thanos had more than enough army in his one ship to Conquer any Planet than all of Asgard, Not to mention Asgard doesn't properly fair well against invasion just go rewatch Dark World again if you doubt it. If Odin had proper Odin sleep then maybe I would have agreed with you. But Odin during MCU pretty much avoided the sleep cycle and was running on Fumes, Thanos would've snapped Odin's neck if he had personally invaded Asgard during Dark World.
@@omkarshirgaonkar9800if you’re purely talking about the garbage adaptation of Odin that marvel had to portray, than yes you’re correct. But COMIC accurate Odin it wouldn’t of mattered if he had his Odin sleep or not, he’s just in a completely different league then thanos.
@@omkarshirgaonkar9800 totally agree... but a comic clown will jump in to disagree with you, uff
@@omkarshirgaonkar9800 Odin beats thanos
Love the channel, but i can clear this up. Please pin it if you dont mind.
The story behind Lokis perma change is Odin physicaly changed him. Yes, frost or "Fuier" giant magic makes him turn back to his normal form, but that in itself is magic. So when Loki goes to the TVA, he is simple going there as his actual self. There is no magic to undo. That would be illusion magic. Something Loki is a master at, even surpassing his father, only rivaled by his mother. Odin has the Odin force, a power on par with Cosmic power like the silver surfer and Galactus. And thats the level of power you need to physicaly change a being. Not counting mutatations, or mutates or course. Even the powers of Hell cant make beings, only currupt them. Thats how you get ghost riders, Etragan and such. So loki would have noticed an illusion cast on him very early. Hope this helps clear things up!
I feel like they could have used the infinity stones once they turned off the magic buffer. Would have made for cheap writing, but could have still been cool to see.
I agree
I was coming to comment the same thing. Time stone anyone??
Maybe the infinity stones only work when within the universes they originated from. For example an infinity stone from 1 universe would not work in another universe. 🤷♀️
@@mooreep791I don’t think having the time stone would have changed anything. Essentially Loki’s time slipping was the same as him using the time stone.
@@SpaceKitten88Endgame proved that infinity stones can be taken out of their universe. I think infinity stones don’t work because the TVA is located out of space and time.?
After all he is the All father Odin. A literal God of all gods.
Exactly
you realize even Odin had a father right? that his father was a god? that "All Father" is merely a title that gets passed down. and the cosmic entities pretty much all have him beat. oh and TOAA and TOBA.
@@degnomer8066 Don't confuse the Marvel Odin with the OG one . No cosmic entity can actually defeat Odin in his true form . Forget the TVA!
@@sahilchina1751 this is literally about the marvel Odin
@sahilchina1751 but Odin had a father in Norse Mythology too, his name was Bor
Holy shit that actually lines up dude great catch bro
Or maybe they liked how loki looked without makeup
hahaha i don't really think so
@@capecinema That's how it is son, that's how it was and that's how it always will be
The stones didn't work because they don't work outside of their own universe
Yea exactly, so what the fuck was infinity Ultron about, wgen hes fighting in different universes against the watcher?
@@EZ-D-FIANTi was complaining about that too but apparently they changed it now so the infinity stones work in every universe
@@Zombie-Bhai Messed up still tho, in that same series the infinity smasher didn't work because it was made for a different universes stones, terrible incontinuity imo.....
I thought that Ultron was using the stones as a power source, and when he was affecting other universes it was his own technology combined with the power of the stones.
@@ShiriR6 You got that where?
Even then the stones don't work in other verses full stop so surely they wouldn't work as a power source either?
In Loki, loki complains about the avengers travelling back in time. Ravonna says that it was meant to happen. Similarly, Loki's transformation by Odin's magic was meant to happen. Hence, TVA didn't capture Odin.
*And now with Odin gone. And Loki selflessly saving the TVA as well as all the many timelines by himself by holding them while sitting on his throne of gold for all time forming the tree of life Loki is the all powerful and with great power ... well you know the rest. If only everyone can see him now they would be proud. Loki truly a hero, truly a god.*
He is pretty much poisoning the veins of the tree of life of ''the one who remains''. Thats dependancy, not power. Loki is a trickster, not a God. Whilst Odin is the All-Father.
Loki only has the Omega, whilst Odin is both Alpha and Omega.
@@musicdamar583 *There would be no tree of life without Loki since he is the one that by destorying "he who remains" "loom" turned the timelines into the tree of life by ultimately sacrificing himself for the greater good. In the MCU Odin is no more so he is neither the "Alpha or Omega". With that said a "Trickster" is a form of God known as a "Trickster God" which Loki is but now he is so much more than just that since he has transcended, now he is also "worthy" which is "Glorious" to behold indeed.*
Sidenote: Kang The Conqueror and his Variants like Victor Timely and He who Remains has been taking nothing but L's from Antman, Loki and Company.
@@musicdamar583 What a bad take.
So, using tools and intelligence is a bad thing now?
You must win every fight with brute brawl?
What a joke of a sentiment.
@@musicdamar583you really have no clue lol I'll explain a little and I'm done after that go read comics you casual Asgardians get more powerful over time basically the one who remain was extremely intelligent however Loki surpass his intelligence at the end it took him a few hundred years to learn everything and another few to dominate the knowledge of time slip when the timelines hit him instead of whipping him basically it boosted him to Super godlike power's I say he probably got hit like 20 thousand years... similar thing happened in a comic to Thor vs Thanos guess what happened??
*The writers who probably forgot Loki was an ice giant or didn’t have the budget to CGI him for the whole season* : “uhhh yeah we knew about that”
I hadn't thought of this during the series. Sometimes forget that Odin's magic keeps him looking the way we're used to seeing him. Odin is absurdly powerful in the MCU and this makes complete sense when you look at the context of everything else. He was holding back the immensely powerful Hela, as well as Surtur. Coincidingly, only after he passed on did Thanos feel like he could come out and start making huge waves collecting the stones himself. It was like a bunch of Great White sharks smelling blood in the water from the dead Megalodon. They all knew they could finally come out.
Because Odin was born with power & magic
Odin learned magic from Freya whos from Vanaheim. He also went through many painful sacrifices to gain wisdom (his power).
Interestingly he is one of the few males in norse mythology to practice magic and not be seen as effeminate.
Odin is the father of gods
@@SomeGuyNamedRoyhe didn't learned from her, its his magic not hers.
So... Thanos had to wait until Odin had died before he could gather the infinity stones?
Was Thanos the true Ragnarok?
Nah he didn’t have to wait, he chose to wait because Odin would of whooped his ass
@@shaneverge5673
Damn I beleive you too seeing as how fair the fight became when Captain America was able to use mulnir.
Thanos was scat of odin
He literally strips away Thor's power like it's a piece of paper and turns his son from god to mere mortal, and order Mjolnir to only allow those who are worthy to wield it 🥱
Father of God for a reason
And Thor has ordered the Hammer to watch over Jane forever. He didn't have the power of Odin yet, so the hammer thing doesn't really count
The fun thing is that enchantment only works for those who Odin would see as worthy so let’s say Loki cast the enchantment Thor and Odin would never be able to lift the hammer
Also Odin is a hypocrite considering what he did in the past and raised Thor to hate the frost giants then punished him for going and doing what Odin did around 1000 years before
@@Auvas_Damask Technically Thor will slowly inherit the Odin-force, since Odin’s spirit will aid him.
So, him showing more and more of Odin’s feats is kinda expected.
@@kingol4801 This happened between Thor 2 and Avengers Age of Ultron
Anthony Hopkins' Odin was the Father or Grandfather we all needed.
Odin is a madman who sacrifice his one eye for knowledge.. No one can do shit to this man.
Not here he's not. He lost that eye in battle against the frost giants, not in pursuit of knowledge.
@@brandonbradley8480 yeah.....thx Disney ...-_-
@@boshtuyi6035 Disney finds a way to ruin EVERYTHING, including who Odin is supposed to be. His whole THING is sacrificing whatever it takes to gain more knowledge, to the point that he HUNG himself just so he could gain knowledge from the land of the dead. Another one had him impale himself on his own spear and actually risk killing himself in the pursuit of knowledge. The Odin in God Of War is a LOT closer to the actual mythological Odin than Disney's is. In fact, it's practically a perfect example of who Odin is. Then there's the thing with Thor's hammer: the ONLY reason it is Thor's weapon is because he's the only one strong enough to use it. Has nothing to do with one's worthiness. In fact, it was actually STOLEN by a frost giant once. Loki had to convince Thor to put on a dress and act like Sigurd in order to get it back, because the giant in question demanded her hand in marriage in exchange for returning the hammer.
I even forget that Loki was a Frost Giant
😂😂Hilarious comment but many of them forget this too
Can anyone quote any director saying that Odin used magic on Loki? I just want to see some source material on this.
Because what it looks like happened is Odin warmed Loki up. Which is why when Loki becomes very cold, he turns back blue.
they forgot the hire the make up artist, that's power.
Odin never cast a spell to change Loki. Loki was changed by being taken from his home environment at a young age and being placed in warmth. That's why when he touches extreme cold his skin reverts back.
@michaelestrada1563 they literally showed a flashback of Odin changing Loki's form bruh, smh
He changed the moment Odin took him in his hands
@@abongilezolanipeterson5588 the scene you are talking about shows Odin picking a young frost giant that was not fully adapted cold weather and once Loki is held by a warm body he changed. And if you call that a spell then I guess a random frost giant soldier has stronger magic than Odin because all he had to do was hold Loki's hand and turned his skin blue.
Odin was a menace fr in his younger days
Damn, that Odin Allfather is a total bad###. Alive or dead, that bad### mother###### is still great, awesome, & legendary no matter where in time, space, or multiverse he or his variants reside at. Long live Odin Allfather of Asgard! 🤴🤴🤴😉😉😉🙏🙏🙏
One had to make this clear for ALL.
Thanks, that it was Your Sentence !
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That magic was a physical change. Its like Dr Strange cut your hand off with the sling ring and then you're asking why my arm didnt come back in TVA. Odin permanently (physically)made Loki an asgardian thus he is a regular human jn TVA
Actually incorrect. It was magic enchantment.
Likewise, after Odin died, Thor’s hammer did not lose the whole “worthy” requirement
This is why Thanos fears Odin…
Bro poops out bricks when he hears that name
Loki never stopped being Frost Giant. His change from bluish skin to normal skin was not caused by Odin. It was natural. Loki is a natural born shape shifter The change was instinctive. Not magical. Odin has nothing to do with it.
I wish people had a clue about stuff like this
What a joke
natural born shape shifter. lemao. yeah aight whatever you say
@@giiobskevin5323 I suggest you read more about the Norse Mythology before you laugh.
@@djharml3ss norse mythology? I think u need to watch the cinematic, dumdum
@@giiobskevin5323 You probably didn't know that Thor, Odin, Loki was based off Norse Mythology? do you? I'm a marvel fan ever since the comics to MCU and I read mythologies as well. Loki is definitely a shape shifter regardless if it is magical or not. There is nothing wrong with OG's comment above.
As a disclaimer I'm more familiar with Norse mythology than Marvel universe, but the Norse Loki is a shapeshifter, so I would assume Marvel Loki is a shapeshifter too. So, Loki doesn't look like an Asgardian because of Odin's magic, but because baby Loki felt a connection with Odin and wanted to look similar, which would also explain why Odin stopped his aggressive wars with adopting Loki: even after being at the receiving end of Odin's wrath Loki just wanted to be loved. Or Loki tricked Odin even as a baby. Who knows 😅 I don't know about MCU, but in other fictional universes shapeshifting sometimes is considered magic and sometimes isn't. Even when it is magic, sometimes only the actual shapeshifting is magic, but the shape shifted to is not, so preventing magic prevents further shapeshifting but doesn't cancel previous shapeshifts.
We see Loki shape-shifting quite alot in the MCU (Thor 2 during the escape he became half the avengers and Sif, Thor 3 he pretended to be Odin himself for months at a time).
Odin cast the original enchantment on Loki to change his appearance to Asguardian, Loki as he grew up, later learnt how to use magic, including how to tweak this enchantment and temporarily suppress it, which is how he figured out he was a frost giant by birth.
Why it's not suppressed in the TVA is arguable, my theory is the room only stops you casting/activating magical abilities, it does not strip currently active ones from you (unless they need upkeep, it prevents the upkeep, his shapeshift needs no upkeep). Hence why the stones were "innert", their powers still existed inside them but could not activate when touched, They don't passively do anything except exist, everything else is an active effect triggered by interacting with a user, be that as simple as exploding them because the user can't handle their power, or letting them change the universe itself. The energy transfer itself is blocked, and thus normal stone. Could also argue that the stones are just the physical manifestation of their particular aspect, not the aspect itself, and thus when blocked they are just stones as the gateway to the power is closed.
Nice catch👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
REASON WHY THANOS ONLY ATTACKED AFTER ODIN DIED
The biggest misconceptions people have is about why Infinity Stones don't work in the TVA. A few think that the TVA deactivates them like magic, but the TVA is simply not powerful enough for this. Most people think it is because they don't work in other universes which is only true to non-marvel universes. The actual reason they don't work is because they were created by the creation of the universe, so in other words this universe is their power source. Now people use the stones to create new timelines (new universes) and then the TVA comes in takes the stone and deletes the universe eliminating the power source of that Infinity Stone making it useless.
Correct. Infinity stones without the respective universe are just gems
I feel like that’s an even bigger flex.
In some stories, the infinity stones don’t work outside their universe and Loki seems to be wearing an inhibitor collar, which is basically their way to say we shut off your powers if you wear this without an explanation
That actually makes sense
Maybe it was just that Odin's magic was cast on Loki as a baby, which was a long time ago. So, the magic got more permanent as time went on and only Designated magical objects can bring Loki back to his Frost Giant form. THEORY! ❤
Thanos waited precisely for Odin to die to invade Asgard for the infinity stones. He knew better than to mess with my boy ODIN!
Damn best explanation of this situation I've ever heard I love the knowledge physics bring us but I know I will never wrap my head around the math's or truest meaning of them . Thank You
Very interesting, thanks :)
I do not know how I know this, but I do know that Odin's blood flows Within Me
I think the fact Thanos waited until Odin Died speaks volumes to how powerful Odin really is.
I would also accept the possibility that the show runners, at this point, simply forgot about that bit of Odin magic
It was a physical transmogrification. He changed Loki’s actual physical body. Loki turning blue and looking like an ice giant was an illusion for dramatic effect
Alternatively, it was more convenient for the showrunners to not have Tom Hiddleston kitted out like a member of the blue man group for the entire series.
Marvel writters: Make a mistake
Fans:
I always thought Loki modeled himself to look like Odin.
I just wish we had gotten to see an Iron Man suit made of Uru. Imagine the MK 85 nanites made of Uru. In Infinity War the scene where Ebony Maw has Dr. Strange in that needle device, they actually shot a version where Tony sends the MK 50 nanites onto Dr. Strange to protect him from the needles & get him out of it. The nanites form the Iron Man suit, but they use the Eye & the Time Stone as a power source. It forms a large glyph around the Eye in the center of the chest & all the lighted parts are green. The glyphs that appear when Dr. Strange uses his sling ring emit from the palm repulsers. The cloak that Dr. Strange normally wears attaches to Tony while all this is going on. The renders are freaking awesome & there are behind the scenes shots of them filming it, but they never used any of it.
Loki was able to break the “spell” if it even was a spell. When he showed Odin he knew. I think they just had an oversight.
I would love to see the MCU bring, sir Anthony Hannibal, Oden Hopkins, back in a series of movies called the Oden wars with Hella
Similar vibes to how in back to the future 2 the v reason doc brown had the cosmetic procedure in 2015 was bc Christopher Lloyd didn't want to sit for prosthetics every day off filming. He was actually peeling off the props in the scene
True, even strong enough to give the Asgardians British accents.
Loki’s skin color changes due to extreme, magical, cold. The Cask, and the touch of a frost giant were the two things that triggered his change. Just being in the TVA wouldn’t trigger it.
I like how this guy thinks Loki being adopted wasnt part of their plan.
"They call me the All Father, because all call me Daddy."
-Odin probably
No, Disney thought a frosty looking Loki would be ugly 😂 that’s the magic that didn’t work in TVA
FATHER!! WE’LL FINISH THEM TOGETHER!! 😂
Odin is as powerful as the writers need him to be at any given moment in the story.
How many times will you say "magic" in under 1 minute?
This guy: yes.
Me when I need to reach a word count in my essay.
The TVA’s primary focus is on maintaining the sacred timeline and preventing disruptions. Undoing Odin’s spell on Loki’s Frost Giant heritage isn’t within their purview. Their power dampening abilities specifically target magic and technology, not personal transformations. So, Loki’s Asgardian form remains unaffected by the TVA’s influence. 🌟
Odin's magic was no illusion, it was a one-time-lasts-forever type of stuff, and it was only "broken" once.
Nah, it just shows how powerful Disney is in rewriting Lore in its design.
This is definitely an oversight, but I do love the idea that Odin in his prime was the most powerful being in the universe and that he likely used the stones. After all, Thanos only decided to attack a few days after Odin died
Thanos had to wait for odin's death to get into action, odin is truly the goat
If they had younger Odin fighting Serder or even having like a series like they do with the Loki and winter soldier if they had younger, Odin played by someone younger mature and just see how incredibly powerful and strong he truly is that would be amazing
_ Tony Stark be like: E.D.I.T.H (Even Dead I am The Heroe)
_ meanwhile Odin be like : M.I.K.E (Magic Is Kicking Everywhere)
Might be legit because Loki always reverted to his frost giant physiology when near jotunhiem artifacts so we know his dna wasn’t changed completely, but Odin’s magic was just always at work. Guess you could say that Odin’s magic did work within the TVA
He is the Allfather, even Thanos is feared of him😊