The breakout star of Loki was Sophia Di Martino’s Sylvie, a Loki variant who wanted to “free” the Sacred Timeline from the Time Variance Authority. She was last seen killing He Who Remains at the end of time, and her absence looms large over the Season 2 premiere. Audiences don’t see her at all until Loki’s first post-credits scene, where Sylvie emerges from a time door near a McDonald’s in Broxton, Oklahoma, in 1982. But which Sylvie is this?There is one brief glimpse of Sylvie before the McDonald’s, right before the titular character is mysteriously pruned, ending his “timeslipping” problem. A lost, fearful Loki moves toward the sound of a ringing telephone. An elevator opens, showing a glimpse of Sylvie, who says, “There you are.” Still, the introduction of time travel inside the TVA makes organizing the order of events even more complicated. With the addition of multiple branches, there’s no guarantee that this Sylvie is the one fans got to know in the first season. He Who Remains seemed to suggest that opening up the multiverse would allow him to reemerge via the infinitely branching timeline. Yet, it seems fairly clear that the character fans see in the Loki Season 2 post-credits scene is “their” Sylvie. The only real question is what her plan will be.The last thing audiences saw in Season 1 was Loki showing up at a changed TVA, where the Time-Keepers’ statues were replaced by a Kang variant. While many fans thought this meant the TVA itself had changed, the Season 2 premiere reveals Loki is actually in the TVA’s past. In the War Room later in the episode, Loki shows that behind the mural of the Time Keepers is a very self-indulgent relief depicting He Who Remains. The TVA leaders try to figure out whether to keep pruning alternate realities. They also must deal with the Temporal Loom malfunction, which holds everything together.RELATED: Loki Season 2 Moves Up Disney+ Release Date
The breakout star of Loki was Sophia Di Martino’s Sylvie, a Loki variant who wanted to “free” the Sacred Timeline from the Time Variance Authority. She was last seen killing He Who Remains at the end of time, and her absence looms large over the Season 2 premiere. Audiences don’t see her at all until Loki‘s first post-credits scene, where Sylvie emerges from a time door near a McDonald’s in Broxton, Oklahoma, in 1982. But which Sylvie is this?
There is one brief glimpse of Sylvie before the McDonald’s, right before the titular character is mysteriously pruned, ending his “timeslipping” problem. A lost, fearful Loki moves toward the sound of a ringing telephone. An elevator opens, showing a glimpse of Sylvie, who says, “There you are.” Still, the introduction of time travel inside the TVA makes organizing the order of events even more complicated. With the addition of multiple branches, there’s no guarantee that this Sylvie is the one fans got to know in the first season. He Who Remains seemed to suggest that opening up the multiverse would allow him to reemerge via the infinitely branching timeline. Yet, it seems fairly clear that the character fans see in the Loki Season 2 post-credits scene is “their” Sylvie. The only real question is what her plan will be.
The last thing audiences saw in Season 1 was Loki showing up at a changed TVA, where the Time-Keepers’ statues were replaced by a Kang variant. While many fans thought this meant the TVA itself had changed, the Season 2 premiere reveals Loki is actually in the TVA’s past. In the War Room later in the episode, Loki shows that behind the mural of the Time Keepers is a very self-indulgent relief depicting He Who Remains. The TVA leaders try to figure out whether to keep pruning alternate realities. They also must deal with the Temporal Loom malfunction, which holds everything together.
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