The content of the first two episodes is okay, Marvel's old coins, the story is finished at the beginning, and the audience is fed shit later!
What happened to the third episode? It only takes 1 minute for the female Loki to be reduced from the big boss to the big SB?
What about the door opener? Did it really crash like that? Loki, was your brain smashed by the tower when you were holding the tower? Is this so reasonable?
The fourth episode is full of expectations for a reversal, but the accident is quite unexpected. I feel that I don't deserve to die, but what are you talking about in this episode? Just to tell me that three robots control the Time Administration?
There are six episodes in total, and more than half of them are in the water, but tell me, how can two Loki of different genders appear on a timeline? I can't figure it out
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The fifth episode deserves a separate star. When all the Lokis were still obsessed with the struggle for power at the end of time and hurt each other, the four old and middle-aged crocodiles who left alone showed the feeling of seeing through the red dust.
The last paragraph of the old Loki's vision of creating Asgard alone attracts the purple mist, and it seems that all the crew's funds are used here. This is a glorious mission, and in the end, the sacrifice of old Loki won time and self-redemption, and he is no longer the god of lonely escape.
However, the plot is still quite satisfactory. I hope that the last episode can have a better plot presentation, even if there is an unpredictable suspense.
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The last time I saw this kind of "back to reality, no one knows me" plot seems to be a season of The Flash?
Time reincarnation is quite innovative. I once thought that Loki himself would become the final boss. The truth at the end of time was that I beat myself, and reincarnated, over and over again. . .
However, the broken reminder at the end of this time was also quite unexpected.
So where is the time stuck?
Three-dimensional creatures discuss the freedom of four-dimensional creatures? more and more confused
I hope that the script can be well polished. At present, the name of the play is Rocky, but Rocky is a tool man, and the protagonist's halo is all on the "female Rocky".
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