7 Things We Learned From Loki Episode One

7. Loki Went Immediately Following New York?

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As it turns out, he was teleported to the middle of the Gobi Desert. He barely has time to dust himself off before the local inhabitants come to investigate. Loki introduces himself before a handful of TVA agents pop into the desert via translucent time doorways.

6. The TVA Has Some Unique Devices & Machines

At the TVA Loki sees a whole lot of other wild and wacky inventions. He is asked to pass through a metal detector-like machine that scans and photograph’ s the temporal aura of organic lifeforms and also melts robots from the inside out. There is also a device used to reset Variants,  Mobius even uses a projector-like machine that has the main Loki’s entire life on cassette for the Variant’s viewing pleasure. Time Twister. The function of which is to reset the person wearing it to an earlier point in a time loop.

5. The Avengers Traveling Through Time Was Supposed To Happen

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Apparently, the time heist was all part of the grand scheme of the timeline. Loki escaping from New York, however, was not part of the plan which is how he ended up on trial. However, if the Avengers were supposed to travel back in time and things went as planned, then why would Loki be penalized for the Avengers losing the Tesseract?

4. The TVA Headquarters Is A Powerful Place

The TVA headquarters is a unique and powerful place that appears to make the likes of magic and cosmic energy completely powerless. Once Loki realizes that pleading his case isn’t going anywhere, he attempts to escape with the help of his magic. However, after a few failed attempts, he comes to realize that his magic is useless while at the TVA.

3. Loki Is The Main Timeline’s D.B. Cooper

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Much to the surprise of fans, the first episode shows the D.B. Cooper scene. Not only that, but the series reveals that the D.B. Cooper scene is actually a real part of Loki’s past that was a result of losing a bet with Thor.

2. The Desk Jockeys Have Never Left The Office & Appears To Collect Infinity Stone Variants

Upon reclaiming the Tesseract, Loki can’t help but notice a candy dish filled with other Infinity Stones in one of the agen’s drawers. Loki is shocked to see so many Infinity Stone duplicates, including ones of varying sizes, like the gigantic Soul Stone. Since the power of the Stones is rendered inert at the TVA, most agents apparently just use them as paperweights.

1. The Villain Of The Series Appears To Be Another Variant Of Loki

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There were plenty of fan theories suggesting that additional Loki’s would pop up in this show, and some even postulated that one of these other Variants would be the villain of the show. The theorists of the latter theory ended up being correct after Mobius revealed to Loki that another Loki Variant was going on a rampage between timelines, murdering TVA agents and seemingly collecting their timeline reset capsules. What the endgame is for this villainous Loki Variant remains to be seen, but based on what fans have learned in episode one he is likely trying to find a way to return to his timeline. Additionally, if he saw the end of his life like the star of the show did, it’s safe to assume he’s also trying to avoid his death at the hand of Thanos.

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