Loki season 2 finale.
Loki basically is:
\- Tanked a massive explosion temporal room
\- Can rewrite possibility he want over and over again
\- Learned about physics for centuries
\- Can freeze time
\- Walking in temporal radiation that can turn anything to atoms and Loki is unscratched
\- With his magic destroyed the temporal loom where the loom is so large it can accommodate the timeline
\- With his magic give infinite amount of timeline's branches life
\- Sitting on the throne at the end of time
\- Holding infinite amount of timeline/universe in his hands.
If not the strongest or the most powerful being in the MCU, then what? :)
\- Tanked a massive explosion temporal room
\- Can rewrite possibility he want over and over again
\- Learned about physics for centuries
\- Can freeze time
\- Walking in temporal radiation that can turn anything to atoms and Loki is unscratched
\- With his magic destroyed the temporal loom where the loom is so large it can accommodate the timeline
\- With his magic give infinite amount of timeline's branches life
\- Sitting on the throne at the end of time
\- Holding infinite amount of timeline/universe in his hands.
If not the strongest or the most powerful being in the MCU, then what? :)
Commentaires

1. He is always a villain and a trickster, and the god of mischief.
2. Let me give an example: in *Avengers: Age of Ultron*, we saw Vision—he was super overpowered. He stood face to face with Ultron \[yeah, he was feared weak, and Vision was Ultron’s dream, so he was not expected to touch his head to delete from the internet\], but yeah, still he was overpowered, smart, and he could lift Thor’s hammer.
3. Vision in *Civil War* was also very well designed, and his dialogue and presence give a neutral speech in the fight itself.
But let's come to *Infinity War*. From the start till the end, Vision was stabbed like a kid stabbing an eraser with a pencil or pen. He was losing his phasing power, he lost most of his power, and in the end, he died twice at Thanos’s hands. Until now, we cannot see him back \[yeah, we have White Vision, but that is a different story\].
So, Loki is powerful. He can change or rewrite history, but if Marvel thinks about it, they will strip his power and make him weak. You also know the upcoming film will be directed by the Russo brothers, so my guess is right: he will be weakened, not shown, or defeated by some villain or Doctor Doom.
If we assume he worked through all or nearly all of physics, then it is still a pretty amazing feat.
His dedication and wherewithal to learn something he doesn’t have an affinity for *is* admirable. But, A.D. Doug, a man in his late 40s to early 50s created a tempad in less than two years.
I dont understand how the same studio who made this masterpiece didn't see anything wrong with She-hulk.
Most likely Loki just preserves the timelines. At least that’s what seems most likely at the current point of MCU. I could imagine we maybe will learn later, he might be able to “project” himself into timelines, but nothing points in that direction yet, if something like that does happen.
So timeline altering, would probably still be at a level where the TVA is doing the hands-on work, while Loki is literally holding everything the timelines they travel on, together.
Jez you took it literally
That is to say, there would still be that timeline where he died, but it would be the only one out of a countless number of others where that death was prevented by a vigilant future variant.
How can they undo a death? I don't think any Loki has the power to do this. Heck I think he's literally the only Loki in the multiverse who can reverse time.

After the first episode or two the show really started to click with me and I was fully in love by the end of season 1. Season 2 blew my expectations away and this has become one of my favorite Marvel projects to date. One of the few MCU shows I've fully rewatched (WandaVision and Agatha All Along being the other two) and I still love it every time.
I love Loki's talk with Kang in the finale. Makes me wish Majors wasn't such an asshole in real life, because I loved the way he portrayed Kang and would've liked to see where he could take the character further. Oh well, maybe someone else in the future can take up the character and do it well
I really hope the script/direction addresses this somehow and not just ignores it.
Would love to see a similarly epic trajectory for Thor in the MCU someday.
Will be a shame when Doom pops up with Stark-face and ruins it all for him 😂
Just started rewatch of second season. The Loki Series as a whole is probably my favorite thing Marvel has done. So much care and love put into it, and it bleeds through into everything