The second episode of Loki ended with the arrival of a new character, played by Sophia Di Martino. Because of her look - including a version of Loki's horns - the audience immediately recognized the character as Lady Loki, a name known from the comics and somewhat expected to appear in the series. However, that may not be the case.
The Direct found an easter egg from the Loki episode itself, which cites Sylvie Laufeydottir, possibly the Variant's name shown at the end. The name appears on one of several documents seen by Loki and cites an incident with Sylvie in California in 1908.
In the comics, Sylvie lived on Earth and received Asgardian powers from Lady Loki herself. With this easter-egg and the release of Sylvie's name in the Spanish dub credits, it is practically confirmed that the character in the series is not the traditional Lady Loki.
However, it is worth remembering that the MCU is known for making adaptations of the comics that work with its plot in theaters and on TV. So while Di Martino's character is Sylvie, known in the comics as Enchantress, she could become the MCU's Lady Loki - or even not be called by any heroine name, and just be Sylvie. Funko Pop! Marvel: Loki - Hunter B-15 and Ravonna Renslayer
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The second episode of Loki ended with the arrival of a new character, played by Sophia Di Martino. Because of her look - including a version of Loki's horns - the audience immediately recognized the character as Lady Loki, a name known from the comics and somewhat expected to appear in the series. However, that may not be the case.
The Direct found an easter egg from the Loki episode itself, which cites Sylvie Laufeydottir, possibly the Variant's name shown at the end. The name appears on one of several documents seen by Loki and cites an incident with Sylvie in California in 1908.
In the comics, Sylvie lived on Earth and received Asgardian powers from Lady Loki herself. With this easter-egg and the release of Sylvie's name in the Spanish dub credits, it is practically confirmed that the character in the series is not the traditional Lady Loki.
However, it is worth remembering that the MCU is known for making adaptations of the comics that work with its plot in theaters and on TV. So while Di Martino's character is Sylvie, known in the comics as Enchantress, she could become the MCU's Lady Loki - or even not be called by any heroine name, and just be Sylvie.
The second episode of Loki ended with the arrival of a new character, played by Sophia Di Martino. Because of her look - including a version of Loki's horns - the audience immediately recognized the character as Lady Loki, a name known from the comics and somewhat expected to appear in the series. However, that may not be the case.
The Direct found an easter egg from the Loki episode itself, which cites Sylvie Laufeydottir, possibly the Variant's name shown at the end. The name appears on one of several documents seen by Loki and cites an incident with Sylvie in California in 1908.
In the comics, Sylvie lived on Earth and received Asgardian powers from Lady Loki herself. With this easter-egg and the release of Sylvie's name in the Spanish dub credits, it is practically confirmed that the character in the series is not the traditional Lady Loki.
However, it is worth remembering that the MCU is known for making adaptations of the comics that work with its plot in theaters and on TV. So while Di Martino's character is Sylvie, known in the comics as Enchantress, she could become the MCU's Lady Loki - or even not be called by any heroine name, and just be Sylvie. - Funko Pop News
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