Loki's Hair Bleep-Bloop

I like Loki, Winter Soldier, Jason Todd, Pedro Pascal's characters. cats, and funny stupid things. Also, call me Elly, and if you ever need anything, I'm more than happy to try and help.

[snow124-art]

Some flowers for you

[strangledplanet]

[metalshell]

Less than a week ‘till the release of Thor 2 trailer!:D

Happy Thorsday to everyone!

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reblog if you need a hug

[northerlygale-deactivated202307]

Reblog to give the person you reblogged this from a much needed hug

[dailyloki]

TOM HIDDLESTON as LOKI Photoshoot / Thor (2011)

[httpshayley]

i shall die as one of them

[my-dailydreams]

[trilliastra]

maybe Delilah's boyfriend is drowning in the ocean and the song is his final goodbye

[stella-draws-things]

[spookdnerves]

[ripfic]

Have you ever think about Loki gives Fury and the Avengers hints that he doesn't want to do what he does during the movie? I've already talked about "That was the plan" and him answering "Yes" when Barton warns him about his plan is too risky, but you know what most people and me personally (in the past, not now)(years ago I was superficial Loki-fan who did this stupid jokes about him being a villain and a betrayer)(I'm ashamed of that) are used not to notice the HUGE hint in one of his MOST POPULAR lines?

"I am burdened with glorious purpose". "Burdened". He even highlights this word, he makes a pause after saying it. He wants someone to understand: he didn't choose this purpose. Someone else burdened him with it.

(This makes Waldron's s$%tty script even worse)

Also, the scene with Natasha. He looked confused when she mentioned Hulk. Like, literally confused, like he didn't understand what she said. He didn't look like a person who was tricked, he had this "wth-are-you-talking-about" face. And it confused me, so I started to think about what he said to her. He left hints during the movie, so his words could have other meaning. And it could. I got it. He said: "You brought the monster". He couldn't know that she was the one who brought Bruce, because Barton couldn't know about it either. Loki couldn't say it about Hulk. But Natasha is also a S.H.I.E.L.D agent. In the beginning of the movie it was mentioned that Thanos found Tesseract because S.H.I.E.L.D started to make experiments on it. If they didn't do it, Thanos wouldn't pay any attention to the Earth. And Loki says: "You (S.H.I.E.L.D) brought the monster (Thanos)". And this makes so much sense. I'll say it again: he COULDN'T KNOW that Natasha brought Banner here. So... this double-meaning and misunderstanding between two geniuses like Nat and Loki.... makes me love this scene even more.

[ripfic]

...The double-meaning of Loki's words in this movie is impressive.

Thank you for noticing!

[ripfic]

Also, he does talk about Hulk in the movie (for example during his dialogue with Tony), but he specifically refers to him as "beast". Not "monster".

The only other time I can recall him saying the word "monster" was in T1, talking about HIMSELF. Mind you, when he gives Natasha the "so much red" speech, we see her through the glass, the glass that is showing us HIS reflection.

Imo, Loki was 100% projecting in that scene and worrying about Thanos, because there are a bunch if implications there.

[incantation-sigyn]

This is why I love The Avengers movie so much.Good gold times 💚☺️ Good og Loki.

[sierra9s]

lokiloki

[wantstobelieve]

Young Loki; green-eyed, mist-born

ice-spear in one hand

stag-hunting come dawn

streak of shade on a bone-pale land. 

[uncannycookie]

Actually genuinenly enjoying my customer service job sometimes

Customer (calling from Ireland): “Yes hello, I would like to -”

Sheep in the background: *gentle baa*

Customer: “Uh, sorry, what I want to do is -”

Sheep: *slightly more insistent baa*

Customer: “No, not now! -cough- Excuse me. I have a reservation and -”

Sheep: *VERY LOUD ACCUSATORY BAA*

Customer: “Arnulf! Please be quiet, I am on the phone! … Sorry, I sincerely apologize on behalf of Arnulf.”

me: “I love and forgive him.”

Customer: “Don’t, he doesn’t deserve it. Anyway, I’m calling about -”

Arnulf: *small, very self-satisfied baa*

[totallynotsarah]

I still love this lol

[uncannycookie]

It’s ruining my notes dude :’D

[mblematic]

love when the mutual takes the mutual bait. yes that post was for you. yes it was about our lil guy. thanks for falling for it. I love you

[evilwizard]

okay im gonna hypnotize you with my ruby amulet now DONT BE WEIRD ABOUT IT. im doing this to make you betray the king. IT IS NOT A SEX THING

[violet-hady]

I think the fact that you immediately thought about clarifying it’s not a sex thing kinda makes it sound like it is a sex thing.

[evilwizard]

FOOL. i would be using my sex amulet for that

[quark-art]

had to draw this

[guildofscribes]

Okay, so the thoughts that humans are little or weak, very helpless on the galactic scale in movies and that earth is easy pickings by aliens who don’t view us as a viable life-form or something… I get it.

Sure. Humans fight each other all the time, aliens would probably think we’re the worst, right?

But what if we’re not?

What if the aliens come, and the first thing they say is, “Hello! We are so glad we found you! We are so pleased to meet you!” Similar to how humans greet puppies that we really want to meet and not scare, except it’s aliens that have been following radio messages across light years to find us.

We’ve spent so long wondering about what’s out there, and we see ourselves almost as a blight on our own planet, when we’re probably just fine. We’re trying. Maybe, just maybe, we’re okay. Maybe an outsider would look at us and think, “Look at them! They’re trying to be good! They name rocks and waters and cleaning robots! I love them for it!”

We tend to think that we must be the worst, the most backward, the blandest, least interesting or intelligent creatures in the galaxy.

I wonder how aliens would actually look at us.

We play whale noises into the black. We send greetings. We send probes with videos and audio tracks out explaining who we are and what we do on earth, just in case there’s someone else out there wondering if they’re alone in the universe. We tame predators to be companions because we are compassionate and we want to be friends with anything that will have us.

Maybe we’re not so bad.

I don’t know. This thought has been cycling through my brain a lot lately. Humans are weird and crazy, but we’re not the worst. Maybe we’re even likable.