Thor and Loki are both MCU villains, pass it on.

This blog is on a semi-permanent hiatus. I ship Thorki, an incestuous pairing. Dead Dove: Do Not Eat. Hate will be deleted and blocked. I am a Ragnarok critical damsel in distress awaiting a pro-Ragnarok knight in shining armor to defeat the dragon of my (best) metas.

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At Aunt Ida's

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[marty-mc]

14 days until Thor 2 release here in Italy and I am already drawing depressing stuff. I’m so ready for the angst

Ref: X

[backtoasgard]

Back to Asgard Month

Celebrating nine years of nine realms! Please join us for a Thor fandom event to take place September 13 through October 10!

For the 9-year anniversary of the release of Thor 1 on DVD on September 13, let’s get back to the fandom’s roots with a month of revelry fit for the gods! 

What is Back to Asgard Month?

It’s a fandom event focused on Thor and Loki (either as a ship or as brothers) and other Thor characters and their portrayal in MCU Phase 1 & 2 (Thor 1, Avengers 1, TDW, AoU). It’s about sharing the love of those characters and stories with other fans by posting content, recs, meta, discussions, and anything else that you enjoy, and encouraging commenting and interaction within the community!

When is it?

Four weeks starting on September 13, with each week dedicated to a different movie. This doesn’t mean you can’t post things outside of that schedule, it just gives some structure for those who want it.

Week 1: Thor 1  (September 13-19)

Week 2: Avengers 1 (September 20-26)

Week 3: TDW (September 27 - October 3)

Week 4: AoU, etc., or catch-all if you missed any of the above (October 4-10)

Participation, Rules, and More Below!

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Loki’s Realm

A childhood memory of splitting a couch in two with duct tape triggered this comic of Child!Loki and Child!Thor’s sibling rivalry. Yes, older siblings can be a PITA!

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So this painting is not finished, and it probably won’t be as I only need the top part included in the finished piece, but like I did with Steve and Tony, have it anyway. <3

[sdnht]

For your own good.

[ashes-acedia]

A Loki from way back in 2011 ✨

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Am I the only that thinks Bucky is going to be the more lighthearted one of the two in the Falcon and Winter Soldier series, cause bro:

Sam looks so annoyed in every scene with Bucky. In this gif, he’s stressed, the “I left my oven on and I’m pretty sure that’s my building burning in the distance” kind of stressed and BUCKY LOOKS LIKE AN ACQUAINTANCE HAPPILY JOGGING ALONG AS UNWELCOME MORAL SUPPORT AND IT SEEMS TO BE CONSISTENT WITH THEM. Even when they’re fighting Peter, Bucky doesn’t grow more frustrated he’s kind of just like, “Damn,” and Sam is like, “mOTHERFUC-”

[s-leary]

These situations are among the worst Sam has ever been in.

Bucky? Shit, any day Nazis are not electrocuting him is a fucking great day.

[swingsetindecember]

also, i assume that bucky isnt actually supersoldier running. because he is keeping pace with his new friend sam

[princessscrambledpancakes]

sam: oh god gonna save the world oh fuck

bucky: out for a pleasant jog, might shoot some bad guys, who knows

[byebyebriar]

Sam: How the fuck aren’t you stressed right now

Bucky: You have no idea how low my bar is for a good day

[kerolunaticat]

God of thunder

[hyokka]

desperation

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Here. Please accept my attempt of making this a proper art blog again.

[moma-bee]

Just finish infinity war, can’t stop myself :’’’( I am thinking about print it out in gold and metal foil, it might look great

[asinoeiv]

So I just watched all Thor movies again … I forgot how much I love well made anti heroes

[portraitoftheoddity]

Quick art of Loki because I wanna see his scar post-Dark World. 

(Given the scene was played as an actual death scene when shot, and acted accordingly, I can’t let go of the headcanon that Loki was stabbed for real on Svartalfar and still has the scar from a wound he shouldn’t have survived, but somehow did.)

[themightynyunyi]

sometimes it’s just too damn hot

[thorrs-blog]

#friendly reminder that this is actually Loki speaking

[hxcfairyhasmoved]

The best bit of parenting Thor has ever got and it’s actually Loki.

[foundlingmother]

Thor chooses a life that flies in the face of every expectation Odin had of him. He refuses the throne. He means to live on Midgard with a mortal woman. That’s why this moment means everything to Thor. Odin expressed a vague sense of pride at the end of Thor. This is different because it’s specific. This is his father telling him that, despite any disapproval or disappointment he may feel, he sees Thor and he is proud of the man Thor’s become. Allowing a child to be their own person and make their own choices, and validating them when they do so, is good parenting (the real Odin would never). Thor needed that, on some level, even if he’d already made up his mind without it.

I don’t know when I think Thor learns this wasn’t Odin. He knows Loki disguised himself as Odin, but that doesn’t mean he knows the timeline. I headcanon the reveal comes after Odin’s death because I think that makes the loss of this that much more devastating for Thor, and I adore the angst.

Of course, Loki’s also a part of the conversation, and there are layers of meaning and motivation to explore here. A fair analysis of Loki acknowledges that, in this scene, he grants Thor everything Thor wants and more, in part because he loves Thor. He permits him to go live the life he’s chosen, and he gives Thor this heart-to-heart with Odin, saying the words he himself longed to hear from their father. These are not selfless acts because Loki benefits from Thor refusing the throne and leaving, but they’re not entirely selfish, and they’re definitely not villainous (unless one wants to argue that deceit is always villainous).

Peeling back a layer, I believe Loki is speaking from the heart. Loki ruined Thor’s coronation. He orchestrated a set of circumstances that revealed Thor’s faults. Loki meant to use Thor’s fall as a springboard for his rise (though he didn’t anticipate the specific situation he found himself in), but he intended for Thor to learn a lesson by being brought low. Thor in TDW isn’t perfect. There’s work to be done. However, Loki must be aware of the difference. Through multiple layers of obfuscation Loki can admit that he’s proud of the man Thor’s become.