Let Loki Be Blue

All about our favorite little blue baby icicle.

[freetheblue]

Haven’t used this account in forever but just wanted to log on because.. it happened.

[inthenameofsephiroth]

The Tesseract or your brother’s head. I assume you have a preference. Oh, I do. Kill away. Alright, stop!

[dawnlightsilhouette]

Hello, excuse me, but please someone answer some questions:

Why do some people insist that Loki faked his death in the first Thor movie?

He let himself fall in an abyss full of explosions, how exactly was he supposed to know that he was going to survive this?

He was crying, he was falling, he had had a breakdown…

How do some people think that this

was not a suicide attempt????

I don’t get it!

[juliabohemian]

Vulnerability is associated with weakness and an unwillingness to conform to social norms. Relatively speaking, we are still in our infancy as far as our acceptance of the concept that adverse life events can have negative effects on our well-being, our socioemotional development, and ability to function.

Very little about Loki is actually traditionally villainous in nature, other than the fact that he is disgruntled. He had flaws, certainly. But his most defining characteristic is that he always felt like an outsider among his own people. He discovered the reason for that feeling in the worst way imaginable. At which point there was no support from his family, nothing to buffer him from the negative outcomes, of which suicidal ideation was a statistical inevitability.

People struggle to accept that Loki is a victim because he is presented to us as the antagonist in comic book narrative. We are not intended to have sympathy for him, or at least not much. He is the bad guy, therefore his intentions must be universally bad. The problem with this dynamic is that it reinforces the notion that poor mental health, regardless of its contributing factors, is also universally bad. If someone is presented as a villain, no treatment of that character, no matter how heinous, can be categorized as abuse. Any action that character takes, as a result of their own dysfunction, is regarded as both undeserving of sympathy and unworthy redemption. 

This is why the MCU continues to “kill” Loki over and over. They don’t know what else to do with him. 

[magicmastered]

Yeah….Mental illness is hugely stigmatized, in fiction and real life, unfortunately.

Some people can’t get past the villain-coding.

[mysieee]

Let me love you, brother.

[cheers-mrhiddleston]

Incorrect Norse Quotes 1/??

[fyeahtomhiddleston]

Loki: What have you done? Valkyrie: I don’t answer to you, lackey. Loki: It’s Loki!

[nigmax7]

A mother’s love.

[incorrectmarvelcuquotes]

Loki, about to make a terrible decision: If mother hasn’t come down from Valhalla to stop me, it can’t be that bad of a decision.

[lynoth715]

@fictions-stranger

[ice-queen-of-music-deactivated2]

Honestly, I just want to see Momma Frigga come down so that she can love on Loki 💚🖤😩 I can picture their reunion…she’d show up

And Loki at first would be uncertain about her reaction to him

But then she’d open her arms to him

“My son…my beloved little boy…how my heart glows at feeling you in my arms again.” And she would hold Loki close, and let him cry if he felt the need to. In that beautiful moment, Frigga would re-play precious memories of their past in Loki’s mind.

Then Frigga would whisper assuringly in Loki’s ear, “My sweetling…My child…I have never stopped loving you, and I never will. No matter what…”

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[blenderx06]

The Dance. Loki.

Once again, I started with one picture in mind and finished with something else entirely. I’m really not the one in control of this.

So here’s a happy Loki for you.

Painted in the Autodesk Sketchbook app.

Let me know what you think?

[makerofrunevests]

I love this!!!

[fyeahtomhiddleston]

[verycorrectavengersquotes]

Everyone is so obsessed with their phones, and the internet, nobody even takes the time to notice how many cool knives I have.

Loki, probably

[lasimo74allmyworld]

Please, give me Loki fighting enemies.

Give me Loki swirling his daggers like a boss.

Give me Loki stand proudly for himself, out of Thor’s shadow.

Give me Loki smiling arrogantly at his enemies.

Give me sassy Loki, tricky Loki, free-to-be-himself Loki.

Give me a Loki who doesn’t need to prove his value to anyone, even less to his brother.

Give me a Loki who doesn’t give up.

Give me a Jutunn Loki who uses his Frost Giant powers against Thanos. Or whoever else.

Give me Loki full of strength. Full of power. A Loki who doesn’t need to steal his strength to anywhere.

Give me a Loki in all his glorious God’s aspect. Radiant. Powerful. He’s a God: show us in all his rightful, strong aspect.

Give me a Loki proud of his Jotunn heritage, without renounce at the Asgardian culture.

Give me Loki as he deserves to be represented.

[lokiloveforever-deactivated2021]

Just…..yes…THIS

[lokilover9]

This is what we all want for Loki and exactly what Marvel is going to rob him of. Prohibiting all this, also robs Tom of enjoying giving it to him. It would have been amazing to watch him do it.

[eisenvulcanstein]

Give me Loki laughing at Doctor Strange’s feeble attempts to use magic on him. Because someone who’s been using magic for millennia, who’s known for being quick-witted, who’s strong enough to imprison Odin for months, isn’t going to be defeated in five seconds by some human who’s just barely learned magic.

[lasimo74allmyworld]

This ⬆

I was so upset and angry during all Dr. Strange’s scene. A scene with no sense at all. Impossible to occur if you stop and think seriously. I mean…come on!!

Who’s Dr. Strange? A sorcerer? An illusionist? A human being trained to be a magician? And who are you to think to have a tiny chance against a God?

A God.

Louder for the people in the back.

A God.

Maybe someone has forgotten it, or maybe it’s convenient to remarks only when they want point out that Loki is “the villain who cheats his brother with tricks”.

Well, guess what?

Loki is a God.

No, wait, it goes better and better.

Loki is a Frost Giant with the powers of his people, and an Asgardian God. Like Thor.

Frigga teaches him magic.

And he grows powerful.

He became a God. And a warrior.

He’s a God.

Does this thing works only for Thor?

Loki is a God, and all those funny tricks and golden sparkles in the air, can only makes him smirks more amused before to wipe him away from his sight with a gesture of the hand.

Only in the Thor-centered fantasy world of TW we have to see such idiocy as the “I’ve been falling for thirty minutes!” scene…

[fanaticartisan]

Loki, for the palette challenge! Boy these colors were especially satisfying.

[mishasteaparty]

me starting a conversation about Loki.

[verycorrectavengersquotes]

Loki, telling a joke: Knock knock

Thor: … come in?

Loki:

Loki: You know what you little shit

[saygoodbye-not-thisday]

Sketchessss

[realisenothing]

I’m not angry with you, I was being playful. I stabbed you with my fun knife

[lesbiansassemble]