Loki: Every Variant Ranked Worst To Best

Before this show debuted on Disney's answer to streaming, it seemed that the magic had worn off of this character a little. Seeing his demise in Infinity War was a deeply emotional moment, and it seemed like a perfect ending for the character.

So, when audiences heard there was more coming, it was bittersweet, as they were excited about seeing him again but were sceptical about what else there was to be done with him. But, in the end, it turns out that those concerns - while perfectly valid at first - were moot, as this series worked some wonders for the version of Loki that we know best.

Watching a character grow, learn and improve is always a delight, especially when they started as the villain.

The redemption of Loki throughout this series proved that there are still plenty of directions for him, as he maintained the charm and fun viewers know from him but added emotional complexity, vulnerability, trust and even romance.

Loki is no longer the antagonist we knew; he's a charming hero who has a vital place in introducing the Multiverse and has so much more to give.