Loki Season 2 Breaks 2 MCU Trends That Have Defined The Last 10 Years

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Summary

Loki season 2 breaks two long-running trends in the MCU, focusing on slower character moments and avoiding the need for supplementary photography after primary filming.
The ending of season 1 set up multiple storylines for season 2, with Loki discovering the Time Variance Authority's transformation and Mobius forgetting who he is, ensuring an exciting start.
The second season of Loki will continue to prioritize character-driven storytelling, breaking away from the usual action-heavy approach of MCU films and series, offering a fresh and unique take on the superhero genre.

Loki season 2 brings Thor's brother back for a new season that breaks two long-running Marvel Cinematic Universe trends. The Disney+ series' status as a trend-breaker in the MCU has already been made clear by the show being the first project to really touch on the multiverse, as well as Loki being the only MCU series to this day to come back for a season 2. After providing an exciting start for the MCU's Multiverse Saga, Tom Hiddleston's God of Mischief returns for another thrilling adventure through space and time, with early reactions to Loki season 2 being overwhelmingly positive.
Loki season 1's ending set up many different storylines to be followed up on by the Disney+ show's second season. Loki discovering that the Time Variance Authority has been remade in Kang's image and that Mobius forgot who he is served as the perfect cliffhanger to end Loki season 1, and as it has been revealed that the new season will not start with a time jump, picking back up from that event, Loki season 2 should hit the ground running. Helping add an extra factor to Loki season 2's frantic pace will be the fact that the show brings something new to the MCU, breaking two universe-defining trends.

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