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Come on fellow fangirls, we all know we'd kneel before him and in an instant, and why is that? Hmm hmm?



My reasoning can be found in all the ungodly feelings this video invokes. Oh I think I can hear all the love as it crashes and dies crying
Damn Tom and his innocent adorable smiles, followed by his absolutely heart breaking Loki losing it faces


*and damn you gaia for not linking -.-

@Everyone Face it, you ALL want a piece of that a**.

Oh but we don't have to pick just one thing. We can talk about them all^^
In my opinion the best thing about Loki is, he isn't really evil or the "bad guy" and he isn't really good either.
He's just mischievous. That's his nature. Odin and Thor pushed him into becoming the villianesque character with their ignorant negligence of his brilliance

Even Tom Hiddleston remarked on how, in Thor, Loki is more like a hurt kid who's confused and doesn't know who he is, and lacks that confidence. And that in Avengers he has discovered who he is, and he's good with that. Which is, in my opinion, such great character development, especially for an antagonistic character. Sure, he may be the bad guy, but he has his reasons. In the first movie, he's convinced he's doing what he's doing for the betterment of Asgard. And the drive to do better, even if going about it the wrong way, is a common motivational factor for everyone. It makes the character believable and easy to relate to.

And come Avengers, he's had time to stew and think on what he sees as betrayal and injustice. In his own mind, he's still the "good" one, and Thor and Odin have wronged him.Which makes for a great story start and plot for Avengers, and explains his character style. In so many movies we're introduced to the "Villain" without any reason for them being the villain.

I like how Loki even stated he didn't want the throne (In Thor), and that he was doing it because he was sure his brother was confident enough to rule. Which, at that time, he wasn't. Honestly, Loki's the reason Thor "grew up" and gained a sense of responsibility.

Of course he overreacted to the whole adoption thing... but *shrug* that happens. I do like how he wasn't immediately in that mindset of "Must kill adoptive parents and side with natural family" that we see too often. He stayed legitimately angry with Laufey for abandoning him.

Don't worry, I'm 20 and have the same reaction. I think my date to the movie was jealous hehehehe sweatdrop
Age doesn't matter to much I suppose
I mean I'm getting a custom Loki plush that says "now give us a kiss" from the deleted scene. And I actually plan to sleep with it...much to his further dismay

Hello, feels kitty.