#anti loki x sylvie

[pinktwingirl]

THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS

[marvelights625]

I loved the Loki show- it was such a good set up for the marvel multiverse. But god did I hate Sylki. It was so forced and annoying like wtf?! You just had do make Loki, the central male character, fall in love with the central female character! AND THEY WERE THE SAME PERSON. Falling in love with a variation yourself is narcissism? Loki is a narcissist? That’s not how I remember it😭. They literally pushed down Loki’s character to make Sylvie seem more authoritative and powerful. The god damn show is about Loki. She was so pissy and angry, she didn’t trust her teammates or care about them. Everything she does is okay because she had a rough past. Loki wasn’t so eased. First feeling outcasted but his family, living in Thor’s greatness, getting tortured by Thanos and being blamed for it. But they didn’t acknowledge that then, they didn’t now. Also, do writers have to romanticise everything? Even if they did, wouldn’t Loki and Mobius be a better pairing. They had so much chemistry and there was MUTUAL trust. Just because of homophobic fans, marvel imposed Sylvie and Loki on us. And I’m starting to think the writer’s put quality into the plot, but not where they were taking Loki’s character.

I want season 2 to go in depth with LOKI’S character. He deserved that. Make him powerful and angsty. Make him mischievous, but serious, like he’s the main character. And it’s a long shot, but please at least making Lokius partly canon. It’s a reasonable and beautiful ship.

thank you for listening to my ted talk.

[yummygender]

Every time I see Sylvie, I wanna puke.

[incantation-sigyn]

This...

[janetsnakehole02]

LOKI NATION WE FINALLY HAVE A WIN

[astrara]

I don't like Sylvie because she gives me a feeling of being on top and looking down on Loki.

The ship of them made Loki ooc. I don't understand how someone like him with serious trust issuses would do this, and then I understood that they just wanted to praise Sylvie.

The plot of season 1 makes me think they don't know Loki at all and look down on him but he always deserves better.

[lokidanger]

I honestly want to draw/write a story about TVA!Loki finding a variant (which is a variant of my OC) that actually listens and offers him comfort without belittling him.

Like Loki deserves that, I really hate that show because of how they treat him.

So here they are.

The premise is, this Variant, who's called Val, has known Loki (at least a version of them, in their timeline), so of course when seeing the TV!Loki he's like...

"Wait, wth, this is the shell of a Loki. What did they do to him?."

So of course, he sticks around Loki because of how exhausted and depressed he looks. Not only that, but it's also out of "Hey, I was friends with a Loki once, and you remind me of him, so I care about you as well."

Over all, just giving Loki the support he needs to become the Loki he used to be.

Btw, this is how my OC looks like with his Loki.

(all art is mine btw)

[pinktwingirl]

I'm so tired of constantly seeing Disney/Marvel pushing pro-S*lki bullshit it's fucking despicable.

Like seriously, can you imagine if the genders were reversed and S*lki was instead about a female character fawning over a male character who is constantly insulting her and telling her to shut up? Everyone would be up in arms about how abusive it was and how it was setting a bad example for young girls (and rightfully so). But because it's a female character doing this to a man, suddenly that's ok??? Sylvie is literally never held accountable for anything she does. It doesn't matter how selfish she acts or how badly she treats other people; the narrative always frames her as this pinnacle of perfection who can do no wrong purely because she's a woman. Nothing is ever her fault because she "had a rough past" so apparently that gives her a free pass to be as despicable as humanly possible and everyone will still love her no matter what. Meanwhile Loki treats her and Mobius with respect and kindness even though they have been nothing but awful to him and yet HE'S the one constantly framed as the "evil narcissist." Fucking disgusting.

[soulless-bex]

at this point, i must ask: do writers know they’re not obligated to put romance in everything? because whoever the fuck wrote the scenario for loki didn’t know that

what the fuck was the whole loki x sylvie thing about???

[harleysbud]

Me pretending I care about Loki season 2 so it doesn’t come at all 🙏🏻

[incantation-sigyn]

And so this sh*t begins.

Sending big hugs your way, OGLoki. You shouldn't be submitted to see this shamless affront.

#OgLokiMyBeloved

[janetsnakehole02]

I just saw this on my feed and I am so goddamn tired of this take

If Sylvie thinks that Loki would be the safest in the TVA - an organization that stole him from his timeline, chained him, stripped him of his clothes without his consent, used him as bait for a variant of his, and tortured him for information on said variant by putting him in a time loop and using people from his past - then MAYBE she didn’t have his best interests in mind?? Because in that moment her interests were focused on herself and her mission, not Loki.

And you cannot sit there and tell me with a straight face that Sylvie of all people would believe the TVA is a safe place. She spent her entire life killing minutemen as revenge for what the TVA did to her. And killing He Who Remains was going to be the culmination of all of that so yes, there I will agree that she did know the consequences but she did it anyway. Because her priority was her own vengeance. Not Loki.

We can argue all we want about how much Sylvie did or didn’t care about Loki, but it’s clear that she did not care enough to worry about his safety because her mission came above everything else. Pushing Loki into the TVA was not Sylvie caring about his safety, it was her caring about the safety of her mission. That’s selfish and it makes her the villain of his story and you know what? There’s nothing wrong with that. This is a great villain origin story and if it were framed as such by the writers then I would’ve enjoyed it more. But trying to justify her actions with takes like this makes no sense to me.

There’s nothing kind about what Sylvie did at the end of the finale. She knowingly started multiversal chaos and pushed away the one person that was trying to stop her. Her vengeance was blinding her and she prioritized that over everything else. She wasn’t considering the wellbeing of Loki or anyone else in the multiverse. And it would be nice if people could stop trying to find ways sugarcoat it and embrace that she’s had a pretty epic villain arc instead.

[ijuststareatstuffhereok89]

"Time & the Trickster"- MASTERLIST A MCU/Doctor Who crossover

by ijuststareatstuffhereok89

One last-ditch effort to prevent his total sacrifice at the TVA sends Loki careening through the Timelines until he finds what may be the strangest one of all: one where there is only one Realm, gods and heroes are but the subjects of stories, and Loki is nothing more than a silly character played by a rather dashing actor. His only hope comes in the form of the first person he meets, who suggests a mysterious mad Doctor might be his only chance to return home. 

PAIRING: eventual Loki x Reader, hinted Ten x Rose Tyler GENRE: Time-Travel Adventure, Romance, Some Smut CONTENT WARNING (DNI, 18+ ONLY): some elements of smut, character betrayal, anti-Sylvie, more to come

Prologue: The Stone 1- A Birthday Surprise 2- Window to the World 3- The Doctor and I 4- The Magic I Can Do 5- Boston 6- Two If By Sea 7- A Titanic Setback 8- For Now 9- Look Up 10- Green Sky in the Morning 11- London 12- The Three Time Lords 13- Those of Us Left Behind 14- Sylvie's Choice 15- Journey's End Epilogue: Goddess of Stories

IF YOU'D LIKE TO BE TAGGED FOR UPDATES, PLEASE COMMENT & REBLOG THIS MASTERLIST PLEASE! Thank you!

[astrara]

Saw someone on Twitter saying that Sylvie was Michael Waldrons OC.I think that's very appropriate.Michael Waldron and Sylive made Loki Series really stupid and disgusting.

[artist-issues]

Reminder that making Loki and Sylvie romantic was not a huge mistake. It was very smart and very in-character.

Not because they love themselves. That’s just a very clever writer’s play on the Loki-Trope-words.

Because she’s the most not-him person that there is. He wants to be the center of attention. She wants to live a quiet life left alone. He wants to take thrones and rule. She wants to topple thrones and rulers. He wants to tyrannize and enslave. She wants to set whole realities free. He sets traps to defeat his most hated foes. She just runs up and stabs them. He never shuts up. She’s stoic and quiet.

To people who believe it’s weird or gross because “they share DNA” or “they’re siblings…” Yeah. They share the same DNA, clearly—just like the Alligator Loki! 🙄 And they share parents, clearly—oh, except they don’t, because Loki’s parents were the kind of people to hide his true origins from him, and Sylvie’s parents were as different from that as you can get. They don’t share DNA, they aren’t the same gender, they don’t share memories or a similar history, and they don’t even share a name. They’re not like the same person, and they’re not like siblings.

The places where they’re similar? Like Sylvie’s chip on her shoulder against those who’ve wronged her? They’re all the places Loki has grown out of, or is in the process of growing out of when he meets Sylvie—and she’s been hellbent on avenging herself against those who’ve wronged her for her whole life.

He’s in love with her because of the—say it with me—“Idea of Potential” that she represents.

It’s just like how Ariel is in love with Eric, even before she gets to know him, because all she needs to know is that his character traits match up with everything she’s always hoped humans could be like. All Loki needs to know about Sylvie is that her character traits match up with everything he’s always wished he could be:

Confident instead of pretending to be confident; heroic instead of pretending to be heroic; secure in who he is regardless of what people think of him; able to focus on something bigger than himself; etc. Loki’s never been able to be those things and even convinced himself he’s proud of pretending—but Sylvie genuinely is all those things.

And Sylvie? Since she was stolen from her home and family she has made no connections, had nobody care about her, and focused only on her mission. If she ever had dreams outside of that, it probably revolved around the idea of freedom. Then in comes this guy who not only expresses care for her, but is the type of guy who doesn’t let anybody tell him what he is or what to do—he can relate to her feelings of hurt, and eventually, tries to help her grow beyond them, too.

They both represent something that the other person has always wanted to do or be, and they both challenge each other, and they both have this big existential hole in their hearts of “nobody wants me or likes me” to relate to each other with.

How is this a mistake? It’s literally the smartest way they’ve ever had Loki make a connection with someone outside his adopted family. (Mobius is cool and all but he’s a Thor-stand-in for this Loki, who’s been ripped out of Thor’s timeline.)

I’m going to stop beating the dead horse, but basically, if you think Loki and Sylvie as a romantic couple is weird, try and look at it the way it actually is, instead of superimposing “female love interest bad” or catchy Internet memes like “Loki Show Approves Incest” over everything 🙄