#ragnarok 2022

[m-adp-each]

by the way, the placement of personnel is very interesting.

have you noticed that combat is intertwined with "mundane" life? Moreover, some frames are similar to each other, I would even say that they have a continuation of each other (at least a shot of Ran).

what if this fight takes place in another dimension, while in reality everything is different?

... just imagine how they run around the field, fighting with wooden sticks and arguing who hit whom first.....

[luckyshinyhunter]

🫂Happy International Siblings Day🫂

[tommeraasx]

Herman for Squaremile in 2022 ♡

[leresq]

Every movie/show I finished in May 2025 and their ranking out of 100, this may include rewatches

The Incredibles, 2004: 100/100 Incredibles 2, 2018: 95/100 There Will Be Blood, 2007: 95/100 Minority Report, 2002: 95/100 Devil's Pass, 2013: 50/100 Oddity, 2024: 100/100 Imperium, 2016: 85/100 Kingsman: The Golden Circle, 2017: 80/100 The King's Man, 2021: 90/100 World War Z, 2013: 80/100 Conclave, 2024: 90/100 Novocaine, 2025: 80/100 Azrael, 2024: 85/100 Iron Man, 2008: 85/100 Iron Man 2, 2010: 80/100 Iron Man 3, 2013: 90/100 The Incredible Hulk, 2008: 90/100 The Batman, 2022: 100/100 Dunkirk, 2017: 90/100 Thor, 2011: 80/100 Thor: The Dark World, 2013: 80/100 Thor: Ragnarok, 2017: 95/100 Doctor Strange, 2016: 90/100 Black Panther, 2018: 90/100 Andor, Season 2, 2025: 100/100 Spider-Man: Homecoming, 2017: 80/100 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin, 2018: 95/100

[insiderzx]

God of War Ragnarok (2022)

[sonicspeeddemon]

I knew he reminded me of someone

[huntersmoon1]

I don’t know why but their situation and their relationship reminds me of Raju and Bheem from the Netflix movie RRR one is against the government while the other works for the government Jack = Raju working for the government and Noah = Bheem who is against the government, god if Noah had a crush on a girl you know Jack would come in clutch and be the ultimate wingman, popping the lady’s car tires by discreetly dropping nails in the road so she’d have a reason to stop and talk to Noah, throwing a dance fight to make him look good while she’s watching, all of it. These two are brothers of the soul practically raised by the same woman.

[cbs-scorpion-coffee-shop]

Ok, but for real tho. The audacity Atreus had in this game with Thor and Sif. If it weren't for Odin, he'd be dead ten times over.

Loki’s fun adventure in Asgard

[someawesomeamvs]

Warning: Violence, potential spoilers

Title: Revenge

Editor: animEnjoyer

Song: Symphony No. 5

Artist: Beethoven

Anime: Record of Ragnarok

Category: Freestyle

Award: Summer MondoCon 2022 - 1st Place Beginner

[beardedbarba]

OKAY my mom pointed out we watched ragnarok really really recently and suggested we skip to the next one and i agreed i feel like i've failed loki but also?

she wants to keep watching so win

[mcgregor]

Happy 1st Anniversary GOD OF WAR RAGNAROK ― November 9, 2022 | Santa Monica Studio

[m-adp-each]

so magne is Jormungand's uncle?

probably, he would be the right uncle who is trying to raise a man from a nephew... sorry, a good snake.

«No, Yor, you can't eat this bird, it's alive too!»

and of course tight hugs around the neck.

Magne: I am... Sure... I love you... but... I want to breathe...

Laurits: * just sitting at the table and drinking tea *

Magne: you... Will you help me?

Laurits: no, let the child have fun

[agentoffangirling]

Bc of all this stuff of "Billy is the first gay character in the MCU", I have decided to compile a list of queer characters in the MCU, sorted by date so y'all know who the actual firsts are

The conditions are thus:

It is confirmed in the project by either the character themselves or by another person. Maybe they speak of a partner, or say "I'm gay" onscreen

It is confirmed outside of the project by a director, actor, writer, etc. The specific thing about this is that it must be spoken about openly, not just "oh I like that idea!". No, it must be said, "yes, we intended for this" "this character is queer", you get the idea. This means cases like where Chloe Bennet voiced support for an openly bi Daisy Johnson in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." will not be counted, for while she does like it, she doesn't confirm Daisy as bi

The project must be set in the MCU timeline. If it is the subject of a multiverse, then that must be when the multiverse started branching out. "Deadpool and Wolverine" counts, but all other X-Men movies will not count

With these conditions, it also means cases like Iceman will not be considered, as even though him being a mutant is written like a coming out scene, he is still treated as being entirely het

Does that make sense? Good, let's get going

Victoria Hand (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 1, 2013-2014): Lesbian, confirmed by actress

Isabelle Hartley (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 2, 2014-2015): Lesbian, stated by actress

Joey Gutierrez (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 3, 2015-2016): Gay, confirmed on screen

Jeri Hogarth (Jessica Jones, 2015-2019): Lesbian, confirmed on screen

Valkyrie (Thor: Ragnarok & Thor: Love and Thunder, 2017/2022): Bisexual, confirmed by actress and later confirmed on screen

Korg (Thor: Ragnarok & Thor: Love and Thunder, 2017/2022): Gay, only confirmed on screen in Love and Thunder

Karolina Dean (Runaways, 2017-2018): Lesbian, confirmed on screen

Nico Minoru (Runaways, 2017-2018): Bisexual, confirmed on screen

Ruby Hale (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 5, 2017-2018): Aesxual, confirmed by actress

Aneka (Black Panther & Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, 2018/2022): Lesbian, confirmed by actress

Ayo (Black Panther & Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, 2018/2022): Lesbian, confirmed on screen

Unnamed character played by Joe Russo (Avengers: Endgame, 2019): Unknown, confirmed on screen

Marcus Benson (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 6, 2019): Gay, confirmed on screen

Loki Laufeyson (Loki, 2021): Genderfluid and bisexual, confirmed on screen (it is worth noting that Loki was only confirmed as queer in the series, ten years after he made his debut, which is why I only count the series here. However our main timeline Loki is suggested to be same)

Sylvie Laufeydottir (Loki, 2021): Bisexual, confirmed by creators

Yelena Belova (Black Widow & Hawkeye, 2021): Aroace, hinted on screen, confirmed by writer

Phastos (Eternals, 2021): Gay, confirmed on screen

America Chavez (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, 2022): Lesbian, confirmed by actress

America's moms (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, 2022): Unknown, confirmed on screen

Mister Immortal (She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, 2022): Bisexual, confirmed on screen

Agatha Harkness (WandaVision & Agatha All Along, 2021/2024): Unknown, potentially sapphic or wlw, confirmed on screen

Rio Vidal (Agatha All Along, 2024): Unknown, potentially sapphic or wlw, confirmed on screen

Billy Maximoff (Agatha All Along, 2024): Gay, confirmed on screen

[tommeraasx]

[glorious-collections]

The History of Loki’s Genderfluidity in Marvel!

Loki’s genderfluid identity within the Marvel universe actually comes from ancient Norse mythology from the time of the vikings, over a thousand years ago. There are Norse myths that describe that, while the god of chaos was born male, he presents himself as both male and female, and uses his shapeshifting powers to transform himself into a woman, such as the time when Loki posed as a handmaiden, and also spent several years in a female form and bore children. The myths refer to him as both a mother and a father.

While Loki presenting as both male and female dates all the way back to Norse Mythology, there wasn't a moment in Marvel comics where Loki seriously spoke about his gender identity until 2014, a whole 52 years after his first appearance in Marvel Comics (and 65 years after his first appearance in Timely Comics).

However, while Loki's female form didn't become an express part of his identity until 2014, traces of his genderfluidity still existed in Marvel comics, even if it wouldn't be expanded upon until much later. In fact, the first appearance of Loki in a female form was back in 1993 in Thor Annual #18, when Loki briefly transforms into a woman.

(Thor Annual #18, released June 8, 1993)

We see this form again 14 years later in December of 2007, in a Thor comic run that takes place after Ragnarok and all the Asgardians have been reborn, and Loki has been reborn into Sif's body. This comic run is also where the name “Lady Loki” became popularized.

(Thor #5, released December 28, 2007)

And while there is a brief conversation had by the Warriors Three discussing Loki's gender identity, there still wouldn't be a comic that states this form as a part of his identity for another seven years.

(Thor #9, released May 29, 2008)

Agent of Asgard, a Loki-centered comic series released in 2014, is a huge moment in Loki's genderfluidity. This is when we really start to see Loki refer his female form as a true part of himself, as first seen in issue #2.

(Agent of Asgard #2, released March 5, 2014)

We see this form again in issue #5, where Loki once again describes this form as not just something he can just transform into.

(Agent of Asgard #5, released June 4, 2014)

Loki then continues with a female form for a majority of issues #14-16.

(Agent of Asgard #14, released May 20, 2015) (Agent of Asgard #15, released June 24, 2015) (Agent of Asgard #16, released July 22, 2015)

While there had been whispers of Loki's queer identity in other comics before this point, Agent of Asgard was huge in solidifying Loki's genderfluidity and really cementing him as a queer character in the Marvel universe. Since then, Loki has carried his genderfluidity on into several other comic series by many different authors:

(Loki #2, released July 12, 2023) (Loki #3, released September 11, 2019) (The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #27, released December 13, 2017) (Defenders Beyond #1, released July 20, 2022) (Vote Loki #1, released June 15, 2016) (Immortal Thor #3, released October 25, 2023)

Appeared on the covers of Marvel's pride comics:

(Marvel Voices Pride #1 2022 Variant Cover, released June 22, 2022) (Marvel Voices Pride #1 2023, released June 14, 2023)

Showcased him shapeshifting into other female Marvel characters:

(X-Men the Wedding Special #1, released May 29, 2024)

Other characters in the Marvel universe have accepted his identity:

(Agent of Asgard #11, released February 18, 2015) (Loki #4, released October 9, 2019) (Original Sin #5.5, released September 17, 2014)

His gender identity being mentioned in the novel “Where Mischief Lies”:

(Where Mischief Lies, chapter 22, released September 3, 2019)

And even a very brief mention in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when his TVA file in the Loki series lists his sex as “fluid”:

(Loki season 1, released June 9, 2021)

The term “genderfluid” falls under the trans umbrella, which includes any identity that involves you identifying as something different than what you were assigned at birth. While we still have a long way to go in terms of trans representation in the media, Loki being firmly cemented as a trans character within the Marvel universe is a huge step in the right direction.

Loki is very vocal about identifying as male, and female, and sometimes neither. He doesn't care if you don't get it, or think it's weird. It makes perfect sense to him, and that's all that matters. And he refuses to change his identity for anyone.

(Where Mischief Lies, chapter 18, released September 3, 2019) (Where Mischief Lies, chapter 19, released September 3, 2019) (Agent of Asgard #2, released March 5, 2014) (Agent of Asgard #14, released May 20, 2015)

[pedro-reed]

MCU + Visual Storytelling

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) Thor: Ragnarok (2017) Black Panther (2018) Loki 1x01 (2021) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) Eternals (2021) Ms. Marvel 1x01 (2022) Werewolf by Night (2022) What If...? 2x06 (2023)