Did this happen to Loki?

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In Avengers: Infinity War, Loki was killed by Thanos.

As we know Loki well for coming back from dead. I still wonder he is dead for real this time?

Thor says this to Rocket.

Thor: he may dead or may come back.

And Thanos says this to Loki before killing him.

Thanos: No resurrections this time

Is he really dead this time?



Best Answer

There were no tricks this time. Loki tried to fool Thanos, but Thanos did outsmart and kill him. He is dead for real this time unless script writers or producers find a way to resurrect him. This could be done using Time Stone just like Thanos did to bring back Vision. This might happen in the next movie, but till then it's pure speculation.

Thor: He's been dead before, but this time it might actually be true.

We learn throughout the movie that going against Thanos is not something one can survive...

Even Gamora, who Thanos loved, didn't survive and gets killed during Thanos' hunt for the Infinity Stones.




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Is Loki Still Alive 2021?

The credits roll and for a moment it seems like Loki might have actually bitten the dust this time, until a surprise post-credits scene reveals he is indeed alive \u2013 and not alone.

What happened Loki?

Anyway, in the finale of Loki, we learn that He Who Remains\u2014who I'll call Kang the Conquerer going forward for the sake of simplicity\u2014lived as a scientist on Earth in the 31st century. There, he discovered the existence of multiple parallel universes and started interacting with his variants on other timelines.

What happened to Loki in Avengers?

Thanos freezes Loki in his place, and chokes him to death, as a horrified Thor watches on. Loki, after all of his scheming and mischief, died in an attempt to save Thor.

Does Loki happen before WandaVision?

On the Disney+ side, Loki is dropped immediately after 2019's Avengers: Endgame and before 2021's WandaVision.



Endgame Directors Confirm What Really Happened To Loki




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Answer 2

At the time,

Thanos had two of the infinity stones, space and power. Neither of them give any particular ability to see through illusions. Loki's "trick" was to swear fealty they stab someone in the front; that is not a trick worthy of a god of mischief. Unless Loki was suicidal he had plenty of time to try something to avoid death; on the other hand, Loki's tricks are almost always illusions, and this one looked like his physical body.

We can cheat however:

Tom Hiddleston had a 6 film contract with Marvel. -- Thor, The Avengers, Thor: The Dark World, Thor: Ragnarok and Avengers: Infinity War makes 5. He is a popular character and they have the rights to the actor for 1 more film.

Answer 3

In Loki (the show), we find out the answer to this.

In Season 1 Episode 1, Loki is watching recordings of events in his intended future life, and he stumbles upon his death at the hands of Thanos. Soon after, the recording stops and the words "End of File" appear on the screen.

So to answer your question:

Yes, he died then and there.

However:

He deviated from that timeline when he escaped with the Tesseract. So that future probably is not going to happen anymore.

Answer 4

In Loki S1E5 we get more information.

"Classic" Loki reveals that he created an illusion of Thanos killing him, and fled into hiding on a remote planet. As soon as he decided to leave, the TVA picked him up. So the original Loki from Infinity War may have done the same, and is currently hiding on that planet.

Answer 5

Now that the new Loki show has came out, it is safe to say that Loki is indeed alive. Since he was taken by the TVA, he changed his death with Thanos. Loki is alive and well with Sylvie.

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