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‘Loki’ season 2 release date, new time, cast, and more

The show's new air date is already breaking records.

After official Season 2 trailer are proving why the decision was a wise one.

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MCU’s most popular villain-turned-hero, the God of Mischief Loki died in Avengers: Infinity War (2018), but the multiverse and time-travel theory allowed the studio to bring him back as “an unlikely influencer on historical events.” Marvel Studios producer Nate Moore believed Loki had “really irreverent and clever and cool,” storylines, and season 1 director Kate Herron confirmed that “there’s so much to explore with Loki,” which eventually led to the first season ending with a cliffhanger and an order for season 2.

What is the new release date and time for Loki season 2 on Disney Plus?

After the season 1 finale and revealed the official release date of Loki season 2 in May 2023.

Loki season 2 will return on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023, at 6 pm PT. It will include six episodes of 40-50 minutes each and will run every Thursday until Nov. 9, 2023.

Loki was previously scheduled to premiere on Friday, Oct. 5, and as with almost all Disney Plus shows, the expectation was that new episodes would drop at 12 am PT/3 am ET. However, like Ahsoka, it changed its release date shortly before its premiere, making it the first Marvel show to premiere during the evening, as opposed to the early morning. Marvel did not provide an explanation, but it’s plausible the change was made to prevent Loki‘s finale from overlapping with The Marvels, which hits theaters on Friday, Nov. 10.

Who is ing the cast of Loki in season 2?

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The Loki season 2 trailer featured Loki and Morbius still in the TVA, confirming the return of Sophia Di Martino will thus reprise her role as Sylvie but it’s yet to be revealed what role she will play in moving the plot forward.

Gugu Mbatha-Raw will also return as the TVA judge overseeing Loki’s case, Ravonna Renslayer. Other returning cast include Wunmi Mosaku as Hunter B-15, portraying Victor Timely, another variant of He Who Remains, who was introduced at the end of Quantumania.

The new cast ing the MCU with Loki season 2 includes Rafael Casal as Brad Wolfe, Oscar-winning actor Ke Huy Quan as a TVA archivist, Kate Dickie as an undisclosed villain, and the Good Omens fame Liz Carr in an undisclosed role as well. Richard E. Grant will also reportedly make another appearance as the comic book-inspired elderly variant of Loki called “Classic Loki.” Season 2 might possibly have some intriguing locales and, perhaps, a few surprise cameos, presuming that Loki, Mobius, and the rest of the TVA will enjoy free transit around the Multiverse.

What happened last on Loki?

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Loki season 1 ended with a huge cliffhanger, when Loki finds himself in an unrecognizable reality for the Time Variance Authority where Mobius (played by Owen Wilson) and Hunter B-15 (played by Wunmi Mosaku) failed to recognize him. It was also revealed that Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror is the mastermind behind TVA, only in a different variant called He Who Remains.

The Loki season 2 trailer shows that Loki is now time slipping and sees the threat of an untimely end to the world in his timeslip. He is now tasked to reignite his friendship with Morbius and take down TVA’s new boss. It is yet to be confirmed if the series’ main antagonist will be Kang, or one of his many, many variants.

Season 2 might also explore Hunter B-15’s backstory since she made the conscious decision to conceal her past in Episode 4 when Sylvie presents Hunter B-15 with her suppressed memories as a variant. Loki coming out as bisexual also allows the season 2 writers to explore his sexuality with men as well as women.

Catch the official trailer for Loki season 2 below:


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