Tom Hiddleston’s Loki will premiere on June 9 on Disney+ Hotstar
Last Updated: 12.00 AM, Jun 01, 2021
After WandaVision and Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Marvel is gearing up for its third TV series Loki, which is set to premiere on June 9. The series, which has Tom Hiddleston in the titular role, is based on the events of Avengers: Endgame when the Avengers go to the past and inadvertently end up letting a version of Loki escape. The show follows Thor’s unruly brother as he pops up throughout time as an unlikely influencer of historical events.
Before watching the God of Mischief step out from his brother’s shadow in Loki, we recommend that you binge-watch these Marvel titles in the following order:
Thor
The movie introduces the powerful and arrogant Asgardian Thor and the God of mischief Loki. Thor is banished by his father Odin from Asgard and sentenced to live on Earth till he is found worthy.
Marvel’s The Avengers
Nick Fury puts together a team called Avengers to fight back the Chitauri army that is heading to Earth thanks to the help of Loki under the orders of Thanos. Loki is the big evil that unites the Avengers as they fight in the Battle of New York.
Thor: The Dark World
Thor returns to Asgard to fight the leader of the Dark Elves, Malekith, who has sworn to destroy the nine realms. Loki, who has been imprisoned for his crimes on Earth, joins his brother as they try to put an end to Malekith’s plans.
Thor: Ragnarok
After Thor’s father Odin passes on, his sister Hela returns to Asgard and nearly wipes out its entire population. Thor escapes but winds up on another side of the universe and now has to plan his trip back to Asgard with The Hulk, Loki and a slave trader with a mysterious past for company.
Avengers: Infinity Wars
Loki goes face to face with Thanos in the opening scene of Avengers: Infinity Wars as the Asgardian spaceship is interrupted by the Mad Titan’s forces. What happens next fuels Thor’s journey to risk everything to stop Thanos from fulfilling his destiny.
Avengers: Endgame
The movie has the Avengers, who survived the Snap, returning to the past to reclaim all six Infinity stones to bring everyone back. In the course of events, the Avengers also bump into a version of Loki from the first Avengers film who then escapes to another timeline with the tesseract.