Is “Loki” secretly connected to “Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness”?

Marvel has been teasing that Loki is going to be in Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness. However, many Marvel fans have wondered if Loki will actually be involved in the plot and how he will fit into the story. Is Loki secretly connected to Doctor Strange? Will he play a role in the upcoming game or movie? In this article, we explore these questions and more!

Does Loki connect to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness?

The first episode of Loki picks right after the events of Avengers: Endgame, where Loki escapes with the Tesseract and lands in the captivity of TVA (Time Variance Authority). The TVA makes Loki understand the purpose of keeping him as a prisoner as he disrupts the flow of the sacred timeline. In the premiere episode, the character called Miss Minutes explains that variants can create many timelines that will send the universe into madness and lead to a multiversal war. This is a direct reference to the upcoming Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness film.

This is a reference to the upcoming Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness film.

How can we expect Loki and Doctor Strange to be connected?

The answer might be yes, according to evidence found at Comic-con San Diego, where a panel with director Scott Derrickson was moderated by none other than actor Benedict Cumberbatch who played Stephen Strange in Doctor Strange (2016). In this interview, it was revealed that Loki would have many appearances during season two of ˜Loki’, which confirms one thing – there’s no way for him not to be directly or indirectly linked to Doctor Strange himself. Another clue is given when we see Miss Minutes talking about Loki being imprisoned as she says he disrupts the sacred timeline. Loki is, in a way, the one who disrupted time when he caused Thor to lose Mjolnir.

Release Date Speculations:

Doctor Strange; will be back; sometime next year; as well for his second film; ˜The Multiverse of Madness’ directed by Scott Derrickson; and starring Benedict Cumberbatch; again as Stephen Strange/ Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness; which might give us more clues; about Loki’s presence in this upcoming movie.

Cast List For Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness:

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Benedict Cumberbatch; Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange, Tilda Swinton as Ancient One, and Mads Mikkelsen; who will play the film’s main antagonist; Kaecilius. ˜Doctor Strange’ director Scott Derrickson, has been confirmed; by Marvel Studios; President Kevin Feige, that he would also return to direct this movie; with a screenplay; written once again by Jon Spaihts (Prometheus). Other cast members are yet to be announced, but it is rumoured that we could see some characters from Thor Ragnarok in the coming sequel- like Loki himself!

Reviews and Ratings for Loki:

Loki’s reviews are very mixed, with some people loving the film and others hating it. The Marvel Cinematic Universe tends to get higher ratings than Loki, but this does not mean that Loki is bad by any means!

“I’m so mad I could scream!” – Alyssa Marie on Rotten Tomatoes (rating: 0%)

“It was a complete bore” – Serine Coppola in Norway (rating: 30%).

What do those connections tell us?

It seems like we might be seeing Loki show up again for Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness… which would also make sense as one of the main antagonists will be Kaecilius, who ties into Thor Ragnarok. This might be the Loki we were looking for!

But because he’s working on both Loki and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Waldron can change Loki to feed into his next project. So do you really need to see Loki understand Doctor Strange 2? The answer is more complicated than you think.

“I think that it’s all required viewing for everything,” Waldron says.

Can we expect any spin-offs from Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness?

Back in 2019, Marvel’s head Kevin Feige in an interview with Bloomberg, also said that Loki would lead right into the Doctor Strange sequel. He said that he isn’t sure that he had actually acknowledged this before, but the show does connect to the Doctor Strange sequel. Previously, the director of WandaVision, Matt Shakman, also admitted to Deseret News that Doctor Strange almost made a cameo in the show.

What does Loki’s connection to Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness mean?

The connections between the two are certainly interesting. But do they really need each other for their stories to be understood or seen as a necessity? It is more complicated than one might think, but there will most likely always be questions left unanswered. We can only hope that we get answers soon and find out what Marvel has planned next!