Loki is a series with a somewhat slow pace, but its story is fascinating. It is from this series that the Marvel multiverse begins and it all begins when Loki ventures on an unexpected crusade in which he evolves as a person and discovers that he can be more than a villain. Tom Hiddleston continues to play Loki perfectly and this solo series helps a lot to give more development to the character. Owen Wilson is also one of the best things about the series and Tara Strong voices a nice Miss Minute that is impossible to forget. Sylvie is an interesting character who contributes a lot to Loki's evolution. The plot of the series has a philosophical background, using the multiverse to question free will and destiny. Upon reaching the second season, the pace does not change and the philosophical questioning that the series raises deepens further, including the possibility of time travel and whether something can be changed. The multiverse and its different timelines in the end become an allegory of the different directions or paths that can be taken depending on the different decisions that are made. Furthermore, Loki has always had that desire to be a great powerful god who ruled everything, but he has never managed to be worthy until he finally reflects a lot in this series, leaving aside that villain that we knew and becoming a more evolved character. Loki is a fascinating series to begin delving into the Marvel multiverse. My rating for this series is an 8/10.