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A single Loki episode is all that's left in the show’s first season. After the fantastic developments in episode 5, next Wednesday’s finale should deliver the final answers. We’ll get to see the last chapter of this new Loki's redemption journey. And we’ll learn how the TV series will impact the upcoming MCU Phase 4 movies. But, most importantly, we’ll finally get to meet the real Loki villain.
That might seem like a huge spoiler for someone who hasn’t seen any of the five episodes launched on Disney+. Loki has delivered plenty of massive revelations so far that made us question various things in the Avengers universe. And it did it all without revealing who the show's true villain is. But that shouldn’t be a spoiler to Marvel fans, and especially not to Loki fans. What constitutes a spoiler is a realization that the real baddie might be hiding in plain sight.
Stop reading right here if you want to avoid MCU spoilers and fan theories.
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