Is Loki in Thor Love and Thunder?

No, Loki is not in the superhero movie Thor Love and Thunder.

"Thor: Love and Thunder" is a 2022 American superhero film that draws inspiration from Marvel Comics and centers around the iconic character Thor. The movie was expertly produced by Marvel Studios and skillfully distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Serving as the sequel to "Thor: Ragnarok" (2017), it holds the esteemed position of being the 29th film in the expansive Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

Under the adept direction of Taika Waititi, who also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, the film boasts a stellar cast led by Chris Hemsworth as Thor, accompanied by Christian Bale, Tessa Thompson, Jaimie Alexander, Taika Waititi himself, Russell Crowe, and Natalie Portman.

What is Thor Love and Thunder about?

In the desolate expanse of a barren desert, Gorr, accompanied by his daughter Love, stands as the last remaining members of their race. Plagued by their dire circumstances, they fervently pray to their god, Rapu, seeking salvation. Tragically, Love succumbs to the harshness of their existence, leaving Gorr to grapple with sorrow and despair.

In the midst of Gorr's anguish, a beckoning call emerges from the god-killing Necrosword, guiding him toward Rapu's opulent realm. The encounter with Rapu takes an unfortunate turn as the deity cruelly ridicules and dismisses Gorr's desperate pleas. In response, Gorr forsakes his faith in Rapu, an act that incites the god to violently lash out, attempting to strangle him. As the tension escalates, the Necrosword presents itself to Gorr, becoming a formidable weapon that he employs to vanquish Rapu, swearing an oath to eliminate all gods from existence. Yet, this newfound power comes at a cost, as Gorr finds himself burdened with the ability to manipulate shadows and conjure monstrous beings. Moreover, he faces the harrowing prospect of imminent death and moral decay under the corrupting influence of the sword.

In a parallel narrative, Thor, who has recently aligned with the Guardians of the Galaxy following the Avengers' confrontation with Thanos, receives a distress signal from Sif. Driven by a sense of responsibility, Thor departs from his companions. He locates an injured Sif, who urgently warns him of Gorr's malevolent intentions, with New Asgard as his next target.

Simultaneously, Thor's former lover, Dr. Jane Foster, is grappling with the devastating diagnosis of stage four terminal cancer. Exhausting all medical treatments without success, she embarks on a journey to New Asgard, hopeful that Thor's fractured hammer, Mjolnir, which Hela previously damaged, might hold the key to her healing. The stage is set for a gripping and emotionally charged series of events, as Gorr's relentless pursuit of godly destruction collides with the personal struggles of Thor and Dr. Jane Foster, culminating in a clash of formidable forces and profound revelations.

Who is Thor’s brother Loki?

Loki, originally known as Loki Laufeyson and later adopting the name Loki Odinson, is a multifaceted character within the realm of Marvel Comics. Drawing inspiration from the Norse God of Mischief, Loki assumes the complex role of both a supervillain and a hero. In the expansive Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), he is one of the central figures, intricately woven into the narrative tapestry of Thor Odinson, his esteemed adoptive elder brother.

Introduced to audiences as the primary antagonist in both "Thor" and "The Avengers," Loki's path undergoes a profound transformation following the tragic loss of his mother during the events of "Thor: The Dark World." It is within the storyline of "Thor: Ragnarok" that Loki's alliances shift as he joins forces with his brother and becomes a crucial member of a team known as the Revengers. Their united purpose is to confront the formidable threat posed by Hela, his malevolent adoptive sister, and prevent the imminent destruction of their cherished realm, Asgard.