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Here’s how one emo man baby got everybody killed.

In case you didn’t have time to rewatch 18 movies to prepare for Avengers: Infinity War, here is a little rundown of how every horrible, shocking, absolutely awful thing that happens in that dumb movie is completely Loki and Thor’s fault.

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Alright, so in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Asgard is sort of like the closest thing there is to a galactic governing body.

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When we first get introduced to Asgard in Thor (2011), it’s being ruled by Odin and his two piece of shit whiny baby adult sons.

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Helping Odin watch over the nine realms is Heimdall, literally the only responsible Asgardian. He has the ability to see and hear everything in the universe and he guards the entrance to Asgard, called the Bifrost.

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Until these two absolute clowns got involved, Odin and Heimdall guarded over the universe and made sure extinction-level events weren’t a regular occurrence.

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In Thor, everything goes ass up when Loki secretly has a bunch of Frost Giants show up to attack Asgard because he’s mad at all the attention his dad is giving Thor.

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Which makes Thor have a big idiot tantrum because the Frost Giant attack ruins his coronation. Then Loki manipulates Thor into going over to where the Frost Giants live and beating everyone up.

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Odin finds out that his idiot son has violated a centuries-old peace treaty and banishes Thor to Earth.

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Nordic angst intensifies

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Meanwhile, back on Asgard, Terrible Son #2 becomes king and Odin goes into a thing called Odinsleep. Basically, a really long magical nap.

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Loki stirs up a whole bunch of drama with the Frost Giants, tries to kill Odin, and also sends a big robot to go kill Thor, who’s still stuck in New Mexico.

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Thor fights Loki’s big robot and they destroy a bunch of gas stations or whatever. Thor defeats the robot, goes back to Asgard, and tries to stop Loki.

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Which destroys the Bifrost Bridge.

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And sends Loki hurdling through space.

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Right, so after causing all that completely unnecessary drama, Loki decides he’s not done being a complete dick and makes a deal with Thanos in the beginning of The Avengers (2012).

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The Tesseract with the Space Stone, if you’ll recall from Captain America: The First Avenger, has been in S.H.I.E.L.D.’s custody ever since they took it from HYDRA way back in World War II.

Although, the fact the Tesseract was on Earth in the first place is an indication that perhaps Asgardians aren’t actually that good at protecting Infinity Stones.

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Loki uses the Mind Stone to get the Space Stone and opens up a portal above New York.

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Which means this happens.

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And this happens.

Hey, New York, sorry about all the deaths, Thor and Loki have some unresolved issues they’re tying to work through.

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By the end of The Avengers, Thor has both the Space Stone and Loki locked up. Except Thor, being a giant idiot, leaves the Mind Stone on Earth, but we’ll get to that in a sec.

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After the Battle of New York, Thanos has now realized that the Earth isn’t going to be an easy planet to conquer, so he’s got to really step up his game if he wants to take on The Avengers.

Cool! Thanks, Loki! Hope 50% of the universe’s population was worth it, you Hot Topic disaster.

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Until he uses the chaos around Thor’s battle with the Dark Elves to usurp Odin’s throne AGAIN. He uses his glamour abilities to convince everyone he’s Odin and banishes his father to Earth.

This fucking guy.

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When Thor shows up back on Asgard in Thor: Ragnarok, he obviously immediately clocks that Loki is pretending to be Odin and calls him out for it.

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Which would be fine except the real world time between MCU movies is roughly in sync with the make believe time that passes in-universe, which means Loki spends FOUR YEARS pretending to be Odin.

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Where’s Thor this whole time? Still cleaning up Loki’s fucking mess. Pretty much everything that happens in Avengers: Age Of Ultron is Loki’s fault.

• Loki brings the Mind Stone to Earth.
• The Mind Stone is captured by compromised S.H.I.E.L.D. agents who give it over to HYDRA.
• HYDRA uses the Mind Stone to give Wanda and Pietro Maximoff superpowers.
• Who then use their abilities to trick Tony Stark into building Ultron.
• Who then tries to create the extinction level event that Thanos has been trying to bring to Earth.

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We learn in Thor: Ragnarok from Hela that the Infinity Gauntlet that’s supposed to be chilling safely in Odin’s vault this whole time is actually a replica.

Which means maybe Thor and Loki get their complete lack of forethought from their dad.

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And in Avengers: Infinity War, Thor, Rocket, and Groot head to one of the Nine Realms, Nidavellir, and find out that Thanos has killed all the dwarves there and used their forge to make the real Infinity Gauntlet.

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The same very real Infinity Gauntlet we see in an Age Of Ultron post-credit scene were Thanos says, “Fine, I’ll do it myself.” Age Of Ultron is about two years into Loki’s rule as fake Odin.

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The minute Thanos got to Nidavellir, Heimdall would have been able to see it and would have been able to tell Odin. EXCEPT when Loki takes over Asgard, he replaces Heimdall with Skurge, possibly the dumbest Asgardian of all.

I hate you, Skurge.

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Which means, during the four years where Heimdall isn’t guarding the Bifrost and Odin is banished on Earth, Thanos is making moves.

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And what’s Loki doing this whole time?

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Forcing Matt Damon to do weird plays!

Fuck you too, Matt Damon.

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So let’s summarize every dumb thing that Loki has done by the time we see him in Infinity War, shall we?

• He got Thor banished to Earth.
• He’s the reason Selvig meets Nick Fury and gets access to the Space Stone in the first place.
• He puts Earth on Thanos’ radar.
• His deal with Thanos leaves the Mind Stone on Earth and that ultimately results in Ultron being created.
• The Mind Stone also gives Wanda Maximoff the powers that send Thor off on a quest to stop Ragnarok for four years.
• He takes over Asgard and allows Thanos to secretly forge the Infinity Gauntlet.

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Oh, and here’s one last one for you. The Tesseract could have been destroyed in Thor: Ragnarok, which would have meant that Thanos wouldn’t have been able to finish the gauntlet, except Loki stole the Tesseract off Asgard, brought it onto the Asgardian refugee ship, and got everyone killed.

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Oh my god, I’m just realizing this as I’m writing this, The Avengers’ fight with Ultron inspires The Sokovia Accords, which is what divides the team in Captain America: Civil War, which is why when Thanos’ Black Order goons show up on Earth in Infinity War, they aren’t ready for him.

I HATE YOU LOKI.

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Anyways, there you go, one emo fuckboi caused the annihilation of half the known universe because he was mad at his dad.

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Definitive Proof That Every Horrible Thing That Happens In “Avengers: Infinity War” Is Loki’s Fault

In case you didn’t have time to rewatch 18 movies to prepare for Avengers: Infinity War, here is a little rundown of how every horrible, shocking, absolutely awful thing that happens in that dumb movie is completely Loki and Thor’s fault.

Alright, so in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Asgard is sort of like the closest thing there is to a galactic governing body.

When we first get introduced to Asgard in Thor (2011), it’s being ruled by Odin and his two piece of shit whiny baby adult sons.

Helping Odin watch over the nine realms is Heimdall, literally the only responsible Asgardian. He has the ability to see and hear everything in the universe and he guards the entrance to Asgard, called the Bifrost.

Until these two absolute clowns got involved, Odin and Heimdall guarded over the universe and made sure extinction-level events weren’t a regular occurrence.

In Thor, everything goes ass up when Loki secretly has a bunch of Frost Giants show up to attack Asgard because he’s mad at all the attention his dad is giving Thor.

Which makes Thor have a big idiot tantrum because the Frost Giant attack ruins his coronation. Then Loki manipulates Thor into going over to where the Frost Giants live and beating everyone up.

Odin finds out that his idiot son has violated a centuries-old peace treaty and banishes Thor to Earth.

Nordic angst intensifies

Meanwhile, back on Asgard, Terrible Son #2 becomes king and Odin goes into a thing called Odinsleep. Basically, a really long magical nap.

Loki stirs up a whole bunch of drama with the Frost Giants, tries to kill Odin, and also sends a big robot to go kill Thor, who’s still stuck in New Mexico.

Thor fights Loki’s big robot and they destroy a bunch of gas stations or whatever. Thor defeats the robot, goes back to Asgard, and tries to stop Loki.

Which destroys the Bifrost Bridge.

And sends Loki hurdling through space.

Right, so after causing all that completely unnecessary drama, Loki decides he’s not done being a complete dick and makes a deal with Thanos in the beginning of The Avengers (2012).

The Tesseract with the Space Stone, if you’ll recall from Captain America: The First Avenger, has been in S.H.I.E.L.D.’s custody ever since they took it from HYDRA way back in World War II.

Loki uses the Mind Stone to get the Space Stone and opens up a portal above New York.

Which means this happens.

And this happens.

By the end of The Avengers, Thor has both the Space Stone and Loki locked up. Except Thor, being a giant idiot, leaves the Mind Stone on Earth, but we’ll get to that in a sec.

After the Battle of New York, Thanos has now realized that the Earth isn’t going to be an easy planet to conquer, so he’s got to really step up his game if he wants to take on The Avengers.

Until he uses the chaos around Thor’s battle with the Dark Elves to usurp Odin’s throne AGAIN. He uses his glamour abilities to convince everyone he’s Odin and banishes his father to Earth.

When Thor shows up back on Asgard in Thor: Ragnarok, he obviously immediately clocks that Loki is pretending to be Odin and calls him out for it.

Which would be fine except the real world time between MCU movies is roughly in sync with the make believe time that passes in-universe, which means Loki spends FOUR YEARS pretending to be Odin.

Where’s Thor this whole time? Still cleaning up Loki’s fucking mess. Pretty much everything that happens in Avengers: Age Of Ultron is Loki’s fault.

We learn in Thor: Ragnarok from Hela that the Infinity Gauntlet that’s supposed to be chilling safely in Odin’s vault this whole time is actually a replica.

And in Avengers: Infinity War, Thor, Rocket, and Groot head to one of the Nine Realms, Nidavellir, and find out that Thanos has killed all the dwarves there and used their forge to make the real Infinity Gauntlet.

The same very real Infinity Gauntlet we see in an Age Of Ultron post-credit scene were Thanos says, “Fine, I’ll do it myself.” Age Of Ultron is about two years into Loki’s rule as fake Odin.

The minute Thanos got to Nidavellir, Heimdall would have been able to see it and would have been able to tell Odin. EXCEPT when Loki takes over Asgard, he replaces Heimdall with Skurge, possibly the dumbest Asgardian of all.

Which means, during the four years where Heimdall isn’t guarding the Bifrost and Odin is banished on Earth, Thanos is making moves.

And what’s Loki doing this whole time?

Forcing Matt Damon to do weird plays!

So let’s summarize every dumb thing that Loki has done by the time we see him in Infinity War, shall we?

Oh, and here’s one last one for you. The Tesseract could have been destroyed in Thor: Ragnarok, which would have meant that Thanos wouldn’t have been able to finish the gauntlet, except Loki stole the Tesseract off Asgard, brought it onto the Asgardian refugee ship, and got everyone killed.

Oh my god, I’m just realizing this as I’m writing this, The Avengers’ fight with Ultron inspires The Sokovia Accords, which is what divides the team in Captain America: Civil War, which is why when Thanos’ Black Order goons show up on Earth in Infinity War, they aren’t ready for him.

Anyways, there you go, one emo fuckboi caused the annihilation of half the known universe because he was mad at his dad.

In case you didn’t have time to rewatch 18 movies to prepare for Avengers: Infinity War, here is a little rundown of how every horrible, shocking, absolutely awful thing that happens in that dumb movie is completely Loki and Thor’s fault.

Alright, so in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Asgard is sort of like the closest thing there is to a galactic governing body.

When we first get introduced to Asgard in Thor (2011), it’s being ruled by Odin and his two piece of shit whiny baby adult sons.

Helping Odin watch over the nine realms is Heimdall, literally the only responsible Asgardian. He has the ability to see and hear everything in the universe and he guards the entrance to Asgard, called the Bifrost.

Until these two absolute clowns got involved, Odin and Heimdall guarded over the universe and made sure extinction-level events weren’t a regular occurrence.

In Thor, everything goes ass up when Loki secretly has a bunch of Frost Giants show up to attack Asgard because he’s mad at all the attention his dad is giving Thor.

Which makes Thor have a big idiot tantrum because the Frost Giant attack ruins his coronation. Then Loki manipulates Thor into going over to where the Frost Giants live and beating everyone up.

Odin finds out that his idiot son has violated a centuries-old peace treaty and banishes Thor to Earth.

*Nordic angst intensifies*

Meanwhile, back on Asgard, Terrible Son #2 becomes king and Odin goes into a thing called Odinsleep. Basically, a really long magical nap.

Loki stirs up a whole bunch of drama with the Frost Giants, tries to kill Odin, and also sends a big robot to go kill Thor, who’s still stuck in New Mexico.

Thor fights Loki’s big robot and they destroy a bunch of gas stations or whatever. Thor defeats the robot, goes back to Asgard, and tries to stop Loki.

Which destroys the Bifrost Bridge.

And sends Loki hurdling through space.

Right, so after causing all that completely unnecessary drama, Loki decides he’s not done being a complete dick and makes a deal with Thanos in the beginning of The Avengers (2012).

The Tesseract with the Space Stone, if you’ll recall from Captain America: The First Avenger, has been in S.H.I.E.L.D.’s custody ever since they took it from HYDRA way back in World War II.

Loki uses the Mind Stone to get the Space Stone and opens up a portal above New York.

Which means this happens.

And this happens.

By the end of The Avengers, Thor has both the Space Stone and Loki locked up. Except Thor, being a giant idiot, leaves the Mind Stone on Earth, but we’ll get to that in a sec.

After the Battle of New York, Thanos has now realized that the Earth isn’t going to be an easy planet to conquer, so he’s got to really step up his game if he wants to take on The Avengers.

Until he uses the chaos around Thor’s battle with the Dark Elves to usurp Odin’s throne AGAIN. He uses his glamour abilities to convince everyone he’s Odin and banishes his father to Earth.

When Thor shows up back on Asgard in Thor: Ragnarok, he obviously immediately clocks that Loki is pretending to be Odin and calls him out for it.

Which would be fine except the real world time between MCU movies is roughly in sync with the make believe time that passes in-universe, which means Loki spends FOUR YEARS pretending to be Odin.

Where’s Thor this whole time? Still cleaning up Loki’s fucking mess. Pretty much everything that happens in Avengers: Age Of Ultron is Loki’s fault.

We learn in Thor: Ragnarok from Hela that the Infinity Gauntlet that’s supposed to be chilling safely in Odin’s vault this whole time is actually a replica.

And in Avengers: Infinity War, Thor, Rocket, and Groot head to one of the Nine Realms, Nidavellir, and find out that Thanos has killed all the dwarves there and used their forge to make the real Infinity Gauntlet.

The same very real Infinity Gauntlet we see in an Age Of Ultron post-credit scene were Thanos says, “Fine, I’ll do it myself.” Age Of Ultron is about two years into Loki’s rule as fake Odin.

The minute Thanos got to Nidavellir, Heimdall would have been able to see it and would have been able to tell Odin. EXCEPT when Loki takes over Asgard, he replaces Heimdall with Skurge, possibly the dumbest Asgardian of all.

Which means, during the four years where Heimdall isn’t guarding the Bifrost and Odin is banished on Earth, Thanos is making moves.

And what’s Loki doing this whole time?

Forcing Matt Damon to do weird plays!

So let’s summarize every dumb thing that Loki has done by the time we see him in Infinity War, shall we?

Oh, and here’s one last one for you. The Tesseract could have been destroyed in Thor: Ragnarok, which would have meant that Thanos wouldn’t have been able to finish the gauntlet, except Loki stole the Tesseract off Asgard, brought it onto the Asgardian refugee ship, and got everyone killed.

Oh my god, I’m just realizing this as I’m writing this, The Avengers’ fight with Ultron inspires The Sokovia Accords, which is what divides the team in Captain America: Civil War, which is why when Thanos’ Black Order goons show up on Earth in Infinity War, they aren’t ready for him.

Anyways, there you go, one emo fuckboi caused the annihilation of half the known universe because he was mad at his dad.

Nordic angst intensifies