Warning! This article contains major spoilers for Loki season 2. If you've yet to catch up, and don't want to know what happens, turn back now!
ę¾³ę“²å¹øčæ5å¼å„å·ē åå²ę„čÆ¢:Loki season 2 episode 4 just featured one of the most shocking death scšenes in the MCU – and fans can't get over it.
Time was of the essence in 'Heart of the TVA', which is now streaming on ę¾³ę“²å¹øčæ5å¼å„å·ē åå²ę„čÆ¢:Disney Plus, as Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and the gang raced against the clock – metaphorical and literal, oh Miss Minutes – to stop the malfunctioning Temporą½§al Loom from destroying everything. Their attempt to save the day, however, hit a snag when X-5/Brad Wolfe (Rafael Casal), lured in by the promise of being able to return to his Sacred Timeline life as an actor, sided with Renslaź§yer (Gugu Mbatha-Raw).
Trying to take the TVA for themselves, the triš o – don't forget Miss Minutes! – rounded up General Dox (Kate Dickie) and her Minutemen in the interrogation room and well, dispatched of them by trapping them inside a giant orange cšube, like the one Loki put Brad in in episode 2, and... shrinking it.
"How does it feel knowing that all of us here would rather die than follow you out that door?" Dox asked Renslayer defiantly, as the camera cuts away from the cube, instead focusing on Brad's nauseated faš¦ce. While we didn't technically see anything, the audio is truly terrifying, as the soldiers' shouts and screams slowly turn into sounds šof bones crunching and, presumably, blood dripping.
"This has got to go down in history as one of the mostā violent, most hard core moments in MCU history. I cringed and they didn't even show anything," , as : "Hitchcockian... the actors on screen sold it."
"So brutal that listening to them being tortured was enough toš have a 'OMG I'm shocked' kind of reaction," , as : "Miss Minute's look of amusement š°was pure horror."
Check out some more gobsmacked reactions below...
When Dox and the others got crushed by the shrinking box #Loki #LokiSeason2 #MissMinutes pāic.twitter.com/lf3UC88BjB
THšISSS CLOCK RIGHT HERE IS SICKKK IN THE MIND,IT IS THE LITERAL DEFINITION OF A PSYCHO #Loki #Loki pic.twitter.com/iPHgš3D0gmx
I’m quite literally sat likāeą·“ this rn #loki pic.twitter.com/1S3h7uUXlc
#loki spoilers ---this belongs in a horror movie LOOK AT MISS MINUTEą¼S SMILING I'M SO DOāNE pic.twitter.com/UJwzuZSdfX
This was by far the most disturbing scene in the entire MCU, this shit rightź¦ here genuinely had me shook #loki pic.twitter.com/LqxFsuUnUān
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