It was during this encounter that the infant Loki was found and secretly adopted by Odin (Anthony Hopkins). Looking at the aging of Frost Giants in the MCU and the age of the actress playing Sylvie, it makes sense that she too is close to a thousand years old.
Sylvie's fate in the MCU is uncertain, but she may return to battle against Kang the Conqueror, potentially joining the Avengers team. Sylvie could be a good replacement for Tony Stark in terms of gathering a team together, but convincing the Avengers to trust her and follow her lead would be a challenge.
Sylvie is yet another example of that, being a combo Character of "Lady Loki" (Loki's female form in the Comics, Loki is Genderfluid) and the second Enchantress from the Comics. It's also probably partially so you can have them both on the field at the same time. Because she is Enchantress.
In Marvel Comics, Sylvie is a totally different character from Loki Laufeydotter. Unlike in Loki, Sylvie is related to the adopted Asgardian Frost Giant, but not exactly another version of her. Marvel Comics' Sylvie is also a relatively recent creation, debuting in 2009's Dark Reign: Young Avengers mini-series.
“Loki is a threat to Sylvie in this series because he is asking for her help but he's asking for her to step away from this life. She [explains to him] I'm out I, I don't want anything to do with this. I am living a happy life, and I don't want to go backward.
LOKI: SYLVIE HISTORY EXPLAINED! Who is Sylvie’s MOTHER?
Why does Sylvie have a mullet?
I have to ask about the mullet.
It's 1982 where Sylvie's landed on her timeline, so we wanted to honour the DIY hair from the first series, and imagine that it's grown out a bit – she still has her blonde bits from the first series, but she's given herself a hair cut of the time.
The TVA had taken Sylvie from Asgard as a child because she caused a Nexus Event that threatened the stability of the Sacred Timeline, meaning she had spent her entire life on the run from the omnipotent organization, though the exact nature of her Nexus Event wasn't actually revealed.
Sylvie Laufeydottir (born Loki) is a fictional character portrayed by Sophia Di Martino in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) media franchise, partially based on the characters Lady Loki and Sylvie Lushton's Enchantress from the Marvel Comics.
"Honestly, the way I always read that kiss is that her feelings were genuine and that it was a goodbye. Sylvie is sort of where our Loki was in Thor. She's driven by revenge, pain and anger, and that's what he's saying to her. He's like, “I've been where you are, and I just want you to be OK.
Loki is a boy's name of Norse origin that means "airy." Sharing its namesake with the Norse god of mischief, Loki makes a sweet yet edgy name for little boys.
If not for her, none of the Multiverse Saga would've happened as it did. Not only did she kill He Who Remains at the End of Time, unlocking the multiverse and allowing Kang to rise, but she also drastically reshaped Loki's life and future.
Loki has confirmed the TVA is built on lies and deception, and there is so far no evidence that Sylvie actually caused a nexus event. It's possible that whoever is behind the fake Time-Keepers and running the TVA had an ulterior motive to kidnap Sylvie and try and delete her from existence.
Sylvie Lushton is Enchantress, a formidable sorceress who is empowered by Loki. While she lacks formal training in her magic, Lushton can pull off teleportation, spellcasting, and mental manipulations with ease.
The second episode of Loki Season 2 featured a moment fans have eagerly anticipated since the first season ended more than two years ago, as Loki (Tom Hiddleston) reunited with Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino), the female variant of himself from an alternate reality that he fell in love with in Season 1.
She has the same personality and powers – shapeshifting, creating illusions, other sorcery and magic – as the male version of the character. She is tricky, cunning and sometimes acts as a villain, sometimes as an antihero and occasionally even a hero.
Loki's gender fluidity is made MCU canon in new Disney+ series, Loki. Up until recently, it was unknown what Marvel's Loki's gender identity is. Staying true to the Marvel comics, it was just confirmed by the new Loki show on Disney+ that he is gender-fluid.
Hela Odinsdottir was the main villainess from the 2017 film, Thor: Ragnarok. She was the revealed first born offspring of Odin, and the older sister of Thor and Loki.
Sylvie, on the other hand, is remarkable: brave, heroic–two things Loki thinks he's not–and truly alone, something Loki thinks he is. In seeing the potential in Sylvie, Loki sees the potential in himself, another version of who he could be if only he could believe he deserves it.
Loki is no weaker than Sylvie. Yet, Sylvie, unlike the Prince of Asgard, does not hold back. She's not afraid to hurt him, so she fights with all her might. Meanwhile, Loki Odinson is easily able to keep up with the Goddess of Mischief while holding back despite Sylvie's great agility.
Sylvie being born female on Asgard in her reality instantly made her a variant according to the Timekeepers, those responsible for creating the Sacred Timeline. Thus, she was pruned from her reality as a child.
Loki star Tom Hiddleston is preparing to travel to the ultimate relationship alternate timeline: marriage. The Marvel actor and his partner, the actress and playwright Zawe Ashton, are engaged after three years of dating.
Thus, Odin could only exile Loki, but Sigyn, in tears, accepted the marriage and decided to go with him. Impressed, Odin declared Sigyn the Goddess of Fidelity. Due to their marriage, Sigyn mothered two sons, Narvi and Váli, with Loki, although both of them died young.
