Due to his advanced age, he had time to transform himself into a much better sorcerer than he was when he fought Thanos. In addition to that, it may be that Classic Loki really is naturally stronger in magic than Hiddleston's Loki.
All Loki variants are equally powerful. Classic Loki however is the strongest as he is older than all other Loki variants and thus is the most experienced. His powers are by far the most developed among all the Loki variants and he can do some pretty cool stuff with his magical powers as seen in episode 5.
He is the pillar that is holding up the mcu without him everything comes tumbling down so he's the most important character in the mcu (to quote a song he has the whole multiverse in his hands) In terms of most powerful that is an interesting question I don't think anyone else could do what he is doing and it is by far ...
Classic Loki is a character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe that appears in the Disney+ series Loki. He is a Variant of Loki that lived in his predetermined path on the Sacred Timeline, but managed to survive his final encounter with Thanos by using an illusion to fake his own death.
Loki's Asgardian or Frost Giant heritage sets him a cut above the rest of the rather frail Marvel villains. This ancestry grants him superhuman strength, agility, and speed. He's not as powerful as Thor in this regard, but any human enemy will be no match against him.
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Why was Classic Loki so powerful?
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One of his best assets is his illusions, which are so well-crafted that even Odin has been fooled by them in the past. Illusions serve him greatly in combat as they enable him to create lifelike clones of himself that help distract from the real threat.
Classic Loki also has teleportation powers, that others don't appear to possess, and his telekinesis and energy manipulation appears slightly more potent, meaning his repertoire is also the most well-rounded.
But by sacrificing himself to help Loki and Lady Loki, Classic Loki proves himself wrong. He's not selfish like the other Loki variants. He does have a glorious purpose, and it's giving up his life to help others. He laughs because of the absurdity of it all.
Most likely, Old Loki was approximately 2100 years old — and may have been as much as 5000 years old (although that seems unlikely). Loki's age in the MCU is hard to pin down, but is most-likely 1,054 at the time of his death.
Thor and Loki are epically powerful gods from the Norse-inspired realm of Asgard, both powered by humanity's belief in them, but it is often shown that the God of Thunder Thor is much more "powerful" than his sibling Loki.
Hulk is always a marvel comic benchmark of strenghth, Loki would be the same of debauchery. Loki was just never been a physical menence character. He's a mastermind not a brute. The Hulk is the Strongest there is, in any universe, ever, he has literally infinite strength.
It's not that he never had - or can never have - those powers, but rather that he hadn't obtained them yet. Classic Loki was powerful enough because he lived a long life and found ways to survive, even living through his own Avengers: Infinity War.
Liesmith. Loki possesses strength, durability, and longevity far superior to humans. The most powerful sorcerer in all of Asgard, Loki's magical abilities include astral projection, shape-shifting, hypnosis, molecular rearrangement, energy blasts, levitating, conjuration, cryokinesis, telekinesis and teleportation.
Classic Loki is from Earth-616, the main universe in Marvel comics; Hiddleston's Loki is from Earth-199999, the MCU. Loki's personality differs between the original classic comic book Loki and the MCU Loki, too.
After a little math from Tumblr user nycstark, they deduced that, in human years, Loki would be around 16 "human" years old in the MCU. With that being the case, then perhaps Tom Holland would have been a more applicable casting choice for the teenage antihero.
In Thor: The Dark World, Odin makes it clear that they “are born, they live, they die, just as humans do”, to which Loki replies that “give or take, 5000 years” – so taking that into account, Odin was at least 5000 years old when he died in Ragnarok.
He was under the influence of the Mind Stone that was in the Scepter, as were the Avengers in that scene where they were all sniping at each other. But Loki had been under the influence longer, and he had such a deeply rooted hatred and desire for revenge, it affected him more. Both for sure!
Loki previously believed all his choices were his own, but that couldn't be further from the truth and his unshed tears are representative of the ways in which he's been used. Loki saw the outcomes of his life through the eyes of several variants.
In the Loki Season 2 finale, Loki realizes the only way to preserve the flow of time and keep the timeline from disintegrating is to sacrifice himself and allow the Temporal Loom to explode.
The greatest and most challenging foe Loki has faced is perhaps his own brother, Thor. While the two were raised as siblings by Odin, envy drove Loki's desire to overthrow Thor., Loki is frequently defeated by the god of thunder, but is never discouraged from persevering in his efforts.
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.
