Loki Season 2: Is Miss Minutes good or evil?
Disney+As Loki Season 2 continues to throw curve balls at its audience, a lot of fans have wondered if Miss Minutes, the AI behind the TVA, is actually good or evil.
Marvel‘s Loki has hit the small screen once again as the second season following Thor’s mischievous brother is ready to premiere.
In Season 1, fans were introduced to the TVA (Time Variance Authority) and its animated mascot Miss Minutes.
However, throughout the season, it wasn’t particularly clear if Miss Minutes was a good character or if she had sinister intentions, so here’s what we know about the TVA’s living clock.
Is Miss Minutes good or evil in Loki?
Miss Minutes seems to be a bit more on the evil side in Loki Season 1, even though she thinks her intentions are for the greater good.
When fans first meet Miss Minutes, she’s the cheerful, artificial intelligence animated clock who works within the TVA.
She is used to find out information along with keeping up the ruse that the Time Keepers were the ones who made the TVA and the Sacred Timeline.
However, in the Season 1 finale, Miss Minutes greets Loki and Sylvie at the end of time, which reveals that she was actually working for the bad guy all along.
Miss Minutes explains that Kang the Conqueror, or He Who Remains, created her to help run the TVA as he stayed at the end of time.
She tempts both Loki and Sylvie with the lives they always wanted to live in an incredibly creepy and invasive manner.
Though they both refuse and push on to confront He Who Remains, Miss Minutes is not deterred and ends up teaming with Judge Ravonna Renslayer to take down Sylvie and Loki.
And fans got a bit more insight to her villainous side in Episode 3 when Miss Minutes tried to get rid of Renslayer in order to become Timely’s number one companion.
The AI clock reveals that He Who Remains created her along with the TVA, but kept her around as a sort of friend. They played chess and chatted often, which led to the Miss Minutes growing romantic feelings for He Who Remains.
However, as Timely is not the same as his Kang variant, he dismisses her advances, but it’s through the dismissal that fans can see that Miss Minutes isn’t the helpful clock they thought she was.
While it’s unclear how far she’s willing to go to bring He Who Remains out of Timely, viewers can be sure that there’s a lot of tricks up those gloved hands.
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