Loki Season 2 Struggles Amidst Low Viewership; Friendship Between Main Characters Offers Only Saving Grace

Loki Season 2's disorganized and complex storyline undermines viewer engagement, but audience appreciation for the Loki-Mobius friendship and the characters' evolving dynamic carries the faltering series.

Loki Season 2, despite high expectations, suffers from a flagging viewership and complex plotline that undermines viewer engagement and threatens the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) series.
The central storyline of Season 2 involves Loki and his fellow Time Variance Authority (TVA) agents, including Mobius and Ouroborus, saving the Sacred Timeline from collapsing due to the actions of Kang the Conqueror and Loki-variant Sylvie.
Despite the disorganized storyline, the friendship and dynamic between Loki and Mobius have become the show's saving grace, offering light-hearted interactions and moments of quick-witted humor amidst the chaos.
Loki, having matured significantly from his villainous persona seen in The Avengers, along with elastic Mobius, balance each other out in character traits and have displayed a solid 'good cop/bad cop' rapport, making their partnership interesting to watch.
Despite the potential in Loki's unique storytelling, the shift toward focusing on the large-scale action instead of Loki and Mobius' friendship could alienate viewers who enjoy the relatable and human relationships amidst fantastical storytelling.