The Ultimate Ranking of Loki Characters: From Worst to Unbeatable!

Summary

Loki Season 2's minor villain, Hunter X-05, lacks likability and may serve as comic relief as Sylvie outsmarts him.

Dox's tough appearance implies that she could potentially be a malicious antagonist rather than someone who has changed for the better.

Owen Wilson delivers a standout performance as Mobius in the show, showcasing his comedic and serene nature, and displaying undeniable chemistry with Loki.

The characters in Loki are filled with intrigue and complexity, although not all of them achieve the same level of iconic status. A truly great show is one where each character resonates in their own unique way and can be likable even when they embrace a villainous role. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) already boasts a multitude of such characters, but Loki has definitely amplified that lineup.

Every memorable character in Loki contributes to its status as one of the best MCU TV shows, even though it already possesses numerous strengths. From outstanding casting choices to captivating backstories, even the Loki characters that rank lower on this list have the potential to increase their impact - and it wouldn't be surprising at all. As the plot of Loki Season 2 continues to unfold with the twists and turns of the impending multiversal threat, here is the current ranking of every character from worst to best.

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18 Hunter X-05

Not much is known about Hunter X-05, except for the fact that he is a Brad Wolfe variant and has a rather antagonistic personality. This makes him one of the less likable characters in the Loki series. In Season 2, he takes on the role of a minor villain as he is assigned to track down Sylvie. It is highly likely that Sylvie will outsmart and outmaneuver him, providing some comic relief. However, it remains to be seen if Hunter X-05 can undergo a similar redemption journey as his fellow Hunter, B-15.

17 Dox

16 Gamble

Stern and unyielding, if it weren't for Gamble's apparent authority, Dox could have intervened to stop Loki and his cohorts from obstructing the protection of the innocent. There is still an opportunity for Dox to reveal herself as either a malicious villain or a reformed individual. However, her skillfully portrayed tough demeanor strongly suggests the former as the more plausible option.

The order to stop all pruning, allowing countless individuals and variations to regain their free will, was issued by Judge Gamble. Her remorse for always delivering guilty verdicts during her time as a Judge for the Timekeepers demonstrates her capacity for compassion. It remains to be seen if she will play a more significant role in the future, but based on what has been observed, her character is portrayed favorably enough.

15 President Loki

14 Boastful Loki

President Loki cannot be entirely held accountable for behaving in a manner befitting his character. The mischievous smirk adorning his face while executing a cunning double-double cross in an endeavor to seize power remains one of the most unforgettable depictions from the initial season. However, he ultimately failed to exhibit the necessary charm to maintain control over his own revolt. Hence, he unquestionably ranks among the most hapless Variants introduced in Season 1.

While boasting may not win anyone over, Boastful Loki had the potential to impress with his thoughtfully designed character and unconventional weapon of choice—definitely not Mjolnir. Unfortunately, his decision to betray his fellow Loki variants who were evading Alioth's pursuit, as predicted by Alligator Loki, was a truly disappointing move. Despite this, it appears that Boastful Loki could hold his ground in the ensuing battle.

13 Kid Loki

For all the Lokis that succumbed to their primal instincts, Kid Loki proved to be one of the virtuous ones. His tale is rather tragic, as he was banished at a young age, but he adeptly navigated through the adversity and even managed to rise to the makeshift throne despite his youth. Ultimately, it all boiled down to arrogant posturing, as the Lokis at the end of time persisted in their quest for dominance despite their bleak circumstances. In light of these circumstances, Kid Loki emerged as the most suitable candidate for King, albeit for a disappointingly brief period. If Loki happens to encounter Kid Loki once again in the reformed multiverse, his audacious yet cautious approach would undoubtedly be a valuable asset to the team.

12 Alligator Loki

In spite of his limited speech, Alligator Loki displayed exceptional qualities when he exposed traitors and even bit off the hand of the conniving President Loki. Animal characters often captivate us, and it becomes even more challenging to resist their charm when they don Loki's iconic headpiece. Though his role was minor, it left a lasting impression because, well, he was an alligator, and sometimes that alone is enough to capture the affections of both humans and deities.

11 Alioth

10 Hunter B-15

It's no surprise that the Lokis sought shelter underground when Alioth, the formidable smoke monster, unleashed chaos above ground. Despite ultimately being outsmarted by Classic Loki, Alioth remains one of the most impressive adversaries the MCU has introduced, showcasing the studio's remarkable CGI prowess.

Hunter B-15, depicted by

, underwent a remarkable redemption arc in Loki. Despite being one of the TVA's fervent Hunters in Season 1, she emerged as a staunch advocate of free will. Her admirable determination to rectify past transgressions deserves respect. From initially being resolute in her pursuit of Loki and a formidable force to be reckoned with, Hunter B-15 experiences a complete change of heart upon recognizing the flaws in her superiors' ideology. This transformation makes her one of the most captivating characters in the series.

9 Casey

Casey is a character that instantly captivates the audience with his meek yet charming demeanor and a lasting sense of friendliness that is only matched by two of his colleagues. Portrayed by real-life comedian Eugene Cordero, Casey is also inherently funny, using well-timed humor to navigate the havoc that Loki has unintentionally caused in his once ordinary life at the TVA. Among the characters in the show, Casey is one of the least menacing and hopefully, he will be spared from whatever unfortunate fate awaits the TVA. ​​​​​​​

8 Ravonna Renslayer

Up until recently, Ravonna didn't come across as a villainous character, but fans familiar with her comic book roots may have had their suspicions. What sets Ravonna apart is her compelling nature and the compassion she exhibits, particularly in her final encounter with Mobius, her closest ally in the TVA. Ravonna's cunning and ability are clear from her rise through the ranks, and her decision to leave the organization on her own terms demonstrates that she refuses to be controlled by any malevolent force. This showcases her strength of character, deserving utmost respect.

7 Miss Minutes

Originally introduced as a friendly AI responsible for explaining the TVA's role and the concept of variant beings, Miss Minutes quickly captivated viewers with her distinct characteristics and cheerful southern accent. However, as Season 1 progressed, it became evident that Miss Minutes, under the control of Kang, served a more insidious purpose. She became a vessel for propagating propaganda disguised by her charming demeanor.

Miss Minutes stands out as one of the most memorable and recognizable figures within the TVA. This raises the question of whether her role extends beyond that of her former master, possibly as a disembodied overseer of the TVA now that He Who Remains is no longer in power. If she maintains any level of control over the TVA, she could prove to be a compelling and formidable adversary, creating numerous obstacles for our protagonists.

6 Classic Loki

Aided significantly by the casting of Richard E. Grant, Classic Loki - the variant portraying Loki from his earliest comics - became an instant success. Through his intriguing portrayal as a melancholic soul driven by a grand purpose, culminating in his ultimate sacrifice, Classic Loki rapidly attained legendary status. The epic circumstances of his demise, wherein he artfully constructed an illusion of Asgard itself before being consumed by Alioth, were made even more impactful by his final words, solidifying his place in the hearts and minds of fans. ​​​​​​​

5 He Who Remains

The anticipation leading up to the grand reveal of Kang was not entirely unexpected but made even more thrilling by Jonathan Majors' mesmerizing portrayal of He Who Remains, the enigmatic mastermind behind order. Although his impending demise sparked numerous inquiries, his time on screen was unfortunately brief. However, his ominous parting words, "See you soon," astutely launched the emergence of the Multiversal threats posed by Kang variants.

4 Loki

3 Sylvie

Loki has experienced a redemption arc unparalleled by any other character in the MCU. Despite his involvement in significant atrocities, Loki possesses a remarkable ability to manipulate others into overlooking his transgressions. This very trait, however, is what makes him an incredibly captivating antihero. As one of the most adored figures in the entire MCU, it comes as no surprise that he also reigns as one of the finest characters in his own series. Yet, remarkably, there are a few characters who even outshine him and claim the coveted top spot.

Sylvie Lauffeydottir, the Loki variant, emerged as a formidable presence right from the start. She played a crucial role in sparing Loki from instant pruning and became the catalyst for many key moments in the series. In fact, she has proven to be a remarkable Loki in her own right, successfully evading the TVA's capture for years and eventually accomplishing her plan despite Loki's objections. With her captivating charm, Sylvie has undoubtedly become one of the most impressive Loki characters.

2 Ouroboros (O.B.)

Aside from his evident brilliance and ability to ward off overwhelming solitude, O.B. stands out as one of the MCU's limited non-superpowered characters who has effortlessly solidified himself as a beloved figure, perhaps even prior to the airing of his debut episode. As the exclusive agent for the TVA's Repairs & Advancement, he captivates audiences with his light-hearted descriptions of impending catastrophe, his integral role in Season 2's events, and the undeniable likability he exudes in all his endeavors. ​​​​​​​

1 Mobius

Owen Wilson's performance in Loki has garnered widespread acclaim, with his portrayal of Mobius standing out as one of the show's most memorable highlights. From his delightfully composed demeanor to the undeniable on-screen chemistry with Loki, it's impossible not to root for Mobius. His willingness to defy conventions and follow his own instincts has been crucial to the unfolding events of the series, making him just as endearing as the mischievous Loki himself. As Mobius continues to strive for what is right, it's only a matter of time before Loki rewards him with that long-awaited jetski.