'Loki' Revealed to Be Bisexual in Episode 3 — Recap of 'Lamentis' - TVLine

Loki made Marvel Cinematic Universe history with its third episode on Wednesday, by revealing Tom Hiddleston’s title character to be bisexual — and series director Kate Herron couldn’t be more pleased.

Loki’s bisexuality was confirmed during a conversation with the timeline-hopping female variant, who calls herself Sylvie (as in Marvel Comics character Sylvie Lushton, also known as Enchantress, perhaps?).

As their discussion turned to love and their romantic partners through the years, Sylvie asked Loki, “How about you.

With that pivotal conversation, Loki became the MCU’s first openly bisexual character.

With its release of Episode 3 on Wednesday, Loki is now halfway through its run, and Loki and Sylvie find themselves — spoiler alert! — trapped on the moon Lamentis, which is on the verge of apocalyptic catastrophe

Loki, Sylvie and other Lamentis inhabitants tried to get off the moon before it was destroyed by a nearby planet, but the evacuation vessel they planned to use for their escape was demolished by an asteroid, foiling their plan