In the first season of Marvel Studios’ Lokiwe learn that TVA agent Mobius M. Mobius (Owen Wilson) has only one innermost desire outside of the interdimensional agency where he works: to ride a Jet Skr. For reasons that are still unclear Loki in season 2, Mobius feels so strongly about the personal water Kawasaki that he calls it “a beautiful union of form and function”, arguing that “a rational man could not differ”.
While Mobius still has the opportunity to board the Jet Ski at the appropriate time 2 of Loki – the god of evil does not appear on his own watercraft dealership timeslip in one surprising mass to the show – the TVA agent/key lime pie appreciator is already getting wet and dirty wonder Snap.
Developer Second Edition released a Mobius M. Mobius card for its digital game last week, making Jet Ski a Mobius thing — if only in-game. That card was included as part of the “Form and Function” package, which was also included in the Sylvie-inspired card. (If you buy it right, that package would cost under $99.99, although you can earn gold in the hunts through other means. It’s an old game, folks, it’s free to play.)
But look at that, having the time of your life;
wonder Snap players who fell out of that package — or passed on it, because of the high cost — may still have a chance to make it through the game’s shop rotation. They’ll just have to be extra patient (or lucky with the RNG shop).
To be surprised and the Second Supper very calculated in their lions new cards and times through wonder Snap. In the most recent season, the card game was Loki and TVA themed, with cards from Loki himself, Ravonna Renslayer, and Alioth — very controversial additions. wonder Snap From there he moved on to spooky stuff, with Man-Thing and Elsa Bloodstone being the latest arrivals, and Werewolf coming through the night quickly.
Whether the Mobius “Form and Function” variants of the paper herald a live action Mobius getting behind the Jet Ski loop remains to be seen, but it’s a strong indicator that he just might. It could help herald in other great things Loki The moment we’ve all been waiting for: Owen Wilson to give us his trademark “Wow.”