Loki (TV series)

as Loki:
The Asgardian god of mischief and Thor's adopted brother, based on the Norse mythological deity of the same name.^[8] This is an alternate, "time-variant" version of Loki who created a new timeline in Avengers: Endgame (2019) beginning in 2012.^[9] Because of this, he has not gone through the events of Thor: The Dark World (2013) or Thor: Ragnarok (2017), which reformed the previously villainous character before his death in Avengers: Infinity War (2018).^[10][11] Head writer Michael Waldron compared Loki to Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs since both were adopted and love being in control.^[12] Hiddleston expressed interest in returning to the role to explore Loki's powers, particularly his shapeshifting, which plays into the series' exploration of identity.^[11]

Tom Hiddleston

as Ravonna Renslayer:
The former TVA Hunter A-23 who rose from the ranks to become a respected judge; she oversees the Loki variant investigation.^{[13][14]: 8} Season one director Kate Herron compared both Mbatha-Raw and Renslayer to chameleons, and said Renslayer was always "trying to dance the line" with Mobius of being both his superior and his friend. Herron added that Mbatha-Raw brought a warmth to Renslayer, while also channeling her pain.^[14]: 8 Mbatha-Raw called Renslayer "incredibly ambitious" and felt there was the "ultimate personality clash" between her and Loki. She continued that Renslayer has "a lot on her shoulders" and has to make "morally ambiguous choices", which forces the character to keep secrets and build up layers.^[15] Waldron believed that Renslayer had "the making of a very complex villain".^[16]

Gugu Mbatha-Raw

as Hunter B-15:
A high-ranking Hunter of the TVA determined to stop the variant that has been killing Minutemen troops.^{[17][14]: 9} Mosaku called B-15 a "badass" who is a loyal devotee of the TVA, with a strong affinity for the Time-Keepers, whom she believes are gods.^[14]: 9 Mosaku was drawn to B-15's honesty and ability to be herself, noting, "She doesn't have any social etiquette running through her and her interactions. What she feels and what she thinks is what you see and what you get."^[18] Hunter B-15 was originally written as a male character, but changed after Mosaku's audition; she pointed out that the character's gender did not alter the essence of the type of character B-15 was meant to be.^[19]

Wunmi Mosaku

as Casey: A TVA receptionist.^[20] Cordero also portrays Hunter K-5E in the new TVA seen at the end of the first season.^[21]

Eugene Cordero

voices Miss Minutes:
The animated anthropomorphic AI clock mascot of the TVA created by He Who Remains, who she is in love with.^[22] Strong voices Miss Minutes with a "Southern drawl",^[23] which Herron felt was a representation of Waldron, since he is from the Southern United States.^[24] Her design was inspired by Felix the Cat and other cartoons from the early 20th century, with Herron calling Miss Minutes a "Roger Rabbit kind of character".^[23] Strong felt the "dire information" Miss Minutes is tasked with conveying was "the perfect mix of who she is", since it is said "with a smile on her face".^[19]

Tara Strong

as Mobius M. Mobius:
An agent of the TVA who specializes in the investigations of particularly dangerous time criminals.^{[14]: 7 [11]} Herron likened Mobius to a hard-boiled detective,^[25] with Wilson comparing him to the character Jack Cates in 48 Hrs. (1982).^[14]: 7 Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige noted that the character is similar to Wilson in that he is unfazed by the MCU.^[11]

Owen Wilson

as Sylvie:
A variant of Loki who is attacking the "Sacred Timeline" and has enchantment powers.^[5][26] She does not consider herself to be a Loki, using the name "Sylvie" as an alias.^[27] While Sylvie was inspired by Sylvie Lushton / Enchantress and Lady Loki from the comics, she is a different person with a different backstory from those characters as well as Hiddleston's Loki.^[28][29] Di Martino kept her regional accent for Sylvie to not sound "too posh or too well spoken", to help reflect the life Sylvie had lived.^[29] Hiddleston felt Di Martino incorporated "certain characteristics" he uses for Loki to portray Sylvie, while still making the character "completely her own".^[30] An extensive backstory for the character was written by series' writer Elissa Karasik, with Waldron hopeful some of the material could be featured in the second season.^[31]

Sophia Di Martino

as Hunter C-20: A TVA Hunter kidnapped and enchanted by Sylvie to reveal the location of the Time-Keepers.^[32]

Sasha Lane

as Kid Loki: A young variant of Loki who created a Nexus event by killing Thor and considers himself the king of the Void.^[33][34]

Jack Veal

as Boastful Loki: A Loki variant who makes wild exaggerations about his accomplishments.^[34]

DeObia Oparei

as Classic Loki:
An old Loki variant who faked his death to escape being killed by Thanos and decided to live his life in seclusion until he became lonely.^[33] Classic Loki has the ability to conjure larger, more elaborate illusions than Loki.^[35]

Richard E. Grant

Jonathan Majors

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as Hunter X-5 / Brad Wolfe:
A TVA Hunter with a close connection to General Dox.^[42] Casal called Hunter X-5 "Loki's mirror—another person who feels wronged. He's a bit of a lost character and almost feels like an earlier version of Loki, reflecting back to him."^[43]: 9 Director Dan DeLeeuw called X-5 "more of a straight villain, more of a heavy; a foil for Loki".^[44] X-5 finds his real life on the Sacred Timeline and becomes the actor Brad Wolfe. DeLeeuw thought Casal "brought an interesting humanity" to his portrayal of Wolfe, explaining that it was his choice to become Wolfe to break free from the TVA being X-5's reality. As well, the creative team "couldn't resist" having a character who no longer believed in the reality of the TVA becoming an actor, given Wolfe now "puts on a perception of reality for a living".^[44]

Rafael Casal

as General Dox: A TVA general who is part of the new council of judges following Renslayer's disappearance.^[45] She is searching for Sylvie and still believes in the TVA's mission to prune branched timelines.^[46]

Kate Dickie

as Judge Gamble: A TVA judge part of the new council.^[42]

Liz Carr

as Hunter D-90: A TVA Hunter.^[47]

Neil Ellice

as Ouroboros "O.B.":
A TVA agent who works in its Repairs and Advancement Department.^[41][37] Described as the "quirky repair guy", Wright explained that every piece of technology at the TVA was either designed by O.B. or he knows how to fix it and keep it operational.^[41]

Ke Huy Quan

Richard Dixon as Robber Baron: An who purchases a faulty invention from Victor Timely at the 1893 Chicago's World's Fair.^[48]

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