MCU television series to be released on Disney+, expanding the comics-come-to-life world even further. The series is having a lot of fun exploring Loki's character in greater detail (as well as exploring the MCU timeline itself) while bringing brand new characters into the Marvel world.
But once people have finished the newest series and patiently await the next installment of Marvel fun, what else can audiences enjoy? Disney+ has a wide array of options for people now, with shows for fans of all ages in both animated and live-action formats, and there are some great shows to be viewed after the God of Mischief's adventure.
The Falcon And The Winter Soldier (2021)
Prior to Loki being released on Disney+, developing two popular characters was something that Marvel fans absolutely loved to see.
Much like Loki, it was a quick one-season show and it simply continued the stories in the aftermath of Avengers: Endgame. Placing a heavy focus on life without Captain America, dealing with grief, and continuing a legacy, there's a lot of reasons why MCU fans would enjoy this one as well.
Marvel Studios Legends (2021)
With Marvel placing a lot of focus on its television output this year, the company decided to create a show specifically with that in mind. That is where Legends was born, which is a series of short episodes that totally focus on the different characters that are being used for the recent Disney+ shows.
Each episode gives a recap of what the character has been doing up until that point, allowing fans to truly get caught up without having to rewatch every single Marvel property. Of course, one episode is totally dedicated to Loki himself, so it's essential viewing for Loki fans.
Spider-Man (1994-1997)
Spider-Man is a character that everybody knows and loves around the world, and anybody who enjoys the superhero elements of Loki is sure to find this animated series a joy. It's one of the best versions of the popular web-slinger, with the character having tons of personality in this adaptation.
He is a lot of fun to watch on the show, and there's plenty of action and a real variety of villains that he comes up against, which makes the series exciting. With so many characters every episode offers something new, and that is what makes the show so enjoyable.
X-Men (1992-1996)
Another amazing animated series that Loki fans will enjoy is X-Men, which is one of the best shows available on Disney+. This series focuses on the popular mutants, looking at their complicated personalities, the relationships that they share, and the abilities they all have.
There are plenty of exciting and engaging fight scenes within this show which has a lot of fantastic stories and differing villains to keep it exciting. There's a little more action in this than within Loki, but the charisma of each character is something that really helps to make this show stand out.
Lost (2004-2010)
iconic television shows of all time, and while this might have nothing to do with superheroes, it is still one that Loki fans will enjoy watching. Having lots of characters who don't entirely know what is happening, and the big elements of mystery sprinkled throughout the narrative is something that Loki does a great job of building as well.
Time travel is also a big element in the show, which is something that plays a big part in Loki as the characters attempt to fix the timeline throughout each episode, which is the whole reason Loki ends up within the TVA.
The X-Files (1993-2001)
The X-Files is another great show that adult fans of Loki would certainly enjoy. A big reason for that is the element of mystery that surrounds each episode of the show. Everything about the series is based around mysterious creatures and elements of extraterrestrial, which isn't too far removed from the world of Marvel.
Having the FBI investigating and concealing different mysteries in order to protect the general public is a great concept, which is why the show ended up being so popular. The variety of characters that appear in this show keep audiences engaged and the series sustains a lot of great tension, just like in the new MCU series.
Phineas And Ferb (2007-2012)
While there's plenty of great shows available for older fans of Loki, characters with a lot of charisma.
The characters in this series are pretty mischievous, which is something that feels similar to Loki, as certain of the TVA simply do not trust the God Of Mischief. With Perry's secret agent work having a similar feel to the TVA, this series has plenty of craziness that audiences will enjoy.
Agent Carter (2015-2016)
There are two seasons of Agent Carter to be enjoyed, and it's another that Loki fans are sure to appreciate. This series is set back in the 1940s, so it has a slightly different dynamic to what is provided by Loki, however, there are still a lot of similarities.
The spy feel that this show brings creates a good amount of mystery and clever dynamics between the characters, which are then brought to life within the show as it progresses. This show is also set in the MCU, so there's an obvious connection that people can enjoy and it provides some interesting world-building for Loki fans.
Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2013-2020)
Another great Marvel series that Loki fans should enjoy is Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. which is also set within the same fictional world. The show brings great elements of the MCU into play, although it takes a look at things from the organization's point of view, which is similar to the focus that comes with the TVA.
The characters here are busy investigating different ongoings with characters around the world, and that is exactly what the TVA does, although they're looking at slightly different angles on the situation.
WandaVision (2021)
The first Disney+ exclusive Marvel show was puts its focus on Wanda Maximoff and Vision as Wanda tries to create a perfect world for them to live in as a manner of dealing with her grief.
Just as Loki has to come to with not returning to his moment in the timeline, Wanda has to do the same for her husband. The series blends comedy and action well just like Loki, while there is also a big focus on time, with each episode going through a different era in a clever and charming manner.