Loki Coming Out Bis*xual Attracts Criticism From Doctor Who Showrunner

Davies doesn’t seem to have much liked the studio revealing Loki’s bis*xuality as he has lashed out at Marvel for doing it.

Marvel-Disney hit the jackpot most recently with the release of Loki that stared Tom Hiddleston. Not only did Bot open doors to many new ideas in the Marvel Cinematic Universe but it also introduced the first openly queer character, Trickster, who was portrayed by Tom Hiddleston. This moment was celebrated around the globe and became one of the most memorable moments of the season.

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This is a spoiler alert. Loki was confirmed as bis*xual by the first season. Fans waited for this twist for years. Many were happy to see it. Although there was a section that suggested that the makers could have explored this part in more detail in season 1, there wasn't any one criticizing that decision until now. It turns out that there is, and it is Russell T. Davies, Doctor Who's showrunner.

Davies seems to not have liked Loki's bis*xuality being revealed by the studio, and he has criticized Marvel for doing so. The way it was revealed, he calls it ridiculous, craven, and weak in nature. Continue reading to learn more about the Doctor Who showrunner and what he has to say about it.

Russell T. Davies stated that "I believe huge, cleaning warning alarms are ringing" as giants like Netflix and Disney Plus rise up. We Got This Covered. "It's a great concern. Loki once made a reference to being bisexual, and everyone was like, "Oh my God, it's like an all-sexual show."

He said, "It's just one word." He used the word "prince" and we are meant to say, "Thank you, Disney!" Isn't that amazing? It's a foolish, craven gesture toward vital politics and stories that should be shared.

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