Warning: This article contains spoilers for Loki Season 2. Read at your own risk!
Another action-packed and time-filled adventure for the God of Mischief and Mobius, Loki Season 2 just dropped an Easter Egg for eagle-eyed fans to spot. Of all the titles that the series would feature, this time, it is Eternals. In a blink-it-or-miss moment, the show revealed how time is nothing but a concept.
Loki Season 2 Episode 2, titled Breaking Brad, sends Loki and Mobius back in 1977 at a London movie premiere where they pursue X-5 who goes by the name of Brad Wolfe, an actor attending the premiere. While the year itself is an Easter Egg related to Star Wars, the start of the sequel of those scenes reveal an Eternals Easter Egg: the poster of Kingo.
When Loki and Mobius arrived in 1977, they passed by an alley of movie posters and on Loki's left is a poster of Kingo from the Eternals. For the two of them, that poster was just another movie advertising but there is a reason why, of all the posters, what they passed by is that of Kingo's.
Who is Kingo from Eternals?
In Eternals, Kumail Nanjiani played the role of Kingo, a movie star who fooled everyone for decades. Kingo Sunen is a Bollywood superstar and the member of the Eternals who shoots blasters from his hands and uses brute force in fights. Eternals, as their namesake, do not age and thus, as Kingo became an actor, he had to be creative of his excuse as to why he does not age. Kingo's plan is to make the people believe that he belongs to a generation of actors when in fact, that's just him.
The poster of Kingo in Loki Season 2 Episode 2 is probably Kingo pretending to be his father since the year is just 1977. This goes both ways for Eternals and Loki Season 2: it shows how the Eternals like Kingo managed to blend in throughout the centuries they were here on Earth, and the other reveals how the series of Loki coincides with other events in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Eternals is currently available to stream on Disney Plus. Loki Season 2 Episode 2 is now steaming on the same platform.
