It s all villain whitewashing, why is Loki more popular than Bucky?

Although these two people are both villains, their positioning is different, and the performances of the characters are also different, so their fame is naturally different. So much so that Loki has super popularity, even if he has died in the Marvel Universe, he can still use the parallel universe as a turning point to launch the starring TV series. In contrast, Bucky not only failed to become Captain America, but also had to rely on the help of the new Captain America to appear again.

1. The positioning of the two is different, and the popularity of the two people is so different, there are naturally traces to follow. Marvel's positioning of the two is different, Loki is Thor's younger brother, and this character runs through all of Thor's episodes. Bucky, on the other hand, is a small member of Team America, and also appears in Team America's trilogy.

However, Loki is a well-deserved second-in-command of Thor, but Bucky is different, because there is a falcon for favor, Bucky can only be regarded as one of the deputies, and it is the falcon that finally takes over the shield. In terms of the positioning of the character, it can be seen that Loki is more important than Bucky. <>

Second, the appearance of the two is differentThe audience's impression of a character is mostly determined by the initial impression, and although Loki's first appearance is a villain, compared to Bucky, a decent character, Loki is much more successful. Loki's identity is the key to promoting the development of Thor's story line, it can be said that "Thor 1" can't do without the role of Loki, and because of the entanglement of his life experience, the audience can feel this flesh-and-blood character. And "Team America 1" Captain America is the protagonist of the story, and Bucky can only be regarded as a witness, and there is no shining point in the plot, so it is naturally not easy to be remembered.

Third, the charm of the two is differentEveryone's love for Bucky is mainly because of their love for Captain America, and by the way, they like Bucky, not because of the character's own charm. And Bucky's scenes are almost the same as those of the tool man, with no eye-catching performance. Loki is different, he has gained a large number of fans through the scene of Mission Impossible, and he doesn't need Thor's foil at all.

Because Loki's character is more brilliant, although he is a villain, he is a flesh-and-blood character, and the story line between him and his brother is also very interesting, and Bucky plays the role of a foil to Captain America, which is a bit dispensable.

Bucky doesn't have many scenes, plus the character's own image itself is not outstanding enough, and Loki, as a character with a specific plot, plus more shots, is naturally popular.

Maybe it's because Loki's appearance is relatively high, and Loki's character setting is also very good, and there are many shots, so his popularity is high.

It's bad, it's the villain.

Loki Laufeyson Odinson is an American Marvel Comics supervillain who first appeared in the sixth issue of Venus (August 1949). Abbreviated as Loki, he is the god of fire and mischief in Norse mythology.

Also known as the God of Evil and God of Lies, he is the son of Laufey, the king of the Frost Giants, who was discovered and adopted by Odin, the father of the gods, after Laufey's defeat, and grew up with Thor, the god of thunder, coveting the throne of Asgard, and fighting Thor, the Avengers many times.

Personality traits

Loki is the "God of Trickery" in the Asgardian Divine Domain, a clever and cunning, both good and evil, good at disguise and deception, and charismatic, with a complex and highly fickle inner hand.

Loki initially did all the evil deeds, instigating the Frost Giants to infiltrate Asgard, sending the Destroyer to kill his brother Thor, and unleashing large-scale wars and killings on Earth.

But his nature is not bad, in his heart he still regards Odin, Frigga and Thor as his relatives, and the Asgardian Divine Domain as his home and belonging, although he once wanted to rule and destroy, but when Asgard is in danger, he must fight to defend his homeland.

Loki is known for his pranks, and his "poisonous tongue" is so moody that it's hard to decipher what he really thinks. Loki is gloomy and sensitive, but emotionally fragmented, with a strong desire for affection, but is ignored by his father and others, and is bitter on the surface.