Loki's Sophia Di Martino might not be Lady Loki after all, a Disney Plus clue hints
**WARNING: LOKI EPISODE TWO SPOILERS**

Disney Plus may have already accidentally spoiled the identity of that mysterious new character from the cliffhanger ending in Loki episode two.
At the end of the episode, our version of Loki gave to chase to the (apparently) rogue Loki variant: an unnamed character played by Sophia Di Martino, wearing a Loki-style headdress and whose physical mannerisms seemed to intentionally evoke Tom Hiddleston's Loki.
However, while the introduction of Lady Loki has long been rumoured, some fans now think that the variant character is someone else entirely.
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While the English-speaking credits listed the character as simply "The Variant", the Spanish credits for the episode named the character as "Sylvie", whom fans have speculated could be comics character Sylvie Lushton, AKA Enchantress.
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In the comics, Sylvie/ Enchantress definitely isn't a variant version of Loki but she is given her magical powers by none other than Loki himself.
Fans are also theorising that the introduction of this new, magical character could set up a major new character or villain for the upcoming Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, featuring both Strange and the Scarlet Witch.
In order to watch Marvel’s Loki, you’ll need a Disney Plus subscription. You can sign up for £7.99 per month or £79.90 for a full year. And if you want to know how to watch the Marvel movies in order, we’ve got you covered.
Loki episode three comes to Disney Plus next Wednesday. Want something else to watch? Visit our Sci-Fi and Fantasy pages or our full TV Guide.
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