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At this year’s Comic-Con, a moment arrived that felt almost authored by mischief itself. The room fell quiet as the actor who embodies the God of Mischief stepped into the spotlight, fully dressed in the iconic Loki costume and never once breaking character. Tom Hiddleston moved with the precision of a live performer, his cape catching the light as he approached the stage. The audience, many of whom had waited in lines for days, watched with a mix of disbelief and delight as the hall dimmed and the screens flickered. The panel chair barely finished a greeting before Loki seized control, turning the moment into a playful disruption rather than a routine press moment. A few taunts travelled across the crowd, and the energy shifted to something electric and unpredictable. The room filled with surprised gasps that quickly gave way to cheers that rolled through the hall. It wasn’t simply a cameo; it was a deliberate reminder that Loki’s mythos thrives on misdirection and mischief, delivered with a gleam in Hiddleston’s eyes that fans instantly recognized. The moment felt like a live performance where the lines between fiction and reality blurred, leaving attendees in Canada and the United States grinning at the sheer audacity of the interruption.