The TV series confirms that Loki is gender fluid and can be either male or female

The newly released promotional video of Marvel's new drama "Loki" shows that MCU's Loki is "gender fluid": in the Space-Time Administration's information about him, the "gender" column is "fluid". Given that the public knows that Loki has the ability to transform, such as changing from male to female, this setting is not new or strange in him, but it is the first time it has been confirmed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

But the "gender fluidity" here is not necessarily the same as the "gender fluidity" of ordinary people. In English, sex (biological sex) and gender (social gender) are not the same concept, but the two are often used interchangeably today. When reporting on this matter, many media also wrote that "MCU's Loki is confirmed to be 'gender fluid'". However, the "gender fluidity" of ordinary people naturally refers to social gender, and in Loki's case, it can also refer to his ability to change his biological sex, which is not the same as social gender identity. How his "gender" is "fluid" may have to wait until the show explains in detail.

Loki is a limited series launched by Marvel Studios for the streaming platform Disney+. It is adapted from Marvel comics and belongs to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Tom Hiddleston returns to star in the series, and Kevin Feige supervises the series. The Loki in the series travels back from the first Avengers in 2012, and is a "parallel universe" version of Loki. The series will be broadcast online on June 9.