Loki ended by sacrificing himself to save all universes. He admitted defeat in the face of the collapsing timelines and, in a pivotal moment, walked towards the Temporal Loom.
Here's a more detailed explanation of his final act:
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Acceptance of Fate: Loki, after countless attempts to fix the Temporal Loom, finally acknowledged the inevitability of its failure and the destruction it would cause.
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The Sacrifice: Understanding that someone needed to control and stabilize the timelines, Loki took drastic action.
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Weaving a New Reality: Loki grabbed the fabric of space-time itself and used his powers to weave a new structure, effectively creating a tree-like reality that held all the timelines together. This can be interpreted as him becoming the new temporal loom itself.
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Taking the Throne: In the process, he essentially created his own throne from the threads of time, sacrificing his own freedom and existence as he knew it to safeguard every universe.
Essentially, Loki transformed from a trickster god to a selfless savior, ensuring the survival of the multiverse at the cost of his personal happiness and freedom. This act cemented his evolution and provided a conclusive, yet bittersweet, ending to his character arc.
