Loki Season 2 VFX Tutorial: Unleash the Power of Loki's Time-Slipping (After Effects Tutorial)

Loki Season 2 Time-Slipping Effect | LOKI After Effects Tutorial

Here's the much-requested tutorial of TIME SLIPPING effect from Loki Season 2 !
The actual process was a bit tricker to do but I simplified it for most users and now it is completely done in After Effects. Hope you guys like it!
let me know in the comments what effect tutorial you guys wanna see next!
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Assets - https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

EXPRESSION USED - n=thisComp.layer("null_layer_name")
nullpos=n.toComp(n.anchorPoint);
fromComp(nullpos);



About Loki Season 2 :-
In the aftermath of Sylvie's fateful decision to kill He Who Remains, the multiverse has been unleashed, creating a chaotic tangle of branching timelines. Loki, now stranded in a vastly different Time Variance Authority (TVA) where no one recognizes him, must grapple with the repercussions of Sylvie's actions and find a way to navigate this new, unpredictable reality.

Meanwhile, Mobius, still reeling from the revelation of his true origins, struggles to come to terms with his place in this altered TVA. As the multiverse spirals further out of control, a new threat emerges – a variant of He Who Remains known as Kang the Conqueror, who seeks to dominate all timelines and impose his iron will upon existence itself.

Loki and Mobius must join forces once again, embarking on a perilous journey through the labyrinthine multiverse to confront Kang and restore order to the fractured timelines. Along the way, they encounter a host of enigmatic characters, including Sylvie, who is now living a seemingly ordinary life in 1980s Oklahoma.

As the stakes rise and the battle for the multiverse intensifies, Loki must confront his own inner demons and make a choice that will determine the fate of countless realities. Will he embrace his mischievous nature and succumb to the allure of power, or will he rise to the occasion and become the hero he was always meant to be?