LEGO Marvel Avengers: Loki in Training

Loki announces he wants to join the Avengers, and Tony Stark volunteers to make him an "Avenger In Training." Instead of a straight origin story, the film plays out as a series of training scenes and mishaps that test Loki's willingness to follow rules and work with others. When Thanos arrives on Earth looking for Loki, the comedic lessons turn into higher-stakes action that the team has to handle quickly. Thor, Captain America, Black Widow and Iron Man all play roles in managing Loki's mischief, and the film keeps things light with LEGO-style visual gags alongside compact action sequences, aimed at younger viewers and Marvel fans.

Released in 2021, LEGO Marvel Avengers: Loki in Training was directed by Randi Rodrigues and created by Gavin Hignight. Voice cast includes Giles Panton, Ian Hanlin, Bill Newton, Michael Daingerfield and Nicole Oliver, continuing the franchise's short-format specials and shorts.

No theatrical box office was widely reported, and public revenue figures aren't available. This LEGO Marvel release was positioned toward home viewing and younger audiences, so commercial performance is tracked through home release and streaming metrics rather than ticket sales.

The movie reinforced LEGO Marvel's playful tone, making Marvel characters accessible to kids through humor and toy-like visuals. Clips and character moments circulated among families and fan channels, and the film helped keep the LEGO Marvel brand present between bigger MCU projects. It became easy viewing for kids and families.

Reviews treated it as lighthearted family action, and user ratings are modestly positive, with a 7.105/10 average from 19 votes. Themes focus on teamwork, responsibility, mentorship and the gap between mischief and heroism, all played for laughs and short action beats. Parents liked the humor, fans liked the Lego style.