The Good, the Bart, and the Loki

Exiled from Asgard once more, Loki ends up in a blue collar town where trouble comes in the form of cartoon chaos and exaggerated heroics. He quickly learns that Springfield holds its own brand of danger, and the God of Mischief is forced to rethink his usual schemes when he crosses paths with Bart Simpson. The two team up for a mischief driven caper that draws on the swagger of blockbuster superhero adventures without taking itself too seriously. Across a series of fast paced set pieces, the God of Mischief finds himself up against Springfield’s mightiest characters while still trading quips with Homer and the rest of the family. The result is a bright, joke heavy celebration of two universes.

Directed by David Silverman, this 2021 animated crossover blends The Simpsons' humor with Marvel style spoofs. It pairs Loki with Bart, building a light hearted adventure that leans on voice performances by Tom Hiddleston and the show's iconic cast throughout.

The film leans into MCU shorthand with sly references and visual jokes that fans recognize without needing a deep comics background. Loki and Bart collide in a clash of schemes that fans saw as affectionate playful homage, with Homer and Lisa reacting in their trademark, chaotic fashion throughout the screen.

Critics note its brisk pace and wink heavy tone that keeps the energy high while letting core themes surface. Loki is challenged to see beyond his tricks and discovers a form of teamwork that comes from unlikely friendships, while the Simpsons embrace a world of heroes with humor and heart.

Box office data were not reported for this streaming based feature. Because it premiered on Disney platforms, there is no worldwide gross to cite, and the release is framed as a television movie event rather than a theatrical run alone.