While Amora is somewhat interesting I never saw any reason for her to be a major player..she'd just be redundant since all the hype is Loki this, Loki that.
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Well, that should change radically and above all change the one-dimensional perceptions that people can have about her, because every character should be important and Amora should not be in the shadow of Loki but be his equal, in the same way that Lorelei should be herself and not being constantly in the shadow of her sister Amora, or Sylvie Lushton advancing and developing but also not taking away all the popularity as it seems to be happening lately after 3 episodes of the Loki series because the Loki variant (still in doubt it) is called like that for what that I'm seeing but not even seeing Sylvie in a comic currently.
Yes BUT...
...to me it depends on the chemistry she is to have with the actress who is to portray her sister, Lorelei the Seductress.I would rather see her in an anti-hero role like Catwoman, where she has her own agenda but has a great love and appreciation for Thor.NOT Thor but ASGARD...
It is pretty sad how people have forgot about these kind of things, just to make her more villanous and involutionating her to first appearances instead of making her grow and develop more, she is more complex than Loki but people seems to decide to forgot about it. Amora deserves more
For me it would be cool to see both sisters on the same movie, tv series ... (maybe Loki, second season?, Maybe Sylvie could be more like the one in the comics, someone more optimistic, positive (maybe more flashbacks from her childhood and adolescence would be good to watch) and not so vindictive and spiteful (this is how Lorelei used to be more in the comics, especially when it was about his sister))
Sometimes I thought that Thor instead of being a movie should have been a TV series to make grow asgardians and see of course the Amazing Amora and see more of Asgard instead of ridiculizing/disappearing or just forgot about what it is.