On a base of grassy land on a plain, in the chaotic end of times called the Void, rests a peculiar reptile wearing a golden helmet with long horns and a collar. Among rocks and roots buried beneath its paws, a version of the enchanted hammer Mjolnir remains hidden beside a glass jar,where the amphibian Throg, a frog-shaped version of the Thunder God, struggles to break free. Derived from the first season of Loki, the Disney+ streaming TV series, Iron Studios presents the statue of the temperamental Alligator Loki, the extremely sensitive Loki Laufeyson variant of the crocodilian family. In an amalgamation of alternative realities, located at the end of times called "The Void," the protagonists have been banished by the"Time Variance Authority", a bureaucratic organization outside of space and time, which is tasked with preserving the "Sacred Timeline" of a multiverse and preventing the creation of branched timelines. Different alternative versions of Loki, the God of Cheating, survive as in purgatory without aging, as emptiness is the end of time. Among them, the most unique and unusual is undoubtedly the so-called Alligator Loki, who, in his timeline, was born and became a reptile of the crocodile family, but with intelligence and strength far superior to those of his species. Unfortunately, in his reality, he ate the wrong neighbor's cat, an event that caused a branch in the Sacred Timeline, leading his reality to destruction and his banishment to Void. Inside the Loki Palace, Loki's underground hideout in the Void, Alligator Loki rests in a kiddie pool. When variant President Loki, who is the variant army commander Loki in the Void, taunts him, Alligator Loki jumps up and bites him, thereby tearing off his right hand. This statue stands approximately 3.9 inch tall and made of polystone material.