Loki

Loki is the God of Trickery and one of the divine figures responsible for Asgard's destruction. His role in Ragnarok ends in a fatal duel with Heimdall. (Chapters 590, 629, 1184, and 1438)

Biography

Treachery at the bridge and death in Ragnarok

Loki confronts human warriors trying to cross the bridge during Asgard's collapse and responds with a vengeful sneer before snapping his fingers to spring his action against them. His children include Fenrir, the World Wolf fated to devour a god in Ragnarok. Loki himself fights Heimdall one on one, and the duel kills both gods. Much later, the Army of Destruction remembers his participation in Asgard's fall while acknowledging that Heimdall ended his life. (Chapters 590, 629, 670, 1184, and 1438)

Appearance and personality

The selected evidence gives no detailed physical description. Loki is vengeful, contemptuous toward the warriors on the bridge, and inseparable from the deception and destruction associated with Ragnarok. (Chapter 629)

Skills, classes, and divinities

Loki is a god of trickery capable of affecting events on the bridge with a gesture and fighting Heimdall to mutual death. His specific tricks, combat techniques, and divine limits are not fully documented. (Chapters 629 and 1184)

Relationships

• Fenrir: Fenrir is identified as one of Loki's children. (Chapter 670)
• Heimdall: Loki and Heimdall kill each other in a one-on-one duel. (Chapter 1184)
• Odin: Loki takes part in the catastrophe that destroys Odin's Asgard. (Chapters 590 and 1438)

Items

No catalogued personal item is assigned to Loki.