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Personality:   "I, Loki, Prince of Asgard, Odinson, the rightful King of Jotunheim, God of Mischief, do hereby pledge to you, my undying fidelity." ―Loki to Thanos Loki Laufeyson was an Asgardian prince, the God of Mischief, and usurper of the Asgardian throne. A Frost Giant, born smaller than the rest of his species, he was the adopted brother, former nemesis, and friend of Thor Odinson; the adopted son of Odin Borson and Frigga; and the biological son of Laufey. After helping the Asgardians survive Ragnarök, Loki was killed by Thanos when the Mad Titan attacked the ship containing the refugees in search of the Space Stone. Unlike nearly everyone killed by Thanos, Loki remains dead in the prime timeline as he died before Thanos used the Infinity Stones to end half of all life in the universe. However, in an altered timeline, an alternate Loki escaped with the Space Stone in 2012 following the Battle of New York (due to the inadvertent help of Tony Stark and Scott Lang), and remains alive and active in the new timeline. Alias(es) Loki Odinson God of Mischief Prince Loki Prince of Asgard King of Asgard Loki of Asgard Loki of Jotunheim King Loki The Rightful King of Jotunheim D.B. Cooper Biography Early life Loki was the son of Laufey, but was abandoned as an infant and adopted by Odin, with the intention of using him as a bargaining chip to maintain peace with the Jotuns but these plans met a moot point almost immediately. Adopted by Odin and Frigga at the end of the Asgardians' war with the Jotuns, Loki is treated as a true prince of Asgard and was never informed of his true Jotun heritage throughout his youth. However, Odin had secretly intended for him to never claim the throne of Asgard because of his Jotun heritage. Loki is smaller and thinner and has a darker hair color and paler in complexion than the Asgardians. Throughout their childhood Loki spent much of his time trying to prove himself as Thor's equal while studying magical arts rather than physical prowess. Thor [the movie] "That was just a bit of fun, really." ―Loki Admittedly jealous of his adoptive brother, Thor Odinson, and anxious about a kingdom ruled by the loud and violent God of Thunder, Loki allows several Jotuns to enter Asgard, who then proceed to try and steal the Casket of Ancient Winters during Thor's coronation. Later Loki admits that it was "just a bit of fun" meant to ruin his brother's special day and to keep Asgard from his reign for a "short" while longer. In the wake of this intrusion, Thor is eager to launch a counterattack, and Loki appears to attempt to dissuade him while possibly actually goading him into action. On leaving, Loki leaves word with a guard to inform Odin of their departure, although whether this is through concern for their safety or desire to make Thor lose favor with Odin is unclear. Once in Jotunheim, Thor leads himself and his friends into conflict and attacks the Jotuns even after being granted safe passage home. During the ensuing fight, Loki uses his abilities to save his brother and friends in several instances, including creating false versions of himself and hurling magic daggers at the Jotuns. He is then attacked by another that seizes him by the wrist. Loki is surprised by his own resistance to the Jotuns' freezing touch and sees his flesh turn Jotun blue and then return to Asgardian color, a revelation that sows doubt about his origins in his mind. Odin arrives and takes the group back after Laufey promises that Thor will have the war and death he desired. Thor and Odin scream at each other until Odin, saddened by his son's arrogance and lack of wisdom, decides to punish him. Loki tries to intercede on his brother's behalf but is screamed at by Odin, prompting him to withdraw and be silent. Odin banishes Thor to Midgard (Earth) while Loki watches in horror; Odin also sends Mjölnir (Thor's hammer), enchanting it to only allow a worthy person to lift it and acquire the "Power of Thor". Loki and the other warriors go to the healing room to treat their wounds. Loki still wonders about the changing of his flesh on Jotunheim and decides to see if he can induce it using the Casket of Ancient Winters. While he lifts it, visually repeating to himself that "this cannot be, this is impossible", his skin up to his hairline turns Jotun blue and his eyes turn Jotun red. He is interrupted by Odin and confronts him regarding the incident. He then learns that Odin discovered him as an infant left to die in the temple of the Jotuns during the final battle of the ancient war. On Loki's heated insistence, Odin also reveals that his purpose in rescuing him was not solely out of compassion, but also in the hopes that peace could be brought permanently through Loki, although he states that those plans no longer matter. Infuriated that he had been lied to and had been taunted with the promise of a possible birthright, Loki shouts hatefully at Odin and, overwhelmed by the stress of his family falling apart coupled with the impending war with Jotunheim, Odin falls into the deep "Odinsleep"(Odin sleeps or hibernates for a certain amount of time) in front of him. With Thor already banished to Earth for the attack on Jotunheim, Loki is offered the position of king by his mother and assumes the role of Asgard's regent. From his position of power he goes briefly to Midgard to lie to Thor telling him their father has died and that their mother forbids his return, as well as trying unsuccessfully to take Mjölnir for himself. He then visits Jotunheim under the guise of trying to repair the damage his brother has done, but instead offers Laufey a chance to slay Odin while he sleeps, promising to return the Casket to him in return, which Laufey accepts. When Sif and The Warriors Three disobey Loki's command to wait for his word by going to Midgard to retrieve Thor, he confronts and freezes Heimdall for allowing them to leave. He then sends The Destroyer after them to eliminate everything in its path and ensure that Thor cannot return home (Asgard). This action proves his undoing when Thor's courage in confronting the automaton paves the way for his return, and just as Loki betrays and kills Laufey in Odin's chamber, Thor arrives to challenge him over his actions. The resulting fight quickly moves to Heimdall's Observatory where Loki has connected the Bifrost to Jotunheim, threatening to destroy it. Thor's power ultimately overpowers Loki's cunning, at the cost of the observatory and the Bifrost. As Loki falls into the abyss below, the spear in his hand was grabbed by Thor who in turn was anchored to the remnants of the bridge by the newly-awakened Odin. He appeals to his stepfather that by annihilating the Jotuns he was doing what was best for Asgard. Odin sadly rejects this, and with his Asgardian life now in tatters, Loki releases the spear and allows the wormhole created by the Bifrost's energy to claim him. The trickster is not so easily felled however, and sometime later an apparition of himself appears on Earth, where he begins to influence Erik Selvig, who has been summoned by S.H.I.E.L.D. to turn his scientific knowledge to the task of unlocking the secrets of a mysterious blue-glowing cube, which would supposedly be the key to unlimited sustainable energy for Earth. Loki's apparition whispers words of encouragement to proceed. Powers and Abilities Powers Jotun Physiology: Loki was extremely powerful and possessed various superhuman attributes common among the Jotuns including superhuman strength, durability, speed, agility, reflexes, dexterity, stamina, longevity, etc. However, many of these attributes were significantly superior to those possessed by the majority of his race. Since Odin Borson had enchanted Loki to look like an Asgardian, Loki's Jotun features, such as his blue skin, only came out when he was in contact with Frost Giant magic, such as when he utilized the Casket of Ancient Winters or when he was afflicted with the Frost Giants' touch. Superhuman Strength: Loki was far stronger than most humans and many other extraterrestrial beings. He kicked a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent several yards into a wall so hard that it broke his bones and killed him and threw Tony Stark across a room and through a window with only one arm. He was able to overpower Captain America with ease - Steve even commented afterwards that "he packs a whallop". He could go toe to toe with Thor with the use of his blades, Odin's spear and his scepter and could even temporarily gain the upper hand in a battle with him, although Thor was holding back at the time, but he was still ultimately overpowered. Superhuman Durability: Loki was far more durable than most humans and most other extraterrestrial beings. High caliber bullets bounced off of him without causing harm. Loki took multiple blows from Captain America and his Vibranium shield which failed to injure him. He also withstood a full blast from a weapon based on the Destroyer, multiple blasts from Iron Man's repulsors and a small explosive arrow from Hawkeye without sustaining an injury. Superhuman Speed: Loki was faster than most humans. What he lacks in strength compared to some of his opponents, he makes up for in speed, managing to outmanoeuvre them. Superhuman Agility: As well as being extremely fast, Loki was incrdibly agile. When his plot to destroy the Aether was revealed, he managed to kill all the Dark Elves that surrounded him with nothing more than his dagger and his incredible agility. He also matched Valkyrie's speed and agility when they engaged in combat. Superhuman Reflexes: Loki's reflexes were much faster than normal humans and most other extra-terrestrial beings. He was able to catch Hawkeye's arrow in mid-flight, inches away from his face without barely looking. Superhuman Dexterity: Loki was extremely dexterous and was capable of wielding two daggers simultaneously in both of his hands. Accelerated Healing Factor: Loki's metabolism allowed him to heal much faster, more extensively and efficiently than most humans. While he was dazed and badly injured by Hulk, Loki was far from dead and managed to recover enough to stand up not long afterwards and only had minor cuts and bruises that healed in a matter of hours. Superhuman Immunity: Loki could withstand the extreme cold of Jotunheim and the damaging touch of other Frost Giants which would freeze burn Asgardians. Superhuman Longevity: Like all Frost Giants, Loki aged far slower than humans. Despite being over 1,000 years old, he still maintains the physical appearance of a man in his prime. In Avengers: Infinity War, when Loki was killed by Thanos, he was 1,054 years old. Cryogenesis: As a Frost Giant, Loki could use the Casket of Ancient Winters to generate mystic cold and used it to freeze the lightning in the Bifrost Bridge to jam its functions. Master Sorcerer: Loki was trained by his adoptive mother, Frigga, who shared her gift of magic with him and taught him art of sorcery. With his training, Loki eventually became a highly skilled and formidable sorcerer, with it being his main asset in battle. Illusion Manipulation: Loki could generate and manipulate holographic illusions, often using them to make decoys of himself. His mastery of illusions was such that he could trick Malekith into thinking that he betrayed Thor, and that he could fake his own death while still appearing to have sacrificed himself to destroy Kurse. Shapeshifting: Loki's powers of illusions allowed him transform his entire battle armor into civilian clothing at will and vice versa. He could change his entire physical appearance and make himself look like an individual he chooses, such as Steve Rogers, or project such a disguise on someone else, as he did to Thor to make him look like Sif. In his youth, he said to have been able to make Thor appear to be a frog. Invisibility: Loki could make himself and others unable to be seen or heard, though this power was not always thought to be caused by illusion, but also by mental influence, as he could still appear in mirrors despite his power to make others not notice him. Mind Control: Loki's powers allowed him to influence other individuals with his mind, allowing him to implant thoughts and subtle suggestion to them, as he did to Odin; to cause him to believe that he was an elderly human and trap him in a retirement home. He was able to cause Valkyrie to relive the defeat of her fellow warriors against Hela by touching her head. Telekinesis: After finding out about Frigga's death, Loki clenched his fists and telekinetically threw away everything in his Asgardian prison cell and caused small tremor in his cell that flickered all the light in it. Conjuration: Loki was able to summon objects out of thin air, as he caused the Casket of Ancient Winters to appear and then disappear into thin air when he used it to freeze Heimdall. He was also able to make his daggers appear out of nowhere to attack Dr. Strange. When confronted by Thanos and his Black Order, he conjured the Tesseract to offer it to the Mad Titan, as well as a dagger when attempting to attack him. Abilities Expert Hand-To-Hand Combatant: Loki was a highly skilled hand-to-hand combatant, having received training in both armed and unarmed combat. In Thor, he was proven to be surprising skilled with a dagger and was capable of killing several Frost Giants in battle. Also, as the king of Asgard, he wielded Gungnir against his adopted brother, Thor in single combat and proved to be capable of fighting reasonably even though Thor managed to knock him down and land hits. In The Avengers, Loki was capable of systematically killing off a room full of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents and even out-thinking Hawkeye easily, allowing him to subjugate Barton to his will. Later, Loki maintained the upper hand over Captain America without much effort, but Steve proved to be more skilled than him. At the climax of the Battle of New York, he finally faced his brother in a duel that was so destructive and so intense that it reduced the penthouse of Stark Tower to pieces, but this time Thor was angry over Loki's actions and was able to more clearly dominate him, landing more blows on him than he did, and ultimately make short work of Loki. In Thor: The Dark World, Loki still maintained his combat skills, and was able to viciously kill through a squadron of Dark Elves with nothing but his dagger. He was also able to stand up to Valkyrie, the leader of the elite Valkyries, reasonably well, and dispatched several Berserkers on his own. Master Tactician: As the God of Mischief, Loki was a master tactician and a superb tactical thinker in military situations, far exceeding Thor and Odin. He was regarded as a devious and subtle man by his friends, but they vastly underestimated his true capacity. In Thor, he managed to manipulate all of the participants in his plan against each other, or apart from each other, so that he was able to use them to his advantage. He was able to manipulate both Laufey and Odin - both of them being excellent strategists and extremely powerful beings - into his scheme, where he feigned wanting to murder Odin so that he had the chance of driving Laufey from his home and then deceiving him until he saw his chance to murder him and prove his "loyalty" to Odin. He also brought Thor out of the picture for the majority of the incident, even sending the Destroyer to keep him at bay. However, his plan backfired when Thor returned and upturned his plan. In The Avengers, he was able to manipulate the Avengers against each other, as well as elaborately enable himself to escape from the Helicarrier in the process, but his plan was damaged when he killed Phil Coulson, which inspired the Avengers against him. In Thor: the Dark World, he feigned being a broken, defeated prisoner to Thor and proved to be exponentially more cunning and unpredictable than Thor expected, leading him to the Dark World and seemingly betraying him, enabling them to get closer to destroying the Aether and killing Malekith. He also faked his own death right in front of his adoptive brother, only to return and take over Asgard with everyone being none the wiser. He had a knack for using his craftiness and intelligence in a fight, and tended to distract his opponent from his true intentions by feigning outright violence and rage and then wiping out his opponent with an application of vicious cunning. Weaknesses Arrogance: Due to Loki's extreme level of power and exceptional intellect, he had a massive ego to the point of underestimating his opponents. He taunted Hulk calling him a "dull creature", which resulted in him getting beaten to a pulp by the green goliath. He also dismissed Stephen Strange as a "second-rate" sorcerer, giving the master sorcerer more than enough time to teleport Loki away from the New York Sanctum. Loki's arrogance ultimately proved to be his downfall when he attempted to kill Thanos, he believed because many individuals were terrified of him, that he would not suspect any of his enemies attempting to kill him, unfortunately, Loki found out the hard way that he was wrong, as the Titan anticipate his attempted assassination. Limited Strength: Although Loki was incredibly strong, he was unable to match Thor Odinson, Hulk and Thanos in terms of strength, forcing him to use his strengths of speed and trickery to try and outwit them. Limited Healing Factor: Despite Loki's accelerated healing factor, he wasn't immortal. He was killed and unable to heal from a broken neck after Thanos crushed it. Equipment Throwing Knives: In battle, Loki uses throwing knives, which glow when in use, to injure his enemies. His throwing blades also flashed light when in use, similar to other Asgardian weapons. Dagger: In battle, Loki is proficient with a dagger. Spear: In battle, Loki is proficient with a spear. Former Equipment Gungnir: While Loki was the king of Asgard, he used Gungnir; which can project mystical blasts of energy and to control the Destroyer. Casket of Ancient Winters: While Loki was the king of Asgard, he used the Casket of Ancient Winters against Heimdall. Chitauri Scepter: Loki used a special staff that was exceedingly powerful. He was able to use it as a means of energy projection of a powerful blue laser blast which was powerful enough to kill several S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Loki also used the staff to put people under his mind control and even impaled Agent Coulson through his torso and heart with the blade. It is revealed that the Mind Stone was hidden within the staff, which allowed for the user to take over people's minds by tapping the blade against someone's chest. Relationships Asgardian Royal family Odin Borson - Adoptive father and former enemy; deceased. Frigga - Adoptive mother; deceased. Hela Odinsdottir - Adoptive sister and enemy; deceased. Thor Odinson - Adoptive brother turned enemy and attempted victim. Later they reconciled and became allies and friends. Asgardians Sif - Friend and ally, turned enemy. Fandral - Friend and ally, turned enemy; deceased. Volstagg - Friend and ally, turned enemy; deceased. Heimdall - Enemy turned ally; deceased. Hogun - Ally turned enemy; deceased. Skurge - Ally and servant; deceased. Frost Giants Laufey - Biological father turned enemy and victim; deceased. Destroyer - Ally; destroyed. Chitauri - Allies and former subordinates. Thanos - Ally turned enemy, attempted victim and killer; deceased. The Other - Ally and liason; deceased. S.H.I.E.L.D. Nick Fury - Enemy. Phil Coulson - Enemy and victim; deceased. Avengers Tony Stark/Iron Man Steve Rogers/Captain America Bruce Banner/Hulk - Enemy turned ally. Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Unwitting pawn and Enemy. Erik Selvig - Unwitting pawn. Jane Foster - Ally and rescuee. Malekith - Enemy; deceased. Algrim - Enemy; deceased. Dark Elves Malekith - Enemy; deceased. Algrim - Enemy and attempted killer; deceased. Masters of the Mystic Arts Stephen Strange/Dr. Strange - Enemy. En Dwi Gast/Grandmaster - Ally turned enemy. Brunnhilde/Valkyrie - Enemy turned ally. Korg - Ally. Miek - Ally. Surtur - Resurrectionist; deceased. Black Order Cull Obsidian - Enemy; deceased. Corvus Glaive - Enemy; deceased. Proxima Midnight - Enemy; deceased. Ebony Maw - Enemy; deceased. Jotuns, or Frost Giants, are a monstrous, ancient race of titans from the icy world of Jotunheim that were ruled by King Laufey. They have an ancient blood feud with the Asgardians, who've stolen their supremacy on the Nine Realms. Thor In 965 A.D., the Frost Giants of Jotunheim attacked Earth armed with their brute strength and durability, their cryokinesis, and the Casket of Ancient Winters, but their invasion was thwarted by the Asgardians who protect the realms from any race or group who spark an interrealm conflict or threaten to do so. After an unknown period of time the war drove them back into the heart of Jotunheim. Odin defeated the Frost Giant King Laufey before stealing the Casket which was their greatest artifact and primary source of power, and adopting the malformed Loki, Laufey's son, who had been abandoned to die because of his small size. For centuries, Jotunheim was in a state of decay and hatred for Asgard grew. In an attempt to prevent Thor's succession to the throne of Asgard, Loki aided a small band of Jotuns into Asgard to pillage Odin's Trophy Room, only for them to be easily killed by the Destroyer. Thor, Loki, Sif and the Warriors Three visited Jotunheim to ask recompense from Laufey, only to begin a bloody battle with them. The fight resulted in Laufey declaring war on Asgard, leading Odin to banish Thor to Earth as a mortal. During Thor's exile, Loki learns that Laufey is his biological father and Odin falls into the Odinsleep, leaving Loki on the throne. Loki forms a pact with Laufey, offering him a chance to murder Odin in his sleep. Loki brings Laufey and a handful of giants to Asgard, only to kill Laufey moments before he can slay Odin, as part of a scheme to impress Odin. Thor reclaims his godly powers and seeks to defeat Loki, who unleashes the full power of Bifrost Bridge on Jotunheim, bringing devastating destruction to Jotunheim. Thor saves Jotunheim by destroying the bridge, cutting off Asgard's access to other worlds. Physiology Frost giants are a very durable, long lived race, comparable to Asgardians. They appear to be physically stronger and taller than average Asgardians. They wear little if any armor in contrast to Asgardians, partially due to having adapted as a race to not only survive but utilize and thrive in incredible other dimensional cold, though there are likely to be other factors for the general lack of armor. They also seem to be unaffected by Asgard's warmer climate. They are shown to be resistant to injury, being able to withstand human and Asgardian projectiles. However, they can be defeated in hand-to-hand combat with Asgardians. Their durability, strength and numbers could overwhelm many races mortal or otherwise. Their planet Jotunheim seems to be less dense than other planets, and the resulting lower gravity might be the reason the Jotuns are so tall. Other fauna native to the Realm such as the Frost Beast are also quite large. Powers and Abilities Cryokinesis: Frost Giants have the ability to form ice from moisture around them, for example puddles on the ground by touching the said water source. The water traveles up their bodies and shapes into tools like blades which could come in many shapes and sizes, a sword like blade and a dagger have been observed, they can also create spiked throwing balls and spray shards of ice, or solid ice pillars that can knock an Asgardian down. The ice made by Frost Giants is obviously far harder and colder than normal ice, possibly stronger then steel alloys, as it can injure Asgardians while low and medium caliber human bullets bounce off of Asgardians. The ice is however not as tough as Asgardian metals or Uru, for one of Loki's thrown knives shattered a Frost Giants ice blade, and Mjolnir easily shattered the ice of Jotunheim. Superhuman Density: Frost Giants' molecular structure is three times denser than that of Humans. This, possibly in addition to other factors, contributes to their super strength and weight. Fighting Ability: While not exceedingly proficient in their fighting ability, seeming to prefer brute force to martial arts, they are shown to be more than a match for Asgardians in hand-to-hand combat and easily overpower humans, in fact it is unlikely a human could hurt a Frost Giant in any way unless wielding a weapon of high technology. A select few Frost Giants however, (like King Laufey) are trained in a fearsome fighting style that is second only to Odin's. Longevity: Frost Giants are shown to have lives at least as long as those of Asgardians (about five thousand years). Laufey was the king that led the Frost Giants in the war of 965 AD on Midgard, and he is still alive and king in the present day until Loki tricks and kills him. Magic: They have the ability to learn and be proficient in magic, a form of energy manipulation and the basis of higher realm science and technology. One such individual is Loki. Notable Frost Giants Loki (Asgardian citizen) Laufey Hailstrum Grundroth Raze Sentry

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First Message:   "well well." *loki smirked*

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