Loki

Endurlífa (Gate of Resurrection) ( , Endururīva): [7] The third of the three hidden abilities of the Heimskringla. Endurlífa, gives Loki the power to transform any of his copies into a 'gate', which he can pass through, essentially teleporting to the copy's location. Using Endurlífa appears to forcibly dissolve the target copy in the process. Apparently, using Endurlífa also requires connecting Loki's consciousness with the copy, rendering it unusable on the already dead copies.

Níu Heimr Auga (Magic Eye of the Nine Worlds) ( , Niuheimaruaruka ): [6] The second of the Heimskringla's three hidden abilities. It allows Loki to share his vision with the copies created by the Heimskringla, connecting his consciousness to that of the clones. When Loki uses Níu Heimr Auga, his pupils visibly dilate. Obviously, he cannot use this ability on the already dead clones.

Hveðrung (False Divine Shadow) ( , Huvezurungu): [5] The first of the three hidden abilities of the Heimskringla. Allows Loki to create a copy of himself with the same power level as his own. This clone appears to not only look exactly like the original Loki, but also retain his original personality, knowledge, and thought process. Unlike the other clones made by the Heimskringla, this clone can work autonomously, without Loki needing to command it. It also inherits not only Loki's Heimskringla, but also his skill with it, being able to use Loki's own moves, such as the Shield of Skuld. Whether Loki can use the Hveðrung on people other than himself is currently unknown.

Skuld's Shield (スクルドの防壁, Sukurudo no Bōheki): [4] Loki uses Heimskringla to conjure a piece of a stone wall with an ornate wooden door with glass windows to defend himself. This wall has decent durability, as it was able to stop Simo Häyhä's Lemminkäinen, a powerful piercing attack, for a few seconds. Loki, who has high intellect and tactical skills among the gods, thought that this technique would be able to completely deflect the Lemminkäinen, even after seeing it tear through the copies of Odin, Thor, and Hercules, though it eventually failed to do so.

Heimskringla (Clown Ring) ( , Heimusukuringura ): Loki's innate ability to "copy everything in creation." If he touches something or someone, he can memorize and store the object's information. With this information, he can recreate what he has stored, be it objects, animals, humans, or gods. While he can create more copies, he can only create five at a time without his divine weapon. The beings created by the Heimskringla, despite being identical in appearance, do not possess uniform abilities or notable attributes. Instead, Loki can distribute the power among them, applying individual differences to his own liking. However, the clones appear to possess some of the abilities of their originals; Thor's copy is able to create lightning like the real Thor, for example. The clones are unable to speak and lack the personality or any individual characteristics of their originals; they simply act under Loki's commands. Loki is also unable to reproduce the specific abilities of a Divine Weapon, such as the limit-removing power of his ring, Andvaranaut.

Chained Double Hooks: Two sharp, long-range weapons. Loki summons his two chained hooks through his palms. The black circle design on both gloves transforms into a portal through which the hooks fall.

Andvaranaut (Ring of Proliferation) ( , Andovaranauto ): [8] Loki's Divine Weapon, Andvaranaut, takes the form of a silver ring decorated with floral symbols, which Loki will presumably wear on his right ring finger, as his copy of himself wore it on that finger. It has the power to extend the limits of Loki's Heimskringla, making it possible to create an infinite amount of copies with it, covering the ability's weaknesses efficiently.

Loki's main form of locomotion is floating in the air, only on rare occasions is he seen walking.

As the God of Mischief, Loki can change his shape and appearance at will to deceive others, though he usually does so for his own amusement. His proficiency in shapeshifting is so immense that he was able to fool Huginn and Muninn when he took the form of Thor. Loki can also take the form of animals such as rabbits to hide from Simo and launch a surprise attack from behind.

Levitation: Loki's main form of locomotion is floating in the air, only on rare occasions is he seen walking.

As a God, Loki possesses physical abilities far superior to those of any ordinary human. His body cannot be harmed by mortal weapons. However, he can still be injured by unarmed attacks from individuals with superhuman strength and Divine Weapons.

Semi-immortality: As a God, Loki has an unlimited lifespan and does not die of old age.

Chain Expert: Loki possesses some skill and proficiency in wielding his divine double chain hooks.

In his private quarters, Loki keeps a variety of taxidermied animals, including tigers, antelopes, zebras, snakes, eagles, and others. These animals were likely created by him, as he demonstrated sufficient skill to create a life-size human puppet by hand. Furthermore, Loki has demonstrated a high degree of knowledge about the body, such as when Adam suffered from extensive use of Divine Reflection or when he learned the severity of Jack the Ripper's injury after being impaled by a metal spike at the beginning of the fight against Hercules. This skill is demonstrated in the 11th round, where Loki uses his taxidermy knowledge to "introduce" living (or non-living) details and "display" them as a clone.

Loki demonstrated talent in various forms of craftsmanship, such as molding glass bottles that resemble the faces of people/gods or creating life-size dolls of people like Brunhilde. For the Brunhilde doll, he even created eyes and hair that resembled Brunhilde's.

As the God of Mischief, known for being the Most Atrocious Trickster in all of Valhalla and for his cunning, Loki is among the Gods with the greatest tactical skills. In the past, he framed Siegfried for a heinous crime by using his shapeshifting ability to transform into him and kill Odin's pet Fafnir, allowing himself to be seen by the handmaidens and later pretending to be a witness. In the 11th round, against Simo Häyhä, Loki chose a snowy forest for the arena to truly benefit and enhance his skills; formulating a plan by secretly copying himself while remaining hidden not only from his own opponent but also from the entire audience, he used the other two sub-abilities of Heimskringla to track Simo's location from behind and finally find him. The only mistake he made was underestimating his opponents' combat potential, not expecting Häyhä to possess such immense firepower. And so, despite being at a severe disadvantage with the loss of Andvaranaut and the demands of using Heimskringla, he managed to "evolve" through that test, in which he created the greatest trap of his existence: disguising himself as Hercules and using himself as bait, Loki summoned a clone of Thor and another copy of himself behind the fighter for humanity.

Loki is a very shrewd and intelligent individual, as seen when he noticed and detected the discrepancies in the Valkyries' "Völundr" ability and determined that it had something to do with Buddha, correctly discerning his betrayal of the Gods. He was also the second to realize the true nature of Jack's Völundr, right after Hercules himself.

Loki demonstrated unfathomable speed and reaction time through his doppelganger, able to command his horde of clones to block Lemminkäinen's path, sense the bullet's trajectory, and even summon Skuld's Shield before Simo Häyha's "god-killing" bullet could hit him. It has been stated that, as he is a god with highly heightened senses, achieving the speed of a bullet is no big deal.

In addition to superhuman strength, Loki possesses extreme levels of coordination and dexterity, proven when he managed to leave the human-sized doll Brunhilde unharmed, despite the great destruction it caused in his own room, which included breaking the floor and leaving large tears in the walls, which reached all the way to the ceiling.

Despite his thin frame, Loki demonstrated tremendous physical strength, demonstrated by destroying his own room simply by pressing his fingers into the floor and ripping it apart with the force of his fingers alone. The same terrifying pressure exerted by his fingers shattered his sofa and sent his artificial animal replicas crashing into the ceiling, leaving large cracks in it, with the dolls themselves being dismembered by sheer force alone. Early in his trickster years, Loki demonstrated his immense physical power in a prank where he stole Mjölnir from Thor, carrying the massive hammer on his back without any trouble, and then having to carry Brunhilde in his arms as Thor pursued him in a rage, unabated. While disguised as Siegfried, Loki was able to slay Odin's massive dragon, Fafnir, by decapitating it.

General Abilities: As a major deity in the Norse Pantheon, chosen as one of the Warriors of the Gods, Loki's power and influence are undeniably impressive. With Frost Giant blood in his veins and a power rivaling that of the Chief God Odin and the "Supreme Norse Deity" Thor, Loki is exponentially powerful. Before becoming a prankster, Loki was feared by the Gods of his own pantheon due to his unnatural power. Among his own, Loki possesses an incredible intellect, which he uses extensively for pranks and strategy, earning him the title of "The Most Atrocious Trickster in All Valhalla."

Loki is a playful, sadistic, indifferent, and sometimes unbalanced individual who craves carnage and finds it highly amusing.

He viewed Ragnarok mostly as a joke, and for the first two rounds, he simply sat back and watched the spectacle unfold. However, after Poseidon was killed by Kojiro Sasaki in the third round, Loki became concerned that mere humans had the potential to kill gods. Because of this, Loki began to take the event much more seriously.

He is quite confident in his own power, as demonstrated when he attacked Buddha and was able to intimidate other gods such as Hoteison and Benzaiten with little effort.

Loki also rarely has good posture, as shown when he floats limply in the air, crouches in a chair, or sits on the floor.

He also imposes extremely high standards on his own race, displaying a perverse glee in watching them fight and becoming enraged whenever they lose to lesser beings. He also seems to harbor a hatred for demigods.

Loki takes the form of a tall, thin, yet muscular man. He wears a cape with long sleeves that extend from the base. He also wears fingerless gloves and a series of piercings in each ear. He has green hair that reaches down to his neck, with a white streak on the left side of his face. Loki has purple eyes, and his pupils are slanted like a goat's, and he occasionally takes the form of other gods.