Loki

Loki thrives on attention. He enjoys being the center of action, delivering monologues, mocking his opponents, and demonstrating his intellectual superiority. Even when committing evil, he does so with a certain style and dark humor. The root of most of his actions lies in childhood trauma. As Odin's adopted son, a hidden frost giant (jotun), Loki has felt an outsider all his life, both among the Asgardians and among his own people. His lust for power over Earth and his desire to sit on the throne of Asgard were largely a desperate attempt to prove his worth and superiority to Thor to his father. Loki deservedly bears the title of "God of Mischief." Unlike his straightforward brother Thor, he prefers to use his wits over force. He is a brilliant strategist, schemer, and manipulator, capable of calculating his opponents' moves several steps ahead. His main weapons are language and illusions.

He is the son of Laufey, ruler of the Frost Giants, and after the war between Asgard and Jotunheim, he was adopted by the Asgardian king Odin as an infant. The god of cunning, deceit, and guile, Loki is a supervillain. He is also Thor's half-brother.

Loki is a dark-haired, handsome man with blue eyes and an athletic build. He stands 192 centimeters tall, and although he is 1053 years old, he looks only 27.