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| Real name | Loki Laufeyson | ||||||||||||||||
| Alias | Loki Odinson, Andrea Blake | ||||||||||||||||
| Species | Frost Giant Asgardian Hybrid | ||||||||||||||||
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| First appearance | "Thor #1" | ||||||||||||||||
Loki Laufeyson is the brother/sister of Thor.
Childhood[]
After the war between the Asgardians and the Frost Giants had just ended, Odin found an infant Frost Giant, abandoned and alone. He kept the child and turned him into an Asgardian. He rose him as Loki Odinson, God of Mischief, brother of Thor. Odin never told either of them who would be king.
Runner-Up[]
After Thor was elected King of Asgard, Loki decided to find out why he had not been. He discovers that he wasn't even an Asgardian, and that his father was Laufey, King of the Frost Giants. He framed Thor for a crime and got him exiled to Midgard under the persona Donald Blake.
The New King[]
Loki then hired an assassin to kill Odin. He succeeded and the Odinforce was passed onto Loki. He welcomed Frost Giants into Asgard as his new security force. Unbeknownst to him, Thor had formed a team called the Justice Alliance, and they were coming for Asgard to resurrect Odin and defeat Loki once and for all.
Loki as King.
Ragnarok[]
The Justice Alliance arrived at Asgard, and they were forced to defeat Fenrir, bringer of Ragnarok. Once Fenrir killed Thor, the Justice Alliance retreated. Fenrir then betrayed Loki and killed him as well. He destroyed all of Asgard, ending Ragnarok. The Justice Alliance fell into the Bifrost Bridge wormhole and were all sent to different realms.
Resurrection[]
All the gods were resurrected into new bodies, including Odin. Loki was resurrected into a woman's body as punishment, but secretly he preferred it that way. He left Asgard and decided to continue his mischief on Midgard, leading a normal life under the name Andrea Blake, Donald Blake's younger sister.
