Loki is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Lyta Hall) of the second season of the Netflix series The Sandman. He is the Norse god of mischief, a callous and deceptive trickster.
History[]
Liberation and escape[]
When Lucifer abdicates the throne of Hell and hands the key to Dream, Loki arrives at a grand banquet hosted by Dream to decide who will inherit Hell. He comes accompanied by Odin and Thor, seeking to manipulate the situation to his advantage.[1]
Loki had previously been released from his punishment by Odin in order to attend this divine request. But Loki does not care about being indebted: to escape his punishment, he substitutes another god in his place through deception, but Dream is not fooled. Loki finds himself indebted to Dream for a service.[2]
Momentary freedom and brotherhood of deception[]
Loki in his freedom began to perform various pranks worldwide, he met Puck the Goblin and together they began to make chaos and disorder in the human world, both broke into the Vatican and Loki impersonated the Pope, deceived everyone by saying that now the priesthood of women would be allowed, after finishing a live television broadcast they returned to the Vatican where Dream was waiting for them.
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Appearance[]
Loki is depicted as a very thin man with an angular face, fair skin, and blond hair often styled back in a sleek, modern style.
His golden eyes accentuate his enigmatic and supernatural appearance.
Personality[]
Loki embodies instability and elusiveness. He is described as “charming, seductive, capable of sophisticated deception” and “the most dangerous person in any room”—yet remaining completely irresistible.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Shape-shifting: Loki can shapeshift at will, being able to transform into objects, animals, and other humanoid beings.
- Pyrokinesis: As the God of Fire, he has divine authority and absolute control over fire,
- Magic: Loki is a great practitioner of magic, being as powerful as Odin.
- Reality warping: Loki as the God of Deception can warp reality to his liking to confuse others and make them believe things.
- Immortality: As God, Loki is immortal and can live forever.
Abilities[]
- Advanced Hand-to-Hand Combat
- Deception
- Occultism