Exploring Norse Mythology: Loki, God of Trickery

[@TheHornedKing]

Norse mythology in a nutshell; "Hi I'm Loki, and this is jackass."

[@ShaDOWDoG667]

The Horned King I'd watch it.

[@KoltiraMemeweaver]

Epitoma Rei Militaris Me too

[@reallivebluescat]

"Welcome to Jackass"

[@DisgruntledDepressed]

How’s that black cauldron coming along

[@dutchvanderlinde4713]

The Horned King @Top.Comment.God

[@skull2470]

Imagine that awkward conversation Thor- Loki I haven't seen you in over 9 months where have you been? Loki- places..... Odin- BOYS, check out my new ride!!

[@Goodenough_media]

CATCH-A-RIIIIIIDEE

[@jimmydelacruz]

Does a horse's pregnancy last 9 months?

[@skull2470]

@@jimmydelacruz no idea but you get the joke.

[@arturoperez4357]

Im weak 😹😹😹😹

[@lynzirupert2046]

I read a horse pregnancy lasts from 11-12 months

[@AnkfordPlays]

He's also the god of politicians and being well spoken. Which is kind of hilarious.

[@bingo784]

Everything makes sense now!

[@thegunslinger8806]

WILL BUILD A WALL! and the frost giants are gonna pay for it.

[@borischan5252]

Just as Loki begins the start of Ragnarok, Trump begins the fall of America

[@supremecaffeine2633]

Boris Chan Trump isn't doing a bad job as President.

[@heresthadude1080]

The Vote Loki comics seem pretty accurate then

[@scantron6111]

Spider-Horse Spider-Horse Has eight legs? Yes, of course!

[@25ksubscriberswithoutanyvi74]

Genius

[@Saturday4378]

Is that why he's so close to Peter Parker, now? Ufufuffuf

[@LoneStarWomanInACajunWorld]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@The_Lemurian_Witch13]

Dose whatever Spider-Hors does

[@anthonyfanchin1144]

Loki: I have an army. Stark: We have the Hulk. Loki: I have my father, Kratos.

[@vn9574]

@Random Nerd Of Doom kratos would rape hulk and then call him sexslave.

[@BilboWaggins]

@@vn9574 what

[@leucoplayz8323]

@@vn9574 Hulk would rip Kratos' penis and call him a woman.

[@wcapewell3089]

Loki: i have an army Stark: we have a Hulk Loki: i have my father, Kratos C. Sparrow: i gotta jar of dirt!

[@03abhaydeshmukh37]

Stark: okay. You win. We're out

[@himanshuwilhelm5534]

7:40 Mistletoe- Too innocent? The plant that survives by feeding off of other plants?

[@MrPopo-yo3tb]

Himanshu Wilhelm wait what?

[@inonoma2288]

The mistletoe could rather be a symbol for the spontaneous eruption of chaos, then new order. Instead of slowly growing from the ground it exploits a weakness in the established canopy and grows new greenery. Excessive order brings about its own ruination, and chaos brings about new order. Loki is a jester, an archetype of transformation. Also, isn't there an appreciable similarity between Frøya and her son Balder, and the greek goddess Thetis and her son Achilles?

[@janesgems7]

@@inonoma2288 Yes, I thought that as well.

[@zintosion]

There should be a Loki sitcom with all his shenanigans.

[@bingo784]

Only if Tom Hiddleston reprises his role.

[@jamestate770]

Loki wasn't really one for shenanigans. He was a malicious and cruel trickster whose machinations led to death and suffering

[@alienalchemist]

Loki, God of Bamboozling.

[@masterraven8959]

There totally is.

[@Twilight.Knight]

I'd watch the hel outta that...... Get it?...... I'll go now

[@pinpon163]

"Loki became pregnant after his interaction with the horse". Oh ok.

[@eVill420]

fuck you I typed the same exact fucking thing

[@TheeMusicalARM]

If you study the tale in depth, Loki ran for his life all night and escaped the first few times. But the horse caught him the last time...Loki had to choose between assault from a horse or shape shifting back and being stomped to death.

[@InvaderTak176]

@@TheeMusicalARM Where did you read this? I've did a fair share of digging, and never even had that much depth in the myth when I read this.

[@ShadaOfAllThings]

This isn't even the fucking craziest thing he did.

[@thecon4005]

@Amon Ra it is a myth not a part of the history, go learn english, kid.

[@dariasilenthief3115]

Loki, the God of trickery. Also known as BOOOI.

[@captainvalourous6668]

And that is the main reason why Thor visited Kratos because he wanted to tell him that his son will die at the hands of Thanos

[@taylor41585]

Lmfao

[@potetopotato7520]

Boooiii

[@pratyupd7502]

No no no, he's not BOOOI, he's *boi*

[@georgemartinez4355]

Lol

[@what_memes_are_these9824]

And now a quote from Loki, "I've been falling for 30 minutes!"

[@shadoAlamoudi]

Sithbuster5 BOII

[@sigynfoxy69]

you mean the MCU loki?

[@thedarktruthcometolight404]

Low key - to keep hidden or mysterious Loki - god of mischief

[@wormie077]

Loki is lowkey

[@Daimon-X]

The Ultimate Trickster. Father of monsters. The one, and the only Loki.

[@bingo784]

Don't you mean mother of monsters?

[@Daimon-X]

Nope, in Norse mythology Loki's wife, giantess Angrboda was a Mother of Monsters.(Just like Echidna also known as the "mother of all monsters", from Greek myths)

[@pineappleproductions4784]

The God that let a horse put its dick in him

[@sadlobster1]

But who would emerge victorious in a battle of the tricksters? Loki, Discord or Bill Cypher? I say each of them is more dangerous than the other

[@blastmeofthemoon5344]

The BOI of the Gost of Sparta

[@5926-o2t]

Mother-Faye, a giant Father-Kratos, a god He's a giant/god HOWEVER, due to Kratos's backstory, aka, he WAS mortal but became a god.(not so sure how, I think it was Pandoras box or something) Making Atrues/Loki, 1/3 mortal.

[@rockgames345]

He is 1/4th Mortal

[@5926-o2t]

tushant tikoo thanks, I corrected it

[@Ghenjiro]

Kratos was born a Demi-God he’s always been a God it was only when he killed ares he became a full fledged God

[@artypyrec4186]

Krato's father was zeus so he was already demi god also your math is off: Mom: 100% giant Father: 50% mortal, 50% god Loki: is 25% mortal= 1/4

[@artypyrec4186]

@@attilahajdu9562 in real mythology loki was still half giant, half mortal I believe

[@pineappleproductions4784]

So he just let that horse go to town on him.... Loki was a phreak

[@craytherlaygaming2852]

No... Loki was a Hentai MC

[@sigynfoxy69]

no, at first loki as a a mare was like 'bet you cant run as fast as i can', and the other horse who saw lokis mare form though he looked really cute so he ran after. after they both ran for who knows how long far away from asgard they stopped and talked and then did it.

[@bossfox5741]

Funny thing is literally almost every treasure in asgard is because of Loki the hammer mjolnir the horse slephnir the ship of land and sea for Balder gungnir the spear of Odin are all thanks to the tricksters exploits for all his mischief the gods profited mightily from his time among them. Not to mention taking one for the team big time with the horse

[@SierNotsruht]

The ship was for Freyr not balder

[@MrLeeJiGun]

@@SierNotsruht still applies

[@skullton3292]

I can't get over the fact that Loki had sex with a horse and gave birth to a spider horse. I just burst out laughing at that part.

[@janesgems7]

If there is one thing that always horrified me is how Loki was punished for merely pointing out the gods' faults...earlier Norse legends never mentioned him as having anything to do with Baldr's death.

[@unbannable7551]

I follow Loki specifically not Lucifer But even good ol Lucifer was kicked out of heaven for just refusing to worship something he saw as below him

[@unbannable7551]

Looking back I think Lucifer is Loki to the Christian timeline, they’re just so similar, even saying Loki is king of hell

[@arthurrobey4945]

Loki is a sugar coated morality tale. "If you misbehave, children, these are the natural consequences". Notice that Loki never breaks an oath. His stories are predicated on this fact. Loki is not Evil. None of the Gods and Goddesses are evil in the monotheistic sense. They are our family. There is usually a Loki in every Manaheim family.

[@scouttyra]

It was christians who needed to divide the legends into black and white, and possibly turning Ragnarok from a possible tale of circular rebirth into a tale about an apocalypse and the possible rise of a single God (baldur resurrecting during/after Ragnarok and being a god of light).

[@scouttyra]

@RavnDream Not all of it, but the idea of Ragnarok as a final end is more Christian propaganda iirc

[@wiseferret4745]

If anything, Christian monotheism was derived from the events of Ragnarok. After everyone's dead, Baldr, God of love, happiness, sunshine, and rainbows, is resurrected to become the one God of a new world, inhabited by 2 people.

[@jacobhatcher5409]

@@wiseferret4745 bold claim but not an historical one. Christianity had been around for centuries before the norse myths were written down. More likely, Baldurs resurrection at Ragnarok was the result of Christian monks trying to rewrite Norse myth.

[@wiseferret4745]

@@jacobhatcher5409 No my friend. Norse mythology had been around for centuries before Christians recorded their myths. The stories of the Aesir and Vanir, the Jotunns, and the Voluspa are pre-christian, but do not outdate Vedic or Abrahamic religion. After all, Hinduism is over 4000 years old, and Judaism is over 3000 years old, and they are the 2 oldest beliefs in the world. There are several historical documents as old as 551AD that prove that the Norse recorded their mythology in runes around 400AD, before Christianity came to Norway or Iceland. But not necessarily before Judaism. I've also read that Norse beliefs come from Germanic beliefs, as recorded by Tacitus around 90AD, who was also the first non-Christian historian to confirm that the execution of Jesus Christ did happen and is historically significant to Rome. Since we found the shroud of Turin we know he was right. I love the depth and interconnectedness of religious mythologies. I would love to hear more about what you think on the matter. 🇮🇸

[@Aerolyricist]

I can't wait for GOW 5!!

[@tossthekj3839]

ME TOO

[@bumblebeeman2103]

in GOW 5, Boi smashes horse

[@Slightlyunder]

JYUBEI there probably won’t be, kratos is gonna die

[@futbol5554]

@@Slightlyunder probably injured

[@GWKrae]

Slightlyunder9000 so it's GOT 1? God of trickery 1?

[@DarkNaifu]

Video: 'Loki killed this one servant because everyone was complimenting them.' Comments: 'Loki isn't evil.'

[@loki362]

Every god has done that

[@shaylamariah]

he isn't any more evil than any of the other gods, he is just more cunning in nature and doesn't try to hide it

[@iceman1287]

@@loki362 Source?

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

Surprised you left out the story wherein Loki ties his balls to a goat and plays tug-of-war to amuse the gods. Haha

[@Zeph_Moon]

Mcchuggernaut that was a punishment, not something he did voluntarily.

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

No, I think you are mixed up with another legend. This comes directly from "The Marriage of Njord and Skadi". While I was incorrect about specifically amusing the gods, it was in fact the gods who were all tasked with making the giantess Skadi laugh. They all failed, and then Loki tied his nuts to a goat with a rope, and played tug-of-war with it, which finally succeeded.

[@Zeph_Moon]

Mcchuggernaut in the version I read (there are several after all) that happened because Skadi demanded him to be punished for his involvement in her fathers death and Odin thought that that particular punishment would be funny.

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

Then I guess we would have to find the oldest known accounting of the story, which would probably be closest to the original, and I admit I am unsure of. Either way, he did do it, which is hilarious.

[@Zeph_Moon]

Mcchuggernaut yes it is

[@kevincarballo1]

BOY!

[@TheCorrodedMan]

kevin carballo D A D of B O I

[@philipchurch8772]

Loki is Odin's blood brother, that's what drives him. Loki is driven to act as Odin's shadow self.

[@stephfeels555]

Interesting take. I like it

[@mikegrant814]

Anybody else here after playing God of war 🤯

[@professorchaos5058]

Michael Grant yes

[@ashen3405]

Yes that game is inspired me to Greek and Norse mythology≧∇≦

[@slipperysqueef5284]

michael browne except, God of war was very true to actual Norse mythology

[@Eric_The_Cleric]

Yeah, but I had read/studied Norse mythology beforehand which made the game even better to play tbh. No matter if it stayed true to the source material or not.

[@Knights_of_the_Nine]

michael browne It’s ancient human mythology, it’s incredibly exciting.

[@tjcunningham5844]

Ive always wondered why ppl say his actions were cowardly, he was just a great manipulator which required getting your target to the rawest emotion which is anger. Once upset the mind is more susceptible and easier to manipulate.

[@xenodude4718]

He became a bitch when he was threatened with death each time he fucked up and had to fix his or other people's messes.

[@shaylamariah]

@@xenodude4718 don't forget Loki enjoyed playing both sides of the coin, being the cunning, trickster he was. it wasn't that he was afraid of death and that's why he would fix the problem. he would fix the problem because he knew he could stir up the pot even further on the other end.

[@xenodude4718]

@@shaylamariah It was both really.

[@shaylamariah]

@@xenodude4718 maybe if you look at the stories on their own, then yes i can see that

[@Онактожаждет]

Loki got smashed by a horse

[@TheCorrodedMan]

Tsukisenpai He got that H O R S E M E A T

[@Borderose]

Leo got fucked by a bear.

[@savannahnishigama1351]

Hentai Senpai 😂

[@lastson5014]

I think by Hulk as well

[@sabaishkhneli7918]

I have a book of mythology so i read it and actually it was a loki who smashed horse

[@NegiTaiMetal011]

Asgard's always been my home But I'm of different blood I will overthrow their throne Deceiver, deceiver of the gods

[@justin.m5872]

Kratos Son of Zues Atreus Son of Kratos

[@sigynfoxy69]

god of war: not real Norse Mythology

[@jack-attack9536]

God of war is not real Norse mythology

[@theguyfromtsukihime3898]

Yeah boi

[@demserdvl2879]

@@jack-attack9536 You are brilliant sherlock.

[@jack-attack9536]

@@demserdvl2879 thanks I know I’m basically a genius

[@RemusKingOfRome]

Loki sounds like a teenage boy ... still

[@emmagustafsson9538]

He is

[@myleerae6895]

He is!!!✨

[@The_Lemurian_Witch13]

He is

[@Nemenon]

This makes me really excited for the Ragnarok video. Great work as always :)

[@wolfpackforge8474]

Awesome job man. Loki and all of Nordic mythology is my favorite subject.

[@solid2713]

BOI

[@omiorahman6283]

solid lol I see that you're a man of culture as well

[@samwisegg5500]

Once again you out did yourself. I can see how much time and effort was put into this vid!

[@demiurge9212]

Loki did nothing wrong

[@goldenllama7891]

SCP-4357-J HoLd Up. WhAt!

[@faerie5926]

He killed Baldur for the purpose of ruinning things for everyone else tho

[@the_headless_horseman9682]

I saw in another video that the reason he killed Baldr was because he got mad at all the gods or mainly Odin for trying to prevent his son's death/change the future while they/he just threw Loki's children away because it was said that they would bring on Ragnarok. I'm not 100% sure if it's true or not, but if it is I can understand his actions.

[@rosalinacv1996]

@@the_headless_horseman9682 But, they threw his children away because, he made Hodr killed Baldr. So, basically it was his fault too.

[@wolfsphantom6592]

@@rosalinacv1996 actually odin trapped his sons waaaaaay before baldur was killed

[@00784865]

Loki wasnt always evil.Only after the witch Gulweig curse him,he started plotting against the gods.

[@sadlobster1]

Why did she curse him

[@ahbrakadahbra4971]

Odin kills Gulweigh in Asgard, because she was bringing terror to Asgard. After her death, Gulweigh's body quickly decayed but her heart remained beating. Nobody dared touch the heart since it was a source of great evil. Loki made the self-sacrifice to remove the heart, but he was tempted to absorb it's power, and he ate the heart. Thus turning him evil.

[@sadlobster1]

He ate...a heart?! Dude, that is the grossest thing ever

[@kyrongreenidge5523]

i think its cuz his father kratos hate the Gods lol

[@crescentmoon3764]

kyron greenidge BOI we aren't talking about GoW we're talking about real mythology

[@ItsEggHoursPeople]

Lets be honest, this is "loki" interesting

[@sigynfoxy69]

"low key" "loki" totally didn't see that coming XD

[@Nubbiecakes]

Loki got impregnated by a horse lol. Didn't know that little snippet before this.

[@hitlerjusthitlerliterallyh2700]

Boii why is there a three legged horse crawling on the ground

[@sigynfoxy69]

you havent read the rest, its not just that B)

[@cristian-ionutapostol8018]

According to my swedish friend, Loki having his mother's name means that either a) she was of a higher 'family' than his father, making her a Vanir or Aesir, or that b) he was a bastard born out of wedlock.

[@aayushivasnik]

He was just a protector of fate and other gods always tried to change the fate and that's why loki did whatever he did. He wasn't evil

[@janesgems7]

No, he isn't...it's funny, but I remember a famous horror author who was firmly convinced the US version of the Trickster, Coyote, had cursed him after he wrote a book where he was the main bad guy. If this was true...I suspect he wasn't happy to be referred to as a demon. Demons are from Catholicism... not from pagan religions.

[@SierNotsruht]

He killed balder for no other reason than he thought it would be funny, he cut off all of sifs hair again for fun, he didn't care for any of his children, he was also an egotistical psychopath asshole who would play cruel "tricks" on people for fun and he doesn't care about anything other than himself, yeah this guy doesn't seem very evil to me

[@silvussol8966]

I feel bad for Loki's wife at 10:18 She's the one on the far left, in blue, weeping. Poor thing loses both her sons and her husband, then has to spend the rest of her days doing the same thing with the bowl or else he will be tortured horribly, and he still does get tortured every now and then when she has to empty. And she did nothing to deserve such misery... except marry Loki. Which did mean ignoring many red flags throughout the course of their relationship, however you love who you love sometimes, and she someone doesn't spend their eternity holding a bowl for another person unless they truly love them.

[@MusicLover-my6fo]

Hermes - Who are you? Loki - I'm you but I take pranks very seriously.

[@ALTAI38]

11:00 that is a similar scene from vikings. (F)loki punished by dripping liquid which harmed him physically and mentally, and his wife held a bowl to prevent the poison/water dripping on his head.

[@strider4life696]

"First of all, I'm not Asgardian. And second, we have a Hulk."

[@cadeshanley218]

Norse Mythology or God of War, I'll always pick the Marvel Comics version of Loki. Tom Hinddleson played an awesome Loki Laufeyson like how Heath Ledger portrayed The Joker in The Dark Knight.

[@Archie4Sure]

5:38 baldr the most beautiful and beloved of the gods God of war baldr or baldur: *I FEEEEL NOTHING*

[@loki362]

According to other Germanic sources baldur was actually a massive asshole so he had it coming

[@EivindurToftegaard]

It's not that weird that Sleipnir had 8 legs. As you said, Loki is the god of webs. He is the "spider" god. In many scandinavian dialects the very word for spider, is "lokke" or other variations.

[@rohailsheikh9105]

"I HAVE BEEN FALLING FOR 30 MINUTES!!!"

[@Soriichi]

Time to put another chimichanga in the microwave.

[@josephbrianmape5642]

GOD OF BOI

[@sadlobster1]

Battle of the Tricksters/Masters of Chaos, who would win? Loki, Discord, Bill Cypher or Chaos (from Aladdin)

[@reallivebluescat]

Are you five?

[@omiorahman6283]

sadlobster1 tzeentch just as keiku

[@lightheart5]

What about Alistor (From Hazbin Hotel?)

[@sadlobster1]

@@lightheart5 Al doesn't really seem like a trickster, he's more of an overlord

[@MadridMonarch]

Awesome there’s a new upload by my fav lore channel

[@bearas2jujus]

I've always had vivid dreams. Last night I had a dream about a dog I found. His name was Loki. So i googled "a dog named Loki" in the morning. And "a bulldog ,named Loki after a God" is what came up. So now I'm here. Interesting🤔🙄🤣

[@trystenlyth1139]

Maybe it means something.

[@gingerl2995]

Look up video called “Jim Carrey entire career codes Sirius...”... it’s rather mind blowing about Sirius the Dogstar... references Loki. You might look up “the Dagon tribe & the Sirius mystery” as well.

[@lancejedrickmaniquiz7547]

after you do Norse Mythology, can you do Greek Mythology pleasasee!!?

[@Devin13132]

Greek mythology is so commonly know at this point

[@HS-hx8ti]

And Norse Mythology isn't?

[@lancejedrickmaniquiz7547]

Christopher Highseat sure sure...

[@melako85]

Sorry..greek god is all death by now..my man kratos slaughtered thrm

[@draafordinok2389]

Thanks for this now I understand floki scene in the cave cheers

[@eVill420]

''Loki came pregant after HIS interaction with the horse'' oh ok

[@clarab6190]

Loki is misunderstood

[@isaacman112]

He murdered a god out of jealousy.

[@rosalinacv1996]

What? Misunderstood? Lmao!!

[@mongobongolongo8320]

@@isaacman112 he killed him because odin imprisoned his sons because they would bring ragnorak or some sht which was inevitable anyway but went out of his way to save his own Also only started plotting after some witch cursed him

[@jordanjackson9650]

Like his Persona user, Goro Akechi

[@abigaylewalt7640]

@@rosalinacv1996 how is that funny? they are misunderstood and unfairly an poorly treated. They bound him to a fucking rock with the body of his own son while snake drips venom onto them causing them to be in complete agony which agony is a complete understatement however at the moment I cannot think of a word to describe such anguish, plus mental anguish. Think of poor sigyn too. Odin was the fucking asshole who locked Fenrir up bcuz he knew Fenrir was going to fucking be his undoing and was so scared of his massive size that they decide to chain the poor babe up. Loki is the reason the gods have all their stuff. The reason they got out of a lot of issues. The reason they have a wall around Asgard. Odin goes out of his way to hurt lokis children because they are involved in ragnarok and the end of the gods or whatever and locks them away, yet calls Loki his fucking “ blood brother” yet fucking betrays them. So yes Loki is fucking misunderstood.I’m sick of seei this bullshit satanic type filter on Loki who is actually a very loving, inclusive caring and fiercely protective deity,god, parent and friend to those who seek to truly know Loki. Fuck all of you who hate on this deity. Who choose to view him as only truly evil. If y view them like that then that’s what they’ll be to you, but they are misunderstood and hurt and tortured yet loving chaotic loyal,caring,charming,perfect even with “ flaws” , protective, fun, truthful, supportive . A bringer of change.

[@kleinjahr]

Loki is the Trickster, much like Coyote or Rabbit or even Satan. The name may be a derivative or cognate to Logi (fire), not sure on that one.

[@chrisvela4860]

A rumor or leak points out to the New Assassin's Creed will take place in this time period which sounds badass

[@TheSmurf1973]

I wonder from whom Loki (Atreus) inherited his lust for chaos?

[@ghostpotato6260]

Hmm boii

[@bluummakkya4026]

"If truths are the gears that turn the world, then lies are the lubricants that keep that system running smoothly. Remove any one component and the System will collapse."

[@andy764]

Thanks, this vid will remind God of War fanboys the story they tell in the game is built on Norse mythology, not Norse mythology itself. Oh, I'm a GoW fanboy too!

[@giacomorinaldi8803]

You must admit the devs did an incredible job at staying true to the original myths

[@twistsnkicks]

*fanBOI

[@MrErtwer]

The Norse had a twisted sense of humor, I love it.

[@fawaz2771]

4:32 that escalated quickly......BOI

[@snazdogdbfan251]

Norse mythology is 80 percent Loki doing a little trolling

[@abdul199321]

Loki is da BOI

[@jackiesantos2121]

I'm interested of Loki's children that's all I'm going to say Norse mythology

[@sadlobster1]

His children include the following. Odin's horse, Slephnir; the Midgard Serpent (Jormungander,) Hela/Hel (Goddess of the Dead) and Fenrir

[@izzieandavadanuggets9325]

He had another daughter. She was normal. She lived in Asgard.

[@ijornhribrudkrvir]

@@izzieandavadanuggets9325 I haven't read anything about another daughter. There were 2 more sons but apparently the only thing of mot about them is the one's death lmao

[@musicianfriendly2005]

@@sadlobster1 Makes since why in GOW4 the Serpent said he looks familiar...

[@icecreamsocial123]

Great video. Itd be interesting if you did an Egyptian mythology explained

[@latsekk84]

Just going by what I remember here, too lazy to look it up:) but i believe Balders death was not what made the other Gods turn on Loki, it was the feast where he killed a servant and the following insults he made against the other Gods, including Odin. I recall mention that this whole thing with Baldur took place "at the dawn of time" , and is already ancient history when Loki gets his punishment. Correct me if I'm wrong:)

[@MySerpentine]

Yeah, they gave him a fate worse than death basically because he was rude.

[@janesgems7]

@@MySerpentine They also murdered his sons

[@SierNotsruht]

I see it more of as a last straw, he had already killed balder, and done many more terrible things, but killing a servant for no reason, along with insulting them, probably just proved lokis disloyalty to them

[@NaviRyan]

they should honestly make an hbo series about the Norse gods

[@pious83]

American Gods is pretty close...

[@acupofwhitetea]

They should base it on Neil Gaiman's book "Norse Mythology" , same author of the hit TV adaptation "American Gods". It's the myth stories but in a novel form all the way to Ragnarok.

[@karimali9699]

Well looks like kratos will have some raising problems

[@gothictrashqueen9109]

I had to light his candle today because I kept running into things and breaking things 😂

[@PauperPeccator]

Boy

[@MySerpentine]

Blessings to Loki and his brood.

[@Monchan-l6h]

I love how reading up on actual, real life Norse mythology is actually giving you spoilers for the next God of War game. Lol

[@ShadowLibrarian]

Loki the devil of Norse mythology, one of the greatest God's ever.

[@PixelGunner3D]

Shadow Librarian i though ppl hate Him and sisbsleneownwkanaakmddkbeekba k? S s ala.

[@scouttyra]

It's a mistake to apply Christian duality good vs evil to other religions and mythologies.

[@solahaze8948]

Loki is associated with death, but Loki is also a causer of change and change means the death of something old and the birth of something new.

[@seanosborne87]

I bear the brand of Loki I my heart. I'm pretty sure he's marked me as his own.

[@baronminx]

There’s two sides of me with Loki trying to take him seriously then just laughing so hard everything hurts 😂

[@halfwithazard4112]

My favorite god of all time

[@JohnDoe-cz3dh]

Over the last few days ive grown to love loki as i would love my own son 👀

[@bostonbilly33]

He makes me think of the first antihero in books from old days

[@ssjmonstar]

Came here to find out how loki was a father to a wolve and a giant serpent and now I know thanks

[@Saballica]

i love the story about thors Þrymskviða and his and lokes tour to Thryms stronghold for a wedding ,when he stole mjølnir.

[@mcjabjabxd7919]

I love this song by Adrian. He's amazing

[@TheDarkSilence888]

Loved the video

[@Monchan-l6h]

How the hell did Atreus turn from a good kid into this. Lol

[@abigaylewalt7640]

What?

[@redactedz6146]

Wait what. A horse really??

[@Soriichi]

Blazin Flame he fucked it

[@KoltiraMemeweaver]

You didn't already know this? Loki got around.

[@blackfirefox666]

Not just any horse, the best horse. But yes, he is the father of Sleipnir.

[@KoltiraMemeweaver]

*mother of Sleipnir

[@AtomicSharkCola01]

F-ed A Horse Was Impregnated And Then Gave Birth To Sleipnir, The Eight-Legged Horse

[@thanosinfinity9098]

Loki Died When He Was Strangled By A Purple God Alien Looking For A Blue Stone.

[@vidarofasgard]

Thanos Infinity Tell me something Thanos, you ever heard of the Ghost of Sparta? Cause he’s coming for you

[@th-bt6fn]

Woah... Loki? You f'ed a... Nevermind!

[@alexanderafxendiou8525]

Lokis earthquakes are all about his vibrational frequencies and electromagnetism that has to do with his chakras and kundalini energy from his soul while incarnated in human form.

[@galacticalliance4801]

i only know loki from the MCU, this loki is way more interesting.

[@GhostFlashDrew]

Thanks for the intel

[@legionstark1533]

I love Loki He's The Best!

[@lordfoogthe2st4]

Loki is a fuckin savage he brought up he sat back down and insulted them

[@wayne4797]

His father is Kratos 😅

[@ArgonYouTube]

Kathryn Newswanger Sorry, but in the God of War universe Kratos is the father of Loki. So he wasn’t getting mythology facts wrong... sorry

[@wayne4797]

@@ArgonKZbin leave Karen alone lol she will get peeved at you too

[@ArgonYouTube]

Wayne Oh hell, you’re right. I better get outta here fast.

[@leonle9557]

"Loki became pregnant after his interaction with the horse" JERRY! JERRY! JERRY!

[@DO6105]

Is the image at 8:05 meant to be a depiction of Loki? Or who?

[@pious83]

I like how after reading Ragnarok, you can actually look back and see that most of the problems that plagued the Gods were Loki's fault!

[@MySerpentine]

And mostly they were asking for it. Seriously, if you treat someone like they're going to destroy the world their entire life, you're giving them a damn good reason to destroy the world.

[@abigaylewalt7640]

@@MySerpentine not to mention nthe cruel treatment “ punishment “ as they called it because he called the gods out on their fucking shit. Honestly it pisses me off. Loki does not deserve that bullshit.

[@nickpastorino5370]

Loki is very similar to a character from an anime/manga called Fullmetal Alchemist. The character is called Envy.

[@mariarosemary21]

The shape-shifting part i understand but... Care to explain how?

[@Artisttinge]

atheus is loki confirmed!

[@tubercritc]

I Wouldn’t be surprised if he appeared in the loki series as a variant.