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'''Loki''' was an [[Isu]] belonging to a group known as the Aesir and was later remembered as the god of mischief in Germanic and [[Norsemen|Norse]] [[Norse mythology|mythology]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''</ref> | '''Loki''' was an [[Isu]] belonging to a group known as the Aesir and was later remembered as the god of mischief in Germanic and [[Norsemen|Norse]] [[Norse mythology|mythology]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''</ref> | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
At some point in his adult life, Loki married [[Sigyn]]. Eventually growing dissatisfied with his wife, Loki had an affair with [[Aletheia|Angrboda]], from which they had three children, [[Fenrir]], [[Jörmungandr]], and [[Hel]]. [[Odin]], the King of the Norse Isu imprisoned Fenrir on grounds Loki deemed false. In retaliation, Loki killed Odin's son [[Baldr]] with mistle-toe and watched from afar as he grieved over his son.<ref name="Anomaly">'' | At some point in his adult life, Loki married [[Sigyn]]. Eventually growing dissatisfied with his wife, Loki had an affair with [[Aletheia|Angrboda]], from which they had three children, [[Fenrir]], [[Jörmungandr]], and [[Hel]]. [[Odin]], the King of the Norse Isu imprisoned Fenrir on grounds Loki deemed false. In retaliation, Loki killed Odin's son [[Baldr]] with mistle-toe and watched from afar as he grieved over his son.<ref name="Anomaly">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – Animus Anomaly</ref> | ||
Angrboda later became deathly ill, and Loki wanting to save his lover transferred her mind into a [[Staff of Hermes Trismegistus|Staff of Eden]]. It was only after this that the two learned of the [[Juno|Mother]], the [[Jupiter|Father]], and the [[Minerva|Sacred Voice]] planning a seventh method of supposed salvation, [[Yggdrasil]]. The method was similar to the fifth, with the Isu's mind being uploaded to the Human gene pool. Loki and Angrboda then plotted to use this plan to their advantage, although Loki stated to his lover that his rebirth would take eons.<ref name="Anomaly" /> | Angrboda later became deathly ill, and Loki wanting to save his lover transferred her mind into a [[Staff of Hermes Trismegistus|Staff of Eden]]. It was only after this that the two learned of the [[Juno|Mother]], the [[Jupiter|Father]], and the [[Minerva|Sacred Voice]] planning a seventh method of supposed salvation, [[Yggdrasil]]. The method was similar to the fifth, with the Isu's mind being uploaded to the Human gene pool. Loki and Angrboda then plotted to use this plan to their advantage, although Loki stated to his lover that his rebirth would take eons.<ref name="Anomaly" /> | ||
On the day of the [[Great Catastrophe]], Loki snuck into the Yggdrasil Chamber and waited until Odin's trusted eight had uploaded themselves and left before striking, killing all the guards and scientists present. Loki then killed a straggler (possibly Heimdall) who had only just finished uploading himself, Loki killed him and took his mask before uploading himself.<ref name="Truth">'' | On the day of the [[Great Catastrophe]], Loki snuck into the Yggdrasil Chamber and waited until Odin's trusted eight had uploaded themselves and left before striking, killing all the guards and scientists present. Loki then killed a straggler (possibly Heimdall) who had only just finished uploading himself, Loki killed him and took his mask before uploading himself.<ref name="Truth">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – AA_Complete</ref> | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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Loki was an Isu belonging to a group known as the Aesir and was later remembered as the god of mischief in Germanic and Norse mythology.[1]
Biography
At some point in his adult life, Loki married Sigyn. Eventually growing dissatisfied with his wife, Loki had an affair with Angrboda, from which they had three children, Fenrir, Jörmungandr, and Hel. Odin, the King of the Norse Isu imprisoned Fenrir on grounds Loki deemed false. In retaliation, Loki killed Odin's son Baldr with mistle-toe and watched from afar as he grieved over his son.[2]
Angrboda later became deathly ill, and Loki wanting to save his lover transferred her mind into a Staff of Eden. It was only after this that the two learned of the Mother, the Father, and the Sacred Voice planning a seventh method of supposed salvation, Yggdrasil. The method was similar to the fifth, with the Isu's mind being uploaded to the Human gene pool. Loki and Angrboda then plotted to use this plan to their advantage, although Loki stated to his lover that his rebirth would take eons.[2]
On the day of the Great Catastrophe, Loki snuck into the Yggdrasil Chamber and waited until Odin's trusted eight had uploaded themselves and left before striking, killing all the guards and scientists present. Loki then killed a straggler (possibly Heimdall) who had only just finished uploading himself, Loki killed him and took his mask before uploading himself.[3]
Appearances
- Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Fate of the Gods (mentioned only)
- Assassin's Creed: Valhalla (first appearance)
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References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Animus Anomaly
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – AA_Complete
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