Sep 20, 2025
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Something I really don't like about adaptations of Norse mythology is that even outside of Marvel's sphere of influence, Loki is consistently portrayed as physically weak/an unskilled fighter who lacks muscle and relies solely on trickery and ranged magical spells when in the original mythology, he:
Is a god
Is a jötunn
Is a viking god who hangs out with other vikings and does viking things like crusades and warfare
Has previously engaged in extreme acts of violence (mauling Fimafeng, bludgeoning an otter-dverg with a rock, ripping off a troll's leg twice in Loka Táttur without any mention of a weapon) and will continue to do so until the day he dies (the battle of Ragnarök)
Is fated to die in battle against Heimdall, who also dies, which implies that the two are equal in strength, or that at the very least, Loki knows his way around a battlefield
Causes earthquakes every time he writhes in pain
Rarely uses magic outside of shapeshifting and is very unlikely to Eldritch Blast his way out of a situation
Gave birth to a horse
I’ve always sort of avoided drawing Loki in his myths, for various reasons, one of them being that my style is so different that I suppose I felt like it wouldn’t suit it. Also this particular myth really hurts (as a Lokean) but for some reason, I felt called to finally tackle it in my style. It’s my first Loki piece in quite a while (and I feel it turned into more of a Sigyn piece tbh) and I’m actually super proud of it.
my favorite Loki art from Lotur Norn
*youth pastor voice* "You know who else had 'mad drip'? The serpent that Skaði placed over Loki's head—"
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Was Loki worshipped in the Viking Age?
No.
Yes.
Rituals would have been performed to propitiate or ward off the Jötuns.
Yes, but it was frowned upon or forbidden.
Yes, but as Lóðurr.
Something else (mention in reblog).
Literally 99% of what Loki does is against his will. God of getting stuck in hostage situations.
Myth!Loki
I had a go at drawing Loki. Can you tell Im new to tattoos?