Loki

Definition

In Norse mythology, Loki is a complex figure known as a trickster god. He possesses shape-shifting abilities and frequently causes mischief among gods and humans alike.

Related terms

Trickster archetype: A character found in various mythologies who uses cunning or deceit to disrupt order or challenge authority.

Norse mythology: The collection of myths and legends originating from ancient Scandinavia that includes gods, heroes, creatures, and cosmology.

Mythological pantheon: A group or system of gods within a particular mythology. In Norse mythology, Loki is part of the larger pantheon alongside Odin, Thor, Freya, etc.