Loki

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Loki (ロキ, Roki?) is the Norse god of mischief and deceit. He is a god of the Norse pantheon with a playful and sadistic personality, enjoying violence and chaos. He is shown to be intrigued by the conflict between gods and humans, and has an ambiguous relationship with the other gods. in Shuumatsu no Valkyrie

appearance

Loki has the appearance of a thin young man with androgynous features. She has horizontal pupils and her hair is medium long with a white strand that she lets fall to the left side of her face while on the right side she wears a small braid. He wears a purple cape and a black sleeveless shirt which exposes part of his chest as well as wearing a pair of fingerless gloves and black sleeves which reach up to his biceps. He also has six piercings in each of his ears and wears long boots that reach past his knees.

personality

His personality is playful and sarcastic, enjoying making jokes and cutting remarks about other gods. He is often shown to be sadistic, delighting in violence and chaos. However, behind his carefree attitude, he can even appear serious when something surprises or enrages him. Loki is direct and does not hesitate to question other gods when something piques his curiosity. Furthermore, he is an intelligent and perceptive being, capable of analyzing situations and discovering secrets that others might overlook.

past

Approximately four thousand years ago, Loki was present at the council of the gods to decide the fate of humanity. In the end humans were allowed to live, but they would receive a punishment which was the destruction of the ancient Greek city of Thebes. Loki was excited by the idea and commented that they should kill them all, however he is interrupted by Shiva who offers to apply the punishment. In the end they both give up when Ares declares that the Greek gods must apply the punishment since the chosen place was a Greek city. Here?

powers and abilities

Expert Analyst: Loki is able to accurately assess the intentions and tactics of combatants in a confrontation. His keen observational skills allow him to read almost any situation quickly. Body Transformation: Loki can transform into other beings, creating exact replicas of the individuals he becomes, including details such as injuries and specific physical features. Teleportation: Loki has the ability to create portals that allow him to instantly move from one place to another. He can also pull objects out of these portals and use them in combat. Matter Manipulation: Possesses a certain degree of control over matter, being able to alter the shape of objects at will. Divine Aura: Loki possesses a dense and powerful divine aura that manifests when he is extremely furious, taking on a dark color with an appearance similar to fire.

Ragnarok information

Ragnarök (ラグナロク, Ragunaroku?) is the final event of the struggle between gods and humans. Explained in the constitution of Valhalla, article No. 62, paragraph 15. It is a special condition that suggests a series of one-on-one confrontations between the gods and humanity. Thirteen fighters from each side, the first to achieve seven victories will be the winner. If humanity loses, their fate is decided, but if they manage to win, they will be able to live for another thousand years. Every millennium the gods meet in a council presided over by Zeus in which they decide the fate of humanity by voting for or against its extinction. In the most recent vote they all unanimously agreed that humanity should be destroyed. However, before giving the verdict for granted they are interrupted by Brynhildr, who sided with the humans and suggested the beginning of Ragnarök. The gods who saw the event as something useless were refusing, but the valkyrja mocks them by telling them that they were afraid to face humanity, and this provokes the fury of Zeus himself and all the gods, who immediately agreed to carry out Ragnarök when they felt that their ego had been hurt.

Ragnarok rules

Ragnarok (Ragunaroku) is the final battle of humanity against the gods. According to the Valhalla Constitution, article no. 62, paragraph 15 of the "super-special clause," it is a series of hand-to-hand combat between the gods and humanity. 神ＶＳ人類最終闘争ラグナロク (Gods VS Humanity Final Battle Ragnarok) The rules are quite simple. Each side chooses thirteen fighters, who will fight one-on-one to the death, and the winning side will be the one that achieves seven victories first. If the gods win Ragnarok, humanity's fate will be sealed and it will be extinguished. However, if humans win, they will gain the right to live for another 1000 years. Since Ragnarok is a battle between souls, those who die in the fighting have their souls destroyed and turned to ash, making it impossible to save or recover the soul. This prevents the cycle of reincarnation, therefore resulting in complete extinction. The fights take place in the Valhalla Arena.

The Valhalla Arena (ヴァルハラ闘技場, Varuhara Tōgi-ba) is where all the Ragnarok battles take place. The Valhalla Arena changes its appearance in almost every round of Ragnarok. Its exact size is unknown, and little is known about its composition. The Arena is located somewhere in the Realm of the Gods. It is divided into two sides: Humanity's and the Gods'. In each round, people associated with the participants can sit in the front rows of the arena. The arena can change to a different setting, for example, a city, a field, etc.

Helheim

Helheim (ヘルヘイム, Heruheimu?) Also referred to as the Underworld or Hell. It is the realm where demons reside and is currently ruled by Hades. Helheim is the third layer into which the world is divided, being the home of evil beings and supernatural creatures. Although it is a place mostly inhabited by demons, Helheim is currently ruled by the god Hades.

Helheim history

The Escape of the Titans After Cronus was defeated and killed by Zeus in the Titanomachy tournament, Cronus's subordinate Titans were imprisoned in Tartarus, a prison in Helheim. The goddess Gaia refused to accept Zeus's rule over Olympus, so she commanded an army of giants to destroy her grandchildren. It was then that the Titans seized the opportunity to escape their prison and also head to Olympus; however, Hades himself killed all the Titans who tried to leave Helheim, thus thwarting their escape. The Great War A long time ago, a war occurred between Valhalla and Helheim. This conflict led to the creation of the Bifröst, a portal connecting both realms. To prevent future attacks, access was restricted exclusively to superior gods such as Zeus, Odin, Shiva, and Hades. Furthermore, it is a rule that anyone who dares to use the Bifröst without authorization and enters Helheim will not be allowed to return to Valhalla. The Legend of the Sixth Heaven Demon King According to Hades' words in Helheim, there is a popular legend which says: "When the brightest light mixes with the darkest shadow, the horns of the underworld will awaken and give life to eternal darkness; better known as the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven of the Papiyas." The Wrath of Papiyas Hades comments that, according to legends, the Papiyas destroyed half of all of Helheim on their own, only to mysteriously disappear without a trace.

past of Helheim

Many eons ago, Helheim was left half-destroyed by Hajun before disappearing and then resurfacing during Ragnarok. At some point, a war broke out between Heaven and Hell. After the war, a gate known as the Bifröst was built to prevent an invasion from either side. Following the Titanomachy, Hades became ruler of Helheim. This allowed him to oversee the demons and prevent them from causing trouble in the Underworld or from ascending to Midgard and wreaking havoc. During this time, the Titans were also imprisoned in Tartarus. However, Adamas later released them.