Loki
- proper noun
- /ˈloʊki/
- I'm Loki, you may have heard of me.
- Loki and Thor
- Loki raised an eyebrow
- Loki's adoptive brother
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Examples
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In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Loki often plays tricks on the other heroes.
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And as his evil half-brother, Loki, returns for Asgardian justice, a new threat rises.
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I want to know why Loki let us take him.
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I have to defeat Loki now.
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All this because Loki desires a throne.
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You think you could make Loki tell us where the Tesseract is?
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This is all about Loki confronting different aspects of himself.
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I love the interaction that Loki has with Owen Wilson's character.
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I've come here to put an end to Loki's schemes.
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Almighty Thanos... I, Loki, prince of Asgard... Odinson... the rightful king of Jotunheim... god of mischief... do hereby pledge to you... my undying fidelity.
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Etymology
Loki in Marvel is taken from the same Old Norse trickster. That is why Marvel's Loki is clever and unpredictable, keeping the old idea of a 'trickster' so he can be both a villain and an antihero.