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The 11 pages that link to Loki, each with the reason it gives.

• Norse mythologyBroader topic: His shifting allegiance links comic episodes to the catastrophe of Ragnarök.

• RagnarökRelated: He leads the dead against the gods and fights Heimdall at Ragnarök.

• TricksterBroader topic: Loki’s shifting allegiance makes disruption consequential for the divine order.

• ÆsirRelated: Loki’s ties to the Æsir are intimate, unstable, and central to their troubles.

• ThorCompared with: Unlike Thor’s role as a straightforward defender, Loki often destabilizes divine order.

• ShapeshiftingRelated: Loki’s changing forms link shapeshifting with mischief and disruption.

• FriggRelated: Disguised as an old woman, Loki learns that Frigg left mistletoe unbound by her protective oath.

• FreyjaRelated: Loki appears in traditions involving Freyja’s necklace and attempts to abduct her.

• BaldrRelated: Loki discovers the mistletoe exception and engineers the fatal throw.

• JörmungandrRelated: Loki is Jörmungandr’s father in the mythic genealogy.

• JötunnRelated: His jötunn ancestry and relationships connect the gods' community to its enemies.