However, Loki's plan failed, and he was forced into exile.

Odin raised Loki as his own, alongside his biological son Thor, however when Loki discovered his true heritage, he attempted to seize control of Asgard and kill Thor. Loki was the adopted son of King Odin of Asgard. Loki attempted to conquer Asgard on multiple occasions but ultimately he was imprisoned within a tree under the orders of Odin where the Trickster remained imprisoned for decades until he was freed during the 1970s.Īfter this, Loki became intent on destroying his brother and taking his father's thrown by whatever means necessary, even inadvertently forming the Avengers at one point. This lead Loki to assume the moniker of 'The God of Mischief' in order to satisfy his darker urges and feelings of invalidation but as the eras passed, Loki's schemes became far less playful and far more evil. In Asgard, Loki was very much ostracized for his lineage while being seen as weak and lesser due to his scrawny but intelligent nature, especially when compared to his step-brother Thor. When Loki was only a child he witnessed his father be slain in battle by Odin who took pity on the young Frost Giant and adopted him as his own son. The Marvel Comics version of Loki was the son and heir to the Frost Giant, King Laufey who was disdainful towards his son due to Loki having been born the size of an Asgardian.

His appearance is identical in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, except the sai in his staff is replaced with a glowing blue jewel. He wields a golden staff which is made up of two parts and his head is light nougat and printed with cheekbones and a stern expression.

He wears a green cape (which is also used by The Mandarin) and a horned gold helmet. Loki's torso, legs and arms are dark stone grey, printed to resemble his armour in The Avengers.

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