Frost Giants

Before Loki became the God of infinite multiverse, even before Norse God Mischief and trickery he was a runt. Loki is Frost Giant and son of their king Laufey, but Frost Giant let the small ones die alone and despite him being their prince that included Loki. Luckily for him Odin was their fighting his father after the fight Odin found him and treated him like his own son, but that’s mean Loki isn’t a God. Sure is seems Frost Giants live as long as Asgardians and unlike his kind Loki has magical powers, which his adopted mother taught him use better, Loki is still not a God like Thor or Odin. At least a born God since Loki got time powers in final episodes of Loki.

Your Thoughts?

(I am new to this wiki so I don't know if this topic has been discussed before, if so I apologise) Odin changed Loki's appearance from a frost giant to a man. We know this was through the Odinforce, so how did the Odinforce spell work in TVA, where no spell, not even the infinity stones, worked, and Loki's appearance did not change back to that of a frost giant? I'm really curious about this

I had a genuine question looking back watching the first Thor movie but how did the Frost Giants travel to Midgard (Earth) if they don’t have the Bifrost Bridge like the Asgardians?

Something I've noticed is that the villains (apart from Loki) in the Thor movies haven't been well written. In Thor 1 we have the First Giants. What do they Want? unclear. Why do they want to invade Earth? unclear. Same thing happened but much worse with the dark elves. Plunge the universe into darkness? what does that even mean???? But Then when Thor Rangarok revealed asgard was an evil empire I realized this could provide explanation for the earlier villains, especially the Frost Giants, who were likely murdered and oppressed by the Asgardians, so a vengeful Laufey decided he wanted revenge. Now if they had actually explained this in the first movie it would have actually made sense. I hope the fourth Thor movie will reveal that Asgard is improving its foreign relations with them