The Tragedy of Loki of Asgard was a play about the "death" of Loki during the Second Battle of Svartalfheim.
History[]
- "Loki, my boy... 'Twas many moons ago I found you on a frost-bitten battlefield. On that day, I did not yet see in you Asgard's savior. No. You were merely a little blue baby icicle that melted this old fool's heart."
- ―Odin Actor[src]
While ruling Asgard in the guise of Odin, Loki commissioned a play about his false death during the Second Battle of Svartalfheim.
In 2017, Loki was attending a performance of the play when Thor returned from Muspelheim and exposed his deception.[1]
Alternate Versions[]
| Origin | Status | Creators | Cast |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thor: Ragnarok: The Junior Novel | Active | "Odin Borson" | - |
Trivia[]
- When "Loki" is confessing his past misdeeds, he apologizes for transforming "Thor" into a frog. This is a reference to the toad Throg, whom Thor in the comics first met after being turned into a frog by Loki. Not only does Throg later cameo in the Loki episode Journey Into Mystery, as a variant of Thor, but a deleted scene in Glorious Purpose reveals that this confession is indeed true.
Gallery[]
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