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A demon.

Loki first appears in the manga in chapter 1. At first Loki appears to only be a minor character, but in fact turns out to be the main antagonist by the end of the manga. We are told that Loki is half Vanir and half Aesir, and so is bullied by his peers. When asked about this, Loki will only say he is well. The next time you see Loki is the last page of chapter 7, snickering to himself over the gathering of the Einherjar and his belief their efforts are worthless and everyone will ultimately perish. In chapter 9, while Hrist attempts to annihilate Arngrim, Jelanda and Lucian after they refuse to obey her, Loki teleports Lucian to safety, to Asgard. Loki manipulates Lucian's emotions and convinces him that in order to help Lenneth he must aid him in obtaining the Dragon Orb. Lucian asks why Loki would help him and Loki partly admits that, long ago, Odin sealed his power and he wishes it back. When they enter the room containing the Dragon Orb, Loki abandons Lucian to defeating the Orb's guardian Sleipnir. Loki is then able to steal the Dragon Orb. With his power restored, Loki's appearance changes. With Lucian's usefulness ended, Loki murders him. In chapter 10 Loki visits the Vanir. He asks to be their ally but Surt, King of the Vanir declines. Loki brings in the evil dragon Bloodbane and ice wolf Fenrir. It is not clear if Loki attacks Surt or the Vanir, but he is pictured charging into Valhalla riding on Fenrir. Frei is there to confront him and sends out two Einherjar, whom Loki easily defeats. Frei has the opportunity to attack him, but Loki survives it and kills Frei in one blow. Loki then advances to Odin. Both are armed with relics and Odin is able to withstand Loki's attacks for some while. Ultimately Loki proves more powerful and defeats him. In the final chapter Lenneth Valkyrie confronts Loki. Loki mocks Lucian's death, inciting Lenneth to attack. Loki attacks with the Dragon Orb but when the dust clears and Lenneth is alive, Loki is shocked. He regains his composure and attacks Midgard with the Orb instead, fulfilling the prophecy of Ragarok. But Lenneth undoes his destruction with her new powers of Creation. Lenneth then slays Loki, says he is a very sad child, and absorbs his soul, much like an Einherjar.

Older twin sister of Riruna.

Homeworld: God World An extraordinary trickster born in the God World. Together with Arthur, he is a member of the World Council. While it may seem like he is cooperating with Arthur who is aiming for the Divine Gate, it may not be that way, either. He throws everything into confusion by making remarks that do not get to the point and takes actions that cannot be read. (Source: Divine Gate Wikia)

Once the Aragami had reawakened, they began to take steps to ensure their continuted survival. With that in mind, Orochi sought out a family that had been attempting to sacrifice the Kushinada and put the Aragami to sleep again. Orochi killed the parents...but for their baby son, Orochi had a special plan. Implanting within him seven mitama, seven Aragami souls, Orochi charged little Mamoru Kusanagi with the task of watching over the Kushinada and ensuring that no harm would come to her...until they were ready. So even as he grew, Mamoru kept a watchful eye over little Kaede Kunikida, watching her grow and develop. He didn't know it then, but watching Kaede grow like this would stir up emotions later on he would have trouble controlling. For Kusanagi was not happy with his destiny. He sought freedom, and to do that, he thought, he would have to kill the Kushinada and let the pulse lock his masters in sleep. Mutated as he is by the seven mitama on his body, green blood flows in Kusanagi's veins, and he has the ability to transform his body somewhat. He can make blades sprout from his arms, and he has incredible physical ability, including his penchant for long and high jumps. However, without an eighth mitama, he lacks the strength or the abilities to take on Murakumo. But Kusanagi is not one to give up easily, and his unusual connection to Momiji (she and he both received their mitama from Orochi) will play a crucial role in the late stages of the conflict. As his name implies, "Mamoru" means protector, while "Kusanagi" comes from "Kusanagi-no-tsurugi", the Grass-Cutting Sword, a blade supposedly given by the Japanese gods to the emperor. -taken from Absolute Anime

God of mischief (and in some versions chaos) in Norse mythology. Trapped in the body of a child, he seeks a way back to the realm of the gods and his original body. He is the father of Fenrir, Yamino, and Hel. He has red-brown hair and green eyes; he also has an aversion to deep water as well as a possibly small case of amaxophobia since he seems to hate riding in cars. Loki has many romantic interests. Loki is more wild and silly in the manga than he is in the anime. (Source: Wikipedia) He seems to care a lot for Mayura (possibly, he loves her).