Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Loki has dirty blonde feathery hair (with red, blonde, and yellow as tints), tousled and he is seen wearing a Red Sox jersey, jeans, and white tennis shoes. Loki is considered shockingly handsome, though his appearance is somewhat ruined by his scars. Burn tissue is splashed across the bridge of his nose and his cheekbones (caused by the snake venom dripping onto his face), like impact lines on the moon's surface. Loki's lips are marred by a row of welts all the way around his mouth, much like many piercing holes that had closed over (marks from the time his lips used to be sewn together by the dwarves). During his talk with Magnus after he fell in a chasm and was dying on the banks of a river in Jotunheim, he wore an white admiral's jacket gleamed with medals, open over a black T-shirt featuring Jack Nicholson's face from The Shining. The caption read: HEEEERE'S LOKI!

Loki is sly, manipulative, charming, humorous, mischievous, quick to anger, and cruel. Loki is also extremely persuasive, to the point that he once successfully convinced Ran to lend him her magic net. At times, he almost appears to be a textbook psychopath with a lack of remorse and any form of empathy. Despite his negative traits, Loki does harbor affection for some of his children, especially Vali and Narvi. However, his affection for his kids may be an act. He didn't think twice about attempting to murder his other kids, Sam and Alex, and nor did he think twice about using force to manipulate them against their free will, going as far as to tease and jeer at them as well as even willing them to die.

Loki is a trickster Jötunn, ex-honorary Norse god of mischief, lies, magic, stories, artifice, fire and serpents. While treated as a nominal member of the Aesir tribe, he was known to switch his allegiance very often. He is, as of now, destined to ultimately side with the Jötnar and lead them in battle against the gods during Ragnarök. Years ago, Loki lost a bet to Thor and as a result, he visited Earth in order to pull off a heist. Hijacking the Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 in the United States under the pseudonym of D. B. Cooper, he informed Florence Schaffner that he had a bomb and demanded two hundred thousand dollars in ransom. To comply with the mischievous hijacker's demands, the plane landed, exchanging the passengers on the plane for the ransom money and backup parachutes for his escape.