Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

He wears an eyepatch made of brown leather, adorned with a silver button behind his ear. Likely due to his age, Odin displays a receding hairline, and grey hair. The right side of his face, around his eyepatch, is covered in dark tattoos. His forearms are uncovered, but his two ravens have the ability to store themselves there magically, manifesting as intricate tattoos when not in flight. Odin wears an elegant light blue tunic made of the finest Asgardian wool, woad-dyed to bring out his eye, that reaches to below the knee, adorned with golden embroidery emphasizing his status as the King of the Aesir in traditional Asgardian knotwork, some of the patterns are definitely Seiðr in nature Odin also wears eight rings on his fingers to represent the eight realms to dominate besides his own. In addition, Odin has an excessive amount of rope wrapped around his waist, hanging from his waist on his left side is a magical anchor for certain Seiðr spells and beaded cat-tails of belt leather.

Odin is clever and sly, manipulating events and situations from behind the curtains, and almost no one really knows what he's doing or planning, an example of this was when he disguised himself as an half-troll named X, while everyone else believed that he had disappeared from Valhalla. Odin is also a seeker of knowledge, since he sacrificed his left eye, and hanged himself for nine days in order to obtain knowledge over the universe and master reality itself through the runes. Odin can be extremely ruthless when he's angered, since he killed both the sons of Loki, Vali and Narvi, and used their entrails to bind Loki to a slab while a serpent dripped caustic venom on his face. All of this only to punish Loki for killing Balder. Despite being a brutal and mischievous god, as a god of war, Odin values courage and bravery, ordering his Valkyries to only bring to Valhalla those warriors who died in battle sacrificing themselves for their causes.

Odin, also referred to as the All-Father, is the third chief of the Æsir tribe of Norse Gods and one of the most prominent figures in Norse mythology. He is the god of wisdom, poetry, war, death, divination, and magic and the king of Asgard. He is the patron of rulers, wanderers, and outcasts. He was known as Wōden to the Anglo-Saxons and Wōtan to the southern Germanic peoples. Odin first appeared disguised as a half-troll named X who died trying to stop a dog fighting ring. After Magnus Chase arrived at the Hotel Valhalla, he, Halfborn Gunderson, Thomas Jefferson Jr., and Mallory Keen invite Magnus to breakfast. They explain to the son of Frey how the worlds are connected and how they came to Valhalla. They then head to battle practice where he and others are crushed by a boulder. Early the next morning he and the others cover Magnus's escape from the hotel.