Loki

The head deity of the Loki Familia. A goddess with red eyes and hair, often with closed eyes, who speaks in a fake Kansai dialect and is an avid drinker, with a complex about her small chest. In the heavens, she was a dangerous god who would incite other gods to kill each other out of boredom and was known as a trickster, but she mellowed out after coming to the lower world. She is derived from the male god Loki, a troublemaker who caused problems for the gods in Norse mythology, and her familia members in the story share the same epithets as Loki's children in the myths.

She quickly noticed Freya's interest in Bell and suspected that the Monsterphilia and the one-horned Minotaur incidents were part of Freya's schemes, but she has an agreement with Freya not to interfere with Bell's actions. Although she initially had no interest in Bell, she began to take an interest in him after he saved the Xenos, calling him a "truly foolish child." She often fought with Hestia in the heavens, and this continued after they descended to the lower world. However, she trusts Hestia's good nature. In the main story, she often plots behind the scenes with Hermes, and during the War Game, she incited Mia as a form of retaliation after being banned from participating by the Guild. In the side story "Sword Oratoria," where her familia is the protagonist, she corners Enyo and saves Orario from crisis.