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Doesn't Loki shape shift though? (Gaiman is my only reference)

• runarberg 5y ago
  Yes, he does. One of the weirder stories has him turn into a mare to separate a builder from his horse help (that builder was promised ridiculous rewards that the gods couldn’t possible give him, if he finished on time). Loki succeeds, however not without being impregnated by the stallion. Loki later gave birth to Sleipnir which became the horse of Óðin.
  • krapp 5y ago
    Ironically, there's another story where a giant steals Thor's hammer and refuses to return it unless he gets to marry the goddess Freya (which, of course, she refuses to accede to.) Instead of the obvious solution of having Loki shapeshift into Freya and do some mischief, they decide to dress Thor up in a wedding gown and pass him off as Freya, with Loki having to explain to the giant why "Freya" has a beard and guzzles mead by the gallon and her eyes seem to burn red like hateful coals. Needless to say, it works, because giants are stupid, and Thor gets his hands on his hammer again, and hijinks ensue. And by hijinks I mean a bloodbath. And giants have a lot of blood.