son of the mask loki and odin

Yes, Loki did kill Odin in some comic storylines.

In certain comic arcs, Loki manages to eliminate Odin. However, the circumstances and aftermath can vary depending on the specific comic series.

The sons of Odin included Tyr, Heimdallr, Vidal, Wally, Hermoder, Blaki, and others. Tyr was the god of justice in Norse mythology. He symbolized justice, vows, and courage. He was in charge of war and law. He lost an arm to prove his bravery. Heimdallr was known as the patron saint. He could see and hear from afar. He always rode a golden mane horse and carried a war horn on his back, guarding the Bifröst at the entrance of Asgard day and night. Vidal was known as the "God of the Forest" or the "God of Silence" and was regarded as an indestructible force of nature. During the Twilight of the Gods, he tore the giant wolf Fenrir in half, and it was rumored that he lost a leg because of it. Wally grew up on the first day he was born. Without washing his hair, he killed Hodel with a bow and arrow to avenge Bader, and later became the "God of Gardening." Hermoder was good at flying. He was Odin's special attendant, responsible for running errands. He was also the messenger of the gods. He was in charge of Odin's Gungnir (Spear of Eternity). He was the only other person who could ride the Eight-legged Divine Steed. Brachi was the God of Poetry and Music. There was also Bard, Thor's brother.

Loki might react with anger. He could seek revenge against Odin, plotting ways to undermine his power or expose his wrongdoings. This reaction is common as it shows Loki's pride and his unwillingness to be a victim.

One common theme is redemption. Loki often tries to redeem himself in Odin's eyes. Another theme is family. Their relationship as father - son is explored, whether it's a strained one or a reconciled one. And power is also a theme. Loki's desire for power and how Odin's power affects their relationship.

Yes, there are quite a few. You can start by looking on popular fanfiction websites like Archive of Our Own. There, you'll find various takes on the 'odin loves loki' concept. Some might explore it in a more platonic way, while others could be more on the romantic side.

One common theme is redemption. Maybe Odin is trying to make up for past wrongs towards Loki. Another is family drama, as their relationship is complex in the original mythology.

A theme of acceptance is also prevalent. Loki is often seen as an outcast, and Odin's love can represent acceptance of Loki's true self, whether it's his magical abilities, his different nature compared to the other Asgardians, or his past mistakes. This acceptance can be a slow and arduous process in the fics, full of emotional ups and downs.

Loki's character could develop in terms of his understanding of power. Through the abuse, he realizes that power can be misused like Odin does. So he may strive to use his own power in a more just way. He might also start to question the Asgardian way of ruling which is based on Odin's actions.

One reason could be for character development. By having Odin hurt Loki, it can show the complex and often troubled relationship between them. In the original Norse mythology and in some interpretations in the Marvel universe, Odin has not always been the best father figure to Loki. This kind of plot in fanfiction can explore the emotional and psychological impact on Loki, making his character more three - dimensional.