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Madner Kami wrote: ↑Mon Jun 28, 2021 12:02 am I'd like to point out, that Loki had 6 children whose names we know of. Hel (half-dead and half-alive goddess of Death), Jormungadr (the world serpent), Fenrir (a giant wolf who is destined to eat the moon) [all three with a female Jötun named Angrboda], Narfi and Vali (two otherwise humanoid beings) [both with Sigyn, a fellow Asgardian goddess] and Sleipnir, the eight-legged horse of Odin and he got that one through mating with Svathlifari, a stallion. Yes, you read that right, a stallion fucked Loki while he was in the form of a mare, got pregnant and birthed an eight-legged horse, as an undisclosed part of an attempt to cheat the builder of Valhalla's walls out of his wage.
Also Odin himself makes mention that Loki once served 8 years in the disguise of a human woman who milked cows and bore children, in an otherwise undisclosed story. So, yeah... Loki isn't bisexual. Loki is flat out pansexual and fucks everything and fucks as everything s/he feels like. Though it's somewhat up to debate if s/he gave itself to the stallion willingly or just was too slow to escape the mighty stallion that mounted the father of the serpent that mounts the world...

phantom000 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 27, 2021 11:27 pm https://www.cbsnews.com/news/loki-bisexual-mcu-show/

I will admit I had mixed feelings about this, but I will say this was handled very well. I think you should never retcon a character's sexuality or gender but given that we never really saw much of Loki's character, its not really a retcon because its not as if it would not fit with what we have seen. Also, he doesn't just come out and say he is bisexual, his answer is kind of ambiguous which is what we would expect from his character.

So I think this is a good example of how to work stuff like this into the story without ruining the narrative or the character.

BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Mon Jun 28, 2021 3:37 am I don't think it can be described as ambiguous. What he said was pretty explicit. All it could have meant was "both" kings and queens that he had had relationships with.