Loki is a God Warrior of Asgard and the right hand of Dolbar, the priest who serves as Odin's representative on Earth. He appears exclusively in the second Saint Seiya film, The Heated Battle of the Gods, and is an antagonist who is fully aware of Dolbar's plan to conquer both Asgard and the Sanctuary. As the leader of the God Warriors, Loki directs the other members and orchestrates many of the events that unfold in Asgard, including the capture of Cygnus Hyoga. He possesses an aggressive and provocative personality, openly challenging the Bronze Saints upon their arrival and engaging in a tense confrontation with Pegasus Seiya. His motivations are rooted in loyalty to Dolbar and a desire to see Asgard's dominance established, though he also displays a personal pride in his own strength. Loki's notable abilities include the Shūgeki Gunrō Ken, an attack that transforms his fist into a pack of wolves to strike his opponent, and the Odin Tempest, a powerful impact technique that can drive an enemy into the ground. During his battle with Seiya, Loki demonstrates considerable combat prowess and tenacity, even attempting to rise after a decisive blow, but is ultimately defeated. Seiya acknowledges that Loki's power was equal to his own and that the difference came from fighting for justice. Loki has no further development in the story, as the film ends with his defeat and the victory of the Bronze Saints.