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During the flash backflashback,when odin when Odin picks up baby lokiLoki, loki'sLoki's blue skin turns to asgardianAsgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well.  (if you noticenoticed, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in jhodenhimJotunheim so long.). Loki's size is actually talked about in the original norseNorse myths.

Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers, (their names escape me at this moment), both of whom laufeyLaufey (loki'sLoki's father) birthed. They are much older than lokiLoki. There was much pain in laufey'sLaufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants,and and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When laufeyLaufey was giving birth to lokiLoki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, lokiLoki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of lokiLoki. Though sometimes crulecruel, laufeyLaufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant.

Not long after odinOdin came and the war began, killing both of loki'sLoki's older brothers, who lokiLoki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now olnyonly child and join in the battle against the norseNorse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son thorThor who is older than lokiLoki. They do not know they are not related untilluntil many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them any wayanyway. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answeranswered the question. :)

During the flash back,when odin picks up baby loki, loki's blue skin turns to asgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well.(if you notice, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in jhodenhim so long.) Loki's size is actually talked about in the original norse myths.

Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers, (their names escape me at this moment) both of whom laufey (loki's father) birthed. They are much older than loki. There was much pain in laufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants,and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When laufey was giving birth to loki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, loki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of loki. Though sometimes crule, laufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant.

Not long after odin came and the war began, killing both of loki's older brothers, who loki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now olny child and join in the battle against the norse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son thor who is older than loki. They do not know they are not related untill many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them any way. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answer the question. :)

During the flashback, when Odin picks up baby Loki, Loki's blue skin turns to Asgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well  (if you noticed, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in Jotunheim so long). Loki's size is actually talked about in the original Norse myths.

Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers (their names escape me at this moment), both of whom Laufey (Loki's father) birthed. They are much older than Loki. There was much pain in Laufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants, and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When Laufey was giving birth to Loki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, Loki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of Loki. Though sometimes cruel, Laufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant.

Not long after Odin came and the war began, killing both of Loki's older brothers, who Loki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now only child and join in the battle against the Norse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son Thor who is older than Loki. They do not know they are not related until many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them anyway. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answered the question. :)

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 During the flash back,when odin picks up baby loki, loki's blue skin turns to asgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well.(if you notice, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in jhodenhim so long.) Loki's size is actually talked about in the original norse myths.
 Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers, (their names escape me at this moment) both of whom laufey (loki's father) birthed. They are much older than loki. There was much pain in laufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants,and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When laufey was giving birth to loki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, loki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of loki. Though sometimes crule, laufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant. 
 Not long after odin came and the war began, killing both of loki's older brothers, who loki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now olny child and join in the battle against the norse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son thor who is older than loki. They do not know they are not related untill many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them any way. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

 So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answer the question. :)

During the flash back,when odin picks up baby loki, loki's blue skin turns to asgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well.(if you notice, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in jhodenhim so long.) Loki's size is actually talked about in the original norse myths.

Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers, (their names escape me at this moment) both of whom laufey (loki's father) birthed. They are much older than loki. There was much pain in laufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants,and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When laufey was giving birth to loki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, loki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of loki. Though sometimes crule, laufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant.

Not long after odin came and the war began, killing both of loki's older brothers, who loki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now olny child and join in the battle against the norse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son thor who is older than loki. They do not know they are not related untill many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them any way. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answer the question. :)

 During the flash back,when odin picks up baby loki, loki's blue skin turns to asgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well.(if you notice, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in jhodenhim so long.) Loki's size is actually talked about in the original norse myths.
 Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers, (their names escape me at this moment) both of whom laufey (loki's father) birthed. They are much older than loki. There was much pain in laufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants,and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When laufey was giving birth to loki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, loki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of loki. Though sometimes crule, laufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant. 
 Not long after odin came and the war began, killing both of loki's older brothers, who loki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now olny child and join in the battle against the norse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son thor who is older than loki. They do not know they are not related untill many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them any way. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

 So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answer the question. :)

During the flash back,when odin picks up baby loki, loki's blue skin turns to asgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well.(if you notice, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in jhodenhim so long.) Loki's size is actually talked about in the original norse myths.

Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers, (their names escape me at this moment) both of whom laufey (loki's father) birthed. They are much older than loki. There was much pain in laufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants,and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When laufey was giving birth to loki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, loki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of loki. Though sometimes crule, laufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant.

Not long after odin came and the war began, killing both of loki's older brothers, who loki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now olny child and join in the battle against the norse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son thor who is older than loki. They do not know they are not related untill many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them any way. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answer the question. :)

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 During the flash back,when odin picks up baby loki, loki's blue skin turns to asgardian skin. When he is grabbed by the frost giants, his skin reverted back to the original form, not only changing the color, but the texture as well.(if you notice, the frost giants have ice like skin, presumably from being in jhodenhim so long.) Loki's size is actually talked about in the original norse myths.
 Frost giants are different from humans in many ways, one of them being that the males carry the children and give birth. Loki had two older brothers, (their names escape me at this moment) both of whom laufey (loki's father) birthed. They are much older than loki. There was much pain in laufey's labor of the two eldest because they were so big. Laufey was the king of the frost giants,and so naturally he was huge, even for a frost giant. When laufey was giving birth to loki he had no pain which concerned him. It turned out, loki was a runt and so the maid asked if he wanted to get rid of loki. Though sometimes crule, laufey was not heartless, and kept the little frost giant. 
 Not long after odin came and the war began, killing both of loki's older brothers, who loki never got to know. Laufey had to leave his now olny child and join in the battle against the norse god. the rest of the story is shown in the movie. Odin takes the small frost giant and raises him as his own alongside his biological son thor who is older than loki. They do not know they are not related untill many years later as adults. That wouldn't have mattered to them any way. They were brothers by bond, not blood, which in a way can be much better.

 So there you go, sorry it was long, but I love mythology. I hope I explained it well enough and answer the question. :)