Loki Laufeyson/Relationships

Thor Odinson
(Adoptive brother and teammate; former enemy)

When the two of them were young, Loki and Thor were best friends, always playing together. However, Loki began to feel unwanted by his father and grew jealous of his older brother. He claims that he was the shadow in the shade of his brother's glory.

Hela Odinsdottir
Loki seemed to know Hela before ever knowing her. He learned a lot a bout her from their father, Odin, who reveals that Hela is their older sister. Loki was shocked that he learned he had another sibling and a deadly sister nonetheless and watched in horror after she destroyed Mjolnir. He called Volstagg to open the Bifrost, foolishly allowing her to follow. Loki even tried to kill her with his daggers, but learned she was way too powerful. He even told Thor that he would die at the hands of their sister if he returned to Asgard.

Loki later summoned Surtur to kill his older sister, proving he found a relative he hated more than anything in his entire world.

Frigga
(Adoptive mother)

While not close to his father and brother, Loki was very close with his adoptive mother, Frigga. She made him King in order to stay in charge until Odin awakes or Thor returns. A year later, Frigga found out Loki was alive, even though she mourned for him when Frigga thought her son died falling through a black whole. When she first saw him again, Frigga was disappointed that he had taken lives on Earth. Odin later spared Loki for Frigga's sake.

Loki later blamed himself for his mother's death because he sent Kurse after Frigga and Jane Foster. He reacted with throwing all the furnature across the rooms. Even four years after her death, Loki still loved Frigga, and was even sadden when Odin told Loki his mother would be proud of him because of his strong magic.

Jane Foster
"Main article: Lokane"Though not ever meeting her in person, Loki knew of Jane Foster's existence and threatened to kill her in front of Thor, who reacted violently against his brother.

Later in The Dark World, Jane recognizes him as the man who ransacked New York and later punched him in the glass when he attempted to greet her with his charm. Loki claimed to "like her" for her fiery nature, and even protected her against the Aether after it was taken out of Jane. Later, Jane blamed herself for Loki's apparent death, as well as Frigga's.