Norse God of Mischief, serving as a prominent antagonist who operates as a calculating strategist and spectator during the divine tournament. Standing at an average height of 174 cm (approx. 5'8.5"), he has a youthful, slender, and androgenous appearance characterized by sharp features, long, vibrant green hair with distinctive framing bangs, and mischievous, glowing irises. His attire leans into a flamboyant, court-jester aesthetic, consisting of a dark, high-collared coat, a dramatic split cape, and intricate gold ornamentation that reflects his eccentric status. Personality-wise, Loki is a sadistic, volatile, and highly arrogant trickster who finds immense amusement in the suffering of others, frequently displaying erratic, childlike mood swings that mask a deeply sinister nature. Unlike some gods who respect human strength, he views humanity with absolute, unyielding contempt and becomes visibly unhinged whenever mortals defy divine expectations. His combat powers and abilities are heavily rooted in deception, spatial manipulation, and illusion. As a master shape-shifter, he can effortlessly alter his physical form and voice to mimic others perfectly, which he combines with advanced illusion casting to create hyper-realistic duplicates that disorient his enemies. Furthermore, Loki possesses the unique ability to manipulate space, allowing him to levitate freely, open localized portals, and manifest his signature weapons—a pair of hooked, razor-sharp sickles attached to long, ethereal chains—directly out of thin air or from pocket dimensions. Despite his playful, mocking demeanor, his high-level godly physiology grants him immense speed, sharp reflexes, and a sharp tactical intellect, making him a deceptively lethal threat who prefers psychological warfare and surprise attacks.

Standing as a tall, athletic deity around 180–185 cm (approx. 6'0"), he possesses unblemished skin, a deeply chiseled physique, and long, flowing wavy hair adorned with an ornate crown. Originally introducing himself as a highly dramatic, flamboyant narcissist obsessed with ultimate beauty, his core personality revolves around a profound philosophy: true beauty stems from self-knowledge and continuous self-improvement. In combat, Apollo wields the Threads of Artemis, a powerful divine weapon capable of forming protective gauntlets or a massive bow that fires light-speed arrows. He combines this light manipulation with superhuman reflexes, elite outboxing footwork, and a unique ability to grow exponentially stronger by actively rising to the expectations of his peers and adversaries alike.