In Norse legends, the figure of Loki frequently challenges the gods, particularly Odin and Thor. Loki's unpredictable nature often causes turmoil among the gods, leading to both calamity and unexpected solutions. His ability to shape-shift and deceive brings about significant changes in Norse mythology, ultimately culminating in his role during Ragnarok, the end of days. Loki's actions force the gods to confront their limitations, highlighting themes of chaos, fate, and transformation. His conflicts with Odin and Thor suggest the complexity of relationships within the divine hierarchy and the ongoing tension between order and disorder.