Loki

This article is about Loki, not to be confused with Lokii. Loki is a boss that can appear in all environments of Chapter 3 (Depths, Necropolis, Dank Depths). Contents • 1 Behavior • 2 Gallery • 3 Notes • 4 Trivia • 5 References

Loki teleports to random locations in the room away from Isaac and has the following attacks:

• Shoots 4 projectiles in the four cardinal directions, followed by the four diagonal directions, and then the cardinal directions once again.
• Spawns a Boom Fly on top of himself. A maximum of 4 Boom Flies can be alive at once.
• Shoots 8 projectiles in all directions. Loki deals a whole heart of contact damage. A Poky can accompany Loki during the fight, dealing contact damage and blocking Isaac's tears. Loki can also be accompanied by 4 Stone Grimaces in the corners of the room.

• Using the Meat Cleaver on Loki has a unique interaction, splitting him into Lokii.

• Loki appeared in the original The Binding of Isaac.
• Loki has smaller eyes, different horns, and brighter teeth in his boss portrait.
• This is also shared with Lokii, now having no visible arms in his boss portrait.
• The Poky in the room does not damage Loki's Boom Flies as it did in the original game.
• Loki's "mark" (The numbers 666 on his forehead) is more noticeable than his appearance in the original game.
• Lokii is the posthumous version of him.
• Loki is based on the Norse trickster god of the same name.
• Edmund McMillen loved Loki's design so much that he made Little Horn.
• The Horny Boys are a stitched amalgamation of Loki and Hornfel.
• Loki and Hornfel are siblings.[1]
• Loki has autopsy scars on his body, more visible in his sprite in-game rather than his boss portrait.
• These scars aren't shown in The Horny Boys boss portrait and in-game sprite appearance.