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Oh.
The same Loki who, while not "possessed by Skrull-dude/Thanos", tried to genocide an entire race (his own race, even) and threatened to kill humanity after he was done?
That Loki?
Yes. He was just misunderstood back then. I mean, who hasn't tried to kill a whole planet when they found out they were adopted.
That loki.
Hell, all Darkseid needs to do is get rugged good looks and he'll have one-half of Tumblr begging to #die for darkseid
The other half would just like Darkseid to anti-life them.
I dunno guys this doesn't sound like something that'd be all that rare in something like mythology.
In mythology, Loki actually is somewhat sympathetic (sometimes, in some tellings).
That arguably has more to do with Norse mythology's more even-minded approach to its characters, though. You have villain protagonists and heroic antagonists out the wazoo, with plots that legitimise the perspective of multiple sides. It's kind of like a macro-scale take on the Greek tragedy; where Greek tragedy is about how a single character flaw unravels something good, Norse mythology often examines how multiple equally good people can destroy one-another because of circumstance.
So a shipper's wet dream, I guess?