Saint Seiya Soul of Gold Loki Myth Cloth EX is a premium figure designed to capture the grandeur of the Norse god in Bandai's signature armor. The armor is predominantly metallic gold with layered plates that ripple along the chest, shoulders, forearms, and shins, each etched with ornamental Norse-inspired runes and sharp geometric details that catch light from multiple angles. A dramatic cape flows behind the figure, offering a strong contrast in color and texture to the gleaming armor. The helmet features curved horn accents and a regal, intense facial sculpt that conveys Loki's cunning gaze and fearless presence. The hair is sculpted with dynamic flow, framing a stern expression. Articulation is built for dynamic posing, including joints at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, and ankles, while maintaining the sculpt’s integrity. The paint finish emphasizes a bright gold that looks polished yet slightly weathered in crevices to add depth, with darker washes at recessed areas to enhance contrast. The overall silhouette blends elegance and menace, presenting Loki as a godly, agile, and formidable antagonist ready for battle on any display shelf.

In the Saint Seiya Soul of Gold arc, Loki is introduced as a shrewd and power-seeking figure who returns in the aftermath of the classic Gold Saints’ campaigns. He seeks to destabilize the order by threatening the sacred gold cloths and exploiting the Saints’ vulnerabilities, using deception and strategic manipulation to sow doubt among allies. Loki’s plans push the heroes into clashes that test not only their physical limits but also their convictions and loyalties. His schemes force rivalries to surface, compelling unexpected alliances as the Saints rally to thwart his designs. Throughout the story, Loki embodies a blend of theatrical bravado and ruthless ambition, challenging the protagonists to outthink and outlast a foe who thrives on manipulation and spectacle. The arc culminates in moments that reveal the true cost of power, the strength found in trust, and the resilience required to protect Athena’s ideals against a god who believes rules are meant to be rewritten.