"Loki, Lord of the Aesir" Rating Score by みめっと

One of the S monsters called "Three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World" that appeared in the anime 5D's.
The ability to gain resistance with the activation effect is subtle, but it is easy to understand. Odin becomes a robust monster by adding external resistance with support within the theme from high ATK, and Thor is powerful with the ability to negate the effects of all opponent monsters. On the other hand, this monster has the lowest ATK among them, and the ability it has is also more subtle than Odin, which negates the activation of the opponent's Spell Trap card during the battle phase. , Unfortunately, it becomes the least used monster among the three.
It's not bad to be able to parry any Spell Trap with no cost every turn, but the timing is too limited, so the types of Spell Trap cards that you can actually receive are narrowed down considerably. The Nordic spirit tuner required for the game is also peculiar and subtle, which is one of the reasons for lowering the evaluation.
The effect associated with the self-resurrection effect that is triggered by being destroyed by the opponent is the most unique among the three Lord of the Aesirs, as it can salvage any single Trap card. In the first place, this common effect itself is meaningless unless it is used in a way that satisfies the resurrection restrictions.In addition to the fact that it depends heavily on the opponent in order to fulfill the conditions for activation, activation itself is difficult, and in the case of this card, it is necessary to activate it. It's a triple whammy that there are only subtle Nordic Spirit Tuners, and the impression is that if you force the Lord of the Aesir Deck to make use of this monster, it's rather messy.
As the only one of the three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World that has not been reprinted, it's sad that you can guess how this monster is handled.