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isn't it the other way around? ive always read/seen that normal ppl call him Narugami, and Loki calls him Narukami. And it's Kami-sama that means god, not gami.

not to be a nit-pick or anything, i was just wondering....

bobbyneko- Thank you for pointing that out! Don't worry, you weren't being nit-picky. 3nodding

chocolate_dipped- Go plot bunnies! whee

It will?? xd *dances* Yay~~ Now to start saving for it... crying

Mmm... I can't remember that plot bunny, anymore. *sniffles* Where did it go~~~ *puts out bait, hoping it'll come back*

... Oh well. I can always work something out, I guess. *sighs deeply*

Knowing myself, it's probably some odd one-shot about how the white cat came into his possession, anyway. confused

As it says in the manga...

"Narukami vs. Narugami

As was explained by the author, Loki's continual pronunciation of Thor's name here on Earth is actually a pun. Thor is the god of thunder -- in Japanese, "god" is kami and "thunder" is kaminari, which gives Loki two reasons to stress the kami aspect of this name."

Found in "The Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok vol 2" by Sakura Kinoshita.

Though you guys might wanna know the 'official' word on it ;x

I have info on the same one as well. Sorry im not saying the one already here is bad, but this is just more.

Character Bio

Chaos / Baldur
Chaos resides in the city of Fayon, where he watches over and trains Iris Irene. Chaos is actually the reincarnation of the fallen god Baldur, however, he has no memory of his past. He is a Rune Knight and wields an enchanted sword named Vision. Fenris is searching for Sentinel Breeze, Baldur's true weapon and a magical sword of great power.


Iris Irene
The decendants of the Four Constellations were scattered across the lands and live in many places. Fayon, the village where Iris lives, is the 'capital' of these villages. Iris is the heir to the city of Fayon and the powers of the Four Constellations. Not only that, but Iris' father is the head of Fayon, and therefore the other villages too. Iris has been trained to be a cleric, a magic user who can call upon the power of the aesir (the gods). ((spoiler)) Iris and Sara the valkyrie are actually sisters. Both of them share the same family name and Sara called the Chief of Fayon father. Both have the same father but different mothers.


Fenris Fenrir
Fenris Fenrir is the reincarnation of the Wolf God, currently in the form of a warlock. Despite the book's use of the word, the word 'God' does not seem to imply the same thing as the gods whose fall is near - indeed, Fenris is one of the heroes in direct opposition to the gods. Fenris' character is based on Fenrisulfr. She is searching for the reincarnation of her love, Baldur. She summons magic by calling phrases such as "Demon light blaze!", and all the spells seem to have in common a 'dark', or 'unholy' theme. She also seems to sometimes call upon elemental spirits to lend her power. She commands Laevatein, the 'rod of destruction,' - a powerfully enchanted staff that seems to be sentient, although it expresses little intelligence beyond affirming her orders.


Lidia
While in reality Lidia is a petty thief, she insists that she is an "expert treasure hunter" by trade. She claims that she is more interested in ancient relics, rather than someone's wallet, but often complains about her meager wealth and often has her pet, Sessy, a cat with two tails, picking pockets for her. She is searching for the lost riches of the ancient kingdom of Thralgard, which she promised to her father upon his deathbed to find. Lidia carries her father's Treasure Hunter's Bible with her, which she uses to identify and appraise magical items. Unlike the heroes of the story, Lidia possesses no real battle skills and prefers to run away and live another day rather than running recklessly into the midst of a conflict.


Sara Irene
A powerful valkyrie who confronts Fenris Fenrir in order to stop her from recovering Sentinel Breeze, reuniting with Baldur, and initiating Ragnarok. While Fenris escapes with said sword, Sara tracks her down to Fayon, where Sara has a bigger advantage than Fenris realizes: Sara was born in Fayon. She is actually Iris's half-sister, whose mother was killed, and barely escaped the same fate as her mother. Bitter and vengeful, she has no hesitation in destroying her father and village, though her father dies begging Iris to forgive Sara.

No! Don't stop! If you want to add more descriptions, please do. We are lacking in that section. sweatdrop On a side note, Zoa, the guild creator and captian, is a major Ragnarok fan, and that's also how she first took interest in Loki. 3nodding

blaugh i'll draw loki and see if i can ask a friend to scan it for me.. is that ok?...

:3 nice info. Even though i knew most of it, i read it anyway. xP i can't get enough of matantei loki ragnarok recently... >.>