However, Loki was not yet finished with Bor, as Loki later released the God into the present day, at which point he would be forced into combat against his own grandson. The child that Odin adopted was actually Loki, thus revealing that Loki was responsible for his own adoption. Over the years, as Odin ruled over Asgard, Loki would pose as Bor's spirit, and torment Odin for his inability to save his father, promising that if Odin adopted a young child from a fallen enemy, that the spirit would vanish. However, it turned out that Loki, from the present day, had traveled back to the days of Bor and Odin, and was responsible for trapping the former in his prison.

Odin, who was also present at the battle, witnessed his father disappear, but was unable to find a way to recover his father from the dimension that he was trapped in. However, Bor vanished after a battle against the frost giants, trapped in an alternate dimension by a powerful sorcerer. Related: Thor used Mjolnir To Invent His WEIRDEST Attack Everīor, father of Odin, was the king of Asgard who, like his son, was a fair and benevolent warrior.

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