Odin is the king of the mighty and alien Aesir, the Allfather, and considered the wisest of the Aesir. He has lead his people through world changing wars, and ensuing peace. Even in his old age, he is a powerful man, practically a deity. He adopted Loki as an infant, abandoned by the enemy, with the intention of one day using him as a tool to broker peace. Now, following Loki's murderous actions on Earth, he is torn by his love for Loki and his responsibility to enact justice. He only has two lines, all of which are presented here.

In this story, Odin comes off as cold and prejudiced, although it is a result of him having to overcome the sorrow he feels in having to punish his younger son. His voice is deep and powerful, and above all else, he projects wisdom. It is preferred he have a British accent, or something similar.