Fenrir/Fenris

“ My son is a wolf that prowls thousands of miles away and howls from sunset to dawn until he lets go of the dwarves' golden, unbreakable ribbon. Avoiding the black pitch wolf is impossible.”

– Loki

Scientific Taxonomy & Character Information

Full Name:

Fenrir Lokison (legal name)
ᚠᛖᚾᚱᛁᚱ ᛚᛟᚴᛁᛊᛟᚾ (Runic name)

Title(s):

Fen-dweller
Monster of the Ván Delta
Loki and Angrboda's Adopted Son
Sigyn's Adopted Son
Vidar's Enemy
Norway's Monster (by Harald V of Norway)

Other Name(s)/Alias(es):

Fenris
Fenrisúlfr
Vánagandr
Monster of Prose Edda
Daynight Bitch (by Queen Arianna of Corona)
Big Bad Bitch (by Layla Hassan)

Born: 75,050 BCE at Skaugum, Akershus, Norway, Europe, Eurasia, Earth, Constellation Sagittarius

Died: 74,000 BCE at Tórshavn, Streymoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark, Europe, Eurasia, Earth, Constellation Sagittarius

Species: Varg (Canis vargus)

Citizenship: Norwegian 🇳🇴

Ethnicity: none

Lifespan: 50+ years

Activity: Nocturnal 🌃

Thermoregulate: Endotherm

Age:

50 (his death)

Gender: Male ♂️

Occupation:

Wild Animal
Pet of Asgardian Royal Family

Religion: Irreligion

Language Spoken: none

Alignment: Territorial

Threat Level: ★★★★★★★★

Paraphernalia: ???

Powers and Abilities: ???

Partner(s): †Fenrir's unnamed wife (currently, deceased)

Relative(s):

†Fenrir's unnamed father
†Fenrir's unnamed mother
Skoll (eldest son)
Hati Hróðvitnisson (youngest son)
†Frigga (adopted grandmother, enslaved)
†Odin (adopted grandfather, attempted victim)
Quetzalcoatl (adopted uncle, attempted killer)
Chang'e (adopted aunt, attempted killer)
†Heimdall (adopted uncle)
Thor (adopted uncle)
Thrud (adopted oldest niece)
Modi (adopted older nephew)
Magni (adopted youngest nephew)
†Baldr (adopted uncle)
†Vidar (adopted uncle, victim)
Loki (adopted father)
†Angrboda (second adopted mother)
Sigyn (first adopted mother)
†Narfi (adopted brother, deceased by Jormungandr)
†Váli (adopted brother, deceased by Jormungandr)
†Sleipnir (adopted brother, deceased by Jormungandr)
†Hela (adopted sister, enslaved, deceased by Jormungandr)
†Jormungandr (adopted brother, betrayed, killer)

Affiliate(s):

Vargs
Asgardian Royal Family
Angrboda's Family
Angrboda's Revolutionaries
Jotunn
Dwarves
Dark elves (later hostile)
Aesir rebels
Vanir rebels

Likes: ???

Dislikes: ???

Thermoregulate: Endotherm

Diet: Omnivorous 🥩🌿

Elements: Fire (Orange) 🔥, Light 💡, Dark 🌑, Sound 🎵

Inflicts: Fireblight (Orange) 🔥, Lightblight 💡, Darkblight 🌑, Soundblight 🎵, Bleeding 🩸, Elemental Res Down 🔽

Weaknesses: Water 🌊, Rock 🪨, Ice ❄️, Sound 🎵

Casualties:

PAPRIN

TROQA

others

Inspiration: itself

Life Status: Deceased

Conservation Status: Extinct

Fenrir (ᚠᛖᚾᚱᛁᚱ) is a legendary character who first appeared in Worldcraft. He was an adoptive son of Loki and Angrboda, together with Narfi, Sleipnir, Hela, and Jormungardr.

Etymology

Contrary to the notion that Fenrir was not born of fen or moorland, Fenrir is the Old Norse word for "fen-dweller." On her 25th birthday, Sonja Haraldsen dreamed that Fenrir was born in the same place as Harald V.

Physical Appearance

According to Norse mythology, Fenrir is a varg, a huge war wolf that spreads from Norway to Svalbard Island and was created by the Isu kings. It's just larger than a normal varg, around the size of two double-decker buses, with jet black fur, a medium-length snout, dense tail fur, and a dichromatic look due to its connection to the sun and moon. His bioluminescent tattoos, such as the Isu, feature glowing veins ranging from lavender to goldenrod that connect Fenrir's four claws. Fenrir was approximately 19 feet tall, 31 feet long, and weighed 474 kg.

Abilities

Due to his ability to create solar and lunar eclipses, Fenrir is a fierce character who has attempted to defeat both godlike and mortal foes. Without any weapon with an infused element coating, Fenrir is very invincible and cannot be beaten. Due to their status as actual animals and guardians of this species, the Vargr, element-coated weapons are only used by a select few magicians and scientists, which causes a response between reality and fantasy against Fenrir.

Because of his superior strength, Fenrir was able to use his fangs to impale both Isu and sentient creatures, including humans, paralyzing them. Fenrir was smarter than the others and used things as weapons against the adversaries.

Fame Sucker (Ultimate Skill): As a result of Fenrir's transformation into a godlike werewolf, he actually started walking on two feet and sharpened his claws with the sun and moon to do a great deal of harm. With the exception of Triomial Gleipnir, an enhanced form of Gleipnir made of jade, turquoise, and asgardium from Aztec, Chinese, and Norse mythologies entirely as part of LGBT mythology roleplay, he was impervious to binding ballistas and a mysterious indestructible ribbon known as Gleipnir.

Varg Physiology: Vargs, especially Fenrir and his sons, are among of the strongest and most formidable canines on Earth Responsibly. Due to interbreeding by the Isu rulers, these wolf species are descended from grey wolves. Vargs are enormous animals with black fur and grey spots on their mouths. They are thirty-one feet long and eighteen feet tall. The Æsir, Vanir, Jotunn, and mankind all despise and fear these nuts.
Varg Strength: Wargs have tremendous strength that can match that of Bruce Banner to other strongest characters, allowing them to engage in brutal battles. The species immense jaw strength allows them to bite through durable objects such as the Hulk's immensely durable flesh.
Superhuman Durability: Vargs are nearly invulnerable canines, meaning they can withstand a lot of damage and injury without any sign of either.
Superhuman Speed: Vargs are much faster than regular wolves and humans. Running ahead over 15 times faster than any human could run.
Sharp Teeth and Claws: The razor-sharp teeth of Vargs grant them an incredibly lethal bite and razor-sharp claws which are sufficient to rend most substances, as well as capable of breaking off metals or diamonds.
Sundrop and Moonstone Duality: Unlike his species, the Varg, Fenrir was born with magical abilities that the Aesir were unaware of. The only nonhuman being who has ever commanded and mastered a celestial force of unfathomable power is Fenrir, who was inexplicably split into the opposing components of light and shadow, good and evil. Because of this, Fenrir unleashed life and death, which is a significant part of the events of Ragnarök, where he is predicted to help set the globe on fire and unleash severe snowstorms.
Sundrop and Moonstone Energy: Fenrir glows and heats his forelimbs to take a bipedal stance.

Ecology

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Behavior

Being tomboyish, Fenrir shows his adopted father Loki how important he is to other vargr by letting go his own rage. As part of his legacy, he is also the protective father to twin wolves, Skoll and Hati Hrodvitnisson.

Distribution and Habitat

The Isu of Death Thanatos sealed Fenrir's soul, which is currently stored in the vault of Glücksburg Castle. In the year 2000 AD, the Glücksburg royal dynasty was linked to the Conservationist Hunters. The Assassin Order scientists discovered Fenrir's skeletal remains in 2015 AD, but the corpse was never retrieved and was buried in the Faroe Islands.

Due to his love of Norse, Chinese, and Aztec mythology, Hans Joensen, a descendant of a member of Revive & Restore, a division of the Conservationist Hunters, wanted to be admitted. He and his gay friends successfully resurrected Fenrir in New Agder province in Thrym's Island Confederation. Unfortunately, the wolf fled to New Gasadlur after Hans's transsexual girlfriend, Jorga Vest, was eaten by the recently reborn Fenrir.

Despite being brought back to life numerous times by the malevolent organizations, Fenris can only be defeated once in Weather Dragons, Stories Before Davvun, and Worldcraft. He cannot be faced again once he has been slain.

Movement Pattern: Random
Individual Type: Endling
Population Trend: Stable
Population: 1
Locomotion: Amphibious
Habitat: All
Earth:
- Native (Resident): Faroe Island; Finland; Denmark; Iceland; Norway; Sweden
Reinachos:
- Extinct & Reintroduced: Thrym's Islands

Tamed

Vargs can be tamed by feeding the bones in non-alpha members.

Lore

Like Harald V, Fenrir was born in Norway in the Pleistocene, although he was probably an Agarthan and a naturalized citizen of Norse mythology. Eostre created Fenrir in response to her ambitious behavior and because she wanted to keep him as a pet. Fenrir chose to flee to the forest in order to avoid her since he was afraid of her. The varg with the sun and moon streak on its arms was later found and swiftly taken in by Angrboda's two unnamed parents.

Fenrir was given to Angrboda and Loki after being adopted by Sigyn as a foster mother when he was a puppy. Since free speech was unnecessary, Vidar, Thor's brother and Odin's second son, took care of this wolf while he led an army against dark dwarves and dark elves who were rising up against the people of Svartalfheim. Fenrir experiences depressions. He fled and changed into a large black wolf of Odin and Hela after Chang'e and Quetzalcoatl condemned him for being the real creators of himself from Eostre.

After giving Hela the wolf as her real partner, Vidar departs for his vacation in the Faroe Islands in Midgard. To avoid speaking, Fenrir thought his wife's and mate's names were highly contentious. They had two children, Skoll and Hati Hrodvitnisson.

Envious of Loki's truth about Jormungandr being the Eldritch Terror, a terrifying demon that resembles dragons and otherworldly creatures, Fenrir dies from Jormungardr. The Dragon Gods of Ginnungagap, Typhon and Tiamat, were the ancestors of Jormungardr, and Yggdrasil's flesh filled a void. After sharing a kiss, Loki and Sigyn utilize the first-ever Extinction Beam to break apart Jormungardr.

The Icelandic described in the quote was found by Archie Buenaventura and his girlfriend Isabella Morrison: "He was father of vargs, wolf-like canines larger than normal wolves." Fenrir was connected to his kids in order to mix them and briefly transform them into their father by Archie's own magic spell. Archie Buenaventura and his companions discovered that the Revive & Restore members' descendants were trying to give Fenrir a third chance at life.