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Sometimes known as the Midgard serpent, it was believed that when Jörmungandr released its tail from its mouth, Ragnarok would begin – that which would see to the downfall of the gods.
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It is said that Ragnarok occurs when Jormungandr lets go of his own tail… But does he not let go, when he is caught by Thor on the fishing trip?
I remember in the documentary movie I watched called Dragons Myth and Legends, apart Thor fought against a giant sea serpent
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Actually, given that Odin is more of a trickster than even Loki, I'd say he makes a far better candidate for a Utgard-Loki's secret aesir identity. In the mythology, Odin causes trouble (even against his own kin) far more than Loki does, often with Loki getting the blame. If anything, I've heard it argued that Odin disguised himself as Utgard-Loki in order to foster in Thor an enduring enmity against the Jotunn (all of which is completely in-character for Odin). And Thor, himself being a bit of a dullard, bought it all hook, line, and sinker. In such a scenario, Loki was likewise duped by the biggest asshole in the pantheon.