Logyn

"Sigyn loves me-- just as she is the only thing in the nine worlds that I truly love."

- Loki, Thor #483

Logyn is the non-binary ship between Loki Laufeyson and Sigyn from the Marvel fandom.

Earth-616
Loki desired some female companion to keep him company and ended up coming across Sigyn. When he went to ask her to become his wife by presenting her with gifts, Sigyn rejected him as she was already engaged to Theoric and despised Loki. So, he took matters into his own hands, taking on the disguise of her fiancee and having the real Theoric killed. Loki didn't reveal himself until after the wedding. Despite her shock, the marriage could not be annulled and Sigyn went through with it willingly.

When Loki was sentenced to a punishment and chained to a rock with snake venom dripping onto his face, Sigyn did not leave his side, choosing to stay and shield him from the venom by collecting it in a bowl to ease his suffering. Despite leaving her alone at times, Loki showed he cared for Sigyn when he returned the favor by saving his wife's life when she was about to be killed out of revenge for Loki's past deeds.Later on, when Loki was in an astral form, Sigyn helped him by binding his spirit to some armor before they could work on helping him become flesh again.

Eventually, Loki left Sigyn's side and dismissed her from her vows. Sigyn was hesitant about leaving his side, thinking he still needed her help. They have been separated since. It is assumed by Loki in his new reborn incarnation that Sigyn died some point after they parted ways.

Thor
ISSUE #277
 * Sigyn refused to abandon Loki to his punishment and shielded him from the snake venom by collecting it in a bowl.

ISSUE #483
 * Loki tells Thor that Sigyn is the only thing in the nine worlds that he truly loves.

Thor Annual
ISSUE #19
 * Loki considers Sigyn the love of his immortal life.

Children
Narvi

Narvi is the son of Loki and Sigyn who died young when he was murdered and used to help chain Loki to the rock for his punishment where the snake dripped venom on his face.

Quotes
"My Sigyn-- the love of my immortal life..."

- Loki, Thor Annual Vol 1 #19

"My lord, Loki is correct. He and I are wedded and tis my duty to remain with him as his faithful wife until he sees fit to send me away!"

- Sigyn, Thor Annual #14

"Let none in Asgard doubt Sigyn's love for her husband, the God of Evil!"

- Sigyn, Thor #275

"Aye-- For only Sigyn, of all in the realm eternal, feels love for Loki. And among all Asgardians, only for Sigyn does Loki feel..."

- Loki, Thor Annual #19

Fanon
As the ship is comic-canon, many fans would like it to be in the MCU. Fans like the ship because of the ties to their counterparts of Norse Mythology and because of Sigyn's loyalty to Loki. Fans also think their personalities compliment each other with Sigyn providing acceptance and love to the mischievous Loki who has a hard time accepting himself. Most fans don't like the way the comic writers portrayed their relationship most of the time and wish to see it written better.

Many fans speculated if Sigyn would appear in Thor: Ragnarok after rumor's floating about of Loki's wife appearing in the film, but Sigyn has yet to make an appearance or be mentioned in the MCU. Fans also speculate about one of Loki's lines in Infinity War and wonder if she will show up in the Loki Series.

On A03, Logyn is the seventh most written ship for Loki and the first most written for Sigyn.

Fandom
FAN FICTION
 * Loki/Sigyn (Marvel) tag on A03
 * Loki/Sigyn (Norse Mythology) tag on Fanfiction.net
 * Loki/Sigyn (Norse Mythology) tag on Fanfiction.net

FAN LORE

Loki/Sigyn tag on Fanlore

DEVIANT ART

Logyn tag on DeviantArt

Loki and Sigyn tag on DeviantArt

TUMBLR


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Trivia

 * In Norse Mythology, from which Loki and Sigyn are based from, they are married.
 * In Norse Mythology, Loki and Sigyn have two children: Narvi/Narfi & Vali. Their tales end in tragedy where Vali is transformed into a wolf and ends up tearing his brother apart as part of Loki's punishment granted by the Aesir. Narvi is used a bind to keep Loki chained for eternity.
 * Also in the Mythology, Sigyn stays by her husband's side for eternity holding a bowl above his head to stop the snake venom from harming him until Ragnarok comes.