A charming yet unreliable trickster figure who serves as the deuteragonist, Loki is the father of Angrboda's children and often finds himself torn between his ambitions in Asgard and his complex relationship with Angrboda.

A self-sufficient giantess and skilled huntress from Jotunheim, Skadi helps Angrboda create a new home and life for herself, providing stability and support while later becoming Angrboda's partner.

The firstborn daughter of Angrboda and Loki, Hel is physically half-dead from birth and later becomes the formidable ruler of the realm of the dead, grappling with her unique nature and her strained relationship with her mother.

These are Angrboda's younger children characterized by their immense strength and wild nature, who are perceived as threats by the Aesir due to their prophesied roles in future events.

The All-father of the Aesir, Odin is a calculating character whose pursuit of forbidden knowledge and control over fate indirectly causes significant conflict for Angrboda and her family.

Loki's loyal and patient Aesir wife, whose confrontation with Angrboda regarding her children sets off pivotal events in the story.

Skadi’s cousin from giant society, initially judgmental but later grows into a helpful ally who accepts Angrboda's children.