Frigga

Origin

Frigga first met Odin at a feast, where she competed with other women for his attention for a night. The two soon married and they gave birth to her son Balder the Brave. Frigga soon learned that Balder would be the catalyst for Ragnarok after his death. Thus to prevent his premature murder, Frigga cast spells upon her son, making him invulnerable to all, except mistletoe. When Balder eventually died, Frigga sent Hermod, another of Odin's sons, in vain to Hel, in an attempt to regain her son with a ransom. Since Ragnarok, Frigga has not been seen and is suspected to have either not been brought back or has yet to make an appearance.

Powers and Abilities

Asgardian Power
Like other Asgardians, Frigga possesses immense superhuman abilities, including strength, being capable of lifting 25 tons, speed, endurance, being capable of performing at peak condition for at least 24 hours before tiring, reflexes, durability to impact and extreme temperature. These abilities are accompanied with a regenerative healing factor at a rate of slashes and punctures healing in a few hours and broken bones setting and healing within a day. This power is limited, however, being incapable to regenerate missing limbs or organs with out a magical aide. Frigga is also capable of changing her appearance, transforming matter and a numerous amount of different energies.

Thor 2011 Film

In the 2011 Thor film, Frigga is portrayed by the actress Rene Russo. Frigga is still the wife of Odin and mother to both Loki and Thor, she stays at her husband's side as he falls into the odinsleep.