Editing Útgarða-Loki (section)

==Popular culture==
The Danish animated film ''[[Valhalla (1986 film)|Valhalla]]'' (Peter Madsen and others, 1984) is based on the Útgarða-Loki story from the ''Prose Edda''. Útgarða-Loki serves as the villain and Elli is described as his mother.

In the [[Marvel Comics]] continuity, [[Utgard-Loki (Marvel Comics)|Utgard-Loki]] is an enemy of [[Thor (Marvel Comics)|Thor]]. He had attempted to lead a cadre of Frost Giants against a weakened Asgard but was defeated by a small force of its defenders.<ref name="thor382">''Thor'' #382 (Aug. 1987)</ref>

Utgarda-Loki also makes an appearance as the final boss in the video game ''[[Ragnarok Odyssey]].''

Skrymir also appears in the ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' novel ''[[Spike_and_Dru:_Pretty_Maids_All_in_a_Row|Spike and Dru: Pretty Maids All In A Row]]''.

Utgard-Loki appears as a supporting character in [[Rick Riordan]]'s ''[[Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard]]'' series.  He is stated to be king of the mountain giants and the most powerful sorcerer in Jotunheim.

In [[Thomas Hardy]]'s 1884 short story, ''Interlopers at the Knapp'', a breeze 'brought a snore from the wood as if Skrymir the Giant were sleeping there'. The short story appears in Hardy's short story collection, ''[[Wessex Tales]]''.

Saturn's moon [[Skrymir (moon)|Skrymir]] is named after him.