Loki summons Odin, and convinces him to give him his powers back for an hour, to get his mask back. He threatens Avery into showing up with the mask or else he will never see his son again. Eventually, it ends in a brawl between Loki and Avery donning the mask (actually for the second time, he had donned the mask earlier in the film, when he was going to a costume party), turning into a wild character similar to the one in the first film. After a crazy fight between the god and the "superhuman", Loki figures they are evenly matched opponents, and believes that they should let the baby decide who he wants to be with. He chooses Avery after the latter delivers a tearful apology to his son for not paying attention to him. But Loki, not prepared to give up so easily (knowing the price he will have to pay if he fails in his mission) grabs a giant hammer and chases Avery, his wife, and the baby. As he is about to attack them, Avery suddenly protects his wife and the baby from the hammer with super strength (probably side effects from wearing the mask). Just when it looks like Loki is about to finally crush them, his time finally runs out Odin comes back, and attacks him for failing at his mission, even going so far as to say that he is "in every sense of the word, a failure". As he is about to banish Loki again, Avery stands up to the powerful god, telling him that Loki is his son, and that the most important thing in the universe is the relationship between a father and son. Avery then gives the mask to Loki who presents it to his father, then Loki and Odin (now reconciled) go to the God World happily