A Jotunn is a figure from Norse mythology, often referred to as a giant. These beings are typically associated with chaos and the natural world, standing in opposition to the gods of Asgard. Jotunns are known for their immense size and strength, and they often inhabit remote areas like mountains and forests. In Norse tales, Jotunns can be both adversaries and allies to the gods. Some notable Jotunns include Loki, who is a complex character often involved in trickery, and Ymir, the primordial giant from whom the world was created. Their stories reflect the struggle between order and chaos in the cosmos.