On the importance of the elder primal, Odin

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Or at least, his spirit does, conjured up in the same manner as King Moggle Mog XII. That his appearance is more of a test to find a worthy warrior to help slay Fenrir in a possible future expansion? (Please SE, I can has? ;_; )

It might explain what he says in battle: "Here I stand, a god amongst men. Yet here I remain, a man amongst gods."

Given the nature of KMM, it isn't actually a primal, but a god-like being summoned by the will of the Moogles. Perhaps Odin's essence is the same; he's not actually a god, thereby clarifying his second sentence - yet because he's so powerful he's practically a god compared to us, thereby giving reason to the first sentence.