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[MCU] Does Loki have more power of his own than Thor?

When Odin banishes Thor to Earth, he takes away all of his power, and Thor is left as little more than a big buff dude. Loki, on the other hand, becomes an open enemy of Asgard, yet retains his illusion abilities. Does Loki have a greater reserve of power and ability (which couldn't be taken away by Odin) than Thor does?
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Odin cursed Thor with human attributes. A normal Asgardian wouldn't have been knocked out like Thor nor would their skin be pierced by needles. So Thor had more than *his* power taken - he was actually modified by Odin's magic to be human (or close enough).

Presumably, Odin could do the same to Loki. In fact, it seems like he already did do this to Loki as a baby when he disguised him as an Asgardian. 

So why didn't Odin curse Loki? Because once he was captured, Odin had no reason to think he needed to. Loki was going to be executed or spend eternity in a cell. Who cares if he can still do some illusions?