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quetzalcoatl (mythology)

  1. Armyeater

    Aztec Gods

    In part of the Aztec creation story the gods band together to lure and kill an infinitely big sea monster named Cipactli and use its corpse as the Earth, but they only manage to half kill it. Before the Earth was made from its half dead corpse existence was split between an infinite primordial...
    • Armyeater
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    • huitzilopochtli mythology quetzalcoatl (mythology) tezcatlipoca
    • Replies: 29
    • Forum: Content Revision
  2. Armyeater

    Aztec Gods

    In part of the Aztec creation story the gods band together to lure and kill an infinitely big sea monster named Cipactli and use its corpse as the Earth, but they only manage to half kill it. Before the Earth was made from its half dead corpse existence was split between an infinite primordial...
  3. Hagane_no_Saiyajin

    Wukong vs a Snake God

    vs 4-C versions, speed equal Goku:1 Snake God: tie: FIGHT!!!!
  4. Creaturemaster971

    Quetzalcoatl upgrade

    So, in some circles of Aztec mythology, the Centzon Mimixcoa were believed to be four-hundred godly, celestial serpents, each of whom formed one of the stars in the northern sky. Mixcoatl, father of Quetzalcoatl, ambushed and killed all of them with help from his four siblings, which I think...
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