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* Despiste most of Mexico being tropical/subtropical, Myth/AztecMythology does have quite a few gods of ice and frost (inland areas do get pretty frosty nights/mornings, not to mention all the mountains). Itztlacoliuhqui is specifically the god of frost and the "plant killer" while Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, the god of the planet Venus, similarly is associated with ice and snow. The latter actually throws an ice atlatl at the sun in a myth, who retaliates by burning him alive.
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* Despiste Despite most of Mexico being tropical/subtropical, Myth/AztecMythology does have quite a few gods of ice and frost (inland areas do get pretty frosty nights/mornings, not to mention all the mountains). Itztlacoliuhqui is specifically the god of frost and the "plant killer" while Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, the god of the planet Venus, similarly is associated with ice and snow. The latter actually throws an ice atlatl at the sun in a myth, who retaliates by burning him alive.
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* Snow Miser from ''WesternAnimation/TheYearWithoutASantaClaus'' is a supernatural being in command of all cold weather in the world. According to his VillainSong, whatever he touches "turns to snow in [his] clutch".
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* Snow Miser from ''WesternAnimation/TheYearWithoutASantaClaus'' is a supernatural being in command of all cold weather in the world. According to his VillainSong, [[IAmSong song]], whatever he touches "turns to snow in [his] clutch".
