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Coatlicue is a deity of contrasting aspects. As the mother of the earth, Coatlicue gives birth to all life. On the other hand, she also takes life away from all creatures equally with her "jaws of death." | Coatlicue is a deity of contrasting aspects. As the mother of the earth, Coatlicue gives birth to all life. On the other hand, she also takes life away from all creatures equally with her "jaws of death." | ||
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Coatlicue is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
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Compendium
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| Shin Megami Tensei(A-Mode DDS) | Origin: Mexico - The Aztec goddess of the earth. She is the wife of the hunting god Mixcoatle and mother to tribal god Huitzilopochtli. She has claws on her hands and feet and her diet consists of human meat. She also has a necklace made of human hearts and hands and wears a skirt of snakes. |
| Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine | The earth mother goddess of Aztec mythology. Her name means "lady of the snake." She wears a skirt woven from snakes, so her name can also mean "she who wears the skirt of snakes." Her hands and feet are tipped by fearsome claws, and she wears a string of human heads and hearts as a necklace. She is the mother of the Aztec guardian deity Huitzilopochtli.
Coatlicue is a deity of contrasting aspects. As the mother of the earth, Coatlicue gives birth to all life. On the other hand, she also takes life away from all creatures equally with her "jaws of death." |
Nomenclature
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