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| rdfs:comment | - Xolotl is a deity from Aztec religion, associated with lightning, fire, death and bad luck. In Random Kingdom, he appears as a minor character and .
- Xolotl is an Elder worshiped by the Aztecs as god of lightning and death. He is a Master of Fire. He is eaten by Karkinos.
- Xolotl est un ennemi de Final Fantasy XIII-2 qui apparait à Academia en 500 AC. Il est de type Esprits des bois.
- Xolotl is a god who was associated with lightning and death. He make an apperance in Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light.
- In combat, he gains Jailer, Fast and Teleporter affixes.
- Xolotl was a lieutenant in the Imperial Navy who served as a TIE pilot. Considered by his instructors to be a skilled pilot, Xolotl was assigned to serve in the elite Emperor's Shield squadron. In 4 ABY, he was station with the rest of his squadron aboard the second Death Star, above Endor. During the ensuing battle, the lieutenant was killed, though managed to shoot down several Rebel pilots. After the battle, Admiral Blitzer Harrsk mentioned Xolotl, telling one of his officers that he had met the pilot once and wished he could have been placed under his command.
- In Aztec mythology, Xolotl was the god with associations to both fire and death.
- The Xolotl (Taxonomically Numen conca) was a large, organic specimen discovered by an Interstellar Union science team composed of two humans, two nimant, and one omaan, at an undisclosed location within 90 light-years from the omaan homeworld. The creature was forcefully apprehended for study, and in the process, killed one human, and injured one nimant. The being was studied from a small enclosure for three days, in which it was determined that the being was venomous, as well as quite intelligent. On the third day, it astounded its captors, revealing that it was speech capable, and fluent in English. The being deemed itself an xolotl, and suggested that his species had appeared throughout each of the researcher's species histories, many millenia ago. It then demanded to be freed and retur
- In Aztec mythology, Xolotl was the god of lightning who acted as a psychopomp (the being who escorts the dead to the underworld). Xolotl would guide the dead to Mictlan, the Aztec underworld, a journey which took 4 years (everyone who died, except warriors slain in battle, people struck by lightning, and women who passed away giving birth went to Mictlan). He was also the god of fire and bad luck. He was considered the patron of the Ulama (Mesoamerican ball game). One of his titles was Lord of the Evening Star. He would guard the Sun on its night time journey through the underworld (similar to Set guarding Ra from Apep in the underworld in Egyptian mythology). He also brought humanity out of the underworld (similar to the Spider Woman in Native American mythologies from the Desert Southwes
- In Aztec mythology, Xolotl ("slave") was the god with associations to both lightning and death. Although often depicted in relation to the underworld, Xolotl was not a psychopomp in the Western sense. Xolotl did, however, aid the dead on their journey to Mictlan, the afterlife in some myths. In art, Xolotl was depicted as a skeleton, a dog-headed man or a monster animal with reversed feet. He was also the patron of the Mesoamerican ballgame . He is identified with Xocotl (sour or acidic fruit) as being the Aztec god of fire.
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| abstract | - The Xolotl (Taxonomically Numen conca) was a large, organic specimen discovered by an Interstellar Union science team composed of two humans, two nimant, and one omaan, at an undisclosed location within 90 light-years from the omaan homeworld. The creature was forcefully apprehended for study, and in the process, killed one human, and injured one nimant. The being was studied from a small enclosure for three days, in which it was determined that the being was venomous, as well as quite intelligent. On the third day, it astounded its captors, revealing that it was speech capable, and fluent in English. The being deemed itself an xolotl, and suggested that his species had appeared throughout each of the researcher's species histories, many millenia ago. It then demanded to be freed and returned, in exchange for information. It threatened that his species would engage the Interstellar Union in a swift war if they failed to comply. The team reluctantly agreed, and it was revealed that it's kind had influenced the cultures of humans native to South America in the distant past. It also hinted towards the existence of the Precursors, who had founded the Order of the Mantle.
- In Aztec mythology, Xolotl was the god of lightning who acted as a psychopomp (the being who escorts the dead to the underworld). Xolotl would guide the dead to Mictlan, the Aztec underworld, a journey which took 4 years (everyone who died, except warriors slain in battle, people struck by lightning, and women who passed away giving birth went to Mictlan). He was also the god of fire and bad luck. He was considered the patron of the Ulama (Mesoamerican ball game). One of his titles was Lord of the Evening Star. He would guard the Sun on its night time journey through the underworld (similar to Set guarding Ra from Apep in the underworld in Egyptian mythology). He also brought humanity out of the underworld (similar to the Spider Woman in Native American mythologies from the Desert Southwest) and also brought fire to humanity (similar to Prometheus of Greek mythology). Xolotl was commonly depicted as a skeleton or a dog-headed human. Xolotl means "dog" or "animal" in Nahuatl (language of the Aztecs).
- Xolotl is a deity from Aztec religion, associated with lightning, fire, death and bad luck. In Random Kingdom, he appears as a minor character and .
- In Aztec mythology, Xolotl ("slave") was the god with associations to both lightning and death. Although often depicted in relation to the underworld, Xolotl was not a psychopomp in the Western sense. Xolotl did, however, aid the dead on their journey to Mictlan, the afterlife in some myths. Xolotl was also the god of fire and of bad luck. He was the twin of Feathered-Serpent, the pair being sons of the virgin Serpent-Skirt, and was the dark personification of Venus, the evening star. He guarded the sun when it went through the underworld at night. He also assisted Quetzalcoatl in bringing humankind and fire from the underworld. In art, Xolotl was depicted as a skeleton, a dog-headed man or a monster animal with reversed feet. He was also the patron of the Mesoamerican ballgame . He is identified with Xocotl (sour or acidic fruit) as being the Aztec god of fire. Xoloitzcuintle is the official name of the Mexican Hairless Dog (also known as Perro Pelón Mexicano in Spanish), a canine breed endemic to Central America dating back to Pre-Columbian times. This is one of many native dog breeds in the Americas and it is often confused with the Peruvian Hairless Dog. The name Xoloitzcuintle makes reference to Xolotl because, mythologically, one of this dog's missions was to accompany the dead in their journey into eternity. In spite of this prominent place in the mythology, the meat of the Xoloitzcuintle was very much part of the diet of some of the ancient peoples of the region.
- Xolotl is an Elder worshiped by the Aztecs as god of lightning and death. He is a Master of Fire. He is eaten by Karkinos.
- Xolotl est un ennemi de Final Fantasy XIII-2 qui apparait à Academia en 500 AC. Il est de type Esprits des bois.
- Xolotl is a god who was associated with lightning and death. He make an apperance in Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light.
- In combat, he gains Jailer, Fast and Teleporter affixes.
- Xolotl was a lieutenant in the Imperial Navy who served as a TIE pilot. Considered by his instructors to be a skilled pilot, Xolotl was assigned to serve in the elite Emperor's Shield squadron. In 4 ABY, he was station with the rest of his squadron aboard the second Death Star, above Endor. During the ensuing battle, the lieutenant was killed, though managed to shoot down several Rebel pilots. After the battle, Admiral Blitzer Harrsk mentioned Xolotl, telling one of his officers that he had met the pilot once and wished he could have been placed under his command.
- In Aztec mythology, Xolotl was the god with associations to both fire and death.
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