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| “ | I am the end that brings the beginning. | „ |
| ~ Quetzalcoatl |
| “ | No...! I Plotted for 10,000 Years! THE WORLD SHOULD BE MINE! | „ |
| ~ Quetzalcoatl's last words. |
Quetzalcoatl is the main antagonist in the first season of Legend Quest and the most powerful foe Leo and friends have fought yet by an immense margin. Once a well-meaning deity who helped humanity, albeit, through violent means, Quetzalcoatl grew angry, vengeful and bitter over his constant revivals and seeks to wipe out humanity and begin anew.
He is voiced by Dan Osorio in Spanish and Al-Kesne Shaw in English.
Appearance[]
In the second reincarnation, it looks like a giant humanoid with reptilian facets, muscle in the arms and pecs, serpentine tail, blue hair darkened, grayish skin, pink lips, and two fangs positioned at the bottom of the mouth, green eyes covered by two spots that shade their sockets. Commonly wears a multicolored Kipili Ketzalli crown, some bluish bracelets that match solid gold, a monumental necklace, and a belt with an snake eye, share the same tonalities.
Personality[]
Essentially the reason why a usually benevolent god would want to destroy all of humanity and remake the world as he sees fit. It's further explained that this Quetzalcoatl is tired of the never-ending cycle of death and rebirth just for the benefit of people who don't even worship him anymore.
He made plans for someone destroying the Esfera thousands of years in advance by spreading the legend that whoever stabbed it gained power, unaware that destroying it ensured he got to stay alive. He lets his plan slip when he shows too much anger at the Celestial Point being missing, instead of being happy that the only weapon capable of destroying the Esfera is gone.
The New Quetzalcoatl would have devastated mankind as the snake god usually does when he's reborn, but the scheming of his previous incarnation to kill him before he could even be born and wipe out the human race for good delayed that.
Powers and Abilities[]
Quetzalcoatl has the power to completely remake the world in his image, and has done so an untold number of times throughout his many lives. Said to be the rival of Fenrir the Wolf, who claimed he devoured entire worlds), likely Universe level (Has complete control over his realm, which was described as an alternate dimension by himself, and as dimensional prison by The Brotherhood. Overpowered Prince Akihito and annihilated Nu Gui, the latter was done with no effort. Fenrir the Wolf was also said to be able to consume his entire dimension)
Quetzalcoatl had also been plotting his plan for over 10,000 years and tricked Baba Yaga and Nu Gui, two extremely intelligent and cunning witches, to do his bidding and tricked the entire world into thinking the Esfera to be his one weakness. Even from birth, Quetzalcoatl was shown to have a mastery over his powers and should logically be even more skilled by the time of his resurrection.
Biography[]
The Cycle[]
At certain points in Human History, Quetzalcoatl would completely remake the world. In doing so, he would cause a series of natural disasters across the entire globe, destroying civilization and forcing humanity to quickly adapt and regrow and forcing them to develop new and greater technology than ever before. His intentions were good, but his actions were seen as evil by even his priest, who locked him away.
Sealing[]
Sometime in the past, Quetzalcoatl was sealed away in his dimensional prison where his influence on the mortal realm was greatly diminished. Although his destructive actions in the past have gained many enemies, the population of Puebla seemed to think highly of Quetzalcoatl, as Leo was apparently taught that he was a good guy, The Prophecy although Friar Godofredo had to assure him that his good nature was only present when he was in a "good mood".
The Fake Prophecy[]
Even sealed away, Quetzalcoatl found ways to affect the world in subtle, yet long-lasting ways. He forged a fake prophecy regarding "The Lion" defeating "The Serpent" and tricked the world into thinking the Esfera was his one true weakness when in actuality it was his ticket to eternal freedom. This fake prophecy was so widespread that even the smartest men in the world and even Fenrir believed it to be true.
Destroying Puebla[]
At some point in the 1810s, Quetzalcoatl's minions completely destroyed the town of Puebla and locked it away in his Dimension. Many of the citizens were enslaved while only a lucky few managed to stay safe.
The Serpent and the Egg[]
Quetzalcoatl and his minions try to catch Leo and his friends and the items they have. Later, Quetzalcoatl and his minions face off against some of the back-ups that came to help Leo and his friends. The egg actually gets destroyed and Quetzalcoatl is destroyed along with it. The new Quetzalcoatl is born, he thanks Leo for freeing him and leaves.
Legacy[]
After being defeated by Leo and his team, Quetzalcoatl is never seen or mentioned again in the second season. A few months later, after the disaster that the deity almost caused to humanity, the Brother Upton pays a visit to Leo to join him with The Brotherhood when he learns that he faced Quetzalcoatl along with other of its members, ending the "serpent god" who used to be an impediment for the sect to fulfill its true purpose: awaken the goddess Coyolxāuhqui.
Relationships[]
Family[]
- New Quetzalcoatl - reincarnation
Allies[]
- Aztec civilization (former, hundreds of victims during each rebirth cycle)
- Aztec priests (former, prision him)
- The Chilan
- Chilan's disciples
- Guardian eye
- Nu Gui (former, victim)
- Baba Yaga (former, betrayed him)
- Horrorosos
- Nicht Mart
- Jersey Devil
- Other Jersey Devils
- Vodnik
- Various mythic creatures
Enemies[]
- Leo San Juan (archenemy and killer)
- Fenrir (archenemy)
- Friar Godofredo
- Teodora Villavicencio
- Alebrije
- Don Andrés
- Nu Gui
- Baba Yaga
- Mexican townspeople
- Catrina
- Finado and Moribunda
- Rosa San Juan
- The Brotherhood
- Prince Akihito
- Visier
- Akihito's samurai guards
- Phineas Blackpulp
- Thomas Decatur
- Auxilia Cohort XIII (some victims)
Neutral[]
- Nicht Mart (presumed ally)
- Tiro & Pujo (presumed minions)
- Mrs. Wisp and Bactus (presumed enemies)
- Medusa (presumed ally)
- Gerald Upton (presumed offscreen enemy)
Gallery[]
Images[]
Videos[]
Trivia[]
- Essentially he's a reversal of the Tezcatlipoca, Quetzalcoatl in Aztec Mythology. In mythology, Quetzalcoatl is the "White Tezcatlipoca", being essentially a benevolent aspect of the four-sided god, while here the Tezcatlipoca-analogue is the "Black Quetzalcoatl". He also doubles as the Norse Nidhogg, being an underworld serpent rival to Fenrir.
External Links[]
- Quetzalcoatl on the Pure Evil Wiki
