Aztec gods

🐍 Quetzalcoatl – “Feathered Serpent”

Appearance: Serpent covered in quetzal feathers, sometimes represented as a white, bearded man wearing a green or white tunic.

Personality: Wise, kind, creator of mankind, and symbol of knowledge, wind, and life. Opposed to violence.

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☀️ Huitzilopochtli – God of the Sun and War

Appearance: Blue warrior with yellow face paint, armed with a fire serpent (Xiuhcoatl).

Personality: Fierce, brave, and dominant. He represents the power of the sun and the warrior spirit of the Mexica people.

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🌑 Tezcatlipoca – God of the Night Sky and Destiny

Appearance: Young man in black and yellow paint, with a smoking mirror instead of a foot.

Personality: Mysterious, powerful, and ever-changing. Symbolizes conflict, darkness, temptation, and inevitable destiny.

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🌽 Centeotl – God of Corn

Appearance: Young man with corn cobs and leaves adorning his head.

Personality: Kind and generous. Represents fertility, abundance, and agricultural renewal.

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💀 Mictlantecuhtli – God of Death

Appearance: Skeleton covered with flesh scraps, sometimes with bulging eyes and claws.

Personality: Serious, somber, and just. Ruler of Mictlán (the underworld), he receives souls without distinction.

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🌙 Coyolxauhqui – Goddess of the Moon

Appearance: Woman adorned with golden bells and blue paint.

Personality: Proud, brave, and tragic. Sister of Huitzilopochtli, she represents the night and the lunar cycles.

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🌧️ Tlaloc – God of Rain

Appearance: Blue or green face with large round eyes and curved fangs.

Personality: Dual: can be benevolent (gives rain and fertility) or destructive (causes storms and droughts).

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🌺 Xochiquétzal – Goddess of Love and Beauty

Appearance: Young woman, adorned with flowers, jewels and butterflies.

Personality: Cheerful, sensual and protective of art, pleasure and fertility.

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🔥 Xiuhtecuhtli – God of Fire and Water