MLP fighting is magic 2011 My Little Ponies with Two Brains

In the season six episode A Hearth's Warming Tail, windigos appear in the titular story 'A Hearth's Warming Tale'. In addition, a Friendship Express train conductor sells 'windigo-frosted snow cones' to train passengers. In the season five episode Hearthbreakers, Applejack briefly recaps the tale of Hearth's Warming Eve, including the role the windigos played in it. The more hate the spirit feels, the colder things become!' Before the windigos freeze the ponies in ice, the friendliness and warmth between Clover, Smart Cookie, and Private Pansy creates the Fire of Friendship, melting the ice and driving the windigos away.Īt the end of the episode, the Mane Six hear a gust of wind similar to a windigo's howl outside Canterlot Castle after they get into a minor disagreement. According to Platinum's advisor Clover the Clever, windigos are 'winter spirits that feed off fighting and hatred. Later in the episode, the windigos appear again when a conflict escalates between Princess Platinum, Commander Hurricane, and Chancellor Puddinghead. In a reenactment of the ongoing feud between Earth ponies, Pegasi, and unicorns, three windigos hover in the sky over the grand summit, looking down with glowing blue eyes.

Windigos first appear in Hearth's Warming Eve during the titular pageant that Twilight Sparkle and her friends put on in Canterlot.

The word 'windigo' is also often used to describe or name people who have gone mad or are thought to be cannibals, such as in Louise Erdrich's Love Medicine. They are based on the Wendigo of Algonquian mythology, a malevolent, anthropophagic supernatural spirit or deity associated with winter, the North, coldness, as well as famine and starvation. Windigos bear a resemblance to horses but are ghostly and translucent in appearance and have no lower body.

MLP fighting is magic 2011 My Little Ponies with Two Brains