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Santa Muerte is a tall skeletal figure with long black hair. She wears a white, silky traditional Mexican dress with a flower veil and belt and wields a large scythe.<ref name=c2 /> |
Santa Muerte is a tall skeletal figure with long black hair. She wears a white, silky traditional Mexican dress with a flower veil and belt and wields a large scythe.<ref name=c2 /> |
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After Peyote was resurrected by Hao, he gave Peyote, Santa Muerte to protect him and after Peyote realized that Hao might want him to fight in the [[Flower of Maize]], he accepted Santa Muerte as his new Guardian Ghost. <ref>''Shaman King Manga'' - Marcos Chapter 5</ref> |
After Peyote was resurrected by Hao, he gave Peyote, Santa Muerte to protect him and after Peyote realized that Hao might want him to fight in the [[Flower of Maize]], he accepted Santa Muerte as his new Guardian Ghost. <ref>''Shaman King Manga'' - Marcos Chapter 5</ref> |
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Revision as of 08:20, 2 January 2021
Santa Muerte (サンタ・ムエルテ Santa Muerute) is the Goddess of Death and the current guardian ghost to Peyote Diaz, after being resurrected by Asakura Hao.[1]
About
Santa Muerte is a tall skeletal figure with long black hair. She wears a white, silky traditional Mexican dress with a flower veil and belt and wields a large scythe.[1]
Santa Muerte is shown to be incredibly possessive and in love with Peyote, attacking and killing anyone who hurts him.[1] She is also a silent spirit, not seen speaking once.
After Peyote was resurrected by Hao, he gave Peyote, Santa Muerte to protect him and after Peyote realized that Hao might want him to fight in the Flower of Maize, he accepted Santa Muerte as his new Guardian Ghost. [2]
Trivia
- Nuestra Señora de la Santa Muerte, or simply Santa Muerte, is a Mexican neo-pagan personification of death.