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[[File:Wendigo.jpg|thumb|A wendigo]]The '''Wendigo''' is a violent spirit of Native American lore.They seem to make their nests in dark, damp places, usually caves and abandoned mine shafts.Who Like Minecraft They sometimes keep their victims alive for days before feeding as they prefer their food to be alive. They have been known to live in colder climates such as northern Canada. They have strong connections winter, the cold, starvation, cannibalism and greed.
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[[File:Wendigo.jpg|thumb|A wendigo]]The '''Wendigo''' is a violent spirit of Native American lore.They seem to make their nests in dark, damp places, usually caves and abandoned mine shafts.Who Like Minecraft. They sometimes keep their victims alive for days before feeding as they prefer their food to be alive. They have been known to live in colder climates such as northern Canada. They have strong connections winter, the cold, starvation, cannibalism and greed.
 
==Origin==
 
==Origin==
 
A Wendigo can turn other people into Wendigos but they have to posses them. The person will start looking for food despite the fact they have weeks of it, once they break down and consume human flesh they undergo the transformation of a Wendigo.
 
A Wendigo can turn other people into Wendigos but they have to posses them. The person will start looking for food despite the fact they have weeks of it, once they break down and consume human flesh they undergo the transformation of a Wendigo.

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Wendigo

A wendigo

The Wendigo is a violent spirit of Native American lore.They seem to make their nests in dark, damp places, usually caves and abandoned mine shafts.Who Like Minecraft. They sometimes keep their victims alive for days before feeding as they prefer their food to be alive. They have been known to live in colder climates such as northern Canada. They have strong connections winter, the cold, starvation, cannibalism and greed.

Origin

A Wendigo can turn other people into Wendigos but they have to posses them. The person will start looking for food despite the fact they have weeks of it, once they break down and consume human flesh they undergo the transformation of a Wendigo.

Killing it

There is one way to destroy the Wendigo. Burn it alive. Make sure to aim for the heart or else the Wendigo's soul would still be there and would find another body to take over.

References

  • In the video game Dementium II for the Nintendo DS, the second boss battle is a "Wendigo Witch". Once defeated, she falls and turns into the protagonist's wife, lying in a pool of blood.
  • In the film, The Lone Ranger, Tonto believes Cavendish isn't an ordinary criminal, but a Wendigo, an evil, murderous spirit, this is the explanation for why the Lone Ranger uses silver bullets, as it is a material that creates the Wendigo and can only kill it.
  • In an Lost Tapes on Animal Planet, there was an episode centered around the Wendigo.
  • In the show Charmed, one of the main characters, Piper Halliwell, was turned into a Wendigo. Like Dean from Supernatural, Piper's sister, Prue, killed the Wendigo with a flare gun telekinetically, turning Piper back.
  • The movie Windigo is about the legend of the Wendigo. However, the Wendigo looks more like the Slender Man than the original creature. For the plot of the movie,as well as some theories about the resemblance to the Slender Man, click here
  • In an episode of the show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic the main antagonist of the episode are "Windigo". And is depicted as a being of the cold and feeding on hate. Much how the Wendigo lives in the cold and feeds on cannibalism and greed.
  • In the movie Ravenous, the main antagonist is a Wendigo
  • in an episode of 'Teen Wolf', Scott faces a surviver from a mysterious murder and later find out that the surviver is actually a wendigo, and later killed by the mute by stabbing it with a tomahawk, straight through the heart.
  • Wendigo make multiple appearances as enemies and playable characters in the Japanese role-playing game series Shin Megami Tensei.
  • It also appeared in a game called Until Dawn, where it is fully described (appearance, how to kill it etc.)