The power to manipulate the season of winter and the concepts of cold, snow, death and solitude. Variation of Season Manipulation. Opposite to Summer Manipulation.
Also Called[]
- Kheimokinesis
- Midwinter Control
- Winter Solstice Control/Manipulation
- Yule Control/Manipulation
Capabilities[]
The user is able to tap and induce the winter and the powers/forces it represents snow and ice, cold, death and solitude. It is also time of endurance and survival with any means possible, waiting, reflection and preparation for the upcoming growth season. The season represents death and dormancy, a time for regeneration and rest. The user has Power over the cold, ice, and snow.
Applications[]
- Arctic Creation
- Circadian Manipulation Turning the Earth's axis, causing Winter.
- Cold/Ice Empowerment
- Enhanced Endurance/Enhanced Survivability
- Hibernation
- Melancholy Manipulation A negative connotation of sadness and depression.
- Peace Manipulation - A positive connotation of loneliness and self reflection.
- Relationship Manipulation
- Weather Manipulation(Cold aspects only)
- Winter Inducement
Variations[]
- Christmas Embodiment
- Bond Manipulation Closeness of family and friends
- Imbolc - Preparation for the upcoming growth
- Hanukkah - Triumph of faith and courage
- Jack Frost Physiology
- Snowman Physiology - The fun of winter
- Winter Deity Physiology
- Winter Embodiment
Associations[]
- Loneliness Embodiment
- Melancholy Embodiment - Winter is closely associated with sadness and depression.
- Peace Embodiment - Winter is heavily associated with calmness and serenity.
- Senior/Elder - Winter represents Old age and retirement.
- Winter is associated with water in both Western and Eastern mythology.
Limitations[]
- May depend on the weather patterns and climate.
- May cause unstable weather patterns.
Known Users[]
Folklore/Mythology[]
- Boreas/Aquillon (Greco-Roman Mythology)
- Demeter (Greek Mythology)
- Kheimon (Greek Mythology)
- Quione (Greek Mythology)
- Skadi (Norse Mythology)
- Hod (Norse Mythology)
- Morana (Slavic Mythology)
- Cailleach Bheur (Celtic Mythology)
- Grandfather Frost (Russian Folklore)
- Jokul Frosti (Norse Mythology)
- Jack Frost (American Folklore)
Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]
- Esdeath (Akame Ga Kill!)
- Winter Maidens (RWBY)
Comics[]
- Jack Horner (Fables)
- Jack Frost II (Fables)
- Lumi the Snow Queen (Fables)
- Ymir (Marvel Comics)
- Robert Drake/Iceman (Marvel Comics)
- Ororo Munroe/Storm (Marvel Comics)
Cartoons[]
- Windigos (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
Literature[]
- The Snow Queen (The Snow Queen)
Live Television[]
- Elsa (Once Upon a Time)
- Ingrid (Once Upon a Time)
Movies[]
- Frost-talent fairies (Disney Fairies)
- Jackson Overland Frost (Rise of the Guardians)
- Elsa the Snow Queen (Frozen)
- Jack Frost (Rankin/Bass Christmas Specials)
Video Games[]
- Winter Type Animals (Fantasy Forest Story)
- Skadi (Valkyrie Crusade)
- Kogarashi (Valkyrie Crusade)
- Snow Mage (Valkyrie Crusade)}}
Known Objects[]
- Demon's Extract (Akame Ga Kill!)
Gallery[]
Elsa the Snow Queen (Frozen) has magical abilities powerful enough to plunge her kingdom into an eternal winter.
Ingrid (Once Upon a Time) has all the same powers as her niece Elsa, but with more experience and evil intentions.
After tricking the Snow Queen, Jack Horner (Fables) gained his one time lover's control over winter.
With her Commander In Chief Ice Storm, Esdeath (Akame Ga Kill) could create a winter shogun winter...