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To find out, you’ll need to read Justice League: Endless Winter. Told over nine parts, this crossover event will be released over five weeks in December. The Extremist Vector: The nuclear fallout from the detonations which destroyed civilization and all mammal life but rats on Blue Jay's homeworld trapped the unsurvivable remains of the planet in cold toxic darkness. Dream Park: The Fimbulwinter game in The Barsoom Project takes place on an Earth where the sun is shrinking due to evil magic and humanity is faced with a planet-wide winter.
The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes has a season one episode, "The Casket of Ancient Winters", in which Malekith the Dark Elf magically unleashes a blizzard and ice monsters. Monster Family: Dracula creates a snowflake cold enough to flash-freeze anything it touches, even the fire in his ridiculously large fireplace. He intends to create a giant snowball of these things and shoot it into the sun, thereby sending the Earth into a permanent ice age. In Fireside Tale, Hans murders Elsa and the winter doesn't end with her death. He just murders the only person who could undo the magic, making the winter truly endless. The Fifth Season: The continent-shattering earthquake at the beginning of the book opens a volcanic rift continually pouring out enough ash to blot out the sun for thousands of years. But don't worry, the ensuing winter will end. Eventually. Justice League: Endless Winter; The Flash (Vol. 1); Justice League (Vol. 4); Aquaman (Vol. 8); Justice League Dark (Vol. 2)Deadlands: Canada has an endless winter approaching from the North, thanks to angry manitou demons. The resident Mad Scientist Dr. Hellstromme has built a wall to stop that along the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
Final Fantasy XIV: The region of Coerthas was plunged into an endless winter after the Calamity occurred. Due to the fall of Dalamud, Erozea's aether became totally screwed up. Corethas was once a lush green environment, but the Calamity turned into a winter wasteland that has only snow and ice. The people living in the region managed to adapt, but it also hinders their ability to effectively fight off the dragons.
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Battle Realms: In the expansion Winter Wolf, the Lotus Clan plans to use the Wolf Clans wolf totem to bring a never-ending winter to freeze the other Clans. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask: The demon Goht is causing an endless winter to plague the mountain range the Gorons live in. Game of Thrones: Winters can last for years and there are oral traditions of a winter that lasted a generation the last time the White Walkers invaded and attempted to cause a winter that never ends (which is also brought up in the prophecy of "The Song of Ice and Fire" in House of the Dragon). Word of God is that the unnatural seasons are caused by magic, though whether it is the Walkers' magic or something else remains ambiguous. The Fairly OddParents!: In the TV special "Christmas Everyday!", one of the consequences of Timmy's every day is Christmas wish is that every day is a snow day. This made it extremely difficult for him to travel to the north pole to get Santa Claus' help in cancelling the wish. Co-written by Andy Lanning and Ron Marz and illustrated by an array of top artists, Endless Winter runs for a total of nine chapters, bookended by Justice League: Endless Winter #1 and #2.
One of the options for GURPS After the End's "choose your own apocalypse" setup, whether from nuclear winter, a supervolcanic ash eruption, planetary climate change, or something else. In the present day, Aquaman, Mera and their daughter go to Amnesty Bay to deal with the ice monsters in Atlantis to persuade the Fire Trolls to help them [9] Frozen State is set in a world that's going through a man-made ice age that was created to deal with human-alien hybrids. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power: The Forodwaith ("Northern Waste") is characterized as a region of unnatural immense cold due to Morgoth's evilness.
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The unnatural winter is noted to have had devastating effects on both local society and environments — since there is no growing season anymore, most plants have been forcefully dormant since Irrisen's founding and no large-scale cultivation is possible, making Irrisen extremely dependent on food and lumber imports and on the winteryew tree, a magical plant introduced by Baba Yaga during the conquest which is capable of growing edible seeds and bark year-round. It's openly stated that the winteryews are the only reason Irrisen wildlife didn't die out en masse. In Endless Legend this is the inevitable fate of the planet Auriga as the game progresses, with each winter being harder and longer. The endgoal of every faction is to find some way to survive the impending winter as the planet dies, such as leaving the planet altogether, hibernating until the planet recovers, or reversing the cycle. Brave: According to the DVD commentary, the film was going to do this as an addition to Merida and Mor'du's bear curse, but in the end chose against it.
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