Every year, the Chaldeas Security Organization, a special non-governmental body under the direct purview of the United Nations to help protect the world from all manner of magical threats, engages in outreach during the holidays with special Santa Servants. Unlike the various other Servants that are under the employ of Chaldeas, these Servants, through means unknown to even the experts in the summoning and creation of such beings, are imbued with the spirit of the season and believe themselves to be Santa Claus. However, even amongst these select Servants, one tends to stand out due to accidentally confusing "Santa" for "Samba".

Quetzalcoatl, even when not a Santa, is a bit of an odd Servant by anyone who is familiar with how the Throne of Heroes records Servants in their Saint Graphs, the magical forces that encode upon a Servant who and what they are in the same way DNA would do the same for a regular flesh and blood entity. Normally, deities like her are not capable of being summoned by a Master at all, due to their immense power and overwhelming requirements, but sometimes, a small portion can be incarnated instead under certain circumstances. In this case, a fraction of the ancient Aztec god formed itself into a woman, possibly due to her connection to the planet Venus, but not without additional quirks. For instance, the Saint Graph of Quetzalcoatl also has recorded her as being a champion lucha libre fighter, which she takes great enthusiasm for.

The Santa version of Quetzalcoatl takes these oddities even further by not quite comprehending what it means to be "Santa", but instead mistaking it for "Samba", the Brazilian dance form, which is further baffling since it has nothing to do with Quetzalcoatl's native Mexico. This results in a festive holiday samba dancer that still moonlights as a luchador and will gladly grapple someone on the naughty list to subject them to a pile driver. Yet this year, the Santa /Samba Quetzalcoatl that came out was even more unusual, with skin almost like fabric, an unmoving mask for a face, and what seemed like the same lines broadcast from a speaker, as if pre-recorded...

Thanks to PolyKigu for drawing such a festive and fantastic kigurumi for me!
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