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Context:Lore entries for Personas based on mythological figures.
myth_000
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_001
One of the ancient
gods who existed
before Japan was
formed. He created
the Ouyashima from
chaos, then gave birth
to countless children
and laid the
foundation of soil
and nature.
gods who existed
before Japan was
formed. He created
the Ouyashima from
chaos, then gave birth
to countless children
and laid the
foundation of soil
and nature.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the ancient[n]gods who existed[n]before Japan was[n]formed. He created[n]the Ouyashima from[n]chaos, then gave birth[n]to countless children[n]and laid the[n]foundation of soil[n]and nature.[n][e]
myth_002
Goddess of Aztec
myth who governs
night and fear, she
symbolizes death
and evil. Her war
with the sun god
caused a catastrophic
solar eclipse. She
seeks a sacrifice
every 52 years.
myth who governs
night and fear, she
symbolizes death
and evil. Her war
with the sun god
caused a catastrophic
solar eclipse. She
seeks a sacrifice
every 52 years.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Goddess of Aztec[n]myth who governs[n]night and fear, she[n]symbolizes death[n]and evil. Her war[n]with the sun god[n]caused a catastrophic[n]solar eclipse. She[n]seeks a sacrifice[n]every 52 years.[n][e]
myth_003
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia. He appears
as a leopard and
can see the past
and future. He can
control fire
and burn all his
adversaries to
death.
demons of the
Goetia. He appears
as a leopard and
can see the past
and future. He can
control fire
and burn all his
adversaries to
death.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia. He appears[n]as a leopard and[n]can see the past[n]and future. He can[n]control fire[n]and burn all his[n]adversaries to[n]death.[n][e]
myth_004
A major Norse
deity, known as a
trickster who
clashes with the
other gods. Blood
brothers with Odin,
but was later
punished for his
role in Balder's
death.
deity, known as a
trickster who
clashes with the
other gods. Blood
brothers with Odin,
but was later
punished for his
role in Balder's
death.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A major Norse[n]deity, known as a[n]trickster who[n]clashes with the[n]other gods. Blood[n]brothers with Odin,[n]but was later[n]punished for his[n]role in Balder's[n]death.[n][e]
myth_005
Goddess of war and
love, revered in
ancient Mesopotamia.
She seduced many men
to their doom, but
the hero Gilgamesh
spurned her, causing
her to murder his
best friend Enkidu.
love, revered in
ancient Mesopotamia.
She seduced many men
to their doom, but
the hero Gilgamesh
spurned her, causing
her to murder his
best friend Enkidu.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Goddess of war and[n]love, revered in[n]ancient Mesopotamia.[n]She seduced many men[n]to their doom, but[n]the hero Gilgamesh[n]spurned her, causing[n]her to murder his[n]best friend Enkidu.[n][e]
myth_006
Also known as Jack
O'Lantern, he was
an Irish farmer who
persuaded Satan
not to take him to
hell. When he was
refused entry into
heaven, he wandered
earth as a pumpkin-
headed soul.
O'Lantern, he was
an Irish farmer who
persuaded Satan
not to take him to
hell. When he was
refused entry into
heaven, he wandered
earth as a pumpkin-
headed soul.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as Jack[n]O'Lantern, he was[n]an Irish farmer who[n]persuaded Satan[n]not to take him to[n]hell. When he was[n]refused entry into [n]heaven, he wandered[n]earth as a pumpkin-[n]headed soul.[n][e]
myth_007
A winter fairy of
European descent.
Normally an
innocent creature,
but if provoked,
he will kill his
victim by covering
him in snow.
European descent.
Normally an
innocent creature,
but if provoked,
he will kill his
victim by covering
him in snow.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A winter fairy of[n]European descent.[n]Normally an[n]innocent creature,[n]but if provoked,[n]he will kill his[n]victim by covering[n]him in snow.[n][e]
myth_008
A warrior queen of
the Land of Shadows
in Celtic lore.
She taught the Irish
hero Cu Chulainn
the art of war,
and gave him the
spear Gae Bolg.
the Land of Shadows
in Celtic lore.
She taught the Irish
hero Cu Chulainn
the art of war,
and gave him the
spear Gae Bolg.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A warrior queen of[n]the Land of Shadows[n]in Celtic lore.[n]She taught the Irish[n]hero Cu Chulainn[n]the art of war,[n]and gave him the[n]spear Gae Bolg.[n][e]
myth_009
A wicked witch of
Balinese lore. She
represents evil,
and is Barong's
eternal rival.
Even if defeated,
she will come back
to life, and their
battle will have
no end.
Balinese lore. She
represents evil,
and is Barong's
eternal rival.
Even if defeated,
she will come back
to life, and their
battle will have
no end.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A wicked witch of[n]Balinese lore. She[n]represents evil,[n]and is Barong's[n]eternal rival.[n]Even if defeated,[n]she will come back[n]to life, and their[n]battle will have[n]no end.[n][e]
myth_010
A god who migrated
from Silla to Kyushu
to give oracles to
the people. Later
deified as a
guardian of samurai
across Japan. Also
called Yahata, or
"a figure for gods
to possess."
from Silla to Kyushu
to give oracles to
the people. Later
deified as a
guardian of samurai
across Japan. Also
called Yahata, or
"a figure for gods
to possess."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A god who migrated[n]from Silla to Kyushu[n]to give oracles to[n]the people. Later[n]deified as a[n]guardian of samurai[n]across Japan. Also[n]called Yahata, or[n]"a figure for gods[n]to possess."[n][e]
myth_011
A legendary hero in
Celtic folklore.
His name means "The
Hound of Culann"
and his true name is
Setanta. There are
many tales of his
exciting adventures
with his spear
Gae Bolg.
Celtic folklore.
His name means "The
Hound of Culann"
and his true name is
Setanta. There are
many tales of his
exciting adventures
with his spear
Gae Bolg.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A legendary hero in[n]Celtic folklore.[n]His name means "The[n]Hound of Culann" [n]and his true name is[n]Setanta. There are[n]many tales of his[n]exciting adventures[n]with his spear[n]Gae Bolg.[n][e]
myth_012
One of Goetia's 72
demons, known as
the President of
Hell. He can shift
his shape from
leopard to human,
and reveals the
truth behind
divine mysteries.
demons, known as
the President of
Hell. He can shift
his shape from
leopard to human,
and reveals the
truth behind
divine mysteries.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of Goetia's 72[n]demons, known as[n]the President of[n]Hell. He can shift[n]his shape from[n]leopard to human,[n]and reveals the[n]truth behind[n]divine mysteries.[n][e]
myth_013
One of the four
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in
Shinto teachings.
It is said to
bring good luck
in the areas of
health and
medicine.
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in
Shinto teachings.
It is said to
bring good luck
in the areas of
health and
medicine.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of the[n]human soul, as[n]described in[n]Shinto teachings.[n]It is said to[n]bring good luck[n]in the areas of[n]health and[n]medicine.[n][e]
myth_014
Water spirits in
Hindu mythology.
They are beautiful
young women who
dance for the gods.
They also guide
heroes fallen in
battle to paradise.
Hindu mythology.
They are beautiful
young women who
dance for the gods.
They also guide
heroes fallen in
battle to paradise.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Water spirits in[n]Hindu mythology.[n]They are beautiful[n]young women who[n]dance for the gods.[n]They also guide[n]heroes fallen in[n]battle to paradise.[n][e]
myth_015
A dual-gendered god
whose appearance is
half that of the
destroyer Shiva and
half his wife,
Parvati. Ardha is
the ideal figure of
Shaktism; the
perfect god.
whose appearance is
half that of the
destroyer Shiva and
half his wife,
Parvati. Ardha is
the ideal figure of
Shaktism; the
perfect god.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A dual-gendered god[n]whose appearance is[n]half that of the[n]destroyer Shiva and[n]half his wife,[n]Parvati. Ardha is[n]the ideal figure of[n]Shaktism; the[n]perfect god.[n][e]
myth_016
This beautiful
goddess of love is
one of Shiva's
wives in Hindu
mythology. She won
Shiva's love,
overcoming his
asceticism.
goddess of love is
one of Shiva's
wives in Hindu
mythology. She won
Shiva's love,
overcoming his
asceticism.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]This beautiful[n]goddess of love is[n]one of Shiva's[n]wives in Hindu[n]mythology. She won[n]Shiva's love,[n]overcoming his[n]asceticism.[n][e]
myth_017
The goddess of life
in Shinto myth. She
once mediated
between Izanagi
and Izanami during
their confrontation
in Yomi, the land
of the dead.
in Shinto myth. She
once mediated
between Izanagi
and Izanami during
their confrontation
in Yomi, the land
of the dead.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The goddess of life[n]in Shinto myth. She[n]once mediated[n]between Izanagi[n]and Izanami during[n]their confrontation[n]in Yomi, the land[n]of the dead.[n][e]
myth_018
Repeller of evil
found by En-no-
Ozunu at Kinpusen.
Believed to be a
fusion of Buddha,
Guanyin, and
Maitreya, a god who
originated from Japan
rather than
Buddhavacana.
found by En-no-
Ozunu at Kinpusen.
Believed to be a
fusion of Buddha,
Guanyin, and
Maitreya, a god who
originated from Japan
rather than
Buddhavacana.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Repeller of evil[n]found by En-no-[n]Ozunu at Kinpusen.[n]Believed to be a[n]fusion of Buddha,[n]Guanyin, and[n]Maitreya, a god who[n]originated from Japan[n]rather than[n]Buddhavacana.[n][e]
myth_019
In Hindu myth, she
is the goddess of
rivers and patron
of speech, writing,
learning, and the
arts and sciences.
Brahma is her
husband.
is the goddess of
rivers and patron
of speech, writing,
learning, and the
arts and sciences.
Brahma is her
husband.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]In Hindu myth, she[n]is the goddess of[n]rivers and patron[n]of speech, writing,[n]learning, and the[n]arts and sciences.[n]Brahma is her[n]husband.[n][e]
myth_020
7 days after its
birth, a wolf killed
its mother. Yoshizane
Satomi later promised
his daughter's hand
if it could defeat
the enemy, but after
Yatsufusa's success,
Yoshizane's retainer
shot it dead.
birth, a wolf killed
its mother. Yoshizane
Satomi later promised
his daughter's hand
if it could defeat
the enemy, but after
Yatsufusa's success,
Yoshizane's retainer
shot it dead.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]7 days after its[n]birth, a wolf killed[n]its mother. Yoshizane[n]Satomi later promised[n]his daughter's hand[n]if it could defeat[n]the enemy, but after[n]Yatsufusa's success,[n]Yoshizane's retainer[n]shot it dead.[n][e]
myth_021
Phrygian goddess of
the earth. Attis
was her son and
consort, but she
drove him mad, and
he castrated
himself. Her
orgiastic cult
spread to Greece.
the earth. Attis
was her son and
consort, but she
drove him mad, and
he castrated
himself. Her
orgiastic cult
spread to Greece.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Phrygian goddess of[n]the earth. Attis[n]was her son and[n]consort, but she[n]drove him mad, and[n]he castrated[n]himself. Her[n]orgiastic cult[n]spread to Greece.[n][e]
myth_022
In Zoroastrian myth,
Sraosha's duty is
to listen to the
cry of humans for
Ahura Mazda. Also
known to descend
after sunset to
vanquish evil. Its
name literally means
"observance."
Sraosha's duty is
to listen to the
cry of humans for
Ahura Mazda. Also
known to descend
after sunset to
vanquish evil. Its
name literally means
"observance."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]In Zoroastrian myth,[n]Sraosha's duty is[n]to listen to the[n]cry of humans for[n]Ahura Mazda. Also[n]known to descend[n]after sunset to[n]vanquish evil. Its[n]name literally means[n]"observance."[n][e]
myth_023
A prophetic Taoist
god, originally
known as Mao Shogun.
Due to a linguistic
error involving the
Chinese word for
cat, his name
was changed to
Neko Shogun.
god, originally
known as Mao Shogun.
Due to a linguistic
error involving the
Chinese word for
cat, his name
was changed to
Neko Shogun.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A prophetic Taoist[n]god, originally[n]known as Mao Shogun.[n]Due to a linguistic[n]error involving the[n]Chinese word for[n]cat, his name[n]was changed to[n]Neko Shogun.[n][e]
myth_024
According to Hindu
myth, she is a
consort of Shiva.
Also called The
Black One, she is
a symbol of
destruction. She
is usually depicted
wearing a chain of
human heads.
myth, she is a
consort of Shiva.
Also called The
Black One, she is
a symbol of
destruction. She
is usually depicted
wearing a chain of
human heads.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]According to Hindu[n]myth, she is a[n]consort of Shiva.[n]Also called The[n]Black One, she is[n]a symbol of[n]destruction. She[n]is usually depicted[n]wearing a chain of[n]human heads.[n][e]
myth_025
A ghost who appears
at night on a bushy
path to jump on the
backs of passersby.
Once on, he won't
get off easily, but
some believe he will
transform into money
if taken back to
one's home.
at night on a bushy
path to jump on the
backs of passersby.
Once on, he won't
get off easily, but
some believe he will
transform into money
if taken back to
one's home.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A ghost who appears[n]at night on a bushy[n]path to jump on the[n]backs of passersby.[n]Once on, he won't[n]get off easily, but[n]some believe he will[n]transform into money[n]if taken back to[n]one's home.[n][e]
myth_026
A subordinate demon
of Hell, ordered by
Beelzebub to stoke
the fires that heat
its iron pots. He
also throws coals
into the fire to
torment humans
trapped in Hell.
of Hell, ordered by
Beelzebub to stoke
the fires that heat
its iron pots. He
also throws coals
into the fire to
torment humans
trapped in Hell.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A subordinate demon[n]of Hell, ordered by[n]Beelzebub to stoke[n]the fires that heat[n]its iron pots. He[n]also throws coals[n]into the fire to[n]torment humans[n]trapped in Hell.[n][e]
myth_027
A serpentine woman
of Greek myth, she
was the queen of
Libya. It has a
beautiful woman's
torso, and the tail
of a snake. It
feeds on the blood
of young men.
of Greek myth, she
was the queen of
Libya. It has a
beautiful woman's
torso, and the tail
of a snake. It
feeds on the blood
of young men.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A serpentine woman[n]of Greek myth, she[n]was the queen of[n]Libya. It has a[n]beautiful woman's[n]torso, and the tail[n]of a snake. It[n]feeds on the blood[n]of young men.[n][e]
myth_028
In Norse myth, he
is the father of
the gods, and the
god of wisdom. He
rides his eight-
legged horse
Sleipnir, bearing
his spear Gungnir
and wearing his
ring Draupnir.
is the father of
the gods, and the
god of wisdom. He
rides his eight-
legged horse
Sleipnir, bearing
his spear Gungnir
and wearing his
ring Draupnir.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]In Norse myth, he[n]is the father of[n]the gods, and the[n]god of wisdom. He[n]rides his eight-[n]legged horse[n]Sleipnir, bearing[n]his spear Gungnir[n]and wearing his[n]ring Draupnir.[n][e]
myth_029
The king of snow,
ruling over an
infinite number of
Jack Frosts. He has
the power to freeze
the entire world, but
his personality is
actually very naive.
ruling over an
infinite number of
Jack Frosts. He has
the power to freeze
the entire world, but
his personality is
actually very naive.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The king of snow,[n]ruling over an[n]infinite number of[n]Jack Frosts. He has[n]the power to freeze[n]the entire world, but[n]his personality is[n]actually very naive.[n][e]
myth_030
A Kunitsu deity of
Japanese mythology
that governs
agriculture and
medicine. Said to
have built the
country of Izumo
with Susano-o's
daughter,
Suseri-Hime.
Japanese mythology
that governs
agriculture and
medicine. Said to
have built the
country of Izumo
with Susano-o's
daughter,
Suseri-Hime.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Kunitsu deity of[n]Japanese mythology[n]that governs[n]agriculture and[n]medicine. Said to[n]have built the[n]country of Izumo[n]with Susano-o's[n]daughter,[n]Suseri-Hime.[n][e]
myth_031
This water spirit
lives in lakes and
fountains, appearing
as a beautiful
woman. It has no
soul unless it
marries a human
man, which is a
serious taboo
among Undines.
lives in lakes and
fountains, appearing
as a beautiful
woman. It has no
soul unless it
marries a human
man, which is a
serious taboo
among Undines.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]This water spirit[n]lives in lakes and[n]fountains, appearing[n]as a beautiful[n]woman. It has no[n]soul unless it[n]marries a human[n]man, which is a[n]serious taboo[n]among Undines.[n][e]
myth_032
A cheerful, mischief-
loving spirit that
governs air. Since
belief in it dates
back generations,
many have tried to
find a real sylph.
loving spirit that
governs air. Since
belief in it dates
back generations,
many have tried to
find a real sylph.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A cheerful, mischief-[n]loving spirit that[n]governs air. Since[n]belief in it dates[n]back generations,[n]many have tried to[n]find a real sylph.[n][e]
myth_033
One of the Goetia's
72 demons, he
appears as a great
sea monster. He is
linguistically skilled,
and a master of
rhetoric.
72 demons, he
appears as a great
sea monster. He is
linguistically skilled,
and a master of
rhetoric.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Goetia's[n]72 demons, he[n]appears as a great[n]sea monster. He is[n]linguistically skilled,[n]and a master of[n]rhetoric.[n][e]
myth_034
A cursed Norse
spirit in the form
of a beautiful
woman, known to
bloom from the
blood of hanged men.
She was believed
to tell secrets if
properly tended to.
spirit in the form
of a beautiful
woman, known to
bloom from the
blood of hanged men.
She was believed
to tell secrets if
properly tended to.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A cursed Norse[n]spirit in the form[n]of a beautiful[n]woman, known to[n]bloom from the[n]blood of hanged men.[n]She was believed[n]to tell secrets if[n]properly tended to.[n][e]
myth_035
An ancient Iranian
god of contracts,
he was also revered
as a sun god. At
the end of time,
he will descend
from the heavens
and raise the dead
for final judgement.
god of contracts,
he was also revered
as a sun god. At
the end of time,
he will descend
from the heavens
and raise the dead
for final judgement.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An ancient Iranian[n]god of contracts,[n]he was also revered[n]as a sun god. At[n]the end of time,[n]he will descend[n]from the heavens[n]and raise the dead[n]for final judgement.[n][e]
myth_036
A monk who died
while fasting. His
spiritual power
allows his body to
continue to exist
without rotting.
It is said that he
will appear before
people on the day
of salvation.
while fasting. His
spiritual power
allows his body to
continue to exist
without rotting.
It is said that he
will appear before
people on the day
of salvation.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A monk who died[n]while fasting. His[n]spiritual power[n]allows his body to[n]continue to exist[n]without rotting.[n]It is said that he[n]will appear before[n]people on the day[n]of salvation.[n][e]
myth_037
A serpent with 1000
heads of Hindu
myth. Ananta is
Sanskrit for
"infinite." After
resting on him,
Vishnu woke up and
created the
universe.
heads of Hindu
myth. Ananta is
Sanskrit for
"infinite." After
resting on him,
Vishnu woke up and
created the
universe.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A serpent with 1000[n]heads of Hindu[n]myth. Ananta is[n]Sanskrit for[n]"infinite." After[n]resting on him,[n]Vishnu woke up and[n]created the[n]universe.[n][e]
myth_038
The Nihonshoki sword
deity who pacified
Ashihara no
Nakatsukuni. His
name comes from
"futsu," the fashion
in which things are
cut, and "nushi,"
his nature as a god.
deity who pacified
Ashihara no
Nakatsukuni. His
name comes from
"futsu," the fashion
in which things are
cut, and "nushi,"
his nature as a god.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Nihonshoki sword[n]deity who pacified[n]Ashihara no[n]Nakatsukuni. His[n]name comes from[n]"futsu," the fashion[n]in which things are[n]cut, and "nushi,"[n]his nature as a god.[n][e]
myth_039
A Slavic god whose
name means "three
heads." He rode a
holy black horse,
in contrast to
Sventovit, who rode
a white horse.
name means "three
heads." He rode a
holy black horse,
in contrast to
Sventovit, who rode
a white horse.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Slavic god whose[n]name means "three[n]heads." He rode a[n]holy black horse,[n]in contrast to[n]Sventovit, who rode[n]a white horse.[n][e]
myth_040
One of the four
major archangels,
his name means
"healer." He recites
the history of the
fallen angels and
the creation of
Adam and Eve.
major archangels,
his name means
"healer." He recites
the history of the
fallen angels and
the creation of
Adam and Eve.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]major archangels,[n]his name means[n]"healer." He recites[n]the history of the[n]fallen angels and[n]the creation of[n]Adam and Eve.[n][e]
myth_041
Fairy queen and
wife to Oberon.
She is derived from
Diana in Roman myth
and is immortalized
in Shakespeare's
play, "A Midsummer
Night's Dream."
wife to Oberon.
She is derived from
Diana in Roman myth
and is immortalized
in Shakespeare's
play, "A Midsummer
Night's Dream."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Fairy queen and[n]wife to Oberon.[n]She is derived from [n]Diana in Roman myth[n]and is immortalized[n]in Shakespeare's[n]play, "A Midsummer[n]Night's Dream."[n][e]
myth_042
Fairy king and
husband to Titania.
Was cursed as a
child, and has not
grown any larger
since.
husband to Titania.
Was cursed as a
child, and has not
grown any larger
since.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Fairy king and[n]husband to Titania.[n]Was cursed as a[n]child, and has not[n]grown any larger[n]since.[n][e]
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myth_044
A fairy in German
folklore who carries
a bag of magical
sand, which puts
humans to sleep
when thrown into
their eyes. If the
victim resists, the
Sandman will sit
on their eyelids.
folklore who carries
a bag of magical
sand, which puts
humans to sleep
when thrown into
their eyes. If the
victim resists, the
Sandman will sit
on their eyelids.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A fairy in German[n]folklore who carries[n]a bag of magical[n]sand, which puts[n]humans to sleep[n]when thrown into[n]their eyes. If the[n]victim resists, the[n]Sandman will sit[n]on their eyelids.[n][e]
myth_045
A beautiful fairy
of Irish lore that
yearns for a human
man's love. She
drains her lovers'
lives in return for
granting them
artistic inspiration.
of Irish lore that
yearns for a human
man's love. She
drains her lovers'
lives in return for
granting them
artistic inspiration.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A beautiful fairy[n]of Irish lore that[n]yearns for a human[n]man's love. She[n]drains her lovers'[n]lives in return for[n]granting them[n]artistic inspiration.[n][e]
myth_046
In English myth,
they are fairies
of the forest that
love to play tricks
on people. They
can also be hard
workers when
necessary.
they are fairies
of the forest that
love to play tricks
on people. They
can also be hard
workers when
necessary.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]In English myth,[n]they are fairies[n]of the forest that[n]love to play tricks[n]on people. They[n]can also be hard[n]workers when[n]necessary.[n][e]
myth_047
One of the four
major archangels.
His name means
"Flame of God,"
and he knows all
the celestial
phenomena. He is
the first angel
Satan met on
earth.
major archangels.
His name means
"Flame of God,"
and he knows all
the celestial
phenomena. He is
the first angel
Satan met on
earth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]major archangels.[n]His name means[n]"Flame of God,"[n]and he knows all[n]the celestial[n]phenomena. He is[n]the first angel[n]Satan met on[n]earth.[n][e]
myth_048
A fire giant in
Norse mythology.
He rules the fire
realm, Muspelheim,
and brandishes a
burning sword. At
Ragnarok, he will
set the world
ablaze.
Norse mythology.
He rules the fire
realm, Muspelheim,
and brandishes a
burning sword. At
Ragnarok, he will
set the world
ablaze.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A fire giant in[n]Norse mythology.[n]He rules the fire[n]realm, Muspelheim,[n]and brandishes a[n]burning sword. At[n]Ragnarok, he will[n]set the world[n]ablaze.[n][e]
myth_049
The third of the
nine orders of
angels. It is said
that they carry
the throne of God.
They are angels of
knowledge.
nine orders of
angels. It is said
that they carry
the throne of God.
They are angels of
knowledge.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The third of the[n]nine orders of[n]angels. It is said[n]that they carry[n]the throne of God.[n]They are angels of[n]knowledge.[n][e]
myth_050
The god of war in
Greek myth. Other
gods despised
him for his cruel
and violent nature.
Opposed Athena,
who represented
strategic warfare.
Greek myth. Other
gods despised
him for his cruel
and violent nature.
Opposed Athena,
who represented
strategic warfare.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The god of war in[n]Greek myth. Other[n]gods despised[n]him for his cruel[n]and violent nature.[n]Opposed Athena,[n]who represented[n]strategic warfare.[n][e]
myth_051
The children of
Gaia and Uranus in
Greek myth. They
ruled the land as
gods before the
Olympians
overthrew them.
Gaia and Uranus in
Greek myth. They
ruled the land as
gods before the
Olympians
overthrew them.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The children of[n]Gaia and Uranus in[n]Greek myth. They[n]ruled the land as[n]gods before the[n]Olympians[n]overthrew them.[n][e]
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myth_053
One of the four
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in
Shinto teachings.
It is associated
with aggression.
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in
Shinto teachings.
It is associated
with aggression.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of the[n]human soul, as[n]described in[n]Shinto teachings.[n]It is associated[n]with aggression.[n][e]
myth_054
"Choosers of the
slain" in Norse
mythology. Armed
with shining armor
and spears, they
look for brave
warriors to take
to Valhalla, so
that they may
fight in Ragnarok.
slain" in Norse
mythology. Armed
with shining armor
and spears, they
look for brave
warriors to take
to Valhalla, so
that they may
fight in Ragnarok.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]"Choosers of the[n]slain" in Norse[n]mythology. Armed[n]with shining armor[n]and spears, they[n]look for brave[n]warriors to take[n]to Valhalla, so[n]that they may[n]fight in Ragnarok.[n][e]
myth_055
An angel of
Gnosticism, said
to be born from
Sophia. In the
Bible, he is
mentioned as a
righteous king.
Gnosticism, said
to be born from
Sophia. In the
Bible, he is
mentioned as a
righteous king.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An angel of[n]Gnosticism, said[n]to be born from[n]Sophia. In the[n]Bible, he is[n]mentioned as a[n]righteous king.[n][e]
myth_056
The fourth of the
nine orders of
angels. Their
duty is to oversee
the other angels.
It is said that
the success or
failure of nations
is decided by
these angels.
nine orders of
angels. Their
duty is to oversee
the other angels.
It is said that
the success or
failure of nations
is decided by
these angels.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The fourth of the[n]nine orders of[n]angels. Their [n]duty is to oversee[n]the other angels.[n]It is said that[n]the success or[n]failure of nations[n]is decided by[n]these angels.[n][e]
myth_057
The German name of
the hero in the
epic poem of the
Nibelungenlied.
The dragon Fafnir's
blood made him
invincible, but a
single leaf on his
back resulted in a
weak spot.
the hero in the
epic poem of the
Nibelungenlied.
The dragon Fafnir's
blood made him
invincible, but a
single leaf on his
back resulted in a
weak spot.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The German name of[n]the hero in the[n]epic poem of the[n]Nibelungenlied.[n]The dragon Fafnir's[n]blood made him[n]invincible, but a[n]single leaf on his[n]back resulted in a[n]weak spot.[n][e]
myth_058
The fifth of the
nine orders of
angels, also known
as "The Shining
Ones." They work
miracles and
support those
struggling with
their faith.
nine orders of
angels, also known
as "The Shining
Ones." They work
miracles and
support those
struggling with
their faith.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The fifth of the[n]nine orders of[n]angels, also known[n]as "The Shining[n]Ones." They work [n]miracles and[n]support those[n]struggling with[n]their faith.[n][e]
myth_059
The sixth of the
nine orders of
angels. It is said
that they were the
first order to be
created. Their
duty is to protect
human souls from
demons.
nine orders of
angels. It is said
that they were the
first order to be
created. Their
duty is to protect
human souls from
demons.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The sixth of the[n]nine orders of[n]angels. It is said[n]that they were the[n]first order to be[n]created. Their[n]duty is to protect[n]human souls from[n]demons.[n][e]
myth_060
Eighth of the nine
orders of angels.
Their duty is to
minister to humans
and deliver
messages. They are
at constant war
with the fallen
angels.
orders of angels.
Their duty is to
minister to humans
and deliver
messages. They are
at constant war
with the fallen
angels.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Eighth of the nine [n]orders of angels.[n]Their duty is to[n]minister to humans[n]and deliver[n]messages. They are[n]at constant war[n]with the fallen[n]angels.[n][e]
myth_061
Ninth of the nine
orders of angels.
The "watchers" who
never sleep. Among
these are the
guardian angels
who are assigned
to every human at
birth.
orders of angels.
The "watchers" who
never sleep. Among
these are the
guardian angels
who are assigned
to every human at
birth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Ninth of the nine [n]orders of angels.[n]The "watchers" who[n]never sleep. Among[n]these are the[n]guardian angels[n]who are assigned[n]to every human at[n]birth.[n][e]
myth_062
Japanese god of
words, thought to
be the deification
of echoes. Said to
proclaim good and
bad in a single
word, and all
words uttered by
him come true.
words, thought to
be the deification
of echoes. Said to
proclaim good and
bad in a single
word, and all
words uttered by
him come true.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Japanese god of[n]words, thought to[n]be the deification[n]of echoes. Said to[n]proclaim good and[n]bad in a single[n]word, and all[n]words uttered by[n]him come true.[n][e]
myth_063
A one-eyed, one-
legged monster said
to live deep in the
mountains of Kumano,
Japan. Believed to
be the degraded
blacksmith god,
Ameno-me-hitotsu-
no-kami.
legged monster said
to live deep in the
mountains of Kumano,
Japan. Believed to
be the degraded
blacksmith god,
Ameno-me-hitotsu-
no-kami.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A one-eyed, one-[n]legged monster said[n]to live deep in the[n]mountains of Kumano,[n]Japan. Believed to[n]be the degraded[n]blacksmith god,[n]Ameno-me-hitotsu-[n]no-kami.[n][e]
myth_064
The general of Hell,
he keeps watch over
other demons. One
of the greatest
necromancers in Hell,
he can control souls
and corpses.
he keeps watch over
other demons. One
of the greatest
necromancers in Hell,
he can control souls
and corpses.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The general of Hell,[n]he keeps watch over[n]other demons. One[n]of the greatest[n]necromancers in Hell,[n]he can control souls[n]and corpses.[n][e]
myth_065
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia. He comes
in the shape of a
star and has vast
knowledge of herbs
and jewels. He can
also control birds
at will.
demons of the
Goetia. He comes
in the shape of a
star and has vast
knowledge of herbs
and jewels. He can
also control birds
at will.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia. He comes[n]in the shape of a[n]star and has vast[n]knowledge of herbs[n]and jewels. He can[n]also control birds[n]at will.[n][e]
myth_066
Demonic governor of
the deadly sin of
sloth, who also
excels at invention
and discovery. May
derive from Ba'al
Pe'or, Syrian god
of abundant crops.
the deadly sin of
sloth, who also
excels at invention
and discovery. May
derive from Ba'al
Pe'or, Syrian god
of abundant crops.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Demonic governor of[n]the deadly sin of[n]sloth, who also[n]excels at invention[n]and discovery. May[n]derive from Ba'al[n]Pe'or, Syrian god[n]of abundant crops.[n][e]
myth_067
A demoness in
Japanese mythology
that lives in Yomi,
the netherworld.
She is the first
demon Izanami
sends after Izanagi.
Japanese mythology
that lives in Yomi,
the netherworld.
She is the first
demon Izanami
sends after Izanagi.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A demoness in[n]Japanese mythology[n]that lives in Yomi,[n]the netherworld.[n]She is the first[n]demon Izanami[n]sends after Izanagi.[n][e]
myth_068
A type of Preta in
Hindu and Buddhist
myth. Classified as
"powerful ghosts,"
they have varying
shapes and forms.
They can control
the dead and eat
humans.
Hindu and Buddhist
myth. Classified as
"powerful ghosts,"
they have varying
shapes and forms.
They can control
the dead and eat
humans.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A type of Preta in[n]Hindu and Buddhist[n]myth. Classified as[n]"powerful ghosts,"[n]they have varying[n]shapes and forms.[n]They can control[n]the dead and eat[n]humans.[n][e]
myth_069
Goddesses of fate
in Norse myth. They
live below the
roots of Yggdrasil
and weave the
threads of fate,
which even the
gods are bound by.
in Norse myth. They
live below the
roots of Yggdrasil
and weave the
threads of fate,
which even the
gods are bound by.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Goddesses of fate[n]in Norse myth. They[n]live below the[n]roots of Yggdrasil[n]and weave the[n]threads of fate,[n]which even the[n]gods are bound by.[n][e]
myth_070
One of the three
Moirae Sisters in
Greek mythology.
She cuts the life
threads of those
whose time has
come.
Moirae Sisters in
Greek mythology.
She cuts the life
threads of those
whose time has
come.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the three[n]Moirae Sisters in[n]Greek mythology.[n]She cuts the life[n]threads of those[n]whose time has[n]come.[n][e]
myth_071
The Babylonian lord
of wind and scorching
sands. Has a lion's
head and arms, eagle-
clawed feet, bird
wings, and deadly
poison. The diseases
he spreads can only
be cured by magical
means.
of wind and scorching
sands. Has a lion's
head and arms, eagle-
clawed feet, bird
wings, and deadly
poison. The diseases
he spreads can only
be cured by magical
means.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Babylonian lord[n]of wind and scorching[n]sands. Has a lion's[n]head and arms, eagle-[n]clawed feet, bird[n]wings, and deadly[n]poison. The diseases[n]he spreads can only[n]be cured by magical[n]means.[n][e]
myth_072
One of the three
Moirae Sisters in
Greek mythology.
She is the
apportioner,
measuring the
thread which
determines each
person's lifespan.
Moirae Sisters in
Greek mythology.
She is the
apportioner,
measuring the
thread which
determines each
person's lifespan.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the three[n]Moirae Sisters in[n]Greek mythology.[n]She is the[n]apportioner,[n]measuring the[n]thread which[n]determines each[n]person's lifespan.[n][e]
myth_073
One of the four
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in Shinto
teachings. It is
said to bring good
luck in hunting
and fishing.
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in Shinto
teachings. It is
said to bring good
luck in hunting
and fishing.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of the[n]human soul, as[n]described in Shinto[n]teachings. It is[n]said to bring good[n]luck in hunting[n]and fishing.[n][e]
myth_074
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia. He looks
like a knight and
has the power to
see things to come.
He also knows
much about wars.
demons of the
Goetia. He looks
like a knight and
has the power to
see things to come.
He also knows
much about wars.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia. He looks[n]like a knight and[n]has the power to[n]see things to come.[n]He also knows[n]much about wars.[n][e]
myth_075
One of the three
Moirae Sisters in
Greek mythology.
She spins the
threads of fate.
Moirae Sisters in
Greek mythology.
She spins the
threads of fate.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the three[n]Moirae Sisters in[n]Greek mythology.[n]She spins the[n]threads of fate.[n][e]
myth_076
Roman goddess of
luck. Her Greek
counterpart is
Tyche. Originally
a goddess of
fertility, she later
became known as
the spinner of the
Wheel of Fortune.
luck. Her Greek
counterpart is
Tyche. Originally
a goddess of
fertility, she later
became known as
the spinner of the
Wheel of Fortune.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Roman goddess of[n]luck. Her Greek[n]counterpart is[n]Tyche. Originally[n]a goddess of [n]fertility, she later[n]became known as[n]the spinner of the[n]Wheel of Fortune.[n][e]
myth_077
Norse thunder god,
and son of Odin.
He wears the belt
Megingjard, which
doubles his power.
Lightning flashes
whenever he throws
his hammer, Mjolnir.
and son of Odin.
He wears the belt
Megingjard, which
doubles his power.
Lightning flashes
whenever he throws
his hammer, Mjolnir.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Norse thunder god,[n]and son of Odin.[n]He wears the belt[n]Megingjard, which [n]doubles his power.[n]Lightning flashes[n]whenever he throws[n]his hammer, Mjolnir.[n][e]
myth_078
An evil spirit of
Murngin mythology,
believed to be
reborn shadows.
They kidnap and eat
children, and
strike down
sorcerers who use
black magic.
Murngin mythology,
believed to be
reborn shadows.
They kidnap and eat
children, and
strike down
sorcerers who use
black magic.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An evil spirit of[n]Murngin mythology,[n]believed to be[n]reborn shadows.[n]They kidnap and eat[n]children, and[n]strike down[n]sorcerers who use[n]black magic.[n][e]
myth_079
The "destroyer"
and angel of the
bottomless pit, as
described in
ancient scriptures.
He controls locusts
and uses them to
cause massive
destruction to
villages.
and angel of the
bottomless pit, as
described in
ancient scriptures.
He controls locusts
and uses them to
cause massive
destruction to
villages.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The "destroyer"[n]and angel of the[n]bottomless pit, as[n]described in[n]ancient scriptures.[n]He controls locusts[n]and uses them to[n]cause massive[n]destruction to[n]villages.[n][e]
myth_080
One of the 72 demons
of the Goetia. It
led the cities of
Sodom and Gomorrah
to ruin, and
prosecuted Jesus.
Those who summon
Belial are granted
high social status.
of the Goetia. It
led the cities of
Sodom and Gomorrah
to ruin, and
prosecuted Jesus.
Those who summon
Belial are granted
high social status.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72 demons[n]of the Goetia. It[n]led the cities of[n]Sodom and Gomorrah[n]to ruin, and[n]prosecuted Jesus.[n]Those who summon[n]Belial are granted[n]high social status.[n][e]
myth_081
A hero of Hindu
descent. He can
transform into
anything, fly and
has great strength.
He performed many
heroic deeds in the
Ramayana. He is
depicted as a
monkey.
descent. He can
transform into
anything, fly and
has great strength.
He performed many
heroic deeds in the
Ramayana. He is
depicted as a
monkey.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A hero of Hindu[n]descent. He can[n]transform into[n]anything, fly and[n]has great strength.[n]He performed many[n]heroic deeds in the[n]Ramayana. He is[n]depicted as a[n]monkey.[n][e]
myth_082
A Japanese general
of the Genpei War
near the end of the
Heian era and start
of the Kamakura era.
His bold ingenuity
and ruthless skill
with a blade are
still praised in
Japan today.
of the Genpei War
near the end of the
Heian era and start
of the Kamakura era.
His bold ingenuity
and ruthless skill
with a blade are
still praised in
Japan today.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Japanese general[n]of the Genpei War[n]near the end of the[n]Heian era and start[n]of the Kamakura era.[n]His bold ingenuity[n]and ruthless skill[n]with a blade are[n]still praised in[n]Japan today.[n][e]
myth_083
Indian god who
repels evil, known
as Daikokuten in
Buddhism. Its swords
are fearsome, but
by paying tribute
to him, believers
may be blessed with
tremendous wealth
and happiness.
repels evil, known
as Daikokuten in
Buddhism. Its swords
are fearsome, but
by paying tribute
to him, believers
may be blessed with
tremendous wealth
and happiness.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Indian god who[n]repels evil, known[n]as Daikokuten in[n]Buddhism. Its swords[n]are fearsome, but[n]by paying tribute[n]to him, believers[n]may be blessed with[n]tremendous wealth[n]and happiness.[n][e]
myth_084
A god of Phrygian
descent. He was
Cybele's son and
consort, but
castrated himself
and died. Cybele
resurrected him as
a pine. He came to
represent rebirth.
descent. He was
Cybele's son and
consort, but
castrated himself
and died. Cybele
resurrected him as
a pine. He came to
represent rebirth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A god of Phrygian[n]descent. He was[n]Cybele's son and[n]consort, but[n]castrated himself[n]and died. Cybele[n]resurrected him as[n]a pine. He came to[n]represent rebirth.[n][e]
myth_085
A giant serpent of
Hindu mythology.
It is said the gods
and demons used him
to churn the sea of
milk. The strain
caused him to
exhale incredibly
potent venom, but
Shiva swallowed it.
Hindu mythology.
It is said the gods
and demons used him
to churn the sea of
milk. The strain
caused him to
exhale incredibly
potent venom, but
Shiva swallowed it.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A giant serpent of[n]Hindu mythology.[n]It is said the gods[n]and demons used him[n]to churn the sea of[n]milk. The strain[n]caused him to[n]exhale incredibly[n]potent venom, but[n]Shiva swallowed it.[n][e]
myth_086
The two-headed pet
dog belonging to
the giant Geryon,
in Greek myth. He
guarded a herd of
red oxen, and
fought Hercules.
dog belonging to
the giant Geryon,
in Greek myth. He
guarded a herd of
red oxen, and
fought Hercules.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The two-headed pet[n]dog belonging to[n]the giant Geryon,[n]in Greek myth. He[n]guarded a herd of[n]red oxen, and[n]fought Hercules.[n][e]
myth_087
A Scottish fairy
knight who protected
the glen called
Carterhaugh. He was
once human, but was
captured by the
Queen of the Fairies
and lived as one
of them thereafter.
knight who protected
the glen called
Carterhaugh. He was
once human, but was
captured by the
Queen of the Fairies
and lived as one
of them thereafter.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Scottish fairy[n]knight who protected[n]the glen called[n]Carterhaugh. He was[n]once human, but was[n]captured by the[n]Queen of the Fairies[n]and lived as one[n]of them thereafter.[n][e]
myth_088
A spirit of wind
and fire appearing
in Arabian lore.
It can transform
at will and grant
wishes to those
who release it
from its bottle
or jar.
and fire appearing
in Arabian lore.
It can transform
at will and grant
wishes to those
who release it
from its bottle
or jar.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A spirit of wind[n]and fire appearing[n]in Arabian lore.[n]It can transform[n]at will and grant[n]wishes to those[n]who release it[n]from its bottle[n]or jar.[n][e]
myth_089
A giant monster
in Hindu myth.
Its mouth is so
enormous that it
can swallow all of
space, along with
all gods. Its name
means "intoxicator."
in Hindu myth.
Its mouth is so
enormous that it
can swallow all of
space, along with
all gods. Its name
means "intoxicator."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A giant monster[n]in Hindu myth.[n]Its mouth is so[n]enormous that it[n]can swallow all of[n]space, along with[n]all gods. Its name[n]means "intoxicator."[n][e]
myth_090
One of the four
horsemen of the
Apocalypse in the
Book of Revelation,
he rides a white
horse with a bow
in hand. A crown
was granted to him,
and he promises
victory.
horsemen of the
Apocalypse in the
Book of Revelation,
he rides a white
horse with a bow
in hand. A crown
was granted to him,
and he promises
victory.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]horsemen of the[n]Apocalypse in the[n]Book of Revelation,[n]he rides a white[n]horse with a bow[n]in hand. A crown[n]was granted to him,[n]and he promises[n]victory.[n][e]
myth_091
A ghost who appears
as a young blonde
girl. She seems
young, but has
formidable magic
powers. Some say
she's the ghost of
a poor English girl
who died an
unfortunate death.
as a young blonde
girl. She seems
young, but has
formidable magic
powers. Some say
she's the ghost of
a poor English girl
who died an
unfortunate death.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A ghost who appears[n]as a young blonde[n]girl. She seems[n]young, but has[n]formidable magic[n]powers. Some say[n]she's the ghost of[n]a poor English girl[n]who died an[n]unfortunate death.[n][e]
myth_092
The Egyptian god
of the desert,
chaos, and evil.
He murdered his
brother, Osiris, and
tried to become
chief god, but was
castrated by
Osiris's son, Horus.
of the desert,
chaos, and evil.
He murdered his
brother, Osiris, and
tried to become
chief god, but was
castrated by
Osiris's son, Horus.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Egyptian god[n]of the desert,[n]chaos, and evil.[n]He murdered his[n]brother, Osiris, and[n]tried to become[n]chief god, but was[n]castrated by[n]Osiris's son, Horus.[n][e]
myth_093
The Canaanite god
of death. Every
year he attempts
to kill Baal, the
god of fertility,
only to see him
raised from the
dead with the help
of Baal's sister,
Anat.
of death. Every
year he attempts
to kill Baal, the
god of fertility,
only to see him
raised from the
dead with the help
of Baal's sister,
Anat.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Canaanite god[n]of death. Every[n]year he attempts[n]to kill Baal, the[n]god of fertility,[n]only to see him[n]raised from the[n]dead with the help[n]of Baal's sister,[n]Anat.[n][e]
myth_094
A mysterious angel
with the name
"poison of God."
He is often shown
as a serpent.
Opinions differ on
whether he is
fallen or not, but
either way, he is
linked with death.
with the name
"poison of God."
He is often shown
as a serpent.
Opinions differ on
whether he is
fallen or not, but
either way, he is
linked with death.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A mysterious angel[n]with the name[n]"poison of God."[n]He is often shown[n]as a serpent. [n]Opinions differ on[n]whether he is[n]fallen or not, but[n]either way, he is[n]linked with death.[n][e]
myth_095
The tigress mount
of the goddess
Durga, of Hindu
myth. Durga was born
to defeat the Asura
Mahisha, and Gdon
was granted to her
to help complete
the task.
of the goddess
Durga, of Hindu
myth. Durga was born
to defeat the Asura
Mahisha, and Gdon
was granted to her
to help complete
the task.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The tigress mount[n]of the goddess[n]Durga, of Hindu[n]myth. Durga was born[n]to defeat the Asura[n]Mahisha, and Gdon[n]was granted to her[n]to help complete[n]the task.[n][e]
myth_096
A hideous female
monster with poison
fangs and snakes
instead of hair.
Her name is Greek
for "terrible."
After Perseus took
her head, he offered
it to the gods who
helped him slay her.
monster with poison
fangs and snakes
instead of hair.
Her name is Greek
for "terrible."
After Perseus took
her head, he offered
it to the gods who
helped him slay her.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A hideous female[n]monster with poison[n]fangs and snakes[n]instead of hair.[n]Her name is Greek[n]for "terrible."[n]After Perseus took[n]her head, he offered[n]it to the gods who[n]helped him slay her.[n][e]
myth_097
A spiritual attendant
to humans in Norse
myth. She is known
as both a goddess
of farming and war,
though some see her
as a low-ranking
servant of the
valkyries.
to humans in Norse
myth. She is known
as both a goddess
of farming and war,
though some see her
as a low-ranking
servant of the
valkyries.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A spiritual attendant[n]to humans in Norse[n]myth. She is known[n]as both a goddess[n]of farming and war,[n]though some see her[n]as a low-ranking[n]servant of the[n]valkyries.[n][e]
myth_098
One of the four
major angels, he is
at the top of the
angel hierarchy.
Carries a long
sword that can cut
through anything.
His name means,
"Who is like God?"
major angels, he is
at the top of the
angel hierarchy.
Carries a long
sword that can cut
through anything.
His name means,
"Who is like God?"
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]major angels, he is[n]at the top of the[n]angel hierarchy.[n]Carries a long[n]sword that can cut[n]through anything.[n]His name means,[n]"Who is like God?"[n][e]
myth_099
One of the Ssu-
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction west,
the season of
autumn, and the
element of metal.
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction west,
the season of
autumn, and the
element of metal.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Ssu-[n]Ling, celestial[n]creatures in[n]Chinese myth. It[n]represents the[n]direction west,[n]the season of[n]autumn, and the[n]element of metal.[n][e]
myth_100
One of the Ssu-
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction south,
the season of
summer and the
element of fire.
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction south,
the season of
summer and the
element of fire.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Ssu-[n]Ling, celestial[n]creatures in[n]Chinese myth. It[n]represents the[n]direction south,[n]the season of[n]summer and the[n]element of fire.[n][e]
myth_101
One of the Ssu-
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction east,
the season of
spring, and the
element of wood.
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction east,
the season of
spring, and the
element of wood.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Ssu-[n]Ling, celestial[n]creatures in[n]Chinese myth. It[n]represents the[n]direction east,[n]the season of[n]spring, and the[n]element of wood.[n][e]
myth_102
One of the four
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in
Shinto teachings.
It is associated
with gentleness.
aspects of the
human soul, as
described in
Shinto teachings.
It is associated
with gentleness.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of the[n]human soul, as[n]described in[n]Shinto teachings.[n]It is associated[n]with gentleness.[n][e]
myth_103
One of the Ssu-
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction north,
the season of
winter, and the
element of water.
Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction north,
the season of
winter, and the
element of water.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Ssu-[n]Ling, celestial[n]creatures in[n]Chinese myth. It[n]represents the[n]direction north,[n]the season of[n]winter, and the[n]element of water.[n][e]
myth_104
Demonic Lord of the
Flies, whose insect
minions carry souls
for him to control.
Mentioned in the Bible
as a leader of evil
spirits, and thus
seen as a powerful
demon in Christianity.
Flies, whose insect
minions carry souls
for him to control.
Mentioned in the Bible
as a leader of evil
spirits, and thus
seen as a powerful
demon in Christianity.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Demonic Lord of the[n]Flies, whose insect[n]minions carry souls[n]for him to control.[n]Mentioned in the Bible[n]as a leader of evil[n]spirits, and thus[n]seen as a powerful[n]demon in Christianity.[n][e]
myth_105
The Fiend known as
the "Whore of
Babylon." Riding a
beast with seven
heads and ten
horns, she carries
a golden cup of
abominations, and
the filth of her acts.
the "Whore of
Babylon." Riding a
beast with seven
heads and ten
horns, she carries
a golden cup of
abominations, and
the filth of her acts.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Fiend known as[n]the "Whore of[n]Babylon." Riding a[n]beast with seven[n]heads and ten[n]horns, she carries[n]a golden cup of[n]abominations, and[n]the filth of her acts.[n][e]
myth_106
A powerful shikigami
that can be summoned
by certain onmyodo.
It can cause harm to
others or cure
illness, but its
ordinary temperament
is quite vicious.
that can be summoned
by certain onmyodo.
It can cause harm to
others or cure
illness, but its
ordinary temperament
is quite vicious.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A powerful shikigami[n]that can be summoned[n]by certain onmyodo.[n]It can cause harm to[n]others or cure[n]illness, but its[n]ordinary temperament[n]is quite vicious.[n][e]
myth_107
Said to have been
Adam's first wife.
She refused to
obey him, leaving
Eden to become a
demon of the night.
All theories of
her fall depict
her as unfaithful.
Adam's first wife.
She refused to
obey him, leaving
Eden to become a
demon of the night.
All theories of
her fall depict
her as unfaithful.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Said to have been[n]Adam's first wife.[n]She refused to[n]obey him, leaving[n]Eden to become a[n]demon of the night.[n]All theories of[n]her fall depict[n]her as unfaithful.[n][e]
myth_108
A male demon of
European lore in
medieval times.
They visit sleeping
women and have
sexual intercourse
with them; the
resulting children
become witches
and wizards.
European lore in
medieval times.
They visit sleeping
women and have
sexual intercourse
with them; the
resulting children
become witches
and wizards.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A male demon of[n]European lore in[n]medieval times.[n]They visit sleeping[n]women and have[n]sexual intercourse[n]with them; the[n]resulting children[n]become witches[n]and wizards.[n][e]
myth_109
A female demon of
European lore in
medieval times.
They visit sleeping
men and have sexual
intercourse with
them; the victims
don't wake up, but
may dream of the
encounter.
European lore in
medieval times.
They visit sleeping
men and have sexual
intercourse with
them; the victims
don't wake up, but
may dream of the
encounter.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A female demon of[n]European lore in[n]medieval times.[n]They visit sleeping[n]men and have sexual[n]intercourse with[n]them; the victims[n]don't wake up, but[n]may dream of the[n]encounter.[n][e]
myth_110
Lilith's children.
Like their mother,
they have sex with
men at night.
Their legend
spread to Greece
where they are
known as the
"Empusa."
Like their mother,
they have sex with
men at night.
Their legend
spread to Greece
where they are
known as the
"Empusa."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Lilith's children.[n]Like their mother,[n]they have sex with[n]men at night.[n]Their legend[n]spread to Greece[n]where they are[n]known as the [n]"Empusa."[n][e]
myth_111
The legendary bird
of Chinese myth.
Said to appear only
in times of peace.
It is the ruler of
all birds; when it
dies, birds across
the land chirp with
sadness.
of Chinese myth.
Said to appear only
in times of peace.
It is the ruler of
all birds; when it
dies, birds across
the land chirp with
sadness.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The legendary bird[n]of Chinese myth.[n]Said to appear only[n]in times of peace.[n]It is the ruler of[n]all birds; when it[n]dies, birds across[n]the land chirp with[n]sadness.[n][e]
myth_112
One of the triad
of main deities in
Hindu myth. He is
known as the
destroyer, but is
also related to
regeneration. His
wife is Parvati.
of main deities in
Hindu myth. He is
known as the
destroyer, but is
also related to
regeneration. His
wife is Parvati.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the triad[n]of main deities in[n]Hindu myth. He is[n]known as the[n]destroyer, but is[n]also related to[n]regeneration. His[n]wife is Parvati.[n][e]
myth_113
Taira no Masakado,
hero of the Heian
period. He claimed
the title "Shinno"
(New Emperor) and
rebelled against
the government. He
was killed, but it
is said he became
a demigod.
hero of the Heian
period. He claimed
the title "Shinno"
(New Emperor) and
rebelled against
the government. He
was killed, but it
is said he became
a demigod.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Taira no Masakado,[n]hero of the Heian[n]period. He claimed[n]the title "Shinno"[n](New Emperor) and[n]rebelled against[n]the government. He[n]was killed, but it[n]is said he became[n]a demigod.[n][e]
myth_114
Izanami sent them
after Izanagi at
Yomotsu Hirasaka,
the entrance of
Yomi, the Japanese
land of shadows.
The army of these
monsters is led by
Yomotsu-Shikome.
after Izanagi at
Yomotsu Hirasaka,
the entrance of
Yomi, the Japanese
land of shadows.
The army of these
monsters is led by
Yomotsu-Shikome.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Izanami sent them[n]after Izanagi at[n]Yomotsu Hirasaka,[n]the entrance of[n]Yomi, the Japanese[n]land of shadows.[n]The army of these[n]monsters is led by[n]Yomotsu-Shikome.[n][e]
myth_115
A giant snake with
eight heads that fell
at Susano-o's hands.
The sword that came
out of its tail was
the Ameno-murakumo-
no-tsurugi, also
known as the Sword
of Kusanagi.
eight heads that fell
at Susano-o's hands.
The sword that came
out of its tail was
the Ameno-murakumo-
no-tsurugi, also
known as the Sword
of Kusanagi.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A giant snake with[n]eight heads that fell[n]at Susano-o's hands.[n]The sword that came[n]out of its tail was[n]the Ameno-murakumo-[n]no-tsurugi, also[n]known as the Sword[n]of Kusanagi.[n][e]
myth_116
An evil deity of
Mesopotamian
folklore with
an eagle's body
and a lion's head.
While the god Enlil
purified himself,
Anzu stole the
Tablets of Destiny
from him.
Mesopotamian
folklore with
an eagle's body
and a lion's head.
While the god Enlil
purified himself,
Anzu stole the
Tablets of Destiny
from him.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An evil deity of[n]Mesopotamian[n]folklore with[n]an eagle's body[n]and a lion's head.[n]While the god Enlil[n]purified himself,[n]Anzu stole the[n]Tablets of Destiny[n]from him.[n][e]
myth_117
A fallen angel in
Judeo-Christian
lore whose name
signifies "Morning
Star." Primarily
known for defying
God, but also
worshipped as a
bringer of light
to mankind.
Judeo-Christian
lore whose name
signifies "Morning
Star." Primarily
known for defying
God, but also
worshipped as a
bringer of light
to mankind.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A fallen angel in[n]Judeo-Christian[n]lore whose name[n]signifies "Morning[n]Star." Primarily[n]known for defying[n]God, but also[n]worshipped as a[n]bringer of light[n]to mankind.[n][e]
myth_118
Metatron's twin
brother in Judeo-
Christian lore. He
is the master of
heavenly songs.
It's said that a
human would take
500 years to walk
the length of his
body.
brother in Judeo-
Christian lore. He
is the master of
heavenly songs.
It's said that a
human would take
500 years to walk
the length of his
body.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Metatron's twin[n]brother in Judeo-[n]Christian lore. He[n]is the master of[n]heavenly songs.[n]It's said that a[n]human would take[n]500 years to walk[n]the length of his[n]body.[n][e]
myth_119
A Jack Frost that
wished for evil
powers. This
powerful demon is
born when a cute
Jack Frost
remembers its
nature as a demon.
wished for evil
powers. This
powerful demon is
born when a cute
Jack Frost
remembers its
nature as a demon.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Jack Frost that[n]wished for evil[n]powers. This[n]powerful demon is[n]born when a cute[n]Jack Frost[n]remembers its[n]nature as a demon.[n][e]
myth_120
A divine bird-man
in Hindu myth. He
once fought the
gods, and received
immortality in
exchange for
becoming Vishnu's
carrier.
in Hindu myth. He
once fought the
gods, and received
immortality in
exchange for
becoming Vishnu's
carrier.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A divine bird-man[n]in Hindu myth. He[n]once fought the[n]gods, and received[n]immortality in[n]exchange for[n]becoming Vishnu's[n]carrier.[n][e]
myth_121
One of the four oni
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
it can cause floods
at any time. In the
Taiheiki, Ki no
Tomoo succeeded in
expelling the oni
by reading a
Japanese poem.
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
it can cause floods
at any time. In the
Taiheiki, Ki no
Tomoo succeeded in
expelling the oni
by reading a
Japanese poem.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four oni[n]controlled by[n]Fujiwara no Chikata,[n]it can cause floods[n]at any time. In the[n]Taiheiki, Ki no[n]Tomoo succeeded in[n]expelling the oni[n]by reading a[n]Japanese poem.[n][e]
myth_122
The elephant-headed
god in Hindu myth.
He was originally
created by Parvati
to prevent anyone
from watching her
bathe. Shiva batted
his head off, but
replaced it with an
elephant's head.
god in Hindu myth.
He was originally
created by Parvati
to prevent anyone
from watching her
bathe. Shiva batted
his head off, but
replaced it with an
elephant's head.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The elephant-headed[n]god in Hindu myth.[n]He was originally[n]created by Parvati[n]to prevent anyone[n]from watching her[n]bathe. Shiva batted[n]his head off, but[n]replaced it with an[n]elephant's head.[n][e]
myth_123
Osiris's wife as
well as his younger
sister. Upon the
death of her husband,
she revived him with
her incredible magic
power. Isis is seen
at many gravesites
as the guardian
goddess of the dead.
well as his younger
sister. Upon the
death of her husband,
she revived him with
her incredible magic
power. Isis is seen
at many gravesites
as the guardian
goddess of the dead.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Osiris's wife as[n]well as his younger[n]sister. Upon the[n]death of her husband,[n]she revived him with[n]her incredible magic[n]power. Isis is seen[n]at many gravesites[n]as the guardian[n]goddess of the dead.[n][e]
myth_124
The guardian hound
of Tartarus in Greek
myth. It is the
offspring of Typhon,
the giant of wind,
and Echidna, the
mother of monsters.
Orthrus is its
older brother.
of Tartarus in Greek
myth. It is the
offspring of Typhon,
the giant of wind,
and Echidna, the
mother of monsters.
Orthrus is its
older brother.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The guardian hound[n]of Tartarus in Greek[n]myth. It is the[n]offspring of Typhon,[n]the giant of wind,[n]and Echidna, the[n]mother of monsters.[n]Orthrus is its[n]older brother.[n][e]
myth_125
One of the four oni
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
it sends hurricanes
to blow away its
enemies. Some say
that Fuu-ki is the
original ninja.
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
it sends hurricanes
to blow away its
enemies. Some say
that Fuu-ki is the
original ninja.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four oni[n]controlled by[n]Fujiwara no Chikata,[n]it sends hurricanes[n]to blow away its[n]enemies. Some say[n]that Fuu-ki is the[n]original ninja.[n][e]
myth_126
A brave young man
in Celtic myth.
After defeating a
vicious dog with
his bare hands, he
took up its role
as guardian, and
gave himself a name
meaning "Hound of
Culann."
in Celtic myth.
After defeating a
vicious dog with
his bare hands, he
took up its role
as guardian, and
gave himself a name
meaning "Hound of
Culann."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A brave young man[n]in Celtic myth.[n]After defeating a[n]vicious dog with[n]his bare hands, he[n]took up its role[n]as guardian, and[n]gave himself a name[n]meaning "Hound of[n]Culann."[n][e]
myth_127
A giant elephant
monster of Sri
Lankan myth. It is
typically portrayed
as being ridden by
the Evil One, Mara.
Whoever looks into
its evil eye is
said to be met
with misfortune.
monster of Sri
Lankan myth. It is
typically portrayed
as being ridden by
the Evil One, Mara.
Whoever looks into
its evil eye is
said to be met
with misfortune.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A giant elephant [n]monster of Sri[n]Lankan myth. It is [n]typically portrayed[n]as being ridden by[n]the Evil One, Mara.[n]Whoever looks into[n]its evil eye is[n]said to be met[n]with misfortune.[n][e]
myth_128
A spirit of earth
from Japanese myth,
whose name means
"god of fields."
Though not innately
evil, its temper
may cause it to
attack humans from
behind a tree or
bushes.
from Japanese myth,
whose name means
"god of fields."
Though not innately
evil, its temper
may cause it to
attack humans from
behind a tree or
bushes.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A spirit of earth[n]from Japanese myth,[n]whose name means[n]"god of fields."[n]Though not innately[n]evil, its temper[n]may cause it to[n]attack humans from[n]behind a tree or[n]bushes.[n][e]
myth_129
The spirit who
said, "For we are
many," in ancient
scriptures. The
name comes from
the Roman military
term for an army
unit of 3,000 to
6,000 men.
said, "For we are
many," in ancient
scriptures. The
name comes from
the Roman military
term for an army
unit of 3,000 to
6,000 men.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The spirit who[n]said, "For we are[n]many," in ancient[n]scriptures. The[n]name comes from[n]the Roman military[n]term for an army[n]unit of 3,000 to[n]6,000 men.[n][e]
myth_130
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia. He rides
a gigantic horse
and burns those
without manners.
He is the duke of
Hell.
demons of the
Goetia. He rides
a gigantic horse
and burns those
without manners.
He is the duke of
Hell.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia. He rides[n]a gigantic horse[n]and burns those[n]without manners.[n]He is the duke of[n]Hell.[n][e]
myth_131
The Roman god of
agriculture. He is
commonly identified
with Cronus. In an
attempt to prevent
his destiny, he ate
his children, but
was overthrown as
was fated.
agriculture. He is
commonly identified
with Cronus. In an
attempt to prevent
his destiny, he ate
his children, but
was overthrown as
was fated.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Roman god of[n]agriculture. He is[n]commonly identified[n]with Cronus. In an[n]attempt to prevent[n]his destiny, he ate[n]his children, but[n]was overthrown as[n]was fated.[n][e]
myth_132
One of the major
gods in Hindu myth,
he is the preserver
of the universe.
It is believed that
he will descend to
earth ten times to
maintain the
balance of power.
gods in Hindu myth,
he is the preserver
of the universe.
It is believed that
he will descend to
earth ten times to
maintain the
balance of power.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the major[n]gods in Hindu myth,[n]he is the preserver[n]of the universe.[n]It is believed that[n]he will descend to[n]earth ten times to[n]maintain the[n]balance of power.[n][e]
myth_133
A mystical creature
in Balinese lore.
It represents good
and is Rangda's
eternal rival.
Even if defeated,
it will be reborn.
The result is a
never-ending
struggle.
in Balinese lore.
It represents good
and is Rangda's
eternal rival.
Even if defeated,
it will be reborn.
The result is a
never-ending
struggle.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A mystical creature[n]in Balinese lore.[n]It represents good[n]and is Rangda's[n]eternal rival.[n]Even if defeated,[n]it will be reborn. [n]The result is a [n]never-ending[n]struggle.[n][e]
myth_134
One of the 72 demons
of the Goetia. He
appears wherever
there is battle to
stoke the hatred
within the soldiers.
He teaches those
who summon him how
to defeat their
enemies.
of the Goetia. He
appears wherever
there is battle to
stoke the hatred
within the soldiers.
He teaches those
who summon him how
to defeat their
enemies.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72 demons[n]of the Goetia. He[n]appears wherever[n]there is battle to[n]stoke the hatred[n]within the soldiers.[n]He teaches those[n]who summon him how[n]to defeat their[n]enemies.[n][e]
myth_135
An ancient god of
Egypt whose eyes
are the sun and
moon. Revered by
some as the chief
god, and often
depicted as a hawk
or a falcon.
Egypt whose eyes
are the sun and
moon. Revered by
some as the chief
god, and often
depicted as a hawk
or a falcon.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An ancient god of[n]Egypt whose eyes[n]are the sun and[n]moon. Revered by[n]some as the chief[n]god, and often[n]depicted as a hawk[n]or a falcon.[n][e]
myth_136
The 4th avatar of
Vishnu. He took
this form to defeat
Hiranyakashipu, who
can't be killed by
human, animal or
deva, and killed
his foe at dusk,
since he couldn't
die at other times.
Vishnu. He took
this form to defeat
Hiranyakashipu, who
can't be killed by
human, animal or
deva, and killed
his foe at dusk,
since he couldn't
die at other times.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The 4th avatar of[n]Vishnu. He took[n]this form to defeat[n]Hiranyakashipu, who[n]can't be killed by[n]human, animal or[n]deva, and killed[n]his foe at dusk,[n]since he couldn't[n]die at other times.[n][e]
myth_137
A spirit formed of a
long-lived wildcat.
It disguises itself
as a beautiful woman
to take vitality
from men. Some say
other demon animals
collect vitality in
order to become
Senri themselves.
long-lived wildcat.
It disguises itself
as a beautiful woman
to take vitality
from men. Some say
other demon animals
collect vitality in
order to become
Senri themselves.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A spirit formed of a[n]long-lived wildcat.[n]It disguises itself[n]as a beautiful woman[n]to take vitality[n]from men. Some say[n]other demon animals[n]collect vitality in[n]order to become[n]Senri themselves.[n][e]
myth_138
One of the four oni
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
its body is so hard
that no weapons
could penetrate it.
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
its body is so hard
that no weapons
could penetrate it.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four oni[n]controlled by[n]Fujiwara no Chikata,[n]its body is so hard[n]that no weapons[n]could penetrate it.[n][e]
myth_139
The king of Asuras
in Hindu myth. His
name is Maha
Vairocana (One Who
Shines On All). In
Buddhism, he is
known as Dainichi
Nyorai.
in Hindu myth. His
name is Maha
Vairocana (One Who
Shines On All). In
Buddhism, he is
known as Dainichi
Nyorai.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The king of Asuras[n]in Hindu myth. His[n]name is Maha[n]Vairocana (One Who[n]Shines On All). In[n]Buddhism, he is[n]known as Dainichi[n]Nyorai.[n][e]
myth_140
One of the most
important angels
in the hierarchy,
yet the most
mysterious. He is
the scribe and
advocate of Heaven.
important angels
in the hierarchy,
yet the most
mysterious. He is
the scribe and
advocate of Heaven.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the most[n]important angels[n]in the hierarchy,[n]yet the most[n]mysterious. He is[n]the scribe and[n]advocate of Heaven.[n][e]
myth_141
The prince of
darkness in Judeo-
Christian lore,
known for his role
as the snake that
tempted Adam and
Eve at Eden. It is
also said he is
sent by God to
test man's piety.
darkness in Judeo-
Christian lore,
known for his role
as the snake that
tempted Adam and
Eve at Eden. It is
also said he is
sent by God to
test man's piety.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The prince of[n]darkness in Judeo-[n]Christian lore,[n]known for his role[n]as the snake that [n]tempted Adam and[n]Eve at Eden. It is[n]also said he is[n]sent by God to[n]test man's piety.[n][e]
myth_142
One of the four
major angels. She
is also the only
female angel at
this rank. Her name
comes from the
Sumerian word for
"governor."
major angels. She
is also the only
female angel at
this rank. Her name
comes from the
Sumerian word for
"governor."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]major angels. She[n]is also the only[n]female angel at[n]this rank. Her name[n]comes from the[n]Sumerian word for[n]"governor."[n][e]
myth_143
According to
Chinese myth,
Hokuto Seikun, or
"Wise Man of the
North Star,"
determines the
moment that one
is born.
Chinese myth,
Hokuto Seikun, or
"Wise Man of the
North Star,"
determines the
moment that one
is born.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]According to[n]Chinese myth,[n]Hokuto Seikun, or[n]"Wise Man of the[n]North Star,"[n]determines the[n]moment that one[n]is born.[n][e]
myth_144
Angels said to
sound the trumpets
at the apocalypse.
Each trumpet brings
more plagues and
disasters, turning
the earth into a
land of death and
suffering.
sound the trumpets
at the apocalypse.
Each trumpet brings
more plagues and
disasters, turning
the earth into a
land of death and
suffering.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Angels said to[n]sound the trumpets[n]at the apocalypse.[n]Each trumpet brings[n]more plagues and[n]disasters, turning[n]the earth into a[n]land of death and[n]suffering.[n][e]
myth_145
The jackal-headed
god of Egyptian
myth. He weighs
the hearts of the
dead to determine
their final
destination. He is
also associated
with embalming.
god of Egyptian
myth. He weighs
the hearts of the
dead to determine
their final
destination. He is
also associated
with embalming.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The jackal-headed[n]god of Egyptian[n]myth. He weighs[n]the hearts of the[n]dead to determine[n]their final[n]destination. He is[n]also associated[n]with embalming.[n][e]
myth_146
A deity of Chinese
mythology, also
known as Zhongtan
Yuanshuai. He
committed suicide
to atone for
killing a Dragon
King, but was
brought back to
life as a lotus.
mythology, also
known as Zhongtan
Yuanshuai. He
committed suicide
to atone for
killing a Dragon
King, but was
brought back to
life as a lotus.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A deity of Chinese[n]mythology, also[n]known as Zhongtan[n]Yuanshuai. He[n]committed suicide[n]to atone for[n]killing a Dragon[n]King, but was[n]brought back to[n]life as a lotus.[n][e]
myth_147
One of the four oni
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata.
By eliminating its
aura and preventing
others from sensing
its presence, it was
able to surprise its
enemies.
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata.
By eliminating its
aura and preventing
others from sensing
its presence, it was
able to surprise its
enemies.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four oni[n]controlled by[n]Fujiwara no Chikata.[n]By eliminating its[n]aura and preventing[n]others from sensing[n]its presence, it was[n]able to surprise its[n]enemies.[n][e]
myth_148
The leader of a swarm
of pixies. Any pixie
in a leadership role,
or with remarkable
power, is called by
this name.
of pixies. Any pixie
in a leadership role,
or with remarkable
power, is called by
this name.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The leader of a swarm[n]of pixies. Any pixie[n]in a leadership role,[n]or with remarkable[n]power, is called by[n]this name.[n][e]
myth_149
A female demon in
Hindu myth. Originally
a Dravidian fertility
goddess, the spread
of Hinduism changed
perception of her to
a demonic figure.
Usually depicted as
a voluptuous, nude
female.
Hindu myth. Originally
a Dravidian fertility
goddess, the spread
of Hinduism changed
perception of her to
a demonic figure.
Usually depicted as
a voluptuous, nude
female.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A female demon in[n]Hindu myth. Originally[n]a Dravidian fertility[n]goddess, the spread[n]of Hinduism changed[n]perception of her to[n]a demonic figure.[n]Usually depicted as[n]a voluptuous, nude[n]female.[n][e]
myth_150
A spirit from Chinese
legend, shaped like
a sheep, that can
see through any lie.
It occasionally
appears in the human
world to punish
evildoers with the
power stored in its
sharp horn.
legend, shaped like
a sheep, that can
see through any lie.
It occasionally
appears in the human
world to punish
evildoers with the
power stored in its
sharp horn.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A spirit from Chinese[n]legend, shaped like[n]a sheep, that can[n]see through any lie.[n]It occasionally[n]appears in the human[n]world to punish[n]evildoers with the[n]power stored in its[n]sharp horn.[n][e]
myth_151
Egyptian moon god
that takes the form
of a baboon. He is
the measurer of time,
and gave Isis the
power to resurrect
Osiris after he was
killed by the evil
god Seth.
that takes the form
of a baboon. He is
the measurer of time,
and gave Isis the
power to resurrect
Osiris after he was
killed by the evil
god Seth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Egyptian moon god[n]that takes the form[n]of a baboon. He is[n]the measurer of time,[n]and gave Isis the[n]power to resurrect[n]Osiris after he was[n]killed by the evil[n]god Seth.[n][e]
myth_152
A dog fairy in
Scottish folklore.
Its main duties are
to transport fairies
and be a watchdog.
It can transfix a
target it's chasing
by barking three
times.
Scottish folklore.
Its main duties are
to transport fairies
and be a watchdog.
It can transfix a
target it's chasing
by barking three
times.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A dog fairy in[n]Scottish folklore.[n]Its main duties are[n]to transport fairies[n]and be a watchdog.[n]It can transfix a[n]target it's chasing[n]by barking three[n]times.[n][e]
myth_153
A cryptid sighted in
West Virginia from the
60s to 80s. Named for
the finlike appendages
on the sides of his
body. Said to keenly
sense blood, so as to
track the source and
feed on it.
West Virginia from the
60s to 80s. Named for
the finlike appendages
on the sides of his
body. Said to keenly
sense blood, so as to
track the source and
feed on it.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A cryptid sighted in[n]West Virginia from the[n]60s to 80s. Named for[n]the finlike appendages[n]on the sides of his[n]body. Said to keenly[n]sense blood, so as to[n]track the source and[n]feed on it.[n][e]
myth_154
An evil monster of
Japanese lore known
for its hideous
appearance and brute
strength. They loot
and plunder villages,
massacring the
townspeople with
their iron clubs.
Japanese lore known
for its hideous
appearance and brute
strength. They loot
and plunder villages,
massacring the
townspeople with
their iron clubs.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An evil monster of[n]Japanese lore known[n]for its hideous[n]appearance and brute[n]strength. They loot[n]and plunder villages,[n]massacring the[n]townspeople with[n]their iron clubs.[n][e]
myth_155
A divine wolf from
Japanese lore. It
had the power to
protect people from
fire or theft, but
they also feared it
because the Makami
would sometimes
eat them.
Japanese lore. It
had the power to
protect people from
fire or theft, but
they also feared it
because the Makami
would sometimes
eat them.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A divine wolf from[n]Japanese lore. It[n]had the power to[n]protect people from[n]fire or theft, but[n]they also feared it[n]because the Makami[n]would sometimes[n]eat them.[n][e]
myth_156
Demon of Hindu myth.
He is an enemy of the
gods, and attacks
humans to feed off
of them. His hideous
appearance strikes
fear into those who
see him. Can shift
his shape to deceive
his enemies.
He is an enemy of the
gods, and attacks
humans to feed off
of them. His hideous
appearance strikes
fear into those who
see him. Can shift
his shape to deceive
his enemies.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Demon of Hindu myth.[n]He is an enemy of the[n]gods, and attacks[n]humans to feed off[n]of them. His hideous[n]appearance strikes[n]fear into those who[n]see him. Can shift[n]his shape to deceive[n]his enemies.[n][e]
myth_157
A master sportsman
who entertains the
audience in exchange
for his own life:
one mistake can mean
his death. Some
believe that matadors
who die while
performing remain
in this world.
who entertains the
audience in exchange
for his own life:
one mistake can mean
his death. Some
believe that matadors
who die while
performing remain
in this world.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A master sportsman[n]who entertains the[n]audience in exchange[n]for his own life:[n]one mistake can mean[n]his death. Some[n]believe that matadors[n]who die while[n]performing remain[n]in this world.[n][e]
myth_158
A motorcyclist whose
violent nature turned
him into a demon. His
anger at himself and
the world causes him
to lash out, so that
everyone else will
suffer as well.
violent nature turned
him into a demon. His
anger at himself and
the world causes him
to lash out, so that
everyone else will
suffer as well.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A motorcyclist whose[n]violent nature turned[n]him into a demon. His[n]anger at himself and[n]the world causes him[n]to lash out, so that[n]everyone else will[n]suffer as well.[n][e]
myth_159
One of the Si-xiong
from the west side
of China, it is
believed to carry
the blood of a great
emperor. Its stubborn
personality leads it
to fight until it can
no longer stand.
from the west side
of China, it is
believed to carry
the blood of a great
emperor. Its stubborn
personality leads it
to fight until it can
no longer stand.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Si-xiong[n]from the west side[n]of China, it is[n]believed to carry[n]the blood of a great[n]emperor. Its stubborn[n]personality leads it[n]to fight until it can[n]no longer stand.[n][e]
myth_160
One of the Si-xiong
of ancient China.
It has a human face
on a sheep-like body,
and sharp fangs.
Its insatiable hunger
causes it to eat until
nothing remains.
of ancient China.
It has a human face
on a sheep-like body,
and sharp fangs.
Its insatiable hunger
causes it to eat until
nothing remains.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Si-xiong[n]of ancient China.[n]It has a human face[n]on a sheep-like body,[n]and sharp fangs.[n]Its insatiable hunger[n]causes it to eat until[n]nothing remains.[n][e]
myth_161
A guardian of the
gate to paradise.
This beast with a
human head and a
scorpion body
appears in
Mesopotamian lore.
gate to paradise.
This beast with a
human head and a
scorpion body
appears in
Mesopotamian lore.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A guardian of the[n]gate to paradise.[n]This beast with a[n]human head and a[n]scorpion body[n]appears in[n]Mesopotamian lore.[n][e]
myth_162
An Eastern demon lord
who tempted Buddha
during his training.
He is a master of
fear, and his immense
power reaches to
every part of the
globe. His distant
offspring includes
Mare and Mora.
who tempted Buddha
during his training.
He is a master of
fear, and his immense
power reaches to
every part of the
globe. His distant
offspring includes
Mare and Mora.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An Eastern demon lord[n]who tempted Buddha[n]during his training.[n]He is a master of[n]fear, and his immense[n]power reaches to[n]every part of the[n]globe. His distant[n]offspring includes[n]Mare and Mora.[n][e]
myth_163
A Hindu god of war,
also known as Skanda
and Murugan. He rides
upon a peacock called
Paravani, with a bow
and arrow drawn. He
commands the army of
the gods, and defeated
the forces of Asura.
also known as Skanda
and Murugan. He rides
upon a peacock called
Paravani, with a bow
and arrow drawn. He
commands the army of
the gods, and defeated
the forces of Asura.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Hindu god of war,[n]also known as Skanda[n]and Murugan. He rides[n]upon a peacock called[n]Paravani, with a bow[n]and arrow drawn. He[n]commands the army of[n]the gods, and defeated[n]the forces of Asura.[n][e]
myth_164
Demon whose name
means "Lord of the
High Place." Possibly
derived from the
Syrian deity Ba'al,
he presides over
death and the spirits
of the deceased.
Many worshipped him
because of this power.
means "Lord of the
High Place." Possibly
derived from the
Syrian deity Ba'al,
he presides over
death and the spirits
of the deceased.
Many worshipped him
because of this power.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Demon whose name[n]means "Lord of the[n]High Place." Possibly[n]derived from the[n]Syrian deity Ba'al,[n]he presides over[n]death and the spirits[n]of the deceased.[n]Many worshipped him[n]because of this power.[n][e]
myth_165
A legendary bird of
Hindu mythology. Its
name means "one with
beautiful wings."
It can create wind at
will by flapping its
wings, and can also
change its size
freely.
Hindu mythology. Its
name means "one with
beautiful wings."
It can create wind at
will by flapping its
wings, and can also
change its size
freely.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A legendary bird of[n]Hindu mythology. Its[n]name means "one with[n]beautiful wings."[n]It can create wind at[n]will by flapping its[n]wings, and can also[n]change its size[n]freely.[n][e]
myth_166
A fallen angel, and
the lord of demons in
Judeo-Christian lore.
His pride led him to
revolt against God,
taking a third of the
heavenly host with
him. He now waits
for a second chance
to challenge God.
the lord of demons in
Judeo-Christian lore.
His pride led him to
revolt against God,
taking a third of the
heavenly host with
him. He now waits
for a second chance
to challenge God.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A fallen angel, and[n]the lord of demons in[n]Judeo-Christian lore.[n]His pride led him to[n]revolt against God,[n]taking a third of the[n]heavenly host with[n]him. He now waits[n]for a second chance[n]to challenge God.[n][e]
myth_167
One of the 72 demons
of the Goetia. He
appears as a horse
and answers questions
of the past, present,
and future. He is
faithful to his conjurer.
of the Goetia. He
appears as a horse
and answers questions
of the past, present,
and future. He is
faithful to his conjurer.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72 demons[n]of the Goetia. He[n]appears as a horse[n]and answers questions[n]of the past, present,[n]and future. He is[n]faithful to his conjurer.[n][e]
myth_168
Among the eight
Yashaou, and one
of Bishamonten's
attendants.
Originally a child-
eating demon, he
was converted by the
Buddha and became
a protector figure.
Yashaou, and one
of Bishamonten's
attendants.
Originally a child-
eating demon, he
was converted by the
Buddha and became
a protector figure.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Among the eight[n]Yashaou, and one[n]of Bishamonten's[n]attendants.[n]Originally a child-[n]eating demon, he[n]was converted by the[n]Buddha and became[n]a protector figure.[n][e]
myth_169
A Buddhist goddess
also known as
Kishimojin. She
used to eat others'
children, but
Buddha changed her
ways. She eats
pomegranates now,
and is a goddess
of parenting.
also known as
Kishimojin. She
used to eat others'
children, but
Buddha changed her
ways. She eats
pomegranates now,
and is a goddess
of parenting.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Buddhist goddess[n]also known as[n]Kishimojin. She[n]used to eat others'[n]children, but[n]Buddha changed her[n]ways. She eats[n]pomegranates now,[n]and is a goddess[n]of parenting.[n][e]
myth_170
A giantess called
the "snow-shoe
goddess," and the
embodiment of
winter. According
to legend, all the
gods will return
to her at the end
of Ragnarok.
the "snow-shoe
goddess," and the
embodiment of
winter. According
to legend, all the
gods will return
to her at the end
of Ragnarok.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A giantess called[n]the "snow-shoe[n]goddess," and the[n]embodiment of[n]winter. According[n]to legend, all the[n]gods will return[n]to her at the end[n]of Ragnarok.[n][e]
myth_171
A legendary white
horse with a single
spiral horn. It can
only be tamed by a
pure maiden. Its
horn supposedly has
miraculous healing
capabilities.
horse with a single
spiral horn. It can
only be tamed by a
pure maiden. Its
horn supposedly has
miraculous healing
capabilities.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A legendary white[n]horse with a single[n]spiral horn. It can[n]only be tamed by a[n]pure maiden. Its[n]horn supposedly has[n]miraculous healing[n]capabilities.[n][e]
myth_172
A deity of knowledge
in Japanese myth.
He conceived the
plan to draw
Amaterasu from the
Amano-Iwato, the
cave she was
hiding in.
in Japanese myth.
He conceived the
plan to draw
Amaterasu from the
Amano-Iwato, the
cave she was
hiding in.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A deity of knowledge[n]in Japanese myth.[n]He conceived the[n]plan to draw[n]Amaterasu from the[n]Amano-Iwato, the[n]cave she was[n]hiding in.[n][e]
myth_173
A holy beast said to
protect houses from
evil, and grant them
fortune. It looks
similar to Shinto
guardian dogs, but is
actually modeled after
a lion. There are
many stories about it
in Ryukyu myth.
protect houses from
evil, and grant them
fortune. It looks
similar to Shinto
guardian dogs, but is
actually modeled after
a lion. There are
many stories about it
in Ryukyu myth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A holy beast said to[n]protect houses from[n]evil, and grant them[n]fortune. It looks[n]similar to Shinto[n]guardian dogs, but is[n]actually modeled after[n]a lion. There are[n]many stories about it[n]in Ryukyu myth.[n][e]
myth_174
The seventh of the
nine orders of
angels. They guard
cities and nations,
and protect various
religions.
nine orders of
angels. They guard
cities and nations,
and protect various
religions.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The seventh of the[n]nine orders of[n]angels. They guard[n]cities and nations,[n]and protect various[n]religions.[n][e]
myth_175
A member of the
Tengu race in
Japanese myth.
The most powerful
and popular of all
Tengu, they have
the power to fend
off evil spirits and
attract good luck.
Tengu race in
Japanese myth.
The most powerful
and popular of all
Tengu, they have
the power to fend
off evil spirits and
attract good luck.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A member of the[n]Tengu race in[n]Japanese myth.[n]The most powerful[n]and popular of all[n]Tengu, they have[n]the power to fend[n]off evil spirits and[n]attract good luck.[n][e]
myth_176
A snake with a
rainbow body from
Murngin lore. He is
a fertility deity
that controls the
weather, and resides
in a holy pond filled
with rainbow-colored
water.
rainbow body from
Murngin lore. He is
a fertility deity
that controls the
weather, and resides
in a holy pond filled
with rainbow-colored
water.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A snake with a[n]rainbow body from[n]Murngin lore. He is[n]a fertility deity[n]that controls the[n]weather, and resides[n]in a holy pond filled[n]with rainbow-colored[n]water.[n][e]
myth_177
A god in Assyrian
mythology. He is
associated with
the planet Saturn.
He is usually
grouped with
another god,
Sakkut.
mythology. He is
associated with
the planet Saturn.
He is usually
grouped with
another god,
Sakkut.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A god in Assyrian[n]mythology. He is[n]associated with[n]the planet Saturn.[n]He is usually[n]grouped with [n]another god,[n]Sakkut.[n][e]
myth_178
The king of birds
in Hindu myth. In
the Ramayana, he
fought bravely,
but lost to Ravana
in an attempt to
save Sita, Rama's
wife, the 7th
avatar of Vishnu.
in Hindu myth. In
the Ramayana, he
fought bravely,
but lost to Ravana
in an attempt to
save Sita, Rama's
wife, the 7th
avatar of Vishnu.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The king of birds[n]in Hindu myth. In[n]the Ramayana, he[n]fought bravely,[n]but lost to Ravana[n]in an attempt to[n]save Sita, Rama's[n]wife, the 7th[n]avatar of Vishnu.[n][e]
myth_179
A primitive monster
with a viscous body.
There are various
theories as to its
origin, but it is
still under debate.
Said to compulsively
collect shiny objects.
with a viscous body.
There are various
theories as to its
origin, but it is
still under debate.
Said to compulsively
collect shiny objects.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A primitive monster[n]with a viscous body.[n]There are various[n]theories as to its[n]origin, but it is[n]still under debate.[n]Said to compulsively[n]collect shiny objects.[n][e]
myth_180
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_181
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_182
A major deity in
Shinto myth. Clay
dolls were often
sculpted in its
image. Since it
was worshipped by
rebels, the dolls
came to be seen
as symbols of
defiance.
Shinto myth. Clay
dolls were often
sculpted in its
image. Since it
was worshipped by
rebels, the dolls
came to be seen
as symbols of
defiance.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A major deity in[n]Shinto myth. Clay[n]dolls were often[n]sculpted in its[n]image. Since it[n]was worshipped by[n]rebels, the dolls[n]came to be seen[n]as symbols of[n]defiance.[n][e]
myth_183
A tree spirit of
Chinese folklore who
dwells in trees used
for hangings. She is
smaller than a human,
and cannot speak,
but her voice is said
to be as clear as
a bird's song.
Chinese folklore who
dwells in trees used
for hangings. She is
smaller than a human,
and cannot speak,
but her voice is said
to be as clear as
a bird's song.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A tree spirit of[n]Chinese folklore who[n]dwells in trees used[n]for hangings. She is[n]smaller than a human,[n]and cannot speak,[n]but her voice is said[n]to be as clear as[n]a bird's song.[n][e]
myth_184
The Arabian mother
goddess, also known
as Allat. The Black
Stone at the Kaaba
was thought to be
her residence. She
and her son,
Dusura, were
worshipped there
by desert nomads.
goddess, also known
as Allat. The Black
Stone at the Kaaba
was thought to be
her residence. She
and her son,
Dusura, were
worshipped there
by desert nomads.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Arabian mother[n]goddess, also known[n]as Allat. The Black[n]Stone at the Kaaba[n]was thought to be[n]her residence. She[n]and her son,[n]Dusura, were[n]worshipped there[n]by desert nomads.[n][e]
myth_185
Known as the gold
or yellow dragon,
it reigns over the
Ssu-Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
is located in the
center of the four
beasts.
or yellow dragon,
it reigns over the
Ssu-Ling, celestial
creatures in
Chinese myth. It
is located in the
center of the four
beasts.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Known as the gold[n]or yellow dragon,[n]it reigns over the[n]Ssu-Ling, celestial[n]creatures in[n]Chinese myth. It[n]is located in the[n]center of the four[n]beasts.[n][e]
myth_186
Cannibalistic demon
from Islamic lore.
It feeds on the flesh
of both the living
and the dead. It is
indistinguishable
from normal humans,
and prefers to prey
on children and
travellers.
from Islamic lore.
It feeds on the flesh
of both the living
and the dead. It is
indistinguishable
from normal humans,
and prefers to prey
on children and
travellers.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Cannibalistic demon[n]from Islamic lore.[n]It feeds on the flesh[n]of both the living[n]and the dead. It is[n]indistinguishable[n]from normal humans,[n]and prefers to prey[n]on children and[n]travellers.[n][e]
myth_187
The fairy queen in
Celtic myth. Often
identified with
Titania, Oberon's
wife. She would
offer mead mixed
with her blood to
her many consorts.
Celtic myth. Often
identified with
Titania, Oberon's
wife. She would
offer mead mixed
with her blood to
her many consorts.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The fairy queen in[n]Celtic myth. Often[n]identified with[n]Titania, Oberon's[n]wife. She would[n]offer mead mixed[n]with her blood to[n]her many consorts.[n][e]
myth_188
The personification
of the Ganges
river. Originally
from the heavens,
she came to earth
to clean the souls
of the people as a
result of the prayers
of Bhagiratha.
of the Ganges
river. Originally
from the heavens,
she came to earth
to clean the souls
of the people as a
result of the prayers
of Bhagiratha.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The personification[n]of the Ganges[n]river. Originally[n]from the heavens,[n]she came to earth[n]to clean the souls[n]of the people as a[n]result of the prayers[n]of Bhagiratha.[n][e]
myth_189
The father of all in
Japanese myth, as
well as the ruler of
creation. When
forbidden to see his
wife Izanami, he
broke the promise,
resulting in the two
being separated from
each other forever.
Japanese myth, as
well as the ruler of
creation. When
forbidden to see his
wife Izanami, he
broke the promise,
resulting in the two
being separated from
each other forever.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The father of all in[n]Japanese myth, as[n]well as the ruler of[n]creation. When[n]forbidden to see his[n]wife Izanami, he[n]broke the promise,[n]resulting in the two[n]being separated from[n]each other forever.[n][e]
myth_190
An evil dragon that
gnaws on the roots
of Yggdrasil, the
World Tree. It rules
over the evil snakes
that live there.
Capable of surviving
Ragnarok by feeding
on the slain corpses
that drift to it.
gnaws on the roots
of Yggdrasil, the
World Tree. It rules
over the evil snakes
that live there.
Capable of surviving
Ragnarok by feeding
on the slain corpses
that drift to it.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An evil dragon that[n]gnaws on the roots[n]of Yggdrasil, the[n]World Tree. It rules[n]over the evil snakes[n]that live there.[n]Capable of surviving[n]Ragnarok by feeding[n]on the slain corpses[n]that drift to it.[n][e]
myth_191
A divine creature
in Japanese myth.
They are three-
legged birds sent by
Amaterasu to help
humans. It is said
that they helped
Emperor Jinmu
claim victory.
in Japanese myth.
They are three-
legged birds sent by
Amaterasu to help
humans. It is said
that they helped
Emperor Jinmu
claim victory.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A divine creature[n]in Japanese myth.[n]They are three-[n]legged birds sent by[n]Amaterasu to help[n]humans. It is said[n]that they helped[n]Emperor Jinmu[n]claim victory.[n][e]
myth_192
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_193
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_194
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_195
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_196
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_197
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_198
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]
myth_199
RESERVE
芋嬰
芋嬰
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]芋嬰[n][e]