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myth_000
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Mythology
Mythology
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]RESERVE[n]Mythology[n][e]
myth_001
The greatest angel
in Judeo-Christian
legend. He is known
as the Voice of God
or the Angel of
Contracts. Despite
his duty to maintain
the world's order,
he shows no mercy
towards humanity.
in Judeo-Christian
legend. He is known
as the Voice of God
or the Angel of
Contracts. Despite
his duty to maintain
the world's order,
he shows no mercy
towards humanity.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The greatest angel[n]in Judeo-Christian[n]legend. He is known[n]as the Voice of God[n]or the Angel of[n]Contracts. Despite[n]his duty to maintain[n]the world's order,[n]he shows no mercy[n]towards humanity.[n][e]
myth_002
Demonic Lord of the
Flies whose insect
minions carry souls
for him to control.
He is mentioned in
the Bible as a
leader of evil
spirits and is seen
as a powerful demon.
Flies whose insect
minions carry souls
for him to control.
He is mentioned in
the Bible as a
leader of evil
spirits and is seen
as a powerful demon.
[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]He is mentioned in[n]the Bible as a[n]leader of evil[n]spirits and is seen[n]as a powerful demon.[n][e]
myth_003
A hero in Celtic
folklore. He was
called Setanta until
he earned the name,
"Culann's Hound."
There are many tales
of his adventures.
He received his spear,
Gae Bolg, from his
mentor, Scathach.
folklore. He was
called Setanta until
he earned the name,
"Culann's Hound."
There are many tales
of his adventures.
He received his spear,
Gae Bolg, from his
mentor, Scathach.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A hero in Celtic[n]folklore. He was[n]called Setanta until[n]he earned the name,[n]"Culann's Hound."[n]There are many tales[n]of his adventures.[n]He received his spear,[n]Gae Bolg, from his[n]mentor, Scathach.[n][e]
myth_004
A drunkard who
tricked the Devil
out of taking him to
Hell. When refused
entry to Heaven, he
was forced to wander
the earth with only
an ember as a light.
tricked the Devil
out of taking him to
Hell. When refused
entry to Heaven, he
was forced to wander
the earth with only
an ember as a light.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A drunkard who[n]tricked the Devil [n]out of taking him to [n]Hell. When refused [n]entry to Heaven, he [n]was forced to wander [n]the earth with only[n]an ember as a light. [n][e]
myth_005
A winter fairy of
European descent.
He leaves ice
patterns on windows
and nips people's
noses. Though
normally an innocent
creature, he will
freeze his victims to
death if provoked.
European descent.
He leaves ice
patterns on windows
and nips people's
noses. Though
normally an innocent
creature, he will
freeze his victims to
death if provoked.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A winter fairy of[n]European descent.[n]He leaves ice[n]patterns on windows[n]and nips people's[n]noses. Though [n]normally an innocent [n]creature, he will [n]freeze his victims to [n]death if provoked.[n][e]
myth_006
Friendly fairies of
the forest that
tend to hide from
humans. They like
to play tricks on
the Laz people. It
is said they are
the souls of dead,
unbaptized children.
the forest that
tend to hide from
humans. They like
to play tricks on
the Laz people. It
is said they are
the souls of dead,
unbaptized children.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Friendly fairies of[n]the forest that[n]tend to hide from[n]humans. They like[n]to play tricks on [n]the Laz people. It [n]is said they are [n]the souls of dead, [n]unbaptized children.[n][e]
myth_007
The guardian hound
who prevents
anyone from
entering or exiting
the underworld in
Greek lore.
It was born from
Typhon and Echidna,
and is the older
brother of Orthrus.
who prevents
anyone from
entering or exiting
the underworld in
Greek lore.
It was born from
Typhon and Echidna,
and is the older
brother of Orthrus.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The guardian hound[n]who prevents[n]anyone from[n]entering or exiting[n]the underworld in[n]Greek lore.[n]It was born from[n]Typhon and Echidna,[n]and is the older[n]brother of Orthrus.[n][e]
myth_008
A demon who tempts
sleeping men and
attacks infants.
She is the daughter
of the demoness,
Lilith. Like her
mother, she drains
men of their essence.
sleeping men and
attacks infants.
She is the daughter
of the demoness,
Lilith. Like her
mother, she drains
men of their essence.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A demon who tempts[n]sleeping men and[n]attacks infants.[n]She is the daughter[n]of the demoness,[n]Lilith. Like her[n]mother, she drains[n]men of their essence.[n][e]
myth_009
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 war.
demons of the
Goetia. He looks
like a knight and
has the power to
see things to come.
He also knows
much about war.
[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 war.[n][e]
myth_010
The father of all
gods in Norse
legend. He willingly
sacrificed one eye
to gain wisdom. In
preparation for
Ragnarok, he gathers
the souls of fallen
warriors to his hall,
Valhalla.
gods in Norse
legend. He willingly
sacrificed one eye
to gain wisdom. In
preparation for
Ragnarok, he gathers
the souls of fallen
warriors to his hall,
Valhalla.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The father of all[n]gods in Norse[n]legend. He willingly[n]sacrificed one eye[n]to gain wisdom. In[n]preparation for[n]Ragnarok, he gathers[n]the souls of fallen[n]warriors to his hall,[n]Valhalla.[n][e]
myth_011
A spirit of Chinese
folklore who dwells
in trees once used
for hangings. She is
smaller than a human
and cannot speak,
but her voice is said
to be as clear and
as beautiful as
a bird's song.
folklore who dwells
in trees once used
for hangings. She is
smaller than a human
and cannot speak,
but her voice is said
to be as clear and
as beautiful as
a bird's song.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A spirit of Chinese [n]folklore who dwells[n]in trees once 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 and [n]as beautiful as[n]a bird's song.[n][e]
myth_012
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia, this demon
appears as a
pentacle. Keeper
of jewels and herbal
lore, Decarabia is
said to have the
ability to shape-
shift at will.
demons of the
Goetia, this demon
appears as a
pentacle. Keeper
of jewels and herbal
lore, Decarabia is
said to have the
ability to shape-
shift at will.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia, this demon[n]appears as a[n]pentacle. Keeper[n]of jewels and herbal[n]lore, Decarabia is[n]said to have the[n]ability to shape-[n]shift at will.[n][e]
myth_013
A Buddhist demon
that represents the
fear of death. Also
known as "The Evil
One," he sent his
daughters to tempt
Buddha during his
meditations.
that represents the
fear of death. Also
known as "The Evil
One," he sent his
daughters to tempt
Buddha during his
meditations.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Buddhist demon [n]that represents the [n]fear of death. Also [n]known as "The Evil [n]One," he sent his [n]daughters to tempt [n]Buddha during his [n]meditations. [n][e]
myth_014
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia, he is known
as the President of
Hell. He can shape-
shift from leopard to
human and reveal
the truth behind
divine mysteries.
demons of the
Goetia, he is known
as the President of
Hell. He can shape-
shift from leopard to
human and reveal
the truth behind
divine mysteries.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the [n]Goetia, he is known[n]as the President of[n]Hell. He can shape-[n]shift from leopard to[n]human and reveal[n]the truth behind [n]divine mysteries.[n][e]
myth_015
The Norse thunder
god and son of Odin,
Thor owns the power
enhancing belt,
Megingjard, and
wields Mjolnir, a
hammer that causes
lightning to strike
and returns to its
owner after thrown.
god and son of Odin,
Thor owns the power
enhancing belt,
Megingjard, and
wields Mjolnir, a
hammer that causes
lightning to strike
and returns to its
owner after thrown.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Norse thunder [n]god and son of Odin,[n]Thor owns the power [n]enhancing belt, [n]Megingjard, and [n]wields Mjolnir, a [n]hammer that causes [n]lightning to strike [n]and returns to its [n]owner after thrown.[n][e]
myth_016
A legendary white
horse with a single
spiral horn. It can
only be tamed by a
pure maiden, and its
horn supposedly has
miraculous healing
capabilities.
horse with a single
spiral horn. It can
only be tamed by a
pure maiden, and 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, and its[n]horn supposedly has[n]miraculous healing[n]capabilities.[n][e]
myth_017
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 earth.[n][e]
myth_018
The Hindu goddess
of rivers, and
patron of speech,
writing, learning,
the arts, and
sciences. Brahma
is her husband.
of rivers, and
patron of speech,
writing, learning,
the arts, and
sciences. Brahma
is her husband.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Hindu goddess[n]of rivers, and[n]patron of speech, [n]writing, learning, [n]the arts, and [n]sciences. Brahma [n]is her husband.[n][e]
myth_019
"Choosers of the
slain" in Norse
lore. Armed with
shining armor and
swords, they look
for brave warriors
to take to Valhalla,
so that they may
fight in Ragnarok.
slain" in Norse
lore. Armed with
shining armor and
swords, 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]lore. Armed with [n]shining armor and [n]swords, they look [n]for brave warriors[n]to take to Valhalla, [n]so that they may[n]fight in Ragnarok.[n][e]
myth_020
A female demon in
Hindu lore. Though
originally a Dravidian
fertility goddess, the
spread of Hinduism
changed perception
of her to a demonic
figure. Usually
depicted as a nude,
voluptuous, female.
Hindu lore. Though
originally a Dravidian
fertility goddess, the
spread of Hinduism
changed perception
of her to a demonic
figure. Usually
depicted as a nude,
voluptuous, female.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A female demon in[n]Hindu lore. Though[n]originally a Dravidian[n]fertility goddess, the[n]spread of Hinduism[n]changed perception[n]of her to a demonic[n]figure. Usually[n]depicted as a nude,[n]voluptuous, female.[n][e]
myth_021
The Hindu elephant-
headed god. He was
originally created by
Parvati in order to
prevent anyone from
watching her bathe.
Shiva batted off his
original head and
replaced it with an
elephant's head.
headed god. He was
originally created by
Parvati in order to
prevent anyone from
watching her bathe.
Shiva batted off his
original head and
replaced it with an
elephant's head.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Hindu elephant-[n]headed god. He was[n]originally created by[n]Parvati in order to[n]prevent anyone from[n]watching her bathe.[n]Shiva batted off his[n]original head and[n]replaced it with an[n]elephant's head.[n][e]
myth_022
The jackal-headed
god of the dead and
embalming from
Egyptian myth. He
weighs the hearts
of the dead to
determine their
final destination.
god of the dead and
embalming from
Egyptian myth. He
weighs the hearts
of the dead to
determine their
final destination.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The jackal-headed[n]god of the dead and[n]embalming from[n]Egyptian myth. He[n]weighs the hearts[n]of the dead to[n]determine their[n]final destination.[n][e]
myth_023
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_024
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_025
A warrior woman
of the Land of
Shadows in Celtic
lore. She taught the
hero, Cu Chulainn,
the art of war and
gave him the spear,
Gae Bolg.
of the Land of
Shadows in Celtic
lore. She taught the
hero, Cu Chulainn,
the art of war and
gave him the spear,
Gae Bolg.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A warrior woman[n]of the Land of[n]Shadows in Celtic[n]lore. She taught the[n]hero, Cu Chulainn,[n]the art of war and[n]gave him the spear,[n]Gae Bolg.[n][e]
myth_026
The leader of a
swarm of pixies.
Any pixie in a
leadership role
or with remarkable
power is called by
this name.
swarm 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[n]swarm of pixies.[n]Any pixie in a[n]leadership role[n]or with remarkable[n]power is called by[n]this name.[n][e]
myth_027
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_028
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_029
The king of snow
who rules over an
infinite number of
Jack Frosts. He has
the power to freeze
the entire world,
but is unaware of
it due to his naive
personality.
who rules over an
infinite number of
Jack Frosts. He has
the power to freeze
the entire world,
but is unaware of
it due to his naive
personality.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The king of snow[n]who rules over an[n]infinite number of[n]Jack Frosts. He has[n]the power to freeze[n]the entire world,[n]but is unaware of [n]it due to his naive[n]personality.[n][e]
myth_030
A young man of
Greek myth. He
rejected the nymph
Echo, who faded to
a whisper out of
despair. Cursed by
Nemesis, he fell
in love with his
own reflection and
wasted away.
Greek myth. He
rejected the nymph
Echo, who faded to
a whisper out of
despair. Cursed by
Nemesis, he fell
in love with his
own reflection and
wasted away.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A young man of[n]Greek myth. He[n]rejected the nymph[n]Echo, who faded to[n]a whisper out of[n]despair. Cursed by[n]Nemesis, he fell[n]in love with his[n]own reflection and[n]wasted away.[n][e]
myth_031
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_032
A serpentine
woman of Greek
myth, she was once
the queen of Libya.
Zeus's jealous wife,
Hera, killed her
children, causing
her to go mad and
transform into
a monster.
woman of Greek
myth, she was once
the queen of Libya.
Zeus's jealous wife,
Hera, killed her
children, causing
her to go mad and
transform into
a monster.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A serpentine[n]woman of Greek[n]myth, she was once[n]the queen of Libya.[n]Zeus's jealous wife,[n]Hera, killed her[n]children, causing[n]her to go mad and[n]transform into[n]a monster.[n][e]
myth_033
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_034
A Hindu demon. 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. Rakshasa
shape-shifts to
deceive his enemies.
is an enemy of the
gods and attacks
humans to feed off
of them. His hideous
appearance strikes
fear into those who
see him. Rakshasa
shape-shifts to
deceive his enemies.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Hindu demon. He [n]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. Rakshasa[n]shape-shifts to [n]deceive his enemies.[n][e]
myth_035
Evil spirits of
Murngin lore
believed to be
reborn shadows.
They kidnap and
eat children, and
strike down any
sorcerer who uses
black magic.
Murngin lore
believed to be
reborn shadows.
They kidnap and
eat children, and
strike down any
sorcerer who uses
black magic.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Evil spirits of[n]Murngin lore[n]believed to be[n]reborn shadows.[n]They kidnap and [n]eat children, and [n]strike down any[n]sorcerer who uses[n]black magic.[n][e]
myth_036
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia, he appears
as a great sea
monster. Known as
the great Marquis of
Hell, he is skilled
linguistically, and is
a master of rhetoric.
demons of the
Goetia, he appears
as a great sea
monster. Known as
the great Marquis of
Hell, he is skilled
linguistically, and is
a master of rhetoric.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia, he appears[n]as a great sea [n]monster. Known as [n]the great Marquis of[n]Hell, he is skilled[n]linguistically, and is[n]a master of rhetoric.[n][e]
myth_037
A brave young man
in Celtic myth.
After defeating a
fierce guard dog, he
volunteered to take
its place, earning
him the nickname
"Hound of Culann".
in Celtic myth.
After defeating a
fierce guard dog, he
volunteered to take
its place, earning
him the nickname
"Hound of Culann".
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A brave young man [n]in Celtic myth. [n]After defeating a [n]fierce guard dog, he[n]volunteered to take[n]its place, earning[n]him the nickname[n]"Hound of Culann".[n][e]
myth_038
The queen of the
fairies and Oberon's
wife. She is derived
from the Roman
goddess Diana.
She was later
immortalized in
Shakespeare's play
"A Midsummer Night's
Dream."
fairies and Oberon's
wife. She is derived
from the Roman
goddess Diana.
She was later
immortalized in
Shakespeare's play
"A Midsummer Night's
Dream."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The queen of the[n]fairies and Oberon's[n]wife. She is derived [n]from the Roman [n]goddess Diana. [n]She was later [n]immortalized in[n]Shakespeare's play [n]"A Midsummer Night's[n]Dream."[n][e]
myth_039
A male demon of
European lore in
medieval times.
They visit sleeping
women and have
sexual intercourse
with them. The
resulting children
become witches
or wizards.
European lore in
medieval times.
They visit sleeping
women and have
sexual intercourse
with them. The
resulting children
become witches
or 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]or wizards.[n][e]
myth_040
An evil monster
from Japanese lore
known for its
hideous appearance
and brute strength.
They loot and plunder
villages, massacring
the townspeople with
their iron clubs.
from 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[n]from Japanese lore[n]known for its[n]hideous appearance[n]and brute strength.[n]They loot and plunder[n]villages, massacring[n]the townspeople with[n]their iron clubs.[n][e]
myth_041
Said to have been
Adam's first wife,
she desired to be
his equal and
refused to obey him.
She was cast out of
Eden and became a
demon of the night.
She is the mother of
the demoness, Lilim.
Adam's first wife,
she desired to be
his equal and
refused to obey him.
She was cast out of
Eden and became a
demon of the night.
She is the mother of
the demoness, Lilim.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Said to have been[n]Adam's first wife,[n]she desired to be [n]his equal and[n]refused to obey him.[n]She was cast out of[n]Eden and became a[n]demon of the night.[n]She is the mother of[n]the demoness, Lilim.[n][e]
myth_042
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_043
A divine wolf god
in Japanese folklore,
also written as
"Oguchi-no-Magami."
It is often drawn on
prayer boards to
prevent fires and
thefts, but it is
also feared as a
human-eater.
in Japanese folklore,
also written as
"Oguchi-no-Magami."
It is often drawn on
prayer boards to
prevent fires and
thefts, but it is
also feared as a
human-eater.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A divine wolf god [n]in Japanese folklore,[n]also written as[n]"Oguchi-no-Magami."[n]It is often drawn on[n]prayer boards to[n]prevent fires and[n]thefts, but it is[n]also feared as a[n]human-eater.[n][e]
myth_044
A beautiful Hindu
goddess of love and
one of Shiva's wives.
Always by his side,
she played a role in
opening his third
eye. She can turn
into Durga or Kali
when angered.
goddess of love and
one of Shiva's wives.
Always by his side,
she played a role in
opening his third
eye. She can turn
into Durga or Kali
when angered.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A beautiful Hindu[n]goddess of love and[n]one of Shiva's wives.[n]Always by his side, [n]she played a role in[n]opening his third[n]eye. She can turn[n]into Durga or Kali[n]when angered.[n][e]
myth_045
One of the four
major archangels.
She is also the only
female angel at this
rank. Her name comes
from the Sumerian
word for "governor."
She is the angel who
told Mary of her
pregnancy.
major archangels.
She is also the only
female angel at this
rank. Her name comes
from the Sumerian
word for "governor."
She is the angel who
told Mary of her
pregnancy.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]major archangels. [n]She is also the only [n]female angel at this [n]rank. Her name comes [n]from the Sumerian [n]word for "governor." [n]She is the angel who[n]told Mary of her[n]pregnancy.[n][e]
myth_046
Repeller of evil
found at Kinpusen
by En-no-Ozunu.
Believed to be a
fusion of Buddha,
Guanyin, and
Maitreya, he's a god
who originated from
Japan rather than
the Buddhavacana.
found at Kinpusen
by En-no-Ozunu.
Believed to be a
fusion of Buddha,
Guanyin, and
Maitreya, he's a god
who originated from
Japan rather than
the Buddhavacana.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Repeller of evil[n]found at Kinpusen[n]by En-no-Ozunu.[n]Believed to be a[n]fusion of Buddha,[n]Guanyin, and[n]Maitreya, he's a god[n]who originated from[n]Japan rather than[n]the Buddhavacana.[n][e]
myth_047
A mysterious blond
girl. She is quite
powerful, despite
her looks. Some say
she is the ghost of
a girl who died a
sad death. Others
say she is a spirit
born from someone's
imagination.
girl. She is quite
powerful, despite
her looks. Some say
she is the ghost of
a girl who died a
sad death. Others
say she is a spirit
born from someone's
imagination.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A mysterious blond[n]girl. She is quite[n]powerful, despite[n]her looks. Some say[n]she is the ghost of[n]a girl who died a[n]sad death. Others[n]say she is a spirit[n]born from someone's[n]imagination.[n][e]
myth_048
A goddess of death
and destruction. She
is said to be another
face of Parvati. She
is violent, wears a
string of skulls,
and carries bloody
weapons, but she
also blesses her
followers.
and destruction. She
is said to be another
face of Parvati. She
is violent, wears a
string of skulls,
and carries bloody
weapons, but she
also blesses her
followers.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A goddess of death[n]and destruction. She[n]is said to be another[n]face of Parvati. She[n]is violent, wears a[n]string of skulls,[n]and carries bloody[n]weapons, but she[n]also blesses her[n]followers.[n][e]
myth_049
A type of tengu said
to have lived on Mt.
Kurama in Kyoto. The
most powerful and
well-known of the
tengu, they have the
power to fend off
disease and bring
good fortune.
to have lived on Mt.
Kurama in Kyoto. The
most powerful and
well-known of the
tengu, they have the
power to fend off
disease and bring
good fortune.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A type of tengu said[n]to have lived on Mt.[n]Kurama in Kyoto. The[n]most powerful and[n]well-known of the[n]tengu, they have the[n]power to fend off[n]disease and bring[n]good fortune.[n][e]
myth_050
The king of the
fairies and Titania's
husband. He is quite
old but, due to a
curse, his looks are
that of a young boy.
He often flirts with
human women, ending
in a scolding from
his wife.
fairies and Titania's
husband. He is quite
old but, due to a
curse, his looks are
that of a young boy.
He often flirts with
human women, ending
in a scolding from
his wife.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The king of the[n]fairies and Titania's[n]husband. He is quite[n]old but, due to a[n]curse, his looks are[n]that of a young boy.[n]He often flirts with[n]human women, ending[n]in a scolding from[n]his wife.[n][e]
myth_051
An exceptionally
powerful shikigami.
Only the most elite
onmyoji are able to
summon and bind it
to paper. It can ward
off disaster or cure
illness, but its
ordinary temperament
is quite vicious.
powerful shikigami.
Only the most elite
onmyoji are able to
summon and bind it
to paper. It can ward
off disaster or cure
illness, but its
ordinary temperament
is quite vicious.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An exceptionally[n]powerful shikigami.[n]Only the most elite [n]onmyoji are able to [n]summon and bind it [n]to paper. It can ward [n]off disaster or cure [n]illness, but its[n]ordinary temperament[n]is quite vicious.[n][e]
myth_052
A giant snake with
eight heads that
Susano-o defeated to
save Kushinada-hime.
The legendary sword
Ame-no-Murakumo-no-
Tsurugi, also known
as the "Sword of
Kusanagi," emerged
from its belly.
eight heads that
Susano-o defeated to
save Kushinada-hime.
The legendary sword
Ame-no-Murakumo-no-
Tsurugi, also known
as the "Sword of
Kusanagi," emerged
from its belly.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A giant snake with[n]eight heads that[n]Susano-o defeated to[n]save Kushinada-hime. [n]The legendary sword [n]Ame-no-Murakumo-no-[n]Tsurugi, also known [n]as the "Sword of [n]Kusanagi," emerged [n]from its belly.[n][e]
myth_053
One of the 72
demons of the Goetia.
Known as the Prince
of Hell, he appears
as a horse and
answers questions of
the past, present,
and future. He is
faithful to his
conjurer.
demons of the Goetia.
Known as the Prince
of Hell, 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 [n]demons of the Goetia. [n]Known as the Prince[n]of Hell, he appears [n]as a horse and [n]answers questions of [n]the past, present, [n]and future. He is [n]faithful to his[n]conjurer.[n][e]
myth_054
A monkey god of
Hindu descent. His
father is Vayu, the
wind god. Extremely
nimble, he performed
many heroic deeds in
the Ramayana. He is
powerful, can fly, and
can change his shape
into many forms.
Hindu descent. His
father is Vayu, the
wind god. Extremely
nimble, he performed
many heroic deeds in
the Ramayana. He is
powerful, can fly, and
can change his shape
into many forms.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A monkey god of [n]Hindu descent. His [n]father is Vayu, the [n]wind god. Extremely [n]nimble, he performed [n]many heroic deeds in [n]the Ramayana. He is [n]powerful, can fly, and [n]can change his shape[n]into many forms.[n][e]
myth_055
Eighth of the nine
orders of angels.
Their duty is to
minister to humans
and deliver messages.
They are warriors of
Heaven and lead
Heaven's forces
during battle with
the armies of evil.
orders of angels.
Their duty is to
minister to humans
and deliver messages.
They are warriors of
Heaven and lead
Heaven's forces
during battle with
the armies of evil.
[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 messages.[n]They are warriors of[n]Heaven and lead[n]Heaven's forces[n]during battle with[n]the armies of evil.[n][e]
myth_056
A "piggyback
monster" of Japan
that jumps on the
backs of those who
pass grassy paths.
It is heavy and not
easily removed, but
will turn into gold
coins if you can
carry it back home.
monster" of Japan
that jumps on the
backs of those who
pass grassy paths.
It is heavy and not
easily removed, but
will turn into gold
coins if you can
carry it back home.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A "piggyback[n]monster" of Japan[n]that jumps on the[n]backs of those who[n]pass grassy paths.[n]It is heavy and not[n]easily removed, but[n]will turn into gold[n]coins if you can[n]carry it back home.[n][e]
myth_057
The fairy queen in
Celtic myth. Often
identified with
Titania. She would
offer mead mixed
with her blood to
her many consorts.
Celtic myth. Often
identified with
Titania. 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. She would[n]offer mead mixed[n]with her blood to[n]her many consorts.[n][e]
myth_058
Metatron's twin
brother in Judeo-
Christian lore, he
is the master of
heavenly songs.
It is 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 is 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 is said that a[n]human would take[n]500 years to walk[n]the length of his[n]body.[n][e]
myth_059
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," [n]as 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_060
A holy beast said
to protect houses
from evil and bring
good fortune. They
look similar to Shinto
guardian dogs, but
are actually modeled
after a lion. There
are many stories about
it in Ryukyu lore.
to protect houses
from evil and bring
good fortune. They
look similar to Shinto
guardian dogs, but
are actually modeled
after a lion. There
are many stories about
it in Ryukyu lore.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A holy beast said[n]to protect houses[n]from evil and bring[n]good fortune. They[n]look similar to Shinto[n]guardian dogs, but[n]are actually modeled[n]after a lion. There [n]are many stories about[n]it in Ryukyu lore.[n][e]
myth_061
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_062
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia. He led
Sodom and
Gomorrah to ruin
and persecuted
Jesus. He grants
high social status
to those who
summon him.
demons of the
Goetia. He led
Sodom and
Gomorrah to ruin
and persecuted
Jesus. He grants
high social status
to those who
summon him.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia. He led[n]Sodom and [n]Gomorrah to ruin[n]and persecuted [n]Jesus. He grants[n]high social status [n]to those who[n]summon him.[n][e]
myth_063
A beautiful fairy
of Irish lore that
yearns for the love
of a human man. She
drains the life of
her lovers in return
for granting them
artistic inspiration.
of Irish lore that
yearns for the love
of a human man. She
drains the life of
her lovers 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 the love[n]of a human man. She [n]drains the life of [n]her lovers in return [n]for granting them [n]artistic inspiration.[n][e]
myth_064
The Phrygian mother
goddess of the earth,
she is often depicted
with wild animals, and
lions in particular.
She had her priest,
Attis, as a lover, but
drove him insane when
he was forced to
marry another.
goddess of the earth,
she is often depicted
with wild animals, and
lions in particular.
She had her priest,
Attis, as a lover, but
drove him insane when
he was forced to
marry another.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Phrygian mother [n]goddess of the earth, [n]she is often depicted [n]with wild animals, and[n]lions in particular. [n]She had her priest, [n]Attis, as a lover, but [n]drove him insane when[n]he was forced to [n]marry another.[n][e]
myth_065
A cursed god of
death, evil, and the
night in Slavic lore.
His name means
"Black God," and he
is the counterpart
of the "White God,"
Belobog. Despite
being feared, he was
also worshipped.
death, evil, and the
night in Slavic lore.
His name means
"Black God," and he
is the counterpart
of the "White God,"
Belobog. Despite
being feared, he was
also worshipped.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A cursed god of [n]death, evil, and the[n]night in Slavic lore.[n]His name means [n]"Black God," and he[n]is the counterpart[n]of the "White God,"[n]Belobog. Despite[n]being feared, he was[n]also worshipped.[n][e]
myth_066
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 and[n]burn all his[n]adversaries[n]to death.[n][e]
myth_067
A one-eyed, one-
legged monster
said to live deep in
the mountains of
Kumano, Japan. It's
believed to be the
degraded blacksmith
god, Ame no Me-
Hitotsu no Kami.
legged monster
said to live deep in
the mountains of
Kumano, Japan. It's
believed to be the
degraded blacksmith
god, Ame no Me-
Hitotsu no Kami.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A one-eyed, one-[n]legged monster[n]said to live deep in[n]the mountains of[n]Kumano, Japan. It's[n]believed to be the[n]degraded blacksmith[n]god, Ame no Me-[n]Hitotsu no Kami.[n][e]
myth_068
The two-headed pet
dog belonging to
the giant, Geryon,
in Greek myth. He
guarded a herd of
red oxen, but was
killed by Hercules
during one of his
twelve labors.
dog belonging to
the giant, Geryon,
in Greek myth. He
guarded a herd of
red oxen, but was
killed by Hercules
during one of his
twelve labors.
[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, but was[n]killed by Hercules[n]during one of his[n]twelve labors.[n][e]
myth_069
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_070
A cryptid sighted
during the 60s-80s
in West Virginia. It
has shining red eyes
and is named for the
fin-like appendages
on its sides. It uses
its keen sense for
blood to track down the
source and feed on it.
during the 60s-80s
in West Virginia. It
has shining red eyes
and is named for the
fin-like appendages
on its sides. It uses
its keen sense for
blood to track down the
source and feed on it.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A cryptid sighted[n]during the 60s-80s[n]in West Virginia. It[n]has shining red eyes[n]and is named for the[n]fin-like appendages[n]on its sides. It uses [n]its keen sense for [n]blood to track down the[n]source and feed on it.[n][e]
myth_071
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_072
The fourth of the
nine orders of
angels. Their duty
is to oversee the
other angels. Their
actions are the
manifestation of
God's will.
nine orders of
angels. Their duty
is to oversee the
other angels. Their
actions are the
manifestation of
God's will.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The fourth of the[n]nine orders of[n]angels. Their duty[n]is to oversee the[n]other angels. Their[n]actions are the[n]manifestation of[n]God's will.[n][e]
myth_073
Long-lived cats
are said to become
these malevolent
cat demons. Their
powers vary
according to how
long they have
lived, ranging from
shape-shifting to
controlling the dead.
are said to become
these malevolent
cat demons. Their
powers vary
according to how
long they have
lived, ranging from
shape-shifting to
controlling the dead.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Long-lived cats[n]are said to become[n]these malevolent[n]cat demons. Their[n]powers vary[n]according to how[n]long they have[n]lived, ranging from[n]shape-shifting to[n]controlling the dead.[n][e]
myth_074
A Jack Frost that
yearned for evil.
This powerful demon
is born when a
cute Jack Frost
remembers its
nature as a demon.
yearned for evil.
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]yearned for evil. [n]This powerful demon [n]is born when a [n]cute Jack Frost[n]remembers its[n]nature as a demon.[n][e]
myth_075
A mysterious god of
ancient Japan. Most
famously worshipped
by Nagasunehiko, who
was defeated in battle
against Emperor Jinmu,
Arahabaki came to be
treated as a symbol of
rebellion and defiance.
ancient Japan. Most
famously worshipped
by Nagasunehiko, who
was defeated in battle
against Emperor Jinmu,
Arahabaki came to be
treated as a symbol of
rebellion and defiance.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A mysterious god of[n]ancient Japan. Most [n]famously worshipped [n]by Nagasunehiko, who [n]was defeated in battle[n]against Emperor Jinmu, [n]Arahabaki came to be [n]treated as a symbol of [n]rebellion and defiance.[n][e]
myth_076
Ninth of the nine
orders of angels.
They are closest in
nature to humans.
They watch over
individuals and warn
those who stray
from the path.
orders of angels.
They are closest in
nature to humans.
They watch over
individuals and warn
those who stray
from the path.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Ninth of the nine[n]orders of angels.[n]They are closest in[n]nature to humans.[n]They watch over[n]individuals and warn[n]those who stray[n]from the path.[n][e]
myth_077
A Norse 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.
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.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Norse giantess[n]called the "snow-[n]shoe goddess" and[n]the embodiment of[n]winter. According to[n]legend, all the gods[n]will return to her at[n]the end of Ragnarok.[n][e]
myth_078
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_079
A Chinese god of
war, he is said to
have invented many
weapons. He and
his followers
rebelled against
the Yellow Emperor,
Huang Di, but were
ultimately defeated.
war, he is said to
have invented many
weapons. He and
his followers
rebelled against
the Yellow Emperor,
Huang Di, but were
ultimately defeated.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Chinese god of[n]war, he is said to[n]have invented many[n]weapons. He and[n]his followers[n]rebelled against[n]the Yellow Emperor,[n]Huang Di, but were[n]ultimately defeated.[n][e]
myth_080
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_081
A dog spirit said to
possess people in
Japanese lore.
Those possessed
are in a state of
"inu-tsuki" and
lose consciousness.
Onmyoji use Inugami
as familiars.
possess people in
Japanese lore.
Those possessed
are in a state of
"inu-tsuki" and
lose consciousness.
Onmyoji use Inugami
as familiars.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A dog spirit said to[n]possess people in[n]Japanese lore.[n]Those possessed[n]are in a state of[n]"inu-tsuki" and [n]lose consciousness.[n]Onmyoji use Inugami[n]as familiars.[n][e]
myth_082
The general of Hell.
He keeps watch over
other demons. One
of Hell's greatest
necromancers, he
can control souls
and corpses.
He keeps watch over
other demons. One
of Hell's greatest
necromancers, 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 Hell's greatest[n]necromancers, he[n]can control souls[n]and corpses.[n][e]
myth_083
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_084
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_085
An evil deity of
Mesopotamian
folklore with
an eagle's body
and 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 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 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_086
A divine creature in
Japanese lore. They
are three-legged
birds sent by
Amaterasu to help
humans. They are
said to have helped
Emperor Jinmu claim
victory.
Japanese lore. They
are three-legged
birds sent by
Amaterasu to help
humans. They are
said to have helped
Emperor Jinmu claim
victory.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A divine creature in[n]Japanese lore. They[n]are three-legged[n]birds sent by[n]Amaterasu to help[n]humans. They are[n]said to have helped[n]Emperor Jinmu claim[n]victory.[n][e]
myth_087
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_088
A Japanese god of
war, hunting and
fertility. He fought
Take-Mikazuchi for
control of Japan and
lost. He escaped
to Suwa, but was
prohibited to leave
since.
war, hunting and
fertility. He fought
Take-Mikazuchi for
control of Japan and
lost. He escaped
to Suwa, but was
prohibited to leave
since.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Japanese god of[n]war, hunting and[n]fertility. He fought[n]Take-Mikazuchi for[n]control of Japan and[n]lost. He escaped [n]to Suwa, but was[n]prohibited to leave[n]since.[n][e]
myth_089
Japanese goddess
of entertainment,
she governs many
sacred dances. She
is most famous for
luring out Amaterasu,
who had barricaded
herself inside
a cave.
of entertainment,
she governs many
sacred dances. She
is most famous for
luring out Amaterasu,
who had barricaded
herself inside
a cave.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Japanese goddess[n]of entertainment,[n]she governs many[n]sacred dances. She[n]is most famous for [n]luring out Amaterasu,[n]who had barricaded[n]herself inside[n]a cave.[n][e]
myth_090
A Japanese goddess.
She governs fields
and fertility. All
of her sisters were
sacrificed to
Yamata-no-Orochi,
but she was saved
by Susano-o and
became his wife.
She governs fields
and fertility. All
of her sisters were
sacrificed to
Yamata-no-Orochi,
but she was saved
by Susano-o and
became his wife.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Japanese goddess.[n]She governs fields[n]and fertility. All [n]of her sisters were[n]sacrificed to [n]Yamata-no-Orochi,[n]but she was saved[n]by Susano-o and[n]became his wife.[n][e]
myth_091
A Buddhist demon
said to drain human
life energy. He has
dark skin, stands 3
meters tall, and
sometimes changes
his shape to a gourd.
Known to have once
served Rudra, the
god of storms.
said to drain human
life energy. He has
dark skin, stands 3
meters tall, and
sometimes changes
his shape to a gourd.
Known to have once
served Rudra, the
god of storms.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Buddhist demon [n]said to drain human [n]life energy. He has [n]dark skin, stands 3 [n]meters tall, and [n]sometimes changes [n]his shape to a gourd. [n]Known to have once [n]served Rudra, the [n]god of storms.[n][e]
myth_092
One of the four
oni controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata.
By eliminating its
aura and preventing
others from sensing
its presence, it is
able to surprise its
enemies.
oni controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata.
By eliminating its
aura and preventing
others from sensing
its presence, it is
able to surprise its
enemies.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four [n]oni controlled by [n]Fujiwara no Chikata.[n]By eliminating its[n]aura and preventing[n]others from sensing[n]its presence, it is[n]able to surprise its[n]enemies.[n][e]
myth_093
One of the four oni
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
its body is so hard
that no weapons
can penetrate it.
controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
its body is so hard
that no weapons
can 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]can penetrate it.[n][e]
myth_094
One of the four
oni controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
it can cause floods
with the swing of its
arms. In the Taiheiki,
Ki no Tomoo expelled
the oni by reading a
Japanese poem.
oni controlled by
Fujiwara no Chikata,
it can cause floods
with the swing of its
arms. In the Taiheiki,
Ki no Tomoo expelled
the oni by reading a
Japanese poem.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four [n]oni controlled by[n]Fujiwara no Chikata,[n]it can cause floods[n]with the swing of its [n]arms. In the Taiheiki, [n]Ki no Tomoo expelled [n]the oni by reading a [n]Japanese poem.[n][e]
myth_095
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_096
The Hindu king
of birds. In the
Ramayana, he
fought bravely
against Ravana
in an attempt to
save Sita, Rama's
wife and the 7th
avatar of Vishnu,
but lost.
of birds. In the
Ramayana, he
fought bravely
against Ravana
in an attempt to
save Sita, Rama's
wife and the 7th
avatar of Vishnu,
but lost.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Hindu king[n]of birds. In the[n]Ramayana, he[n]fought bravely[n]against Ravana[n]in an attempt to[n]save Sita, Rama's[n]wife and the 7th[n]avatar of Vishnu,[n]but lost.[n][e]
myth_097
A god in Assyrian
legend, his name
is interchangeable
with Sakkut,
another incarnation
of the star-god,
Saturn.
legend, his name
is interchangeable
with Sakkut,
another incarnation
of the star-god,
Saturn.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A god in Assyrian[n]legend, his name [n]is interchangeable[n]with Sakkut,[n]another incarnation[n]of the star-god,[n]Saturn.[n][e]
myth_098
A horse-like fairy
of Celtic folklore
that lives by the
water. It drowns
those who ride on
it, but is a valuable
mount if you can
tame it.
of Celtic folklore
that lives by the
water. It drowns
those who ride on
it, but is a valuable
mount if you can
tame it.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A horse-like fairy[n]of Celtic folklore[n]that lives by the[n]water. It drowns[n]those who ride on[n]it, but is a valuable[n]mount if you can[n]tame it.[n][e]
myth_099
Egyptian moon god
that takes the
form of a baboon,
he is the one who
measures time. He
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 one who
measures time. He
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[n]form of a baboon,[n]he is the one who[n]measures time. He[n]gave Isis the power[n]to resurrect Osiris[n]after he was killed[n]by the evil god Seth.[n][e]
myth_100
The Greek god of
wine and theater. He
was originally a god
of life protecting
the mountains of
Thrace. He taught
humans how to make
wine.
wine and theater. He
was originally a god
of life protecting
the mountains of
Thrace. He taught
humans how to make
wine.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Greek god of[n]wine and theater. He[n]was originally a god[n]of life protecting[n]the mountains of[n]Thrace. He taught[n]humans how to make[n]wine.[n][e]
myth_101
Hindu water spirits,
they are beautiful
young women who
dance for the gods.
They also guide
heroes fallen in
battle to paradise.
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]Hindu water spirits,[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_102
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia. The great
Marquis of Hell, he
appears where there
is battle to stoke the
hatred within soldiers.
He helps defeat the
enemies of those
who summon him.
demons of the
Goetia. The great
Marquis of Hell, he
appears where there
is battle to stoke the
hatred within soldiers.
He helps defeat the
enemies of those
who summon him.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia. The great[n]Marquis of Hell, he[n]appears where there[n]is battle to stoke the[n]hatred within soldiers.[n]He helps defeat the [n]enemies of those[n]who summon him.[n][e]
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myth_104
Small human-like
creatures, that
have kind, calm
personalities. Once
coexisting with the
Ainu people of Japan,
there was a falling
out at some point,
and they disappeared.
creatures, that
have kind, calm
personalities. Once
coexisting with the
Ainu people of Japan,
there was a falling
out at some point,
and they disappeared.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Small human-like[n]creatures, that[n]have kind, calm[n]personalities. Once[n]coexisting with the[n]Ainu people of Japan, [n]there was a falling [n]out at some point, [n]and they disappeared.[n][e]
myth_105
A type of tengu.
Their spiritual
power is weaker than
other tengu, so they
are much smaller.
They are said to be
the reincarnations
of long-lived wolves.
Their spiritual
power is weaker than
other tengu, so they
are much smaller.
They are said to be
the reincarnations
of long-lived wolves.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A type of tengu.[n]Their spiritual[n]power is weaker than[n]other tengu, so they[n]are much smaller.[n]They are said to be[n]the reincarnations[n]of long-lived wolves.[n][e]
myth_106
A bluish-tinged
diamond that
Napoleon Bonaparte
had mounted to the
pommel of his sword.
It was named after
the French Regent
Philippe II, Duke of
Orleans, who had
purchased it in 1717.
diamond that
Napoleon Bonaparte
had mounted to the
pommel of his sword.
It was named after
the French Regent
Philippe II, Duke of
Orleans, who had
purchased it in 1717.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A bluish-tinged [n]diamond that[n]Napoleon Bonaparte[n]had mounted to the [n]pommel of his sword.[n]It was named after[n]the French Regent[n]Philippe II, Duke of[n]Orleans, who had [n]purchased it in 1717.[n][e]
myth_107
The diamond
necklace that
Jeanne de la Motte
swindled from
jewelers in 1785 by
claiming it was on
behalf of the Queen
of France, Marie
Antoinette.
necklace that
Jeanne de la Motte
swindled from
jewelers in 1785 by
claiming it was on
behalf of the Queen
of France, Marie
Antoinette.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The diamond[n]necklace that[n]Jeanne de la Motte[n]swindled from[n]jewelers in 1785 by[n]claiming it was on[n]behalf of the Queen[n]of France, Marie[n]Antoinette.[n][e]
myth_108
Also known as the
Stone of Destiny,
it is a stone used
in the coronations
of Scotland's
monarchs. Legends
say the stone is
linked to angels.
Stone of Destiny,
it is a stone used
in the coronations
of Scotland's
monarchs. Legends
say the stone is
linked to angels.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as the[n]Stone of Destiny, [n]it is a stone used [n]in the coronations [n]of Scotland's [n]monarchs. Legends [n]say the stone is [n]linked to angels.[n][e]
myth_109
Once called the
world's largest
diamond, it was cut
when it came to
the British royal
family. It is said to
bring bad luck to any
man who wears it,
so only the females
have ever adorned it.
world's largest
diamond, it was cut
when it came to
the British royal
family. It is said to
bring bad luck to any
man who wears it,
so only the females
have ever adorned it.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Once called the[n]world's largest[n]diamond, it was cut[n]when it came to[n]the British royal[n]family. It is said to[n]bring bad luck to any[n]man who wears it, [n]so only the females[n]have ever adorned it.[n][e]
myth_110
A diamond stolen
from a Hindu
temple that is
said to drive its
owner to their
death. It was cut
into smaller pieces
in an attempt to
break the curse.
from a Hindu
temple that is
said to drive its
owner to their
death. It was cut
into smaller pieces
in an attempt to
break the curse.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A diamond stolen[n]from a Hindu[n]temple that is[n]said to drive its[n]owner to their[n]death. It was cut[n]into smaller pieces[n]in an attempt to[n]break the curse.[n][e]
myth_111
Also known as
Charlemagne's
talisman, it is said
to make its owner an
emperor. In between
the two gems is a
piece of Jesus'
cross and a hair of
the Virgin Mary.
Charlemagne's
talisman, it is said
to make its owner an
emperor. In between
the two gems is a
piece of Jesus'
cross and a hair of
the Virgin Mary.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as[n]Charlemagne's[n]talisman, it is said[n]to make its owner an[n]emperor. In between[n]the two gems is a[n]piece of Jesus'[n]cross and a hair of[n]the Virgin Mary. [n][e]
myth_112
Unlike its name
suggests, the Hope
Diamond is a cursed
jewel that brings
ruin from one owner
to the next. A few
supposed victims
include King Louis
XVI and his wife,
Marie Antoinette.
suggests, the Hope
Diamond is a cursed
jewel that brings
ruin from one owner
to the next. A few
supposed victims
include King Louis
XVI and his wife,
Marie Antoinette.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Unlike its name[n]suggests, the Hope[n]Diamond is a cursed [n]jewel that brings [n]ruin from one owner [n]to the next. A few [n]supposed victims [n]include King Louis [n]XVI and his wife, [n]Marie Antoinette.[n][e]
myth_113
An ancient Out-Of-
Place-Artifact found
in Central and
South America. It is
said that if you
collect 13 of them in
one spot, the truth
of the universe
will be revealed.
Place-Artifact found
in Central and
South America. It is
said that if you
collect 13 of them in
one spot, the truth
of the universe
will be revealed.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An ancient Out-Of-[n]Place-Artifact found[n]in Central and[n]South America. It is[n]said that if you[n]collect 13 of them in[n]one spot, the truth[n]of the universe[n]will be revealed.[n][e]
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myth_117
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myth_118
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myth_121
A magical plant
whose roots look
like a human. They
are valued for their
healing properties
in potions, but the
screams they let out
when pulled from the
ground will kill
anyone who hears them.
whose roots look
like a human. They
are valued for their
healing properties
in potions, but the
screams they let out
when pulled from the
ground will kill
anyone who hears them.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A magical plant[n]whose roots look [n]like a human. They [n]are valued for their[n]healing properties[n]in potions, but the [n]screams they let out[n]when pulled from the [n]ground will kill [n]anyone who hears them.[n][e]
myth_122
The chief Semitic
god who governs over
fertility. He is the
god of Canaan and
brother and consort
to the goddess Anat,
who saved him from
Mot.
god who governs over
fertility. He is the
god of Canaan and
brother and consort
to the goddess Anat,
who saved him from
Mot.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The chief Semitic[n]god who governs over[n]fertility. He is the[n]god of Canaan and[n]brother and consort[n]to the goddess Anat,[n]who saved him from[n]Mot.[n][e]
myth_123
Hindu deities
of passion and
relations. They are
Kali's attendants.
They eat human
flesh and gather
at graveyards and
crematories each
night. Their name
means "sky dancer."
of passion and
relations. They are
Kali's attendants.
They eat human
flesh and gather
at graveyards and
crematories each
night. Their name
means "sky dancer."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Hindu deities [n]of passion and[n]relations. They are[n]Kali's attendants.[n]They eat human[n]flesh and gather [n]at graveyards and[n]crematories each[n]night. Their name[n]means "sky dancer."[n][e]
myth_124
A fairy of England
and Scotland.
She carries out
household chores
while everyone
sleeps and is a
welcome spirit. It
is said you can hear
her silk skirt
rustle as she works.
and Scotland.
She carries out
household chores
while everyone
sleeps and is a
welcome spirit. It
is said you can hear
her silk skirt
rustle as she works.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A fairy of England[n]and Scotland. [n]She carries out [n]household chores [n]while everyone[n]sleeps and is a[n]welcome spirit. It[n]is said you can hear[n]her silk skirt[n]rustle as she works. [n][e]
myth_125
A Welsh creature
commonly known as
"Bugbear" or the
"Boogeyman". Its
existence is often
used by mothers to
scare children into
behaving.
commonly known as
"Bugbear" or the
"Boogeyman". Its
existence is often
used by mothers to
scare children into
behaving.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Welsh creature[n]commonly known as[n]"Bugbear" or the[n]"Boogeyman". Its[n]existence is often[n]used by mothers to[n]scare children into[n]behaving.[n][e]
myth_126
A mass of
malevolent intent
and emotion that
failed to become a
true demon. All it
does is eat prey
and grow.
malevolent intent
and emotion that
failed to become a
true demon. All it
does is eat prey
and grow.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A mass of [n]malevolent intent [n]and emotion that[n]failed to become a [n]true demon. All it [n]does is eat prey [n]and grow.[n][e]
myth_127
An evil creature
with two curving
horns. It represents
impurity, unlike
the Unicorn. Said
to be derived from
Re'em in the Bible.
Another legend says
that it feeds off of
disloyal husbands.
with two curving
horns. It represents
impurity, unlike
the Unicorn. Said
to be derived from
Re'em in the Bible.
Another legend says
that it feeds off of
disloyal husbands.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An evil creature[n]with two curving[n]horns. It represents[n]impurity, unlike[n]the Unicorn. Said[n]to be derived from[n]Re'em in the Bible.[n]Another legend says[n]that it feeds off of[n]disloyal husbands.[n][e]
myth_128
A sun deity who was
worshipped in the
Roman Empire from
the 1st to the 4th
century AD. He was
said to be reborn
after death, and a
festival was held on
the winter solstice
for him.
worshipped in the
Roman Empire from
the 1st to the 4th
century AD. He was
said to be reborn
after death, and a
festival was held on
the winter solstice
for him.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A sun deity who was[n]worshipped in the[n]Roman Empire from[n]the 1st to the 4th[n]century AD. He was[n]said to be reborn[n]after death, and a[n]festival was held on[n]the winter solstice[n]for him.[n][e]
myth_129
A spirit of rivers
and mountains in
Japanese lore, they
dwell in ancient
trees and ageless
rocks. They are not
evil, and will often
appear as humans or
supernatural wonders
to warn people.
and mountains in
Japanese lore, they
dwell in ancient
trees and ageless
rocks. They are not
evil, and will often
appear as humans or
supernatural wonders
to warn people.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A spirit of rivers[n]and mountains in[n]Japanese lore, they[n]dwell in ancient [n]trees and ageless [n]rocks. They are not [n]evil, and will often [n]appear as humans or[n]supernatural wonders[n]to warn people.[n][e]
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Japanese plant
spirits born from
trees that have
lived for a 100
years. Cutting down
one of these trees
is said to cause
misfortune.
spirits born from
trees that have
lived for a 100
years. Cutting down
one of these trees
is said to cause
misfortune.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Japanese plant [n]spirits born from [n]trees that have [n]lived for a 100 [n]years. Cutting down [n]one of these trees [n]is said to cause [n]misfortune.[n][e]
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A general term for
familiars used by
Judeo-Christian
magicians, they are
usually sealed away
in bottles, rings,
or talismans. They
torment the target
selected by the
conjuror.
familiars used by
Judeo-Christian
magicians, they are
usually sealed away
in bottles, rings,
or talismans. They
torment the target
selected by the
conjuror.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A general term for[n]familiars used by[n]Judeo-Christian[n]magicians, they are[n]usually sealed away[n]in bottles, rings,[n]or talismans. They[n]torment the target[n]selected by the[n]conjuror.[n][e]
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A monstrous, fire
spitting, Japanese
bird with a man's
face. It is actually
a corpse that was
not given a proper
memorial service.
They appear before
monks who neglect
their duties.
spitting, Japanese
bird with a man's
face. It is actually
a corpse that was
not given a proper
memorial service.
They appear before
monks who neglect
their duties.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A monstrous, fire[n]spitting, Japanese[n]bird with a man's[n]face. It is actually[n]a corpse that was[n]not given a proper[n]memorial service.[n]They appear before[n]monks who neglect[n]their duties.[n][e]
myth_133
A creature of
Japanese lore with
a monkey's head,
tiger's legs, and
snake's tail. The
Tale of Heike says
it hid behind a dark
cloud each night to
attack the Emperor.
Japanese lore with
a monkey's head,
tiger's legs, and
snake's tail. The
Tale of Heike says
it hid behind a dark
cloud each night to
attack the Emperor.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A creature of[n]Japanese lore with[n]a monkey's head,[n]tiger's legs, and[n]snake's tail. The[n]Tale of Heike says[n]it hid behind a dark[n]cloud each night to[n]attack the Emperor.[n][e]
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A type of preta, or
"hungry ghost," in
Hindu lore that eats
human corpses. It
enters a human
through the mouth
and causes harm.
Those who see one
are said to die
within nine months.
"hungry ghost," in
Hindu lore that eats
human corpses. It
enters a human
through the mouth
and causes harm.
Those who see one
are said to die
within nine months.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A type of preta, or[n]"hungry ghost," in[n]Hindu lore that eats[n]human corpses. It[n]enters a human[n]through the mouth[n]and causes harm.[n]Those who see one[n]are said to die[n]within nine months.[n][e]
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An angel of
Gnosticism,
governing over
peace and
righteousness.
Though said to be
the savior of the
angels, he used
to be a human,
the king of Salem.
Gnosticism,
governing over
peace and
righteousness.
Though said to be
the savior of the
angels, he used
to be a human,
the king of Salem.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An angel of[n]Gnosticism, [n]governing over[n]peace and[n]righteousness. [n]Though said to be[n]the savior of the [n]angels, he used[n]to be a human, [n]the king of Salem.[n][e]
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A goat-headed
demon that is
worshipped in Black
Sabbaths. His name
can be used as
a catch-all term for
demons in general.
He would become an
object of worship
for witches.
demon that is
worshipped in Black
Sabbaths. His name
can be used as
a catch-all term for
demons in general.
He would become an
object of worship
for witches.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A goat-headed[n]demon that is[n]worshipped in Black[n]Sabbaths. His name[n]can be used as[n]a catch-all term for[n]demons in general.[n]He would become an[n]object of worship[n]for witches.[n][e]
myth_137
The king of the
Naga, a half-man,
half-snake tribe
in Hindu lore. The
dragon kings Nanda
and Takshaka of
Buddhist myth fall
into this royal
category.
Naga, a half-man,
half-snake tribe
in Hindu lore. The
dragon kings Nanda
and Takshaka of
Buddhist myth fall
into this royal
category.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The king of the[n]Naga, a half-man,[n]half-snake tribe[n]in Hindu lore. The[n]dragon kings Nanda[n]and Takshaka of[n]Buddhist myth fall[n]into this royal[n]category.[n][e]
myth_138
Half-snake, half-
human divine beings
in Hindu lore,
worshipped as
bringers of rain.
They live in the
bottoms of lakes and
seas, singing and
dancing when they
are not fighting.
human divine beings
in Hindu lore,
worshipped as
bringers of rain.
They live in the
bottoms of lakes and
seas, singing and
dancing when they
are not fighting.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Half-snake, half-[n]human divine beings[n]in Hindu lore,[n]worshipped as[n]bringers of rain.[n]They live in the[n]bottoms of lakes and[n]seas, singing and[n]dancing when they[n]are not fighting.[n][e]
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A divine bird-man
in Hindu lore, he
once fought the
gods and received
immortality in
exchange for
becoming Vishnu's
carrier.
in Hindu lore, 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 lore, he[n]once fought the[n]gods and received[n]immortality in[n]exchange for[n]becoming Vishnu's[n]carrier.[n][e]
myth_140
A Canaanite god
of fire. A bronze
statue of a man
with a bull's head
stands at his alter.
The statue was
heated and
sacrificial children
were thrown inside.
of fire. A bronze
statue of a man
with a bull's head
stands at his alter.
The statue was
heated and
sacrificial children
were thrown inside.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Canaanite god[n]of fire. A bronze[n]statue of a man [n]with a bull's head[n]stands at his alter.[n]The statue was[n]heated and[n]sacrificial children[n]were thrown inside.[n][e]
myth_141
Goddesses of fate
in Norse lore. They
live below the roots
of Yggdrasil and
weave the threads of
fate, which even the
gods are bound by.
in Norse lore. 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 lore. They[n]live below the roots[n]of Yggdrasil and[n]weave the threads of[n]fate, which even the[n]gods are bound by.[n][e]
myth_142
Demonic governor
of the deadly sin
of sloth. He also
excels at invention
and discovery. May
derive from Ba'al
Pe'or, Syrian god
of abundant crops.
of the deadly sin
of sloth. He 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 [n]of the deadly sin [n]of sloth. He 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_143
One of the 72
demons of the
Goetia. Known
as the Duke of
Hell, he rides
a gigantic horse
and burns those
without manners.
demons of the
Goetia. Known
as the Duke of
Hell, he rides
a gigantic horse
and burns those
without manners.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the 72[n]demons of the[n]Goetia. Known[n]as the Duke of[n]Hell, he rides[n]a gigantic horse[n]and burns those[n]without manners.[n][e]
myth_144
A demon summoned
by a sorcerer
named Crowley at
the beginning of
the 20th century.
He prevents those
from attempting to
reach enlightenment.
by a sorcerer
named Crowley at
the beginning of
the 20th century.
He prevents those
from attempting to
reach enlightenment.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A demon summoned [n]by a sorcerer [n]named Crowley at [n]the beginning of [n]the 20th century. [n]He prevents those[n]from attempting to[n]reach enlightenment.[n][e]
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One of the four
aspects of Shinto
thought, it works
gently to help
maintain a calm mind.
It is said to aid in
one's relations and
sociability, and can
lead one in a
positive direction.
aspects of Shinto
thought, it works
gently to help
maintain a calm mind.
It is said to aid in
one's relations and
sociability, and can
lead one in a
positive direction.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of Shinto[n]thought, it works[n]gently to help[n]maintain a calm mind.[n]It is said to aid in[n]one's relations and[n]sociability, and can[n]lead one in a[n]positive direction.[n][e]
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One of the four
aspects of Shinto
thought, it uses its
power to bring good
omens. It is said to
aid in one's wisdom,
observation, and
skill, and can mend
fractured paths.
aspects of Shinto
thought, it uses its
power to bring good
omens. It is said to
aid in one's wisdom,
observation, and
skill, and can mend
fractured paths.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of Shinto[n]thought, it uses its[n]power to bring good[n]omens. It is said to[n]aid in one's wisdom,[n]observation, and[n]skill, and can mend[n]fractured paths.[n][e]
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One of the four
aspects of Shinto
thought, it has the
power to grant
ferocity. It is said
to aid in one's
bravery, growth, and
endeavors, though it
can lead in a
negative direction.
aspects of Shinto
thought, it has the
power to grant
ferocity. It is said
to aid in one's
bravery, growth, and
endeavors, though it
can lead in a
negative direction.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of Shinto[n]thought, it has the[n]power to grant[n]ferocity. It is said[n]to aid in one's[n]bravery, growth, and[n]endeavors, though it[n]can lead in a[n]negative direction.[n][e]
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One of the four
aspects of Shinto
thought, it brings
great bounty from
the hunt. It is said
to aid in love,
profit, and growth,
and can create new
paths.
aspects of Shinto
thought, it brings
great bounty from
the hunt. It is said
to aid in love,
profit, and growth,
and can create new
paths.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]aspects of Shinto[n]thought, it brings[n]great bounty from[n]the hunt. It is said[n]to aid in love,[n]profit, and growth,[n]and can create new[n]paths.[n][e]
myth_155
The Arabian mother
goddess also known
as Allat. She was
thought to reside in
the Black Stone at
the Kaaba. She and
her son, Dusura,
were worshipped
there by desert
nomads.
goddess also known
as Allat. She was
thought to reside in
the Black Stone at
the Kaaba. 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. She was[n]thought to reside in[n]the Black Stone at[n]the Kaaba. She and[n]her son, Dusura,[n]were worshipped[n]there by desert[n]nomads.[n][e]
myth_156
One of the major
Hindu gods, he is
known as the
Destroyer but is
also related to
regeneration. His
wife is Parvati.
Hindu gods, 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 major[n]Hindu gods, he is [n]known as the[n]Destroyer but is[n]also related to[n]regeneration. His[n]wife is Parvati.[n][e]
myth_157
One of the four
major archangels,
he is at the top of
the angelic hierarchy.
He carries a long
spear that can cut
through anything,
and his name means
"one who is like God."
major archangels,
he is at the top of
the angelic hierarchy.
He carries a long
spear that can cut
through anything,
and his name means
"one who is like God."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the four[n]major archangels,[n]he is at the top of[n]the angelic hierarchy.[n]He carries a long[n]spear that can cut[n]through anything,[n]and his name means[n]"one who is like God."[n][e]
myth_158
The Hindu king of
Asuras is named
Maha Vairocana, or
"One Who Shines On
All". In Buddhism, he
is known as Dainichi
Nyorai.
Asuras is named
Maha Vairocana, or
"One Who Shines On
All". In Buddhism, he
is known as Dainichi
Nyorai.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Hindu king of [n]Asuras is named[n]Maha Vairocana, or[n]"One Who Shines On [n]All". In Buddhism, he [n]is known as Dainichi[n]Nyorai.[n][e]
myth_159
A giant Hindu
monster. Its mouth
is so enormous it
can swallow the Earth
and the heavens in
one bite. Its name
means "He who
Intoxicates".
monster. Its mouth
is so enormous it
can swallow the Earth
and the heavens in
one bite. Its name
means "He who
Intoxicates".
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A giant Hindu[n]monster. Its mouth[n]is so enormous it[n]can swallow the Earth[n]and the heavens in [n]one bite. Its name[n]means "He who[n]Intoxicates".[n][e]
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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_161
The youngest of
the three Moirae
Sisters of Greek
legend. She spins
the threads of
life with her
spindle.
the three Moirae
Sisters of Greek
legend. She spins
the threads of
life with her
spindle.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The youngest of [n]the three Moirae[n]Sisters of Greek[n]legend. She spins [n]the threads of [n]life with her[n]spindle.[n][e]
myth_162
The middle sister
of the three Moirae
Sisters of Greek
legend. She is
the apportioner,
measuring the
thread which
determines each
person's lifespan.
of the three Moirae
Sisters of Greek
legend. She is
the apportioner,
measuring the
thread which
determines each
person's lifespan.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The middle sister [n]of the three Moirae[n]Sisters of Greek[n]legend. She is [n]the apportioner, [n]measuring the[n]thread which[n]determines each[n]person's lifespan.[n][e]
myth_163
The eldest of
the three Moirae
Sisters of Greek
mythology. She
cuts the threads
of life for those
whose time has
come.
the three Moirae
Sisters of Greek
mythology. She
cuts the threads
of life for those
whose time has
come.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The eldest of [n]the three Moirae[n]Sisters of Greek[n]mythology. She[n]cuts the threads[n]of life for those[n]whose time has[n]come.[n][e]
myth_164
A god of dual gender
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 god of dual gender[n]whose appearance is[n]half that of the[n]destroyer, Shiva,[n]and half his wife,[n]Parvati. Ardha is[n]the ideal figure of[n]Shaktism, the[n]perfect god.[n][e]
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One of the major
Hindu gods, he is
the preserver and
protector of the
universe. Legends
claim that he will
make ten appearances
across time and space
to strike down evil
and uphold justice.
Hindu gods, he is
the preserver and
protector of the
universe. Legends
claim that he will
make ten appearances
across time and space
to strike down evil
and uphold justice.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the major[n]Hindu gods, he is [n]the preserver and[n]protector of the[n]universe. Legends [n]claim that he will [n]make ten appearances [n]across time and space [n]to strike down evil[n]and uphold justice.[n][e]
myth_167
Also known as
Kishimojin, she
once ate children,
but stopped after
Buddha changed her
ways. She now eats
pomegranates and
is a goddess
of parenting.
Kishimojin, she
once ate children,
but stopped after
Buddha changed her
ways. She now eats
pomegranates and
is a goddess
of parenting.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as[n]Kishimojin, she[n]once ate children,[n]but stopped after[n]Buddha changed her[n]ways. She now eats[n]pomegranates and[n]is a goddess[n]of parenting.[n][e]
myth_168
A snake with a
rainbow body from
Murngin lore. He is
a fertility deity
who controls the
weather and resides
in a holy pond filled
with rainbow-colored
water.
rainbow body from
Murngin lore. He is
a fertility deity
who 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]who controls the[n]weather and resides[n]in a holy pond filled [n]with rainbow-colored [n]water.[n][e]
myth_169
Giants born from
Uranus and Gaia.
The name means
"those with a
hundred arms."
During the war of
the Titans, Zeus
freed them from the
Underworld to help
him obtain victory.
Uranus and Gaia.
The name means
"those with a
hundred arms."
During the war of
the Titans, Zeus
freed them from the
Underworld to help
him obtain victory.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Giants born from[n]Uranus and Gaia. [n]The name means[n]"those with a[n]hundred arms." [n]During the war of[n]the Titans, Zeus [n]freed them from the[n]Underworld to help[n]him obtain victory.[n][e]
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An archangel who is
said to be the form
of Satan before he
fell from Heaven.
The second son of
God, he rebelled
against Him for
freedom and bestowed
free will and chaos
upon humanity.
said to be the form
of Satan before he
fell from Heaven.
The second son of
God, he rebelled
against Him for
freedom and bestowed
free will and chaos
upon humanity.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An archangel who is[n]said to be the form[n]of Satan before he[n]fell from Heaven. [n]The second son of[n]God, he rebelled[n]against Him for[n]freedom and bestowed [n]free will and chaos[n]upon humanity.[n][e]
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A Persona of another
story. A poet skilled
with the lyre. He
tried to retrieve
his wife from Hades,
but she vanished
when he looked back
before reaching
the surface.
story. A poet skilled
with the lyre. He
tried to retrieve
his wife from Hades,
but she vanished
when he looked back
before reaching
the surface.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. A poet skilled[n]with the lyre. He[n]tried to retrieve[n]his wife from Hades,[n]but she vanished[n]when he looked back[n]before reaching[n]the surface.[n][e]
myth_182
A Persona of another
story. The Greek god
of death, he is the
son of Nyx and the
twin brother of
Hypnos. He is known
to provide mortals
with a peaceful
death.
story. The Greek god
of death, he is the
son of Nyx and the
twin brother of
Hypnos. He is known
to provide mortals
with a peaceful
death.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. The Greek god[n]of death, he is the [n]son of Nyx and the [n]twin brother of [n]Hypnos. He is known[n]to provide mortals[n]with a peaceful[n]death.[n][e]
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A Persona of another
story. One of the
ancient gods who
existed before Japan
was formed. He created
the Oyashima from
chaos, then gave birth
to countless children
and laid the foundation
of soil and nature.
story. One of the
ancient gods who
existed before Japan
was formed. He created
the Oyashima from
chaos, then gave birth
to countless children
and laid the foundation
of soil and nature.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. One of the [n]ancient gods who [n]existed before Japan [n]was formed. He created [n]the Oyashima from [n]chaos, then gave birth [n]to countless children [n]and laid the foundation [n]of soil and nature.[n][e]
myth_184
A Persona of another
story. He's Izanagi's
rival and looks just
like him. Magatsu
means "calamity."
Unlike Izanagi, who
founded the land and
brought order, he
leads all back into
chaos.
story. He's Izanagi's
rival and looks just
like him. Magatsu
means "calamity."
Unlike Izanagi, who
founded the land and
brought order, he
leads all back into
chaos.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. He's Izanagi's[n]rival and looks just[n]like him. Magatsu[n]means "calamity."[n]Unlike Izanagi, who[n]founded the land and[n]brought order, he[n]leads all back into[n]chaos.[n][e]
myth_185
A Persona of another
story. A divine being
born from a glowing
bamboo shoot.
Though many
proposed to her, none
could complete her
strict tasks. She
eventually returned
to her home, the moon.
story. A divine being
born from a glowing
bamboo shoot.
Though many
proposed to her, none
could complete her
strict tasks. She
eventually returned
to her home, the moon.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. A divine being[n]born from a glowing[n]bamboo shoot.[n]Though many [n]proposed to her, none[n]could complete her[n]strict tasks. She [n]eventually returned[n]to her home, the moon.[n][e]
myth_186
A Persona of another
story. She is the
daughter of Minos,
the king of Crete.
She helped Theseus
defeat the Minotaur
and gave him a ball
of yarn so he could
escape the labyrinth.
story. She is the
daughter of Minos,
the king of Crete.
She helped Theseus
defeat the Minotaur
and gave him a ball
of yarn so he could
escape the labyrinth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. She is the[n]daughter of Minos,[n]the king of Crete.[n]She helped Theseus[n]defeat the Minotaur[n]and gave him a ball[n]of yarn so he could[n]escape the labyrinth.[n][e]
myth_187
A Persona of another
story. Due to a
curse on his mother,
Pasiphae, he was born
a bull-headed monster.
Locked away in the
labyrinth as the
Minotaur, he wielded
a double-sided axe.
story. Due to a
curse on his mother,
Pasiphae, he was born
a bull-headed monster.
Locked away in the
labyrinth as the
Minotaur, he wielded
a double-sided axe.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. Due to a [n]curse on his mother, [n]Pasiphae, he was born [n]a bull-headed monster.[n]Locked away in the[n]labyrinth as the[n]Minotaur, he wielded[n]a double-sided axe.[n][e]
myth_188
A Persona of another
story. An important
god born from the
Japanese god Izanagi,
he governs over the
moon and the night.
There are many
theories behind this
mysterious god.
story. An important
god born from the
Japanese god Izanagi,
he governs over the
moon and the night.
There are many
theories behind this
mysterious god.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. An important[n]god born from the[n]Japanese god Izanagi,[n]he governs over the[n]moon and the night.[n]There are many [n]theories behind this[n]mysterious god.[n][e]
myth_189
A Persona of another
story. He appears
before Judgment Day
to save the virtuous.
He is a universal
figure, appearing in
myths around the
world. Many stories
involve his death
and rebirth.
story. He appears
before Judgment Day
to save the virtuous.
He is a universal
figure, appearing in
myths around the
world. Many stories
involve his death
and rebirth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona of another[n]story. He appears[n]before Judgment Day[n]to save the virtuous.[n]He is a universal[n]figure, appearing in[n]myths around the[n]world. Many stories[n]involve his death[n]and rebirth.[n][e]
myth_190
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
He appears before
Judgment Day to
save the virtuous.
He is a universal
figure, appearing
in myths around
the world.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
He appears before
Judgment Day to
save the virtuous.
He is a universal
figure, appearing
in myths around
the world.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming [n]the Trickster's mask.[n]He appears before[n]Judgment Day to[n]save the virtuous.[n]He is a universal[n]figure, appearing[n]in myths around[n]the world.[n][e]
myth_191
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
A Greek poet who
tried to retrieve
his wife from Hades,
but she vanished
when he looked back
before reaching
the surface.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
A Greek poet who
tried to retrieve
his wife from Hades,
but she vanished
when he looked back
before reaching
the surface.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming [n]the Trickster's mask. [n]A Greek poet who[n]tried to retrieve[n]his wife from Hades,[n]but she vanished[n]when he looked back[n]before reaching[n]the surface.[n][e]
myth_192
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
The Greek god of
death, he is the son
of Nyx and the twin
brother of Hypnos.
He is known to
provide mortals with
a peaceful death.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
The Greek god of
death, he is the son
of Nyx and the twin
brother of Hypnos.
He is known to
provide mortals with
a peaceful death.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming[n]the Trickster's mask.[n]The Greek god of[n]death, he is the son[n]of Nyx and the twin[n]brother of Hypnos.[n]He is known to[n]provide mortals with[n]a peaceful death.[n][e]
myth_193
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
One of the ancient
gods who existed
before Japan was
formed. He created the
Oyashima from chaos,
then gave birth to
countless children.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
One of the ancient
gods who existed
before Japan was
formed. He created the
Oyashima from chaos,
then gave birth to
countless children.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming [n]the Trickster's mask.[n]One of the ancient[n]gods who existed[n]before Japan was [n]formed. He created the[n]Oyashima from chaos,[n]then gave birth to[n]countless children.[n][e]
myth_194
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
He's Izanagi's rival.
Magatsu means
"calamity," so, unlike
Izanagi who founded
the land and brought
order, he leads all
back into chaos.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
He's Izanagi's rival.
Magatsu means
"calamity," so, unlike
Izanagi who founded
the land and brought
order, he leads all
back into chaos.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming[n]the Trickster's mask.[n]He's Izanagi's rival.[n]Magatsu means[n]"calamity," so, unlike[n]Izanagi who founded[n]the land and brought[n]order, he leads all[n]back into chaos.[n][e]
myth_195
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
She appeared from
a glowing bamboo
shoot. She received
many proposals, but
rejected them and
returned to the moon.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
She appeared from
a glowing bamboo
shoot. She received
many proposals, but
rejected them and
returned to the moon.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming [n]the Trickster's mask.[n]She appeared from[n]a glowing bamboo[n]shoot. She received[n]many proposals, but[n]rejected them and[n]returned to the moon.[n][e]
myth_196
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
She is the daughter
of Minos. She helped
Theseus defeat the
Minotaur and gave
him a ball of yarn
so he could escape
the labyrinth.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
She is the daughter
of Minos. She helped
Theseus defeat the
Minotaur and gave
him a ball of yarn
so he could escape
the labyrinth.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming [n]the Trickster's mask.[n]She is the daughter[n]of Minos. She helped[n]Theseus defeat the[n]Minotaur and gave[n]him a ball of yarn[n]so he could escape[n]the labyrinth.[n][e]
myth_197
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
Son of Pasiphae, he
was born a bull-
headed monster.
Locked away in the
labyrinth as the
Minotaur, he wielded
a double-sided axe.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
Son of Pasiphae, he
was born a bull-
headed monster.
Locked away in the
labyrinth as the
Minotaur, he wielded
a double-sided axe.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming [n]the Trickster's mask.[n]Son of Pasiphae, he[n]was born a bull-[n]headed monster.[n]Locked away in the[n]labyrinth as the[n]Minotaur, he wielded[n]a double-sided axe.[n][e]
myth_198
A Persona turned
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
An important god born
from the Japanese god
Izanagi, he governs
over the moon and the
night. There are many
theories behind this
mysterious god.
picaro after becoming
the Trickster's mask.
An important god born
from the Japanese god
Izanagi, he governs
over the moon and the
night. There are many
theories behind this
mysterious god.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Persona turned[n]picaro after becoming [n]the Trickster's mask.[n]An important god born [n]from the Japanese god [n]Izanagi, he governs [n]over the moon and the [n]night. There are many [n]theories behind this[n]mysterious god.[n][e]
myth_199
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myth_200
A being based off of
the main character
of Maurice Leblanc's
novels, Arsene
Lupin. He appears
everywhere and is a
master of disguise.
He is known to help
law-abiding citizens.
the main character
of Maurice Leblanc's
novels, Arsene
Lupin. He appears
everywhere and is a
master of disguise.
He is known to help
law-abiding citizens.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A being based off of[n]the main character [n]of Maurice Leblanc's[n]novels, Arsene[n]Lupin. He appears[n]everywhere and is a[n]master of disguise.[n]He is known to help[n]law-abiding citizens.[n][e]
myth_201
A being based off
the main character
of Maurice Leblanc's
novels, Arsene
Lupin. He appears
everywhere and is a
master of disguise.
He is known to help
law-abiding citizens.
the main character
of Maurice Leblanc's
novels, Arsene
Lupin. He appears
everywhere and is a
master of disguise.
He is known to help
law-abiding citizens.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A being based off[n]the main character[n]of Maurice Leblanc's[n]novels, Arsene[n]Lupin. He appears[n]everywhere and is a[n]master of disguise.[n]He is known to help[n]law-abiding citizens.[n][e]
myth_202
A 17th century
privateer who
eventually became a
world-renowned
pirate. At his
execution, he
declared he had
hidden treasure,
leaving behind many
legends.
privateer who
eventually became a
world-renowned
pirate. At his
execution, he
declared he had
hidden treasure,
leaving behind many
legends.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A 17th century[n]privateer who[n]eventually became a[n]world-renowned[n]pirate. At his [n]execution, he[n]declared he had[n]hidden treasure,[n]leaving behind many[n]legends.[n][e]
myth_203
A masked swordsman
of justice who
fought in California
against corrupt
officials during the
era of Spanish rule.
He always left his
"Z" mark with his
rapier wherever he
appeared.
of justice who
fought in California
against corrupt
officials during the
era of Spanish rule.
He always left his
"Z" mark with his
rapier wherever he
appeared.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A masked swordsman [n]of justice who [n]fought in California [n]against corrupt [n]officials during the [n]era of Spanish rule. [n]He always left his [n]"Z" mark with his [n]rapier wherever he [n]appeared.[n][e]
myth_204
A gypsy thief from
the novel by
Merimee, which
became famous
through the opera by
Bizet. She is a
femme fatale who is
beautiful but also
very capricious.
the novel by
Merimee, which
became famous
through the opera by
Bizet. She is a
femme fatale who is
beautiful but also
very capricious.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A gypsy thief from[n]the novel by [n]Merimee, which [n]became famous [n]through the opera by[n]Bizet. She is a [n]femme fatale who is[n]beautiful but also[n]very capricious.[n][e]
myth_205
Ishikawa Goemon was
a thief who stole
from the rich and
gave to the poor in
Japan during the
Azuchi-Momoyama
period. The kabuki
scene of him sitting
on the gate of
Nanzen-ji is famous.
a thief who stole
from the rich and
gave to the poor in
Japan during the
Azuchi-Momoyama
period. The kabuki
scene of him sitting
on the gate of
Nanzen-ji is famous.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Ishikawa Goemon was[n]a thief who stole[n]from the rich and[n]gave to the poor in[n]Japan during the[n]Azuchi-Momoyama[n]period. The kabuki[n]scene of him sitting[n]on the gate of[n]Nanzen-ji is famous.[n][e]
myth_206
The mysterious female
pope of the Middle
Ages. She posed as a
man and eventually
made it all the way
up to pope due to her
unrivaled intellect.
Her existence shook
the history of the
Catholic church.
pope of the Middle
Ages. She posed as a
man and eventually
made it all the way
up to pope due to her
unrivaled intellect.
Her existence shook
the history of the
Catholic church.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The mysterious female[n]pope of the Middle[n]Ages. She posed as a[n]man and eventually[n]made it all the way[n]up to pope due to her[n]unrivaled intellect.[n]Her existence shook[n]the history of the[n]Catholic church.[n][e]
myth_207
The beautiful woman
that appears in
Dumas's "Three
Musketeers". Branded
with a fleur-de-lis
symbol, she used
many aliases to
control nobility
and get her
vengeance.
that appears in
Dumas's "Three
Musketeers". Branded
with a fleur-de-lis
symbol, she used
many aliases to
control nobility
and get her
vengeance.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The beautiful woman[n]that appears in[n]Dumas's "Three[n]Musketeers". Branded[n]with a fleur-de-lis[n]symbol, she used[n]many aliases to[n]control nobility[n]and get her[n]vengeance.[n][e]
myth_208
The grimoire which
contains vital
information of the
Cthulhu mythos by
Lovecraft. Its
original name is Al
Azif. It is said the
book itself is alive.
contains vital
information of the
Cthulhu mythos by
Lovecraft. Its
original name is Al
Azif. It is said the
book itself is alive.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The grimoire which[n]contains vital[n]information of the[n]Cthulhu mythos by[n]Lovecraft. Its[n]original name is Al[n]Azif. It is said the[n]book itself is alive.[n][e]
myth_209
A noble thief that
made waves in Middle
Age England. He is
an expert archer and
leader of the Merry
Men, outlaws of
justice who made
Sherwood Forest their
home.
made waves in Middle
Age England. He is
an expert archer and
leader of the Merry
Men, outlaws of
justice who made
Sherwood Forest their
home.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A noble thief that[n]made waves in Middle[n]Age England. He is [n]an expert archer and [n]leader of the Merry [n]Men, outlaws of [n]justice who made [n]Sherwood Forest their [n]home. [n][e]
myth_210
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myth_211
An archangel who is
said to be the form
of Satan before he
fell from Heaven.
The second son of
God, he rebelled
against Him for
freedom and bestowed
free will and chaos
upon humanity.
said to be the form
of Satan before he
fell from Heaven.
The second son of
God, he rebelled
against Him for
freedom and bestowed
free will and chaos
upon humanity.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An archangel who is[n]said to be the form[n]of Satan before he[n]fell from Heaven. [n]The second son of[n]God, he rebelled[n]against Him for[n]freedom and bestowed [n]free will and chaos[n]upon humanity.[n][e]
myth_212
A title Sun Wukong
had given himself.
Born from a rock, he
wreaked havoc and was
punished by Buddha
who imprisoned him
under a mountain.
Eventually, he was
saved by a monk
named Xuanzang.
had given himself.
Born from a rock, he
wreaked havoc and was
punished by Buddha
who imprisoned him
under a mountain.
Eventually, he was
saved by a monk
named Xuanzang.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A title Sun Wukong [n]had given himself.[n]Born from a rock, he [n]wreaked havoc and was [n]punished by Buddha [n]who imprisoned him [n]under a mountain.[n]Eventually, he was[n]saved by a monk[n]named Xuanzang.[n][e]
myth_213
The Roman god of
travelers and thieves.
A diverse god, he is
seen as a symbol of
the human unconscious
and the mental world.
He is equated with the
Philosopher's Stone,
the ultimate mystery
in the field of alchemy.
travelers and thieves.
A diverse god, he is
seen as a symbol of
the human unconscious
and the mental world.
He is equated with the
Philosopher's Stone,
the ultimate mystery
in the field of alchemy.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Roman god of[n]travelers and thieves.[n]A diverse god, he is[n]seen as a symbol of[n]the human unconscious[n]and the mental world.[n]He is equated with the[n]Philosopher's Stone,[n]the ultimate mystery[n]in the field of alchemy.[n][e]
myth_214
A Greek goddess of
crossroads, ghosts,
and witchcraft, she
is commonly attended
to by dogs. She is
also known to be the
chief of the witches
that appear in the
play "Macbeth".
crossroads, ghosts,
and witchcraft, she
is commonly attended
to by dogs. She is
also known to be the
chief of the witches
that appear in the
play "Macbeth".
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Greek goddess of[n]crossroads, ghosts, [n]and witchcraft, she [n]is commonly attended [n]to by dogs. She is [n]also known to be the [n]chief of the witches [n]that appear in the [n]play "Macbeth".[n][e]
myth_215
A Japanese god found
in the Izumo Fudoki.
He was one of the
three gods born from
Izanagi. He was a
violent ruffian, but
also had a sensitive
side, showing love
for his mother and
reading poems.
in the Izumo Fudoki.
He was one of the
three gods born from
Izanagi. He was a
violent ruffian, but
also had a sensitive
side, showing love
for his mother and
reading poems.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Japanese god found[n]in the Izumo Fudoki.[n]He was one of the[n]three gods born from[n]Izanagi. He was a[n]violent ruffian, but[n]also had a sensitive[n]side, showing love[n]for his mother and[n]reading poems.[n][e]
myth_216
The daughter of
Ugaritic's highest
god El. She is the
goddess of fertility,
as well as hunting
and war. Her
characteristics are
the characteristics
of the seasons in
Canaan.
Ugaritic's highest
god El. She is the
goddess of fertility,
as well as hunting
and war. Her
characteristics are
the characteristics
of the seasons in
Canaan.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The daughter of[n]Ugaritic's highest [n]god El. She is the [n]goddess of fertility, [n]as well as hunting [n]and war. Her[n]characteristics are[n]the characteristics[n]of the seasons in[n]Canaan.[n][e]
myth_217
A Middle Eastern
goddess of fertility.
Many scriptures note
her folklore, and
there is even a
mention of her as
the "Queen of Heaven"
in the Bible.
goddess of fertility.
Many scriptures note
her folklore, and
there is even a
mention of her as
the "Queen of Heaven"
in the Bible.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Middle Eastern[n]goddess of fertility.[n]Many scriptures note[n]her folklore, and[n]there is even a[n]mention of her as[n]the "Queen of Heaven"[n]in the Bible.[n][e]
myth_218
The Greek Titan who
created mankind from
clay. He later stole
fire from Olympus and,
in turn, gave it to
mankind against Zeus's
will. His name is
often synonymous
with fire and
"divine knowledge".
created mankind from
clay. He later stole
fire from Olympus and,
in turn, gave it to
mankind against Zeus's
will. His name is
often synonymous
with fire and
"divine knowledge".
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Greek Titan who[n]created mankind from [n]clay. He later stole [n]fire from Olympus and,[n]in turn, gave it to [n]mankind against Zeus's [n]will. His name is [n]often synonymous[n]with fire and[n]"divine knowledge".[n][e]
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myth_251
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_252
The Judeo-Christian
prince of darkness,
he is known for his
role as the snake
that tempted Adam
and Eve in Eden. It
is also said that he
was sent by God to
test man's piety.
prince of darkness,
he is known for his
role as the snake
that tempted Adam
and Eve in Eden. It
is also said that he
was sent by God to
test man's piety.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Judeo-Christian[n]prince of darkness,[n]he is known for his[n]role as the snake[n]that tempted Adam[n]and Eve in Eden. It[n]is also said that he[n]was sent by God to[n]test man's piety.[n][e]
myth_253
A fallen Judeo-
Christian angel, he
lead a rebellion with
an army of angels
against God and
lost. He waits in
Hell for his chance
to challenge God
once more and
strike him down.
Christian angel, he
lead a rebellion with
an army of angels
against God and
lost. He waits in
Hell for his chance
to challenge God
once more and
strike him down.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A fallen Judeo-[n]Christian angel, he[n]lead a rebellion with[n]an army of angels[n]against God and[n]lost. He waits in [n]Hell for his chance [n]to challenge God [n]once more and[n]strike him down.[n][e]
myth_254
Known as the Gold
Dragon, it reigns
over the Ssu-Ling,
celestial creatures
of Chinese lore. It
is located at the
center of the four
beasts.
Dragon, it reigns
over the Ssu-Ling,
celestial creatures
of Chinese lore. It
is located at the
center of the four
beasts.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Known as the Gold[n]Dragon, it reigns[n]over the Ssu-Ling,[n]celestial creatures [n]of Chinese lore. It[n]is located at the[n]center of the four[n]beasts.[n][e]
myth_255
A Kunitsu deity of
Japanese mythology
that governs
agriculture and
medicine. He's said
to have built the
country of Izumo
with Susano-o's
daughter, Suseri-Hime.
Japanese mythology
that governs
agriculture and
medicine. He's 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. He's said[n]to have built the[n]country of Izumo[n]with Susano-o's[n]daughter, Suseri-Hime.[n][e]
myth_256
Goddesses of fate
in Norse myth. They
live below the
roots of Yggdrasil
and weave the
threads of fate,
by which even the
gods are bound.
in Norse myth. They
live below the
roots of Yggdrasil
and weave the
threads of fate,
by which even the
gods are bound.
[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]by which even the[n]gods are bound.[n][e]
myth_257
A Hindu god of war,
known as Skanda or
Murugan. He rides
atop a peacock
called Paravani,
with bow and arrow
drawn. He commands
the army of the
gods and defeated
the forces of Asura.
known as Skanda or
Murugan. He rides
atop a peacock
called Paravani,
with 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]known as Skanda or[n]Murugan. He rides[n]atop a peacock[n]called Paravani,[n]with bow and arrow[n]drawn. He commands[n]the army of the[n]gods and defeated[n]the forces of Asura.[n][e]
myth_258
Seven 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]Seven 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_259
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.
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.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Nihonshoki [n]sword deity who [n]pacified Ashihara-[n]no-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]
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myth_261
The Egyptian god
of the desert,
chaos, and evil.
He murdered his
brother, Osiris,
and tried to become
chief god, but he
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 he
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, [n]and tried to become[n]chief god, but he[n]was castrated by[n]Osiris's son,[n]Horus.[n][e]
myth_262
The revered goddess
of war and love in
ancient Mesopotamia.
She seduced many
men to their doom.
When Gilgamesh, the
hero, spurned her,
she murdered his
best friend, Enkidu.
of war and love in
ancient Mesopotamia.
She seduced many
men to their doom.
When Gilgamesh, the
hero, spurned her,
she murdered his
best friend, Enkidu.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The revered goddess[n]of war and love in[n]ancient Mesopotamia.[n]She seduced many [n]men to their doom.[n]When Gilgamesh, the[n]hero, spurned her,[n]she murdered his[n]best friend, Enkidu.[n][e]
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myth_264
A fire giant in
Norse lore. He rules
the fire realm,
Muspelheim, and
brandishes a burning
sword. At Ragnarok,
he will set the world
ablaze.
Norse lore. 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 lore. He rules [n]the fire realm, [n]Muspelheim, and [n]brandishes a burning [n]sword. At Ragnarok, [n]he will set the world[n]ablaze.[n][e]
myth_265
The German name of
the hero in the
epic poem, "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, "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, "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_266
The Hindu goddess
of beauty and good
fortune, Vishnu's
wife, and Kama's
mother. She is the
goddess of love,
believed to have
been born from an
ocean of milk.
of beauty and good
fortune, Vishnu's
wife, and Kama's
mother. She is the
goddess of love,
believed to have
been born from an
ocean of milk.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Hindu goddess [n]of beauty and good[n]fortune, Vishnu's[n]wife, and Kama's[n]mother. She is the[n]goddess of love,[n]believed to have[n]been born from an [n]ocean of milk.[n][e]
myth_267
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]
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myth_269
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_270
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_271
A divine bird-man
in Hindu lore. He
once fought the
gods and received
immortality in
exchange for
becoming Vishnu's
carrier.
in Hindu lore. 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 lore. He[n]once fought the[n]gods and received[n]immortality in[n]exchange for[n]becoming Vishnu's[n]carrier.[n][e]
myth_272
The Roman goddess
of luck, she spins
the Wheel of
Fortune. She is
believed to have
originally been a
fertility goddess.
Her Greek counterpart
is Tyche.
of luck, she spins
the Wheel of
Fortune. She is
believed to have
originally been a
fertility goddess.
Her Greek counterpart
is Tyche.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Roman goddess[n]of luck, she spins[n]the Wheel of[n]Fortune. She is[n]believed to have[n]originally been a[n]fertility goddess. [n]Her Greek counterpart[n]is Tyche.[n][e]
myth_273
One of the Ssu-Ling,
celestial creatures
of Chinese myth. It is
a giant bird that is
said to chirp in five
beautiful voices. It
represents the
direction south, the
season of summer, and
the element of fire.
celestial creatures
of Chinese myth. It is
a giant bird that is
said to chirp in five
beautiful voices. 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-Ling, [n]celestial creatures [n]of Chinese myth. It is [n]a giant bird that is[n]said to chirp in five [n]beautiful voices. It[n]represents the[n]direction south, the [n]season of summer, and [n]the element of fire.[n][e]
myth_274
The noblest of the
Ssu-Ling creatures
of Chinese myth.
It represents the
direction east, the
season of spring,
and the element of
wood. He dwells in a
palace at the bottom
of the ocean.
Ssu-Ling creatures
of Chinese myth.
It represents the
direction east, the
season of spring,
and the element of
wood. He dwells in a
palace at the bottom
of the ocean.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The noblest of the[n]Ssu-Ling creatures [n]of Chinese myth.[n]It represents the[n]direction east, the[n]season of spring,[n]and the element of[n]wood. He dwells in a[n]palace at the bottom[n]of the ocean.[n][e]
myth_275
One of the Ssu-Ling,
celestial creatures
of Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction north, the
season of winter, and
the element of water.
Known to be a great
warrior, it supports
the Earth from below.
celestial creatures
of Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction north, the
season of winter, and
the element of water.
Known to be a great
warrior, it supports
the Earth from below.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Ssu-Ling, [n]celestial creatures [n]of Chinese myth. It[n]represents the[n]direction north, the [n]season of winter, and [n]the element of water.[n]Known to be a great[n]warrior, it supports [n]the Earth from below.[n][e]
myth_276
One of the Ssu-Ling,
celestial creatures
of Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction west, the
season of autumn, and
the element of metal.
He is believed to be
the king of all beasts.
celestial creatures
of Chinese myth. It
represents the
direction west, the
season of autumn, and
the element of metal.
He is believed to be
the king of all beasts.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Ssu-Ling,[n]celestial creatures [n]of Chinese myth. It[n]represents the[n]direction west, the [n]season of autumn, and [n]the element of metal. [n]He is believed to be [n]the king of all beasts.[n][e]
myth_277
Also known as
Tamonten and
Vaishravana in
Buddhist lore, he
is the strongest
of the Heavenly
Kings. He protects
the North and is
the god of war.
Tamonten and
Vaishravana in
Buddhist lore, he
is the strongest
of the Heavenly
Kings. He protects
the North and is
the god of war.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as[n]Tamonten and [n]Vaishravana in[n]Buddhist lore, he[n]is the strongest[n]of the Heavenly [n]Kings. He protects[n]the North and is[n]the god of war.[n][e]
myth_278
Also known as
Virupaksha, he is
the protector of
the West, and is
one of the four
Heavenly Kings of
Buddhist origin. He
keeps a close watch
on the world with
his sharp gaze.
Virupaksha, he is
the protector of
the West, and is
one of the four
Heavenly Kings of
Buddhist origin. He
keeps a close watch
on the world with
his sharp gaze.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as[n]Virupaksha, he is[n]the protector of[n]the West, and is[n]one of the four[n]Heavenly Kings of[n]Buddhist origin. He[n]keeps a close watch[n]on the world with[n]his sharp gaze.[n][e]
myth_279
Also known as
Dhritarashtra, he
is the protector
of the East, and
is one of the four
Heavenly Kings of
Buddhist origin.
He helps maintain
the security of
the nation.
Dhritarashtra, he
is the protector
of the East, and
is one of the four
Heavenly Kings of
Buddhist origin.
He helps maintain
the security of
the nation.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as[n]Dhritarashtra, he [n]is the protector [n]of the East, and [n]is one of the four[n]Heavenly Kings of[n]Buddhist origin.[n]He helps maintain[n]the security of[n]the nation.[n][e]
myth_280
Also known as
Virudhaka, he is
the protector of
the South, and is one
of the four Heavenly
Kings of Buddhist
origin. He is the god
of the five grains,
and was once the
chief of the gods.
Virudhaka, he is
the protector of
the South, and is one
of the four Heavenly
Kings of Buddhist
origin. He is the god
of the five grains,
and was once the
chief of the gods.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Also known as[n]Virudhaka, he is[n]the protector of[n]the South, and is one [n]of the four Heavenly [n]Kings of Buddhist [n]origin. He is the god [n]of the five grains, [n]and was once the [n]chief of the gods.[n][e]
myth_281
A motorcyclist
whose violent
nature turned him
into a demon. His
anger with himself
and the world
causes him to lash
out, that everyone
else would suffer
as well.
whose violent
nature turned him
into a demon. His
anger with himself
and the world
causes him to lash
out, that everyone
else would suffer
as well.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A motorcyclist[n]whose violent[n]nature turned him[n]into a demon. His[n]anger with himself[n]and the world[n]causes him to lash[n]out, that everyone[n]else would suffer[n]as well.[n][e]
myth_282
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_283
Angels that sound
the trumpets at
the time of the
apocalypse. As each
trumpet sounds, the
more plagues and
disasters will occur,
turning the earth
into a land of death
and suffering.
the trumpets at
the time of the
apocalypse. As each
trumpet sounds, the
more plagues and
disasters will occur,
turning the earth
into a land of death
and suffering.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Angels that sound[n]the trumpets at[n]the time of the[n]apocalypse. As each[n]trumpet sounds, the[n]more plagues and[n]disasters will occur,[n]turning the earth[n]into a land of death[n]and suffering.[n][e]
myth_284
One of the Four
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, he
rides a white
horse with a bow
in hand. A crown
was granted to him,
and he promises
victory.
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, 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, he[n]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_285
A master sportsman
who entertains the
audience in exchange
for his own life: one
mistake can mean
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
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: one[n]mistake can mean[n]death. Some believe[n]that matadors who[n]die while performing[n]remain in this world.[n][e]
myth_286
One of the Four
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, he
rides a pale horse
and represents
death. He has the
power to destroy
life.
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, he
rides a pale horse
and represents
death. He has the
power to destroy
life.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Four[n]Horsemen of the[n]Apocalypse, he[n]rides a pale horse[n]and represents[n]death. He has the[n]power to destroy[n]life.[n][e]
myth_287
An ancient god of
Egypt whose eyes
are the sun and
moon. Revered by
some as the chief
god, he is often
depicted as a hawk
or a falcon.
Egypt whose eyes
are the sun and
moon. Revered by
some as the chief
god, he is 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, he is often[n]depicted as a hawk[n]or a falcon.[n][e]
myth_288
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myth_289
A Phrygian god who
symbolizes life,
death, and revival.
He rejected Cybele's
love and was driven
mad, dying after he
castrated himself.
Cybele then
resurrected him.
symbolizes life,
death, and revival.
He rejected Cybele's
love and was driven
mad, dying after he
castrated himself.
Cybele then
resurrected him.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Phrygian god who[n]symbolizes life,[n]death, and revival.[n]He rejected Cybele's[n]love and was driven [n]mad, dying after he[n]castrated himself.[n]Cybele then[n]resurrected him.[n][e]
myth_290
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myth_291
The god of war in
Greek myth. Other
gods despised
him for his cruel
and violent nature.
He opposed Athena,
who resented war.
Greek myth. Other
gods despised
him for his cruel
and violent nature.
He opposed Athena,
who resented war.
[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]He opposed Athena,[n]who resented war.[n][e]
myth_292
In Zoroastrian lore,
Sraosha's duty is
to listen to the
cry of humans for
Ahura Mazda. He is
also known to descend
after sunset to
vanquish evil. His
name literally
means "observance."
Sraosha's duty is
to listen to the
cry of humans for
Ahura Mazda. He is
also known to descend
after sunset to
vanquish evil. His
name literally
means "observance."
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]In Zoroastrian lore,[n]Sraosha's duty is[n]to listen to the[n]cry of humans for[n]Ahura Mazda. He is[n]also known to descend[n]after sunset to[n]vanquish evil. His[n]name literally[n]means "observance."[n][e]
myth_293
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]
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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_295
An ancient Persian
god of contracts,
who was also
revered as a sun
god who brought
harvests when he
was introduced to
the Zoroastrian
religion.
god of contracts,
who was also
revered as a sun
god who brought
harvests when he
was introduced to
the Zoroastrian
religion.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An ancient Persian[n]god of contracts,[n]who was also[n]revered as a sun[n]god who brought[n]harvests when he[n]was introduced to[n]the Zoroastrian[n]religion.[n][e]
myth_296
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_297
The seventh of the
nine orders of
angels. They guard
cities and nations,
and protect various
religious figures.
nine orders of
angels. They guard
cities and nations,
and protect various
religious figures.
[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]religious figures.[n][e]
myth_298
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[n]Shogun. Due to a[n]linguistic error[n]involving the[n]Chinese word for[n]"cat," his name[n]was changed to[n]Neko Shogun.[n][e]
myth_299
A giant serpent of
Hindu legend. 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 legend. 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 legend. It is [n]said the gods and [n]demons used him to [n]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_300
The 1,000-headed
serpent of Hindu
legend, Ananta is
Sanskrit for
"infinite." After
resting on him,
Vishnu woke up and
created the universe.
serpent of Hindu
legend, Ananta is
Sanskrit for
"infinite." After
resting on him,
Vishnu woke up and
created the universe.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The 1,000-headed [n]serpent of Hindu [n]legend, Ananta is [n]Sanskrit for [n]"infinite." After [n]resting on him,[n]Vishnu woke up and[n]created the universe.[n][e]
myth_301
The third of the
nine orders of
angels. They are
the angels of dignity
and justice who
carry God's throne
and govern thought.
They are angels
of knowledge.
nine orders of
angels. They are
the angels of dignity
and justice who
carry God's throne
and govern thought.
They are angels
of knowledge.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The third of the[n]nine orders of[n]angels. They are[n]the angels of dignity[n]and justice who[n]carry God's throne [n]and govern thought.[n]They are angels[n]of knowledge.[n][e]
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An Aztec deity
known as the
Feathered Serpent.
He created humans
with his own blood
and taught them
how to sustain
themselves.
known as the
Feathered Serpent.
He created humans
with his own blood
and taught them
how to sustain
themselves.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]An Aztec deity[n]known as the [n]Feathered Serpent.[n]He created humans[n]with his own blood[n]and taught them[n]how to sustain[n]themselves.[n][e]
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One of the Four
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, he
rides a red horse
and carries a great
sword. He has the
power to destroy
peace and make men
slay one another.
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, he
rides a red horse
and carries a great
sword. He has the
power to destroy
peace and make men
slay one another.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Four[n]Horsemen of the[n]Apocalypse, he[n]rides a red horse[n]and carries a great[n]sword. He has the[n]power to destroy[n]peace and make men[n]slay one another.[n][e]
myth_305
One of the Four
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, he
rides a black horse
and carries scales.
He brings famine
and has the right
to end lives through
suffering.
Horsemen of the
Apocalypse, he
rides a black horse
and carries scales.
He brings famine
and has the right
to end lives through
suffering.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]One of the Four[n]Horsemen of the[n]Apocalypse, he[n]rides a black horse[n]and carries scales.[n]He brings famine[n]and has the right[n]to end lives through[n]suffering.[n][e]
myth_306
Shiva's first
consort in Hindu
myth, she threw
herself into a
sacrificial fire
in protest of her
father's treatment
of Shiva. Reborn as
Parvati, she was
reunited with Shiva.
consort in Hindu
myth, she threw
herself into a
sacrificial fire
in protest of her
father's treatment
of Shiva. Reborn as
Parvati, she was
reunited with Shiva.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]Shiva's first[n]consort in Hindu[n]myth, she threw[n]herself into a[n]sacrificial fire[n]in protest of her[n]father's treatment[n]of Shiva. Reborn as[n]Parvati, she was[n]reunited with Shiva.[n][e]
myth_307
A Canaanite god of
fire. A bronze statue
of a man with a bull's
head stands at his
altar. The statue was
heated and sacrificial
children were thrown
inside.
fire. A bronze statue
of a man with a bull's
head stands at his
altar. The statue was
heated and sacrificial
children were thrown
inside.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]A Canaanite god of[n]fire. A bronze statue[n]of a man with a bull's[n]head stands at his[n]altar. The statue was[n]heated and sacrificial[n]children were thrown [n]inside.[n][e]
myth_308
The Babylonian lord
of wind and scorching
sands. He has the
body of a man, a lion's
head, the claws and
wings of an eagle,
and has a deadly
poison. The diseases
he spreads can only
be cured with magic.
of wind and scorching
sands. He has the
body of a man, a lion's
head, the claws and
wings of an eagle,
and has a deadly
poison. The diseases
he spreads can only
be cured with magic.
[f 0 5 65278][f 2 1]The Babylonian lord [n]of wind and scorching [n]sands. He has the [n]body of a man, a lion's [n]head, the claws and [n]wings of an eagle, [n]and has a deadly [n]poison. The diseases [n]he spreads can only [n]be cured with magic.[n][e]
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