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==Fairy Tales==
There are many fairy tale creatures from classic European folklore and worldwide traditions that are not on the above list. Below is a collection of fairy tale creatures commonly found in literature, myths, and oral storytelling traditions that were not included in the previous list of Fey races.

===European Fairy Tale Creatures (Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, Perrault, etc.)===
The Tooth Fairy – A tiny winged fairy that exchanges money for children's lost teeth. 
The Sandman – A magical being who sprinkles sand to bring sleep and dreams. 
Baba Yaga – A Slavic witch-like figure who lives in a hut with chicken legs. 
The Pied Piper – A mysterious, magical flute player who lures rats—and children—away. 
The Gingerbread Man – A living, enchanted gingerbread cookie who tries to escape being eaten. 
Rübezahl – A trickster mountain spirit from German folklore. 
The Wild Hunt – A spectral host of supernatural hunters riding through the sky. 
Rumpelstiltskin – A devious, magical imp who spins straw into gold for a price. 
Frau Holle – A German fairy woman who rewards the hardworking and punishes the lazy. 
Mother Goose – A mythical figure representing the teller of fairy tales. 

===Nordic & Scandinavian Fairy Tale Creatures===
Tomte (Nisse) – A small gnome-like house spirit that protects farms. 
Kraken – A giant sea monster that terrorizes sailors. 
The Lindworm – A dragon-like serpent often appearing in Nordic sagas. 
Huldrekall – The male counterpart to the Huldra, rarely mentioned in fairy tales. 
Trolls – Large, often dim-witted creatures that live in mountains or under bridges. 

===French Fairy Tale Creatures===
The Beast (from Beauty and the Beast) – A cursed prince transformed into a monstrous creature. 
Bluebeard – A sinister nobleman with a history of murdering his wives. 
The Enchanted Servants (from Beauty and the Beast) – Humans transformed into objects such as teapots, clocks, and candlesticks. 

===British & Celtic Fairy Tale Creatures===
King Oberon – The fairy king from A Midsummer Night’s Dream. 
Queen Titania – The fairy queen from A Midsummer Night’s Dream. 
Robin Goodfellow (Puck) – A mischievous fairy trickster. 
Jenny Greenteeth – A water hag who drowns unsuspecting children. 
Knockers – Mine-dwelling spirits that guide or trick miners. 
Spriggans – Small but dangerous goblin-like creatures that guard treasure. 

===Slavic Fairy Tale Creatures===
Koschei the Deathless – An immortal sorcerer who kidnaps maidens. 
Vodyanoy – A water spirit who drowns humans in lakes and rivers. 
Zmey Gorynych – A three-headed dragon from Russian fairy tales. 
Firebird – A glowing, magical bird that is both a blessing and a curse. 
The Witch of the Iron Forest – A Slavic sorceress similar to Baba Yaga. 

===Middle Eastern & Arabian Fairy Tale Creatures===
The Roc – A giant, eagle-like bird that carries off elephants. 
The Djinn (Genies) – Supernatural beings that grant wishes but twist them. 
The Simurgh – A benevolent, phoenix-like bird from Persian fairy tales. 
The Ghoul – A flesh-eating demon from One Thousand and One Nights. 
The Peri – Beautiful winged spirits that guide or deceive humans. 

===Asian Fairy Tale Creatures===
The Monkey King (Sun Wukong) – A trickster deity with immense power from Journey to the West. 
Nezha – A divine warrior boy from Chinese fairy tales. 
The Nine-Tailed Fox (Huli Jing) – A Chinese version of the Kitsune, with similar powers. 
The Moon Rabbit – A rabbit that lives on the moon, pounding elixirs of immortality. 
Madame White Snake – A snake demon who falls in love with a human. 

===African Fairy Tale Creatures===
Anansi the Spider – A trickster spirit who spins webs of deception and wisdom. 
The Mokele-Mbembe – A dinosaur-like creature said to dwell in Central African rivers. 
The Zimwi – A Swahili ogre that captures and eats humans. 
Tokoloshe – A mischievous, goblin-like water spirit in South African folklore. 

===Caribbean & South American Fairy Tale Creatures===
La Llorona – A weeping ghost woman who searches for her lost children. 
El Chupacabra – A vampire-like creature that drinks the blood of livestock. 
The Duende – Small goblins that can be benevolent or trick humans. 
Mapinguari – A one-eyed, sloth-like beast that roams the Amazon. 

===North American Fairy Tale Creatures===
Paul Bunyan & Babe the Blue Ox – A legendary giant lumberjack and his enormous ox. 
The Jackalope – A mythical horned rabbit of American folklore. 
The Hodag – A horned creature from Wisconsin lumberjack tales. 
Pecos Bill – A cowboy who could ride tornadoes and lasso rivers. 

===Other Creatures from Universal Fairy Tales===
Gnomes – Small, bearded earth spirits that guard underground treasure. 
Dwarves – Master craftsmen who live in mountains and mine for gold. 
Pegasus – A winged horse, often associated with Greek mythology. 
Phoenix – A bird that is reborn from its own ashes. 
The Chimera – A fire-breathing monster with multiple animal heads. 
The Basilisk – A serpent-like creature that can kill with its gaze. 

===Notable Fairy Tale Objects (Not Creatures but Iconic)===
The Magic Mirror (Snow White) – A sentient mirror that reveals the truth. 
The Golden Goose – A magical goose that lays golden eggs. 
The Magic Carpet – A flying carpet from One Thousand and One Nights. 
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice’s Broom – A magical broom that floods a room.