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Created page with "Here is the grouping of the 80 creatures by their **folklore tradition**: --- ### **African Folklore** 1. Impundulu 2. Jengu --- ### **Asian Folklore** **Chinese** 1. Jiangshi 2. Lamassu (adopted in broader Chinese lore) 3. Qilin 4. Xiangliu **Indian** 5. Rakshasa 6. Garuda 7. Naga **Japanese** 8. Baku 9. Kitsune 10. Onryō 11. Kappa 12. Jorōgumo 13. Yuki-onna 14. Tengu 15. Obake 16. Zashiki-warashi --- ### **Celtic..." |
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==African Folklore== | |||
* Impundulu | |||
* Jengu | |||
===Asian Folklore=== | |||
=== Chinese=== | |||
* Jiangshi | |||
* Lamassu (adopted in broader Chinese lore) | |||
* Qilin | |||
* Xiangliu | |||
===Indian=== | |||
* Rakshasa | |||
* Garuda | |||
* Naga | |||
===Japanese=== | |||
* | * Baku | ||
* Kitsune | |||
* Onryō | |||
* Kappa | |||
* Jorōgumo | |||
* Yuki-onna | |||
* Tengu | |||
* Obake | |||
* Zashiki-warashi | |||
==Celtic Folklore== | |||
===Irish=== | |||
* Banshee | |||
* Selkie | |||
* Merrow | |||
* Púca (Pooka) | |||
* Dullahan | |||
===Scottish=== | |||
* Brownie | |||
* Kelpie | |||
* Nuckelavee | |||
* Redcap | |||
===Welsh=== | |||
* Gwragedd Annwn | |||
==Norse Folklore== | |||
* Draugr | |||
* Fossegrim | |||
* Valkyrie | |||
* Fenrir | |||
==Greek Folklore== | |||
* Dryad | |||
* Naiads | |||
* Hippocampus | |||
* Manticore | |||
* Chimera | |||
==Slavic Folklore== | |||
* Domovoi | |||
* Rusalka | |||
* Leshy | |||
* Zmeu | |||
==Native American Folklore== | |||
===North America=== | |||
* Thunderbird | |||
* Wendigo | |||
* Sasquatch | |||
===South America=== | |||
* | * Encantado | ||
* | ===Mesoamerican Folklore=== | ||
====Aztec==== | |||
* Camazotz | |||
* Quetzalcoatl | |||
==Oceanic Folklore== | |||
* Taniwha (Māori) | |||
* Bunyip (Australian Aboriginal) | |||
==Middle Eastern Folklore== | |||
* | * Efreet | ||
* Barghest | |||
* Lamassu | |||
--- | ==European Folklore (General)== | ||
* Abaia | |||
* Alkonost | |||
* Sirin | |||
* Will-o’-the-Wisp | |||
===English Folklore=== | |||
* Nain Rouge | |||
* Bogeyman | |||
===French Folklore=== | |||
* Tarasque | |||
==Caribbean Folklore== | |||
* Ciguapa | |||
- | ==African-American Folklore== | ||
* Ewah | |||
==Orkney and Shetland Folklore== | |||
* Trow | |||
==Universal/Multiple Traditions== | |||
* Ouroboros | |||
* Leviathan | |||
Revision as of 18:58, 28 January 2025
Here is the grouping of the creatures by their folklore tradition:
African Folklore
- Impundulu
- Jengu
Asian Folklore
Chinese
- Jiangshi
- Lamassu (adopted in broader Chinese lore)
- Qilin
- Xiangliu
Indian
- Rakshasa
- Garuda
- Naga
Japanese
- Baku
- Kitsune
- Onryō
- Kappa
- Jorōgumo
- Yuki-onna
- Tengu
- Obake
- Zashiki-warashi
Celtic Folklore
Irish
- Banshee
- Selkie
- Merrow
- Púca (Pooka)
- Dullahan
Scottish
- Brownie
- Kelpie
- Nuckelavee
- Redcap
Welsh
- Gwragedd Annwn
Norse Folklore
- Draugr
- Fossegrim
- Valkyrie
- Fenrir
Greek Folklore
- Dryad
- Naiads
- Hippocampus
- Manticore
- Chimera
Slavic Folklore
- Domovoi
- Rusalka
- Leshy
- Zmeu
Native American Folklore
North America
- Thunderbird
- Wendigo
- Sasquatch
South America
- Encantado
Mesoamerican Folklore
Aztec
- Camazotz
- Quetzalcoatl
Oceanic Folklore
- Taniwha (Māori)
- Bunyip (Australian Aboriginal)
Middle Eastern Folklore
- Efreet
- Barghest
- Lamassu
European Folklore (General)
- Abaia
- Alkonost
- Sirin
- Will-o’-the-Wisp
English Folklore
- Nain Rouge
- Bogeyman
French Folklore
- Tarasque
Caribbean Folklore
- Ciguapa
African-American Folklore
- Ewah
Orkney and Shetland Folklore
- Trow
Universal/Multiple Traditions
- Ouroboros
- Leviathan