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Krasue The Krasue is a nocturnal female spirit from Southeast Asian folklore, particularly prevalent in Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos....

Ammit Entity Name:  Ammit (𓅓𓄿𓂋𓇋𓇋𓅱𓏏, ꜥm-mwt) Introduction: Ammit, known as "The Devourer" or "The Soul Eater," is a mythic entity...

Thal’Shariah (Marish: Ṯalšāriya  [ˈθal.ʃaː.ri.ja]) Also known as : Ṯalšāriya  (Silvan Hollow Marish) – “She Who Flows from Blood” Type :...

Siren on a Rock in the Ocean Entity Name:  Siren (Σειρήν) Introduction: The Siren, known in Greek mythology as "Σειρήν" (Seirēn), is a...

Entity Type:  Spirit Entity Entity Class:  Enigmatic Description Menrei is a spectral entity bound to an eerie, expressionless mask,...

Shinigami at the gate The Shinigami  (死神, しにがみ), often translated as "Death Spirit" or "Grim Reaper," is a mysterious entity from...

1. Lâm Bạc Quái Overview Lâm Bạc Quái (林白怪) is a feared entity believed to inhabit isolated and turbulent parts of the forest. According to folklore, this spirit is the restless soul of someone who suffered a violent death in the wilderness. Fueled by anger and betrayal, the Lâm Bạc Quái haunts the forests, preying on those who venture into its domain. It is known for inducing paranoia, inciting violence among travelers, and leading to inexplicable disappearances and deaths.

1. Rusalka Overview Rusalka (Русалка) is a mythical being from Slavic folklore, often associated with water bodies such as rivers, lakes, and ponds. Rusalki are traditionally depicted as beautiful, young women who dwell near or in water, luring men with their enchanting appearance and songs. They are believed to be the spirits of young women who died untimely or violent deaths, often related to drowning. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Enigmatic Spirit T

1. The Boogeyman Overview The Boogeyman is a universal figure of terror, prevalent in the folklore of various cultures worldwide. Known for its role in frightening children into good behavior, the Boogeyman is a shadowy and often undefined entity that embodies fear of the unknown and serves as a cautionary figure in bedtime stories. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Malevolent Spirit The Boogeyman falls under the Spirit Entity type and is classified as Mal

The Kitsune (狐), a mythical fox from Japanese folklore, is known for its intelligence, magical abilities, and shape-shifting powers.

El Coco, also known as El Cucuy, is a mythical monster from Spanish and Latin American folklore.

Rakshasa (राक्षस) are malevolent entities from Hindu mythology, known for their fearsome appearance and demonic nature.

Baba Yaga (Баба Яга), a prominent figure in Slavic folklore, is a supernatural being who is often depicted as a fearsome, old witch.

The Azeman, a creature from Surinamese folklore, is a type of vampire-like being known for its ability to shape-shift.

1. Selkie Overview The Selkie, a mythical being from Scottish and Irish folklore, is known for its ability to transform from seal to human. These enchanting creatures are often associated with the sea and are believed to shed their seal skins to walk on land as beautiful humans. Selkie tales are deeply rooted in coastal traditions and speak to themes of love, loss, and the longing for the sea. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Enigmatic Fae The Selkie fall

1. Entity Overview The Kelpie, also known as Each-Uisge in Scottish Gaelic, is a shape-shifting water spirit from Scottish folklore. Often appearing as a horse, the Kelpie lures unsuspecting travelers to its watery domain, where it reveals its true, malevolent nature. The Kelpie is deeply ingrained in Scottish myth and serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers lurking in serene waters. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Malevolent Elemental The Kelpie f

1. Anansi Overview Anansi (Ananse), a prominent figure in West African folklore, is a trickster spider god known for his cleverness, cunning, and ability to outwit other beings. Anansi's stories have been passed down through generations, embodying important cultural lessons and values, particularly among the Akan people of Ghana. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Trickster Mythic Anansi falls under the Mythic Entity type and is classified as a Trickster du

Leshy 1. Leshy (Леший) | Entity Overview The Leshy, a mythical creature from Slavic folklore, is a forest guardian known for its deep connection to nature and mischievous behavior. This woodland spirit is believed to protect the forest and its inhabitants, often leading travelers astray or playing tricks on those who disrespect the natural world. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Trickster Spirit The Leshy falls under the Spirit Entity type and is classifi

1. Chupacabra Overview The Chupacabra, a cryptid rooted in Puerto Rican folklore, is known for its vampiric behavior, allegedly attacking livestock, particularly goats, and drinking their blood. Its name translates to "goat-sucker," and it has become a widespread legend across the Americas, with numerous sightings and stories adding to its mystique. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Malevolent Cryptid The Chupacabra falls under the Cryptid Entity type and

1. Entity Overview The Bunyip, a legendary creature from Australian Aboriginal folklore, is often described as a monstrous water-dwelling entity. It is believed to inhabit swamps, billabongs, creeks, riverbeds, and waterholes. The Bunyip is known for its eerie calls and terrifying presence, making it a creature of fear and mystery in Aboriginal stories. 2. Entity Characteristics 2.1. Entity Class and Type: Enigmatic Cryptid The Bunyip falls under the Cryptid Entity type and i