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A nature spirit of the element
of wind in Japanese myth.
The Karasu Tengu is
depicted as an
anthropomorphic crow with
a shakujo & monks clothing.
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Creature of Persian myth
with a man's head, 3 rows of
teeth, scorpion's tail & a red
lion or tigers body. It can
shoot the poisonous spines
from it's tail killing it's
human prey.
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Eater of Hearts of Egyptian
myth. She's in the Hall of
Two Truths next to Anubis &
Ma'at where the scales of
justice weigh a ghosts
heart. Ammut eats the heart
if it's filled with sin.
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The famous golden Dragon
Horse! Associated as the
messenger of the Gods. With
the body of a horse & the
scales & head of a Dragon.
It's auspicious & figurines
are used in Feng Shui.
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Basically a demon. All
around bad attitude,
mischievous & evil. It never
was human but can take a
humanoid form, control
ghosts & possess others.
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Japanese Dragon. They
have three toes & are
serpentine. Like all Dragons,
they're wise & carry with
them a large round jewel.
They are the 2nd strongest
beast next to the Gods.
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Literally a fox. They sustain
themselves by devouring
the essence from the
elements. They have many
powers & can grow up to 9
tails. They're cunning,
amoral & effeminate nature.
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The kitsune favors turning
into the form of woman. In
order to do so, the kitsune
wears a skull atop it's head
like a hat & chants while
trying to keep the skull from
falling off it's head.
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A man from the moon, also
called moon folk. Like the
folktale of Kaguya, are a
race of celestial people from
the moon that travel on a
ship or a cloud. Similar to
the Utsuro-bune legend.
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An evil snake-like demon in
Egyptian myth. He is viewed
as Atum-Ra's greatest
enemy. He's the bringer of
chaos & darkness & is also
called Apophis.
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