Djieien

Djieien This hideous spider monster is from the Native American people the Seneca people. Djieien is indestructible keeping the heart … Continue reading Djieien

Tipaka

Tipaka This beautiful winged horse is told in the folklore of Thailand. The Tipaka is so fast that it could … Continue reading Tipaka

Gaki

Gaki These monstrous creatures come from the legends and folklore of Japan. The Gaki are roughly a human in shape … Continue reading Gaki

Falak

Falak In Islamic mythology, Falak is the cosmic serpent that is responsible for building the adamantine walls of the Realm … Continue reading Falak

Eale

Eale The Eale or Yale is a composite animal that is found in India. It is black and tawny in … Continue reading Eale

Emu

Emu In the traditions of the Australian Aborigines, the Emu is seen as the first creature that rose with the … Continue reading Emu

Big Owl

Big Owl Among the Apache people of North America, the big owl is a cannibalistic monster and like the basilisk, … Continue reading Big Owl

Basillic

Basilic In the French folklore Basilic was a dragon that would haunt the city of Vienne taking people and cattle. … Continue reading Basillic

Dan Ayido Hwedo

Dan Ayido Hwedo This another name for the rainbow serpent Aida Hwedo is worshipped by the Dahomey people of West … Continue reading Dan Ayido Hwedo

Dabbat

Dabbat According to Islamic traditions, the Dabbat is a monstrous serpent. The serpent is destined to arise from the earth … Continue reading Dabbat