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Curated catalog of supernatural beings in 10 languages. Mythology, demonology, cryptozoology and folklore documented with relationships, taxonomies and sources.

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Poseidon
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Greek deity

Poseidon

Poseidon, god of the sea, earthquakes and horses in Greek mythology

Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea, earthquakes and horses, brother of Zeus and Hades.

🌊Olympian Sea GodLV.96🏛️Olympian PantheonLV.94

Dimensions

🌍 Earth🏔️ Olympus

Regions

GR Ancient Greece

🏛️1 Traditions

Stats

88
Wisdom
96
Power
65
Purity
94
Authority
82
Complexity
92
Strength
85
Defense
78
Speed
95
Magic
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Kosodate-yūrei
🍼 Ubume
JP
3

Kosodate-yūrei

Kosodate-yūrei, maternal spirit that returns to care for her baby

Maternal spirit from Japanese folklore that returns at night to care for her baby.

🧠 85 🏛️ 1
👻Ubume maternal spiritLV.72
Quetzalcóatl
🐍 Mesoamerican deity
MX
3

Quetzalcóatl

Feathered Serpent

Quetzalcóatl, the Feathered Serpent god of Mesoamerican mythology, deity of wind, wisdom, and creation, symbol of fertility, knowledge, and renewal.

⚔️ 99 🧠 98 🏛️ 1
🐍✨Feathered Serpent GodLV.98
Kitsune Tenkō
🦊 Kitsune
JP
🔄Transforms
7

Kitsune Tenkō

Tenkō Celestial Elder Kitsune

Ascended Kitsune Tenkō that after a thousand years of Zen-Taoist-Shinto cultivation attains independent celestial status.

⚔️ 80 🧠 95 🔗 3 🏛️ 1
🦊Celestial SpiritLV.82
Qarīn
🜂 Jinn
SA
2

Qarīn

Qarīn, male spirit-double who whispers temptations according to Islamic tradition

Male spirit-double assigned to each person at birth who accompanies them throughout life whispering temptations.

🔗 2 🏛️ 1
😈Shaitan Whisperer TempterLV.60
Qarinah
🜂 Jinn
SA
29

Qarinah

Qarinah, soul companion linked to the human man in pre-Islamic Arabian folklore

Female jinn spirit that bonds from birth to a human man and intervenes in his dreams and relationships causing jealousy and psychological infertility.

🔗 7 🏛️ 1
👻Soul CompanionLV.50
Celestial Huli Jing
🦊 Huli Jing
CN
🔄Transforms
3

Celestial Huli Jing

Celestial Immortal Huli Jing, Taoist messenger of the xian pantheon

Nine-tailed fox that after a thousand years of Taoist cultivation ascends as a celestial xian while keeping its húwán pearl intact.

⚔️ 88 🧠 95 🔗 4 🏛️ 1
🦊Celestial ImmortalLV.78
Celestial Gumiho
🌙 Gumiho
KR
🔄Transforms
3

Celestial Gumiho

Ancient Celestial Gumiho, supreme form of the archetype after a thousand years without losing the yeouiju pearl

Supreme form of the gumiho reached after a thousand years without losing the yeouiju pearl, dwelling in remote Taebaek and Jirisan pine forests.

⚔️ 85 🧠 92 🔗 3 🏛️ 1
🦊Ancient Celestial GumihoLV.80
Hathor
☥ Egyptian deity
EG
🔄Transforms
9

Hathor

Hathor, goddess of love, beauty, music and motherhood in Egyptian mythology

Hathor is the Egyptian goddess of love, beauty, music and motherhood, protector of women and mothers.

⚔️ 94 🧠 93 🔗 4 🏛️ 1
👑Egyptian Golden QueenLV.97
Ra
☥ Egyptian deity
EG
4

Ra

Ra, Egyptian god of the sun, creator of the world and father of the gods

Ra is the Egyptian god of the sun, creator of the world and father of the gods.

⚔️ 100 🧠 98 🔗 7 🏛️ 1
👑☀️Egyptian Sun KingLV.98
Horus
☥ Egyptian deity
EG
5

Horus

Horus, god of the sky, kingship and war in Egyptian mythology

Horus is the Egyptian god of the sky, kingship and war, son of Osiris and Isis.

⚔️ 96 🧠 94 🔗 7 🏛️ 1
🦅👑Egyptian Sky KingLV.98
Isis
☥ Egyptian deity
EG
5

Isis

Isis, Egyptian goddess of motherhood, magic and resurrection

Isis is the Egyptian goddess of motherhood, magic and resurrection.

⚔️ 92 🧠 98 🔗 12 🏛️ 1
Queen of MagicLV.97
Morrigan
🌳 Celtic deity
IE
3

Morrigan

Morrigan, Celtic goddess of war, sovereignty and death

Morrigan is the Celtic goddess of war, sovereignty and death, represented as a triad of sisters who foretell the fate of warriors.

⚔️ 96 🧠 95 🏛️ 1
👑Celtic Phantom QueenLV.96
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