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Gulu

According to the folklore of the people of Shiraz (Far province, southern Iran) children's bogey in the form of a black being with three...
10-19-2025 / 10-19-2025,
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Hercinia

Is bird of Hercynian forest in Germany with feathers which shine at night.
06-30-2014 / 10-19-2025,
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Views: 22588
Comments: 6
11-30-2014, Barlig
Rating: 10 / 10 (2)

Yukinko

According to the japanese folklore, snow spirits, the children of Yuki Onna, who become incredibly heavy if you try to carry them in your...
10-11-2025 / 10-11-2025,
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Dāmi

Acording to Iraqi folklore, a half-bestial ogress which haunts the outskirts of towns.
01-20-2012 / 10-09-2025,
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Views: 11828
Comments: 1
05-23-2017, korg
Rating: 7 / 10 (2)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Svitezyanki

Are kind of Rusalka in folklore of Belarus most commonly associated with lake Svityaz'.
05-06-2010 / 10-09-2025,
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Views: 49012
Comments: 8
05-31-2017, korg
Rating: 7.8 / 10 (4)
Your opinion: 3 / 10

Gyogyochi

In the folklore of the Andi people of northwestern Dagestan, a wild giantess with enormous breasts thrown over her shoulders.
04-07-2025 / 10-07-2025,
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Raliradir

In the folklore of the Andi people of northwestern Dagestan, an invisible spirit, the personification of the mountain echo.
04-07-2025 / 10-07-2025,
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Uthlakanyana

In Zulu folklore, a half-human, half-demon of very small stature, resembling a child but also able to take the form of a hare, a weasel, or...
04-12-2025 / 10-07-2025,
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Qarīna

According to Iraqi folklore, a seductress demoness.
01-20-2012 / 10-07-2025,
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Views: 25108
Comments: 3
06-29-2025, KOT
Rating: 9.5 / 10 (2)

Khaluunai

In Buryat folklore, the spirit of a close relative who died young, bringing unrest and illness.
02-04-2023 / 10-07-2025,
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Kharshanguud

In Buryat folklore, spirits that devour the souls of disobedient or guilty people.
02-04-2023 / 10-07-2025,
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Yher Booholdoj

In Buryat lower mythology, a cow shapeshifter.
02-05-2023 / 10-07-2025,
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Ezykhe

In Buryat folklore, a spirit taking the form of a miniature old woman who sucks the udder of a milking cow at night.
02-04-2023 / 10-07-2025,
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Abalzhargana

A character of Buryat lower mythology, a small creature that feeds on the blood of infants.
02-04-2023 / 10-07-2025,
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Ababil

According to Islamic tradition, miraculous flocks of giant birds that destroyed the army of war elephants sent to attack Mecca.
01-10-2025 / 10-07-2025,
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Hovanets

Is a wealth-bringing house-spirit which brings wealth to his master but in return take his soul to hell after death in Ukrainian folklore.
01-21-2015 / 09-16-2025,
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Views: 35553
Comments: 5
07-18-2017, korg
Rating: 10 / 10 (2)

Tretretretre

A ledgendary ape-like animal from island of Madagascar, like a calf of two years, with a round head and the face of a man.
08-27-2020 / 07-01-2025,
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Paliasia

In Belarusian folklore is a female spirit of the fields, “the beautiful Lady of the field”.
06-20-2015 / 06-26-2025,
Page size: 9 789
Views: 25219
Comments: 1
03-02-2021, KOT
Rating: 3.2 / 10 (23)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Phoenix

A bird which burns itself in pyre and from ashes new bird is born.
01-06-2008 / 04-22-2025,
Page size: 7 474
Views: 76609
Comments: 50
06-23-2022, korg
Rating: 9.3 / 10 (3)
Your opinion: 8 / 10

Nhangs

Monstrous water spirits of Armenian mythology, capable of shapeshifting and related to the dragons-vishapakar.
04-17-2025 / 04-17-2025,
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Views: 1201
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Igabō

A mysterious Japanese yōkai associated with chestnuts and likely originating from a pun.
04-13-2025 / 04-13-2025,
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Aigamuchab

According to folklore of the Hottentots from the Kalahari (Namibia), terrible cannibalistic creatures with eyes on their feet.
12-09-2017 / 04-12-2025,
Page size: 1 196
Views: 19194
Comments: 1
06-23-2022, korg
Rating: 4.3 / 10 (6)
Your opinion: 2 / 10

Janaza

In the folklore of the Andi people living in northwestern Dagestan, the "hungry spirit", a cemetery demon.
01-26-2025 / 04-07-2025,
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Views: 1036
Comments: 2
04-07-2025, KOT
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Akampeshimpeshi

According to the beliefs of the Lamba people of Zambia, a half-goat, half-crocodile creature that dwells in the celestial lake and descends...
03-16-2025 / 03-22-2025,
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Views: 1133
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Sato

According to the japanese folklore, a mermaid with four flipper-like paws, who was born from the drowned corpse of a seventeen year old girl.
03-20-2025 / 03-20-2025,
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Bahkauv

A legendary monster that ruthlessly terrorized the drinking residents of the western German city of Aachen.
02-05-2020 / 03-19-2025,
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Views: 15451
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Rating: 9.5 / 10 (4)
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Mara of Pyetrykaw

According to the folklore of the Eastern Polesie, a harmless, awkward creature in the form of a thick vertical log on disproportionately...
12-11-2019 / 03-18-2025,
Page size: 5 574
Views: 11024
Comments: 2
03-22-2021, KOT
Rating: 4 / 10 (7)
Your opinion: 1 / 10

Mardigras

In François Rabelais' novel Gargantua and Pantagruel, a huge, fat, thick, grizzly swine, flying on long and wide, windmill-like wings.
03-15-2025 / 03-16-2025,
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Hurbóż

A type of nightmare demon that strangles people, known from the folk beliefs of the inhabitants of the areas around Sanok and Krosno, towns...
02-20-2025 / 02-20-2025,
Page size: 2 170
Views: 1819
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Nobiagari

According to the japanese folklore, dangerous shape-changing yōkai which live in bamboo groves and can stretch to become extremely tall.
02-19-2025 / 02-19-2025,
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Views: 1744
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Gawgaw

According to a Maltese superstitious belief, a zombie-like beast with long hair and curved nails, shambling through the streets late at...
02-04-2021 / 02-19-2025,
Page size: 4 105
Views: 7516
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Rating: 9.5 / 10 (2)

Mlejka

According to the folklore of the Maltese island of Gozo, a "phantom queen" who sneaks into houses on New Year's Eve, bringing...
02-19-2025 / 02-19-2025,
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Bai

According to Belarusian folk beliefs, a creature living in a hut, invisibly wandering at night on the walls and lulls children to sleep with...
08-08-2019 / 02-18-2025,
Page size: 8 233
Views: 26368
Comments: 5
06-24-2022, korg
Rating: 4.5 / 10 (11)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Miramas

In classical Persian texts, a half-man, half-horse creature who lives in the far west and sings enchanting songs that cause all living...
02-14-2025 / 02-14-2025,
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Views: 1052
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Sharley

In Upper Silesian folklore an evil and vengeful mine spirit, who has migrated from mythology into The Witcher world.
02-10-2025 / 02-12-2025,
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Chīnouya

In Japanese folklore, a nursing spirit in the form of a long-haired woman with enormous breasts, who protects the souls of deceased children...
02-09-2025 / 02-09-2025,
Page size: 4 980
Views: 2236
Comments: 2
05-10-2025, Фея
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Japiñuñus

According to the folklore of the Aymara people from South America, winged demonesses with long, sagging breasts who steal human souls...
02-07-2025 / 02-08-2025,
Page size: 1 525
Views: 1389
Comments: 5
05-02-2025, Mefista
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Mahwot

According to folk beliefs from Ardennes, a lizard-like amphibious monster the size of a calf.
03-22-2021 / 02-07-2025,
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Views: 9823
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Fei

Chinese monster from ancient text of Shan-hai Ching, an ox with a white head, a single eye, and a snake’s tail, an omen of a great plague.
02-05-2025 / 02-05-2025,
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Views: 1121
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Laura

A creature from Albanian mythology in the form of an ugly, malevolent old hag capable of taking the shape of a small amphibian and screaming...
01-26-2025 / 02-04-2025,
Page size: 1 650
Views: 1015
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Rating: 10 / 10 (1)

Kawaguma

According to the japanese folklore, aquatic, hairy, animal-like yōkai which live in deep rivers.
02-03-2025 / 02-03-2025,
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Macupo

According to Philippine folklore, a large snake, with prominent red crest, long tongue with thorn-like hairs, sharp tusks and forked tail.
07-21-2021 / 02-02-2025,
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Views: 6682
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Anito

General term for spirits in the animistic beliefs of the indigenous peoples of the Philippines.
02-02-2025 / 02-02-2025,
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Views: 1263
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Nagbuagan

In the folklore of the indigenous people of the northern Luzon of Philippines, demon or malevolent spirit that seeks to destroy everything...
02-02-2025 / 02-02-2025,
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Views: 709
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Angako d Ngato

According to folk-beliefs of Kalinga people from Philippines, the spiritis that afflict with sickness.
10-24-2023 / 02-01-2025,
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Views: 22608
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Aërico

According to the albanian folklore, demonic beings that inhabit certain trees and attack anyone who approaches them.
01-31-2025 / 01-31-2025,
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Fauni Ficarii

In Sicilian folklore, bloodthirsty demons living in fig trees.
01-31-2025 / 01-31-2025,
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Views: 1066
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Dōmokōmo

According to japanese beliefs, mysterious, two-faced yōkai who wear kimono.
01-30-2025 / 01-30-2025,
Page size: 4 711
Views: 1464
Comments: 1
01-30-2025, KOT
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Manman

Chinese mythical creature from ancient text of Shan Hai Jing (Classic of Mountains and Seas), a rat with a turtle head.
07-14-2020 / 01-28-2025,
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Views: 9360
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Hane no haeta kappa

A winged species of kappa, allegedly found in the mid-19th century in a pond in Yamagata Prefecture on the north of Japanese island of.
01-24-2025 / 01-27-2025,
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Views: 1259
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K’av

According to the folk beliefs of the Bezhta peoplen Dagestan, an evil spirit risen from the grave in the form of a shaggy human-like figure...
02-07-2022 / 01-27-2025,
Page size: 916
Views: 3922
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Rating: 9 / 10 (2)

Basilisk

A king of snakes which kills the man by its glance in ancient and medieval lore.
06-22-2009 / 01-25-2025,
Page size: 50 891
Views: 108030
Comments: 42
08-25-2019, Адонис
Rating: 6.4 / 10 (14)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Hōsōgyo

According to japanese beliefs, kaigyo (strange fish) resemble shrimp, however they have heads like a shōjō (yokai-orangutan), faces like...
04-08-2019 / 01-24-2025,
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Views: 11732
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Serpegatto

According to the folktales from the Alpine region of Piedmont in northern Italy, a deadly half-cat, half-snake creature with hypnotic...
01-23-2025 / 01-23-2025,
Page size: 2 069
Views: 930
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Rating: 10 / 10 (2)

Flabbaert

According to the flemish folklore of Belgium, a certain evil spirit or a red-haired dwarf pounces out of the gutters at passers-by...
01-21-2025 / 01-21-2025,
Page size: 9 106
Views: 1035
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Fairy

In British, Celtic and Germanic folklore, a creature with inexplicable, supernatural abilities, leading a hidden lifestyle.
04-10-2012 / 01-20-2025,
Page size: 3 107
Views: 150301
Comments: 6
08-28-2016, Aranel
Rating: 6.9 / 10 (8)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Alke

According to the folklore of Westphalia, a kind of demonic water-sprite in the form of a fiery wheel or a dragon.
01-19-2025 / 01-19-2025,
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Views: 1238
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Ujanko

According to the folklore of Navarre, a creature covered with many eyes, each of which disappears on a certain day of the year and reappears...
01-18-2025 / 01-18-2025,
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Views: 977
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Akaei

According to Japanese folklore, pacific titanic stingrays, so large that they are often mistaken for islands.
01-16-2025 / 01-16-2025,
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Views: 1363
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Rating: 9 / 10 (1)

Alma de Mestre

According to the beliefs of Portuguese sailors, appearing in the form of a bird, the cursed soul of the skipper or captain that died in a...
01-14-2025 / 01-14-2025,
Page size: 2 710
Views: 1238
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Mommi

A demonological bogeyman used to frighten children by the Griko people living in southern Italy.
03-28-2024 / 01-14-2025,
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Dismal Sauger

According to the folklore of the American colonists, a miserable and melancholy mammalian mustering a curiously comical coat of cyprus...
01-09-2025 / 01-13-2025,
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Views: 2279
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Kebō

A creature with a human body, a crab head and six limbs, which, according to Japanese folklore, a crab turns into when it reaches extreme...
01-10-2025 / 01-10-2025,
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Views: 1384
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Ærsladraug

Icelandic "poltergeist", a domestic restless spirit, a type of draug.
01-07-2025 / 01-07-2025,
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Dagdraug

A special kind of draug in Icelandic folklore; is a ghost that can appear not only at night but also during the day.
01-07-2025 / 01-07-2025,
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Tsutsugamushi

According to Japanese beliefs, the malicious insect-like yōkai parasites that suck the blood of villagers at night.
01-06-2025 / 01-06-2025,
Page size: 4 316
Views: 1380
Comments: 1
01-09-2025, KOT
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Nife

According to the folklore of the Istanbul Greeks, the ghost of a dead bride who lures men to the cemetery at night.
09-27-2024 / 01-06-2025,
Page size: 1 287
Views: 1732
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Rating: 9 / 10 (1)

Myrlawa

According to the folklore of Upper Lusatia, a malevolent demoness depicted as an evil, hideous and perpetually filthy woman.
01-05-2025 / 01-05-2025,
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Views: 1115
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Portunes

According to English folk beliefs, small agricultural fairies, who help with any arduous labour, but don't miss the opportunity to make...
02-07-2021 / 12-26-2024,
Page size: 5 649
Views: 6899
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Rating: 9 / 10 (1)

Water Bull from Ushachy Lakeland

In the folklore of the Ushachi district of the Vitebsk region of Belarus, a certain water creature with a shovel-shaped tail, roaring at...
10-11-2024 / 12-10-2024,
Page size: 6 659
Views: 2604
Comments: 1
07-30-2025, KOT
Rating: 10 / 10 (1)

Capelthwaite

A local bogie of the black dog type from the Westmorland county in North West England.
11-29-2024 / 11-29-2024,
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Views: 1416
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Heikegani

Japanese crabs with a shell pattern similar to a scowling mask, which, according to legend, became samurai who died in a sea battle.
11-11-2024 / 11-11-2024,
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Views: 1937
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Rating: 8 / 10 (1)

Turosik

Minor forest deity in Slavic regions in Lithuania, Poland and Belarus which has appearance of deer with golden horns and hooves and lures...
07-07-2015 / 11-09-2024,
Page size: 7 045
Views: 26146
Comments: 1
07-07-2015, KOT
Rating: 5.3 / 10 (42)
Your opinion: 1 / 10

Lantukh

In the folklore of the Eastern European Jews, mischievous little beings like house spirits, playful imps or minor demons.
06-02-2014 / 11-09-2024,
Page size: 3 376
Views: 11197
Comments: 3
02-05-2023, KOT
Rating: 10 / 10 (1)

Kani oni

According to japanese folklore, demonic crabs with blue-green spiky carapaces, six limbs, and with fanged mouths on bearded faces.
11-08-2024 / 11-08-2024,
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Views: 1560
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Henkies

One of the names for the trows from the Orkney and Shetland Islands, indicating their lameness as a distinctive physical defect.
11-02-2024 / 11-02-2024,
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Fideal

One of the evil water-demons of the Highlands.
04-27-2013 / 10-30-2024,
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Ahniavіk

According to Belarusian folk belief is a small household spirit, which lives in oven and throws ashes in cooking food.
09-20-2014 / 10-09-2024,
Page size: 3 643
Views: 30089
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Rating: 9.8 / 10 (4)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Bindas

A some bathhouse spirit, which was used to scare children in the Lepel district of Vitebsk Region of Belarus.
10-02-2022 / 09-27-2024,
Page size: 1 336
Views: 8009
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Rating: 10 / 10 (1)

Khar Darna

In Kalmyk folk-beliefs, an evil spirit that strangles people in their sleep and prevents them from waking up.
08-06-2024 / 09-23-2024,
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Bishmyiyyk

In Bashkir mythology, a scary old man with five moustaches, who is used to frighten naughty children.
09-20-2024 / 09-23-2024,
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Views: 1725
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Chervin

According to the folklore of the northwestern Switzerland, a small quadruped with extraordinary strength that moves people and cattle to the...
09-22-2024 / 09-23-2024,
Page size: 892
Views: 1488
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Rating: 10 / 10 (1)

Kanibōzu

According to japanese folklore, giant crabs which disguise themselves as priests and haunt temples.
09-20-2024 / 09-20-2024,
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Views: 3445
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Hut

According to the folk beliefs from northern Belarus, the house-hold enrichening spirit that brings wealth to the owner. But if this spirit...
05-20-2016 / 09-20-2024,
Page size: 26 000
Views: 34852
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Rating: 5.3 / 10 (9)
Your opinion: 1 / 10

Pūķis

Is a dragon with many heads in Latvian and Lithuanian folklore, that dwells in or near water.
08-05-2014 / 09-19-2024,
Page size: 3 529
Views: 22839
Comments: 5
09-19-2024, KOT
Rating: 10 / 10 (3)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Lesavki

Are minor forest spirits, children of Leshiy and Kikimora of Belarusian folklore.
06-17-2008 / 08-08-2024,
Page size: 3 123
Views: 26604
Comments: 16
06-26-2017, korg
Rating: 9 / 10 (1)
Your opinion: 9 / 10

Namnoi

Is a spirit, that comes at night and presses sleeper until he's black and blue.
06-07-2012 / 08-08-2024,
Page size: 2 147
Views: 17872
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Rating: 8 / 10 (1)
Your opinion: 8 / 10

Baubas

According to lithuanian folklore, evil spirit with long lean arms, wrinkly fingers and red eyes.
05-24-2017 / 08-08-2024,
Page size: 804
Views: 16195
Comments: 5
05-24-2017, korg
Rating: 8 / 10 (2)
Your opinion: 8 / 10

Madzikirira

According to the folklore of the Shona people living in Zimbabwe, an evil spirit pressing on the chest of the sleeping people.
05-04-2023 / 08-06-2024,
Page size: 327
Views: 3123
Comments: 1
08-06-2024, KOT
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Daki

Terrifying women who haunt the rocky islands of Japanese Saga Prefecture and feed upon human life.
08-06-2024 / 08-06-2024,
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Views: 3146
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Pesanta

According to Catalan folklore, a huge shaggy black creature with holed iron legs, with which it strangles sleepers at night, sitting down on...
06-11-2018 / 08-06-2024,
Page size: 4 409
Views: 12066
Comments: 3
06-13-2018, korg
Rating: 10 / 10 (2)

Kikimora

A restless female house spirit in Slavic mythology, the wife or a sister of domovoy.
01-19-2009 / 08-06-2024,
Page size: 29 495
Views: 97722
Comments: 23
03-05-2021, KOT
Rating: 9.6 / 10 (8)
Your opinion: 9 / 10

Amuku Pey

According to Tamil folklore, an evil spirit pressing on the chest of the sleepers.
05-04-2023 / 08-06-2024,
Page size: 331
Views: 3317
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Ħeddiela

According to Maltese folklore, a female entity that presses on the sleeping person's chest; personification of sleep paralysis.
05-04-2023 / 08-06-2024,
Page size: 2 216
Views: 3716
Comments: 3
04-22-2024, KOT
Rating: 10 / 10 (2)

Aziarnicy

According to Belurussian folklore local species of Rusalka, that live in Black Lake in Myadzyel District of the Minsk Region of Belarus.
01-14-2012 / 07-07-2024,
Page size: 9 775
Views: 43479
Comments: 6
06-01-2017, KOT
Rating: 10 / 10 (2)

Chagrin

According to gypsy folklore, a monstrous yellow hedgehog or porcupine, personification of livestock diseases.
08-12-2012 / 06-22-2024,
Page size: 15 688
Views: 20393
Comments: 7
12-01-2014, Barlig
Rating: 9.8 / 10 (4)

Mashurdalo

In Gypsy folklore, stupid mountain giants-cannibals, each of whom keeps his life in a personal black hen.
09-04-2020 / 06-21-2024,
Page size: 5 917
Views: 6262
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Rating: 10 / 10 (2)
Your opinion: 10 / 10

Kaeru nyōbō

According to Japanese folklore, frogs that have transformed into human women to marry human men.
06-17-2024 / 06-17-2024,
Page size: 8 721
Views: 3328
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Rating: 8 / 10 (1)

Vužalka

According to belarusian folklore daughters of Serpent king (tsar).
07-09-2008 / 06-07-2024,
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According to Japanese folklore, clams that transform into human women in order to marry human men.
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