To begin, Merriam-Webster defined "mythological" as "of or relating to mythology or myths: dealt with in mythology." Its second definition also states "lacking factual basis or historical validity." Going off of the above definition, I want to include mythological creatures that have a basis or inspiration in mythology. The Gumiho from Korean legends. Carolyne Larrington, a professor at Oxford, has pointed out that myths, legends and folktales sometimes share similarities across continents and cultures. Kee-wakw: Cannibalistic Giant half-human and half-animal (Abenaki Mythology), 46. Its great and 99% of people who know about Cthulhu know the wrong thing about it. Many creatures of the classical era, such as the Flying Horse, Centaur, Triton and Chimera have been depicted in stone carvings, sculptures and paintings. Typhon: Deadly Serpentine Giant (Greek Mythology), 22. Unicorn . When the Dullahan stops riding, that is where a person is due to die. Only two lochs in Scotland are reported to have monsters: Loch Ness and Loch Morar, but the Kelpies are a whole other thing. Agubanba ( , lit. Hesychius of Alexandria's lexicon (c. 500 A.D.) glossed lamiai as apparations, or even fish. Argus or Argus Panoptes, a hundred-eyed giant. The story surrounds the tragedy of the daughter of King Crotopus of Argos named Psamathe, whose child by Apollo dies and she is executed for suspected promiscuity. The creature is blind and uses its sense of smell as well as sound waves. Dragons are well-known mythical creatures. Since the dawn of human life, unknown living beings or elusive animals seen or encountered for the first time have been accounted for in narratives that have gradually grown into legends associated with mythical beasts. They are often able to talk and in many stories they guide the hero on their journey. This page was last edited on 18 January 2023, at 13:16. 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In the 1st-century Life of Apollonius of Tyana the female empousa-lamia is also called "a snake",[40] which may seem to the modern reader to be just a metaphorical expression, but which Daniel Ogden insists is a literal snake. The Pukwudgies have since been hostile to humans, and took revenge by killing Maushop's five sons. "Gla" for Glastonbury; "wack" for wacky; and "us" as a proper Latin ending. Each culture has different mythical creatures that come from many different origins. In later times, however, they came to be regarded as misshapen females, decrepit, and hideously ugly, having only one eye, one tooth, and one gray wig between them, which they lent to each other when one of them wished to appear before the world. [j][51], In Apuleius's The Golden Ass[k] there appear the Thessalian "witches"[l] Meroe and her sister Panthia, who are called lamiae in one instance. Valkyries are probably the most famous Norse mythology creatures. Ashman, Malcolm. This article presents an epic list of the 100 greatest beasts and beings of mythology, legend and folklore. Cynocephaly: Jackal-headed humanoid (Medieval Bestiaries), 71. However, there are also superstitions which claim thedoppelgangeris a non-human entity which can alter its physical appearance to literally become someone else and take their place. Oxford University Press. The thought of someone in your life being replaced by an entity which only pretends to know you and care about you is pretty creepy. KicksButtson. The basis of this identification is the variant maternities of scylla, sometimes ascribed to Lamia (as already mentioned), and sometimes to Hecate. When the ferryman came home later that evening, he felt very tired. [54][55][m][n], Meroe has seduced a man named Socrates, but when he plots to escape, the two witches raid his bed, thrust a knife in the neck to tap the blood into a skin bag, eviscerate his heart, and stuff the hole back with sponge. It is a fairy creature said to often resemble a black cat. These adventures typically lasted as long as it took the Each Uisge to get near a body of water, because then its skin would turn adhesive and it would drag the rider screaming to the bottom to be drowned and eaten. List of one-eyed creatures in mythology and fiction, List of many-eyed creatures in mythology and fiction, "History of the Mongols: From the 9th to the 19th Century", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_one-eyed_creatures_in_mythology_and_fiction&oldid=1125561846, Legendary creatures with absent body parts, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0. There are numerous theories and evidence of sightings mentioned in books that lead one to believe certain mythical animals do exist. Another double of the Libyan Lamia may be Lamia, daughter of Poseidon. Centaur: Horse with an upper human body (Greek Mythology), 12. The Jorgumo is born when a golden orb spider reaches the age of around 400 years and transforms into a beautiful woman. Mares of Diomedes: Quartet of flesh-eating/Man-eating horses (Greek Mythology), 63. These scary spirits are said to come from the west, and they fly in groups. "Son of 'Caveman,' Springfield Bookstore President Charlie Johnson Marks 90th Birthday." Many have their basis in Mythology and some have emerged from cultural folklore. Someone who naturally looks exactly like someone else without any blood relation. Most of the creatures are from Europe. Lyons Press. Centaurs. She is depicted as the daughter of Hecate and as having glowing green eyes with serpentine slits, shriveled-up hands with lizard-like claws on them, and crocodile-like teeth. Many may choose to believe myths, legends, fables, and stories, while many others may want an explanation, evidence and/or proof of what is said in such stories. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mythic_humanoids&oldid=1134393378. [4] One story from Wampanoag folklore explains that they began causing mischief and tormenting the Natives out of jealousy of the devotion and affection the Natives had for Maushop, who eventually exiled them to different parts of North America. [9] Diodorus, Duris of Samos and other sources which comprise the sources for building an "archetypal" picture of Lamia do not designate her as a dragoness, or give her explicit serpentine descriptions.[82]. The horse has one eye and it breathes disease and has really long arms that reach the ground from where the human part is sitting. It also has no skin and is considered to be the most evil creature in Orcadian mythology. McZerky, Mermaids are so diverse. [14][27], Numerous sources attest to the Lamia being a "child-devourer", one of them being Horace. Sirin: Creature with Body of a bird and chest and head of a woman (Russian Mythology), 70. [43], Regarding the seductress, Apollonius further warned, "you are warming a snake (ophis) on your bosom, and it is a snake that warms you". Fenrir: Gigantic monstrous wolf (Norse Mythology), 25. Portions of these humanoids are clearly not of human make. Also somehow this thing has descendants, one of which is the big C himself. Tittiri. Pukwudgie is a symbol and a name of one of the houses in the Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry that is said to represent the heart of a wizard, and favor the healers. If you please it (and there are many different variations on what it considers pleasing) it can play beautiful music or teach you how to play beautiful music. Please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. A Pukwudgie, also spelled Puk-Wudjie (another spelling, Puck-wudj-ininee, is translated by Henry Schoolcraft as "little wild man of the woods that vanishes"),[1] is a human-like creature of Wampanoag folklore, found in Delaware and Prince Edward Island, sometimes said to be 2-to-3-foot-tall (61 to 91cm). They are serpents that can breathe fire and fly and they appear in the folklore of many cultures around the world. Leprechaun: Fairies depicted as little men (Irish Folklore), 24. Typhon (Greek and Roman) Echidna (Greek) The Furies (Greek and Roman) Scylla and Charybdis (Greek) Banshees (Celtic) 1. The Glawackus is also known as the Northern Devil Cat. [19], Other bogeys have been listed in conjunction with "Lamia", for instance, the Gorgo, the eyeless giant Ephialtes, a Mormolyce named by Strabo. The subject of fate is also reflected in Baltic religion where we encounter Laima, the Baltic goddess of fate who together with Dievs, the sky, and Saule, the sun, Laima determines the length and fortune of human life. Wraiths are soulless creatures and only feel devastating emotions like hatred and despair. They are frightened of gold, and even a single gold pin can drive a Dullahan away. CheGaffero. [89], Some commentators have also equated Lamia with Hecate. The figure of Tiresias recurs in later European literature, both as prophet and as man-woman, in such works as Guillaume Apollinaires Surrealist play Les Mamelles de Tirsias (first performed 1917; The Breasts of Tiresias) and T.S. Some variations even suggest that they killed Maushop himself.[3]. Tarasque: Fearsome Dragon-like hybrid (French Mythology), 50. [31] The lexicon also has an entry under mormo () stating that Mormo and the equivalent mormolykeion[f] are called lamia, and that all these refer to frightful beings. The mythical story of the Graeae has changed over the course of time. [87][88] It is noted that this character terrorized Delphi, just as the dragon Python had. It can shapeshift into other things, but the Scottish Murderhorse aspect is easily the most metal. Otopython. While every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. [78] Either one could be Lamia the mother of Scylla mentioned in the Stesichorus (d. 555 BC) fragment, and other sources. [11], Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics (vii.5) refers to the lore of some beastly lifeform in the shape of a woman, which tears the bellies of pregnant mothers and devours their fetuses. They are depicted as female creatures with 'snake-like' bodies and seduce the protagonist Rael in an attempt to devour him, but as soon as they 'taste' Rael's body, the blood that enters the lamias' body causes their death. Manticore: Similar to the Sphinx consisting of a human head, lion's body with tail of poisonous spines (Persian Folklore). Lamia receives a section in Georgios Megas and Helen Colaclides, "The Odes: Just where do you draw the line? She lived on Craig Liath and played a magic harp. Ghoul: A monster associated with eating flesh in graveyards (Arabian Mythology), 17. Yes, hell has been filled due to the evil of man and the dead now walk the earth. Danmax. Garuda: Human-eagle hybrid known to be a protector (Hindu/Jain/Buddhist Mythology), 55. In their original conception, they were merely personifications of kindly and venerable old age, possessing all its benevolent attributes without its natural infirmities. Strong parallel with the Medusa has also been noted. The Glawackus is also known as the Northern Devil Cat. A number of references to the presence of mythical beings in the Middle Ages have been made in books. [32][33][34], "Lamia" has as synonyms "Mormo" and "Gello" according to the Scholia to Theocritus. Sluaghs are heightening creatures that hunt down souls. All the while their desperate moans fill your ears driving your mind with fear to the brink of madness. In some versions, the removable eye belonged to the three Gorgons, Medusa and her sisters. Monstrous, mythical and legendary creatures have often been depicted and described in different genres such as art, fantasy, literature, history, folklore, and fiction. Sometimes they live separated from society, live in alternative realities, or appear at night or under specific circumstances. [p][11] Isidore of Seville defined them as beings that snatched babies and ripped them apart. As he came closer to the harbor he could see it was not some ordinary woman, it was Pesta herself. The beliefs and mindsets associated with mythical beasts are varied and bring to life a plethora of theories about their existence or non-existence. For Apollonius in speech declares that the seductress is "one of the empousai, which most other people would call lamiai and mormolykeia". Sea Serpent: A large type of dragon-snake monster found in the sea (Greek Mythology), 23. Pukwudgies hunt with deadly, poisonous arrows and enjoy playing tricks on humans.[6]. The Pukwudgie is also native to America: a short, grey-faced, large-eared creature distantly related to the European goblin. No man dared to strive with Kwasind, Then some people reported what looked like a dog in the back and a cat in front. Get a Britannica Premium subscription and gain access to exclusive content. Can Early Stone Tools Offer Proof Our Ancestors Were Becoming Human, Both Mentally And Culturally? Usually, the Dullahan is male, but there are some female versions. ). Hippogriff: Hind half of horse and front half of an eagle (Medieval Bestiaries), 13. In the earliest stories, Lamia was a beautiful queen of Ancient Libya who had an affair with Zeus. Llewellyn Publications. Basically a mass of teeth, tentacles and milky blind eyes sitting in the center of reality, being soothed by his demonic chorus. 21. The existence of legendary creatures or mythological creatures referred to in ancient traditional circles has not been proven. The definitive non-Native depiction of the Wendigo is from Algernon BlackwoodsThe Wendigo, which is a great story. steeldraco, Without question, the Each Uisge (pronounced something like ak ishka). It represents something so powerful that you just cant comprehend it, trying to understand it drives you mad. Cacus: Fire-Breathing Giant (Roman Mythology), 37. He is a participant in several well-known legends. You should add more diversity to it. They were born as old women and their names were Deino (dread), Enyo (horror), and Pemphredo (alarm). [i][47][48] The same joke was used in theatrical Greek comedy,[49] and generally. A mythological creature, also referred to as a legendary creature or mythical creature, is a fictional, supernatural and imaginary animal or hybrid being (meaning it can sometimes be part human). Did mythical animals exist? She can easily turn anyone into stone with a glance. Aspidochelone: Giant Sea Monster with spines on back (Medieval folklore), 69. Abura-sumashi. [9][10] Heraclitus Paradoxographus (2nd century) also gave a rationalizing account. [citation needed], This article is about a creature from Greek mythology. Mythic humanoids are mythological creatures that are part human, or that resemble humans through appearance or character. Psyclopps, the one-eyed guitarist for the costumed comedy punk band, Black Shuck - a one-eyed demon dog in the song. With all this equipment, Perseus managed to kill Medusa by looking at her through the reflection of the shield and escaped her sisters by wearing the cap. Erchitu: Ox-humanoid (Sardinian Mythology), 98. These include the half-woman, half-snake beasts of the "Libyan myth" told by Dio Chrysostom, and the monster sent to Argos by Apollo to avenge Psamathe (Crotopus). Imp: Similar to goblin or fairy (European Folklore), 28. I just really find the idea of god instead of being a loving, kindhearted entity, he is instead an abomination that barely is even aware of our existence interesting. A gypsy curse associated with him has Lamia torment the victim for three days before having its minions drag them into Hell to burn in its fires for all eternity. The Dullahan calls out the persons name, at which point the person immediately perishes. One might also compare the Graeae with the three spinners of Destiny, the Moirai who were also called the Fates in Greek mythology. It was seen in 1939 in Glastonbury, Connecticut. Valhalla is known as Odin's heavenly home for fallen warriors as they wait for Ragnarok. An anonymous commentator on the passage states this is a reference to the Lamia, but muddlingly combines this with Aristotle's subsequent comments and describes her as a Scythian of the Pontus (Black Sea) area. Scylla: Monster that lived by the water (Greek Mythology), 44. At Thebes, Tiresias played an active part in the tragic events involving Laius, the king of Thebes, and his son Oedipus. And to be specific, slow zombies. Tiresias and Evenius received the gift of prophecy, and the poet, Several blind characters have been created by, This page was last edited on 29 December 2022, at 22:35. One story from Wampanoag folklore explains that they began causing mischief and tormenting the Natives out of jealousy of the devotion and affection the Natives had for Maushop, who eventually exiled them to different parts of North America. While the existence of legendary creatures is shrouded in myth, some lingering belief in their existence cannot be denied. "Where Do Myths, Legends and Folktales Come From?" Since ancient times, people have chosen to believe or not believe in legends about mythological creatures. They use these abilities to torment people, or even kill as they revel in tricking humans to there deaths. Atlusfox. Live Science. Elf: Supernatural beings with magical powers (Germanic Mythology/Folklore), 62. Fiercely independent, tricky and not over-fond of humankind (whether magical or mundane), it possesses its own powerful magic. "a Lamia's groin" (Benjamin Bickley Rogers, 1874), "a foul Lamia's testicles" (Athenian Society, 1912), "sweaty Crotch of a Lamia" (Paul Roche, 2005). Simargl: Winged dog or lion (Slavic Mythology), 97. Lamia appears as an antagonist in Rick Riordan's The Demigod Diaries, appearing in its fourth short story The Son of Magic. In Statius' version, the monster had a woman's face and breasts, and a hissing snake protruding from the cleft of her rusty-colored forehead, and it would slide into children's bedrooms to snatch them. And those analogues that exhibit a serpentine form or nature have been especially noted. Arae, female daemons of curses, called forth from the underworld. [13][12], According to one myth, Hera deprived Lamia of the ability to sleep, making her constantly grieve over the loss of her children, and Zeus provided relief by endowing her with removable eyes. These monsters had a woman's torso, the lower extremities of a snake, and beastly hands. Magickal, Mystical Creatures: Invite Their Powers into Your Life (2nd ed.). [18][26] Such practices are recorded by the 1st century Diodorus,[9] and other sources in antiquity. It has been recorded more recently by Rumon Gamba conducting the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra for Chandos Records in a 2019 release of British tone poems. Lowell Thomas, a radio network commentator, who was popular nationwide, reported the Glawackus had been named by a "Connecticut scientist.". The third is more recent, linking descriptions of Bigfoot or yeti with the wendigo myth, where its something like a humanoid furry creature. The flesh of the head is said to have the color and consistency of moldy cheese. They were forced by Perseus, by stealing their eye, into revealing the location of Medusa. Hellhound: Underworld dog with super-strength and agility (Global Culture), 76. The three Moirai determined the span of life of every mortal from birth to death. A mythological creature, also referred to as a legendary creature or mythical creature, is a fictional, supernatural and imaginary animal or hybrid being (meaning it can sometimes be part human). In Keats's version, the student Lycius replaces Menippus the Lycian. A major chunk of these creatures are humanoids. [97], In Edward Topsell's History of Four-footed Beasts (1607), the lamia is described as having the upper body (i.e., the face and breasts) of a woman, but with goatlike hind quarters with large and filthy "stones" (testicles) that smell like sea-calves, on authority of Aristophanes. 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His winged sandals flew him home. Founded in 2010, Thought Catalog is owned and operated by The Thought & Expression Company, Inc. For over a decade, we've been at the bleeding edge of media, pioneering an infrastructure for creatives to flourish both artistically and financially. Looking into the creature's eyes is said to wipe the victim's memory. Purists are of the opinion that mythical creatures have been described in historical accounts long before history emerged as a branch of science. Indus Worm: Gigantic white carnivorous worm (Medieval Bestiaries), 66. Lamia (/lemi/; Greek: ), in ancient Greek mythology, was a child-eating monster and, in later tradition, was regarded as a type of night-haunting spirit (daemon). 1st century BC), for instance, describes Lamia of Libya as having nothing more than a beastly appearance. [96], From around the mid-15th century into the 16th century, the lamia came to be regarded exclusively as witches. In that work, Tiresias retained his prophetic gifts even in the underworld, where the hero Odysseus was sent to consult him. The Pukwudgie. They are known to kidnap people, push them off cliffs, attack their victims with short knives and spears, and to use sand to blind their victims. 81. Sure, they are slow. If you want to sleep soundly tonight, you might not want to read about these mythological creatures discussed on, How I Learned To Love Myself While Living With AStoma, 25 Twisted Urban Legends That Will Cause You To Lose Sleep Tonight (And TomorrowToo), 25 People Discuss The Unexplainable, Unsolved Mystery In Their PersonalLife, The 23 Scariest Urban Legends You Will Ever Hear In YourLife. They endlessly creep towards you to eat your brains. [45] Philostratus's tale was reworked by Keats in his poem Lamia,[83] where it is made clear she bears the guise of a snake, which she wants to relinquish in return for human appearance. Though there are instances that wraiths can be considered 'good' (a specific kind . Despite your opinion on the reality of mythological and legendary beasts and creatures, we've created a helpful list of 100 of the greatest and most iconic of these beings for you to enjoy. (1997). Aloadae, a group of giants who capture the god Ares. If she carried the rake, a few would survive. This hybrid being has appeared in folklore accounts of many cultures across the world. Republican Newsroom, et al. Ahuizotl: Dog-like creature (Aztec Mythology), 67. Legend has it that when it is dug up it screams and kills all who hear it. Amphisbaena, a serpent with a head at each end. [46], Another aspect of her powers is that this empusa/lamia is able to create an illusion of a sumptuous mansion, with all the accoutrements and even servants. 1st century BC) gave a de-mythologized account of Lamia as a queen of Libya who ordered her soldiers to snatch children from their mothers and kill them, and whose beauty gave way to bestial appearance due to her savageness. Belief in werewolves developed during the Middle Ages. If the kid answers yes or screams, she cuts them to resemble herself. Wraiths are denied this privilege and are forced to wander between dimensions for eternity. But once Apollonius reveals her false identity at the wedding, the illusion fails her and vanishes. They think its a big monster, that you can fight it, you can tame it, whatever. Also an interesting thing about Azathoth is Lovecraft didnt really ever write a story detailing too much about Azathoth, he was going too, but he died before it could be completed, leaving only a partially started draft which honestly I think is much more interesting than having a full story, since it then leaves Azathoth where he belongs, beyond our understanding. warrior457, Nuckelavees are pretty dang cool and also horribly terrifying. [72], By the Early Middle Ages, lamia (pl. No man could compete with Kwasind. Uluka. These animals have then gone on to be described as mythical beasts in stories and subsequent interpretations. They can blend in or become invisible to humans, they also can make basic weapons like poisoned darts designed to create pain. That experience of life as both sexes may have inadvertently caused his blindness. [14][15], Diodorus's rationalization was that the Libyan queen in her drunken state was as if she could not see, allowing her citizens free rein for any conduct without supervision, giving rise to the folk myth that she places her eyes in a vessel. Characters blinded not by gods but by humans include Polyphemus, Phoenix, Plexippus and Pandion, Polymestor, and Metope. It has the torso, head, wings, and talons of an eagle, and the lower abdomen, hind legs and feet, and tail of a lion. This type of weapon is referenced in Greek and Roman mythology. While religious experts debate whether creatures mentioned in holy books have been used in a metaphoric manner, interpretations among historians and scholars are varied. Later legend told that he lived for seven (or nine) generations, dying after the expedition of the Seven Against Thebes. He also gifted her with a shapeshifting ability in the process. (2001). There is no way to bar the road against a Dullahanall locks and gates open to them when they approach. They are said to come before the creation of gods and goddesses. Behemoth: Massive beast, believed to be like a hybrid of dinosaur or crocodile (Ancient Jewish), 33. In Greek: " , ", Cupid refers to Psyche's sisters as Lamiae, Apul. She mainly targets young women who have just come-of-age. Connor, Steven. 11(. They may walk, talk, and think like a human, but they are obviously not human. [88], Close comparison is also made with the serpentine Medusa. Almops, a giant son of the god Poseidon and the half-nymph Helle. Relentlessly. One well-known example is the prophet, Characters blinded not by gods but by humans include, Sometimes, blind people in Greek mythology are granted special abilities by way of compensation.
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