Mythos Anthology
Here, you'll find an array of iconic mythical figures, each with a story waiting to be uncovered. Click on any character to dive into their rich and diverse history, spanning cultures and eras.
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Púca (Puck): The Shape-Shifting Trickster Spirit of Celtic Folklore In the mystical hills and ancient woodlands of Celtic mythology, there lurks a mischievous and unpredictable spirit known as the Púca...
Oni: The Fearsome Demons of Japanese Folklore The Oni are some of the most iconic and terrifying figures in Japanese folklore, often depicted as giant, demonic creatures with immense strength...
The Sphinx: The Enigmatic Guardian of Myth and Legend The Sphinx is one of mythology's most mysterious and enduring figures, embodying both wisdom and danger. With the body of a...
The Manticore: The Fearsome Man-Eating Beast of Mythology and Fantasy The Manticore is a legendary creature from Persian and later Greek mythology, often depicted as a monstrous combination of a...
In the rolling green hills of Ireland, shrouded in mist and mystery, rides one of the most terrifying figures of Celtic folklore: the Dullahan. This eerie, headless horseman is a...
The Selkie: The Shape-shifting Seal of Scottish and Irish Folklore In the windswept isles of Scotland and Ireland, amidst crashing waves and rocky shores, tales have been whispered for centuries...
Nymphs: The Mythical Spirits of Nature Nymphs, with their ethereal beauty and intimate connection to nature, have enchanted the imaginations of poets, artists, and storytellers for millennia. As the embodiments...
Dwarves: Master Craftsmen and Guardians of the Earth in Mythology Dwarves are legendary figures in mythologies across various cultures, best known for their craftsmanship, mining expertise, and close connection to...
The Horae: Goddesses of the Seasons and Guardians of Cosmic Order In Greek mythology, the Horae (or Horai, meaning “hours” or “seasons”) were goddesses who personified natural order, time, and...
Trolls: The Giants of Myth, Folklore, and Fantasy Trolls are one of the most iconic and fearsome creatures in folklore and fantasy, often depicted as large, brutish beings with a...
Quetzalcoatl: The Feathered Serpent God of Mesoamerican Mythology Among the vast pantheon of Mesoamerican deities, Quetzalcoatl stands out as one of the most important and complex gods in ancient mythology....
Satyrs: The Mischievous Spirits of Greek Mythology Satyrs are one of the most iconic and mischievous creatures from Greek mythology. These half-man, half-goat beings, known for their wild, carefree nature,...
The Harpy: Winged Spirits of Wrath and Retribution The harpy, a fierce and fearsome creature from Greek mythology, is often depicted as a winged spirit, half-human and half-bird. Its name,...
The Phoenix: A Timeless Symbol of Rebirth and Immortality Few mythological creatures capture the imagination quite like the Phoenix—the legendary bird that dies in flames only to rise again from...
Oceanids: The Nymphs of the Seas and Rivers in Greek Mythology The Oceanids, also known as the daughters of Oceanus and Tethys, are an extensive group of water nymphs in...
Gnomes: The Inventive Tricksters and Curious Creatures of Fantasy Gnomes are a small but highly intelligent race in fantasy literature, folklore, and role-playing games. Known for their curiosity, cleverness, and...