Deity of fertility, rice, agriculture and prosperity. Messenger: the fox.

Giant snake spirit who controls storms and teaches sacred dances.

Goddess of the sea and marine animals, ensuring balance and abundance in the ocean.

God of wind and learning, bringer of civilization and knowledge.

A mythical cannibalistic monster. Represents insatiable greed and transformation caused by consuming human flesh.

God of the sea and all marine life, master of tides.

Protector of home and cats. Daughter of Ra who brings joy and wards evil.

Three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the underworld.

God of nature, wildlife, and fertility. Depicted with antlers, surrounded by animals. Guardian of the cycle of life and death.

God of rain and fertility. Rules lightning, water, and agriculture.

Shiva's mount and gatekeeper. Represents dharma and justice.

A legendary creature in folklore, a bloodsucker. Reptilian with spines along its back, attacks livestock, especially goats.

Guide of souls and patron of mummification. Weighs hearts in the final judgment.

Moon god associated with night and vegetation. Brother of Yarikh. Protector of flocks and herds.

Indra's mount. First elephant born from churning of cosmic ocean.

Most powerful of the abosom, god of the River Tano.

Half-man half-lion avatar of Vishnu. Defeated demon Hiranyakashipu.

God of wisdom, magic, and freshwater. Creator of humanity.

Glowing white horse with seven heads emerging from churning ocean, feeds on moonlight.

Snake deity associated with fertility and regeneration.

Giant serpent that gnaws at the roots of Yggdrasil, the World Tree. Killed by Odin and Vidar.

Consort of the Goddess, god of nature, wilderness, and the animal world. Symbolizes the cycle of life and death.

Spirit of the polar bear, symbolizing strength and survival in the Arctic.

Thousand-headed cosmic snake. Vishnu's resting place.