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

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

Vishnu's mount. King of birds and enemy of nagas.

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

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

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

God of the Nile, strength, and military prowess. Depicted as a crocodile or man with crocodile head.

Protector of sacred waters and water bodies.

Giant snake spirit who controls storms and teaches sacred dances.

A trickster spirit often depicted as a raven, associated with transformation and cunning.

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

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

Shapes humans on potter's wheel. Guardian of Nile's source and floods.

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

God of storms, rain, and thunder. Bringer of both abundance and destruction.

Half-human half-snake. Guard underground treasures.

God of sea and rivers. Challenges Baal for supremacy. Represents chaotic waters and storms.

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

God of horses and horsemanship.

Goddess of war and healing. Fierce defender of Ma'at and Ra.

God of sunrise, rebirth, and transformation. Depicted as a scarab beetle or man with beetle head.

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

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

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