A creature from Celtic mythology that can transform from a seal to a human by shedding its skin.

Created by H.P. Lovecraft, a mix of octopus, dragon, and humanoid features, it lies dormant beneath the sea.

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

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

A legendary sea monster of enormous size that drags ships and sailors to their doom.

A mythical sea creature that protects the ocean and symbolizes its dangers.

A mythical bird that is cyclically born again, by arising from the ashes of its predecessor.

A spirit created by shamans to punish wrongdoers, embodying justice and danger.

A spirit that guides hunters and ensures a successful hunt.

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

A giant spirit known for its strength and protective nature.

God of the underworld, guiding souls to the afterlife.

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

A supernatural being in Slavic folklore, a hideous old woman. She lives in a house on chicken legs and flies in a mortar.

A creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man, confined within the labyrinth of Crete. Known for its strength and ferocity.