Английский:
<id600589#>The two-headed pet dog belonging to the giant, Geryon, in Greek myth. He guarded a herd of red oxen, but was killed by Hercules during one of his twelve labors.<#>

<id600589#>The two-headed pet dog belonging to the giant, Geryon, in Greek myth. He guarded a herd of red oxen, but was killed by Hercules during one of his twelve labors.<#>

Английский:
<id600590#>A serpentine woman of Greek myth, she was once the queen of Libya. Zeus's jealous wife, Hera, killed her children, causing her to go mad and transform into a monster.<#>

<id600590#>A serpentine woman of Greek myth, she was once the queen of Libya. Zeus's jealous wife, Hera, killed her children, causing her to go mad and transform into a monster.<#>

Английский:
<id600592#>A winter fairy of European descent. He leaves ice patterns on windows and nips people's noses. Though normally an innocent creature, he will freeze his victims to death if provoked.<#>

<id600592#>A winter fairy of European descent. He leaves ice patterns on windows and nips people's noses. Though normally an innocent creature, he will freeze his victims to death if provoked.<#>

Английский:
<id600596#>A cryptid sighted during the 60s-80s in West Virginia. It has shining red eyes and is named for the fin-like appendages on its sides. It uses its keen sense for blood to track down the source and feed on it.<#>

<id600596#>A cryptid sighted during the 60s-80s in West Virginia. It has shining red eyes and is named for the fin-like appendages on its sides. It uses its keen sense for blood to track down the source and feed on it.<#>

Английский:
<id600598#>A sun deity who was worshipped in the Roman Empire from the 1st to the 4th century AD. He was said to be reborn after death, and a festival was held on the winter solstice for him.<#>

<id600598#>A sun deity who was worshipped in the Roman Empire from the 1st to the 4th century AD. He was said to be reborn after death, and a festival was held on the winter solstice for him.<#>

Английский:
<id600599#>A holy beast said to protect houses from evil and bring good fortune. They look similar to Shinto guardian dogs, but are actually modeled after a lion. There are many stories about it in Ryukyu lore.<#>

<id600599#>A holy beast said to protect houses from evil and bring good fortune. They look similar to Shinto guardian dogs, but are actually modeled after a lion. There are many stories about it in Ryukyu lore.<#>

Английский:
<id600600#>A mass of malevolent intent and emotion that failed to become a true demon. All it does is eat prey and grow.<#>

<id600600#>A mass of malevolent intent and emotion that failed to become a true demon. All it does is eat prey and grow.<#>

Английский:
<id600602#>The spirit who said, "For we are many," in ancient scriptures. The name comes from the Roman military term for an army unit of 3,000 to 6,000 men.<#>

<id600602#>The spirit who said, "For we are many," in ancient scriptures. The name comes from the Roman military term for an army unit of 3,000 to 6,000 men.<#>

Английский:
<id600603#>Giants born from Uranus and Gaia. The name means "those with a hundred arms." During the war of the Titans, Zeus freed them from the Underworld to help him obtain victory.<#>

<id600603#>Giants born from Uranus and Gaia. The name means "those with a hundred arms." During the war of the Titans, Zeus freed them from the Underworld to help him obtain victory.<#>

Английский:
<id600604#>A prophetic Taoist god, originally known as Mao Shogun. Due to a linguistic error involving the Chinese word for "cat," his name was changed to Neko Shogun.<#>

<id600604#>A prophetic Taoist god, originally known as Mao Shogun. Due to a linguistic error involving the Chinese word for "cat," his name was changed to Neko Shogun.<#>

Английский:
<id600605#>The goddess of life in Shinto myth. She once mediated between Izanagi and Izanami during their confrontation in Yomi, the land of the dead.<#>

<id600605#>The goddess of life in Shinto myth. She once mediated between Izanagi and Izanami during their confrontation in Yomi, the land of the dead.<#>

Английский:
<id600606#>A Kunitsu deity of Japanese mythology that governs agriculture and medicine. He's said to have built the country of Izumo with Susano-o's daughter, Suseri-Hime.<#>

<id600606#>A Kunitsu deity of Japanese mythology that governs agriculture and medicine. He's said to have built the country of Izumo with Susano-o's daughter, Suseri-Hime.<#>

Английский:
<id600607#>A type of tengu. Their spiritual power is weaker than other tengu, so they are much smaller. They are said to be the reincarnations of long-lived wolves.<#>

<id600607#>A type of tengu. Their spiritual power is weaker than other tengu, so they are much smaller. They are said to be the reincarnations of long-lived wolves.<#>

Английский:
<id600608#>A type of tengu said to have lived on Mt. Kurama in Kyoto. The most powerful and well-known of the tengu, they have the power to fend off disease and bring good fortune.<#>

<id600608#>A type of tengu said to have lived on Mt. Kurama in Kyoto. The most powerful and well-known of the tengu, they have the power to fend off disease and bring good fortune.<#>

Английский:
<id600609#>"Choosers of the slain" in Norse lore. Armed with shining armor and swords, they look for brave warriors to take to Valhalla, so that they may fight in Ragnarok.<#>

<id600609#>"Choosers of the slain" in Norse lore. Armed with shining armor and swords, they look for brave warriors to take to Valhalla, so that they may fight in Ragnarok.<#>

Английский:
<id600610#>The Roman goddess of luck, she spins the Wheel of Fortune. She is believed to have originally been a fertility goddess. Her Greek counterpart is Tyche.<#>

<id600610#>The Roman goddess of luck, she spins the Wheel of Fortune. She is believed to have originally been a fertility goddess. Her Greek counterpart is Tyche.<#>

Английский:
<id600611#>Half-snake, half-human divine beings in Hindu lore, worshipped as bringers of rain. They live in the bottoms of lakes and seas, singing and dancing when they are not fighting.<#>

<id600611#>Half-snake, half-human divine beings in Hindu lore, worshipped as bringers of rain. They live in the bottoms of lakes and seas, singing and dancing when they are not fighting.<#>

Английский:
<id600612#>Goddesses of fate in Norse lore. They live below the roots of Yggdrasil and weave the threads of fate, which even the gods are bound by.<#>

<id600612#>Goddesses of fate in Norse lore. They live below the roots of Yggdrasil and weave the threads of fate, which even the gods are bound by.<#>

Английский:
<id600613#>The Hindu elephant-headed god. He was originally created by Parvati in order to prevent anyone from watching her bathe. Shiva batted off his original head and replaced it with an elephant's head.<#>

<id600613#>The Hindu elephant-headed god. He was originally created by Parvati in order to prevent anyone from watching her bathe. Shiva batted off his original head and replaced it with an elephant's head.<#>

Английский:
<id600614#>The king of the Naga, a half-man, half-snake tribe in Hindu lore. The dragon kings Nanda and Takshaka of Buddhist myth fall into this royal category.<#>

<id600614#>The king of the Naga, a half-man, half-snake tribe in Hindu lore. The dragon kings Nanda and Takshaka of Buddhist myth fall into this royal category.<#>

Английский:
<id600615#>The Hindu goddess of rivers, and patron of speech, writing, learning, the arts, and sciences. Brahma is her husband.<#>

<id600615#>The Hindu goddess of rivers, and patron of speech, writing, learning, the arts, and sciences. Brahma is her husband.<#>

Английский:
<id600616#>The Norse thunder god and son of Odin, Thor owns the power enhancing belt, Megingjard, and wields Mjolnir, a hammer that causes lightning to strike and returns to its owner if thrown.<#>

<id600616#>The Norse thunder god and son of Odin, Thor owns the power enhancing belt, Megingjard, and wields Mjolnir, a hammer that causes lightning to strike and returns to its owner if thrown.<#>

Английский:
<id600617#>A Welsh creature commonly known as "Bugbear" or the "Boogeyman." Its existence is often used by mothers to scare children into behaving.<#>

<id600617#>A Welsh creature commonly known as "Bugbear" or the "Boogeyman." Its existence is often used by mothers to scare children into behaving.<#>

Английский:
<id600618#>Said to have been Adam's first wife, she desired to be his equal and refused to obey him. She was cast out of Eden and became a demon of the night. She is the mother of the demoness, Lilim.<#>

<id600618#>Said to have been Adam's first wife, she desired to be his equal and refused to obey him. She was cast out of Eden and became a demon of the night. She is the mother of the demoness, Lilim.<#>

Английский:
<id600619#>The general of Hell. He keeps watch over other demons. One of Hell's greatest necromancers, he can control souls and corpses.<#>

<id600619#>The general of Hell. He keeps watch over other demons. One of Hell's greatest necromancers, he can control souls and corpses.<#>

Английский:
<id600620#>The Canaanite god of death. Every year he attempts to kill Baal, the god of fertility, only to see him raised from the dead with the help of Baal's sister, Anat.<#>

<id600620#>The Canaanite god of death. Every year he attempts to kill Baal, the god of fertility, only to see him raised from the dead with the help of Baal's sister, Anat.<#>

Английский:
<id600621#>The "Destroyer" and "Angel of the Bottomless Pit," as described in ancient scriptures. He controls locusts and uses them to cause massive destruction to villages.<#>

<id600621#>The "Destroyer" and "Angel of the Bottomless Pit," as described in ancient scriptures. He controls locusts and uses them to cause massive destruction to villages.<#>

Английский:
<id600622#>A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. They are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.<#>

<id600622#>A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. They are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.<#>

Английский:
<id600623#>One of the 72 demons of the Goetia, he appears as a great sea monster. Known as the great Marquis of Hell, he is skilled linguistically, and is a master of rhetoric.<#>

<id600623#>One of the 72 demons of the Goetia, he appears as a great sea monster. Known as the great Marquis of Hell, he is skilled linguistically, and is a master of rhetoric.<#>

Английский:
<id600624#>The fourth of the nine orders of angels. Their duty is to oversee the other angels. Their actions are the manifestation of God's will.<#>

<id600624#>The fourth of the nine orders of angels. Their duty is to oversee the other angels. Their actions are the manifestation of God's will.<#>

Английский:
<id600625#>A goddess of death and destruction. She is said to be another face of Parvati. She is violent, wears a string of skulls, and carries bloody weapons, but she also blesses her followers.<#>

<id600625#>A goddess of death and destruction. She is said to be another face of Parvati. She is violent, wears a string of skulls, and carries bloody weapons, but she also blesses her followers.<#>

Английский:
<id600626#>The greatest angel in Judeo-Christian legend. He is known as the Voice of God or the Angel of Contracts. Despite his duty to maintain the world's order, he shows no mercy towards humanity.<#>

<id600626#>The greatest angel in Judeo-Christian legend. He is known as the Voice of God or the Angel of Contracts. Despite his duty to maintain the world's order, he shows no mercy towards humanity.<#>

Английский:
<id600627#>The Egyptian god of the desert, chaos, and evil. He murdered his brother, Osiris, and tried to become chief god, but he was castrated by Osiris's son, Horus.<#>

<id600627#>The Egyptian god of the desert, chaos, and evil. He murdered his brother, Osiris, and tried to become chief god, but he was castrated by Osiris's son, Horus.<#>

Английский:
<id600628#>The guardian hound who prevents anyone from entering or exiting the underworld in Greek lore. It was born from Typhon and Echidna, and is the older brother of Orthrus.<#>

<id600628#>The guardian hound who prevents anyone from entering or exiting the underworld in Greek lore. It was born from Typhon and Echidna, and is the older brother of Orthrus.<#>

Английский:
<id600629#>The king of snow who rules over an infinite number of Jack Frosts. He has the power to freeze the entire world, but is unaware of it due to his naïve personality.<#>

<id600629#>The king of snow who rules over an infinite number of Jack Frosts. He has the power to freeze the entire world, but is unaware of it due to his naïve personality.<#>

Английский:
<id600630#>A Jack Frost that yearned for evil. This powerful demon is born when a cute Jack Frost remembers its nature as a demon.<#>

<id600630#>A Jack Frost that yearned for evil. This powerful demon is born when a cute Jack Frost remembers its nature as a demon.<#>

Английский:
<id600631#>The German name of the hero in the epic poem, "The Nibelungenlied." The dragon Fafnir's blood made him invincible, but a single leaf on his back resulted in a weak spot.<#>

<id600631#>The German name of the hero in the epic poem, "The Nibelungenlied." The dragon Fafnir's blood made him invincible, but a single leaf on his back resulted in a weak spot.<#>

Английский:
<id600632#>A Buddhist demon that represents the fear of death. Also known as "The Evil One," he sent his daughters to tempt Buddha during his meditations.<#>

<id600632#>A Buddhist demon that represents the fear of death. Also known as "The Evil One," he sent his daughters to tempt Buddha during his meditations.<#>

Английский:
<id600633#>A spirit of Chinese folklore who dwells in trees once used for hangings. She is smaller than a human and cannot speak, but her voice is said to be as clear and as beautiful as a bird's song.<#>

<id600633#>A spirit of Chinese folklore who dwells in trees once used for hangings. She is smaller than a human and cannot speak, but her voice is said to be as clear and as beautiful as a bird's song.<#>

Английский:
<id600634#>Japanese goddess of entertainment, she governs many sacred dances. She is most famous for luring out Amaterasu, who had barricaded herself inside a cave.<#>

<id600634#>Japanese goddess of entertainment, she governs many sacred dances. She is most famous for luring out Amaterasu, who had barricaded herself inside a cave.<#>

Английский:
<id600635#>An ancient Persian god of contracts, who was also revered as a sun god who brought harvests when he was introduced to the Zoroastrian religion.<#>

<id600635#>An ancient Persian god of contracts, who was also revered as a sun god who brought harvests when he was introduced to the Zoroastrian religion.<#>

Английский:
<id600636#>A legendary white horse with a single spiral horn. It can only be tamed by a pure maiden, and its horn supposedly has miraculous healing capabilities.<#>

<id600636#>A legendary white horse with a single spiral horn. It can only be tamed by a pure maiden, and its horn supposedly has miraculous healing capabilities.<#>

Английский:
<id600637#>The fairy queen in Celtic myth. Often identified with Titania. She would offer mead mixed with her blood to her many consorts.<#>

<id600637#>The fairy queen in Celtic myth. Often identified with Titania. She would offer mead mixed with her blood to her many consorts.<#>

Английский:
<id600638#>Angels that sound the trumpets at the time of the apocalypse. As each trumpet sounds, more plagues and disasters will occur, turning the earth into a land of death and suffering.<#>

<id600638#>Angels that sound the trumpets at the time of the apocalypse. As each trumpet sounds, more plagues and disasters will occur, turning the earth into a land of death and suffering.<#>