Europe
Basajaun is a wild hairy giant from Basque folklore, a guardian of the forests and livestock.
Cuelebre, a dragon-like serpent from Asturian folklore, guards treasures in caves.
A werewolf-like creature cursed to transform during full moons, the Lobisón is feared in Spanish folklore in the name...
Tartalo is a cyclopean giant from Basque folklore, known for his strength and predatory nature.
Anjanas are kind, fairy-like beings from Cantabrian myth, symbolizing compassion and protection.
Trasgu is a goblin-like creature from Asturian folklore, often seen as a prankster in domestic settings.
Ojancanu is a giant from Cantabrian mythology, feared for his destructive tendencies and immense strength.
The Drac, a serpent-like dragon from Catalan folklore, embodies chaos and nature's fury, with legends of terrorizing villages and...
The Vodyanoy is a Slavic water spirit known for its temper and affinity for rivers and ponds, capturing unwary...
Nachzehrer is a vampiric creature from German folklore associated with plagues. Said to feed on the life force of...
The Bukavac is a six-legged monster from Serbian folklore, often depicted as an amphibious creature lurking in swamps and...
The Dullahan is a headless rider from Irish folklore, known for foretelling death and appearing at night.