Spain

The 20th century for Spain was marked by the Spanish Civil War, the rise and fall of Francisco Franco, and the subsequent establishment of democracy. Spanish cultural and mythological narratives often reflected the tumultuous history, with a blend of Catholic, Moorish, and Basque influences shaping Spain’s modern mythology. In literature, Spanish authors like Gabriel García Márquez brought elements of magical realism into the 20th century, blending modern and ancient mythological themes to tell new stories of love, death, and destiny.

Cuelebre - Asturian Mythology

Cuelebre

Cuelebre, a dragon-like serpent from Asturian folklore, guards treasures in caves.

FlightPhysical Strength

Physical LimitsPiercing Kill

Lobisón - Spanish Mythology

Lobisón

A werewolf-like creature cursed to transform during full moons, the Lobisón is feared in Spanish folklore in the name...

Enhanced AgilityFrenzy Inducement

Holy WaterSacred Relic

Tartalo - Basque folklore

Tartalo

Tartalo is a cyclopean giant from Basque folklore, known for his strength and predatory nature.

Physical StrengthTitan Grip

Blunt ForceCave Dependent

Anjana - Cantabrian folklore

Anjana

Anjanas are kind, fairy-like beings from Cantabrian myth, symbolizing compassion and protection.

Healing & LifeHealing Touch

Element SensitivitiesFire Vulnerable

Trasgu - Asturian floklore

Trasgu

Trasgu is a goblin-like creature from Asturian folklore, often seen as a prankster in domestic settings.

CamouflageIllusions & Perception

Fire VulnerableSacred Ash

Ojáncanu - Cantabrian Folklore

Ojáncanu

Ojancanu is a giant from Cantabrian mythology, feared for his destructive tendencies and immense strength.

Earthquake GenerationNature Manipulation

Element SensitivitiesFire Vulnerable

Drac - Catalonian Folklore

Drac

The Drac, a serpent-like dragon from Catalan folklore, embodies chaos and nature's fury, with legends of terrorizing villages and...

Element ControlFire Breathing

Physical LimitsPiercing Kill