Zulu

The Zulu Kingdom, from 1816 CE to 1897 CE, became a powerful force in Southern Africa under leaders like Shaka Zulu. Zulu mythology includes the presence of ancestral spirits (Amadlozi) and nature deities, central to traditional Zulu beliefs. Zulu legends and historical figures remain influential in Southern African culture, emphasizing bravery, strength, and spiritual connection.

Mamlambo - Zulu folklore

Mamlambo

Mamlambo is a South African water serpent believed to lure victims with its glowing charm.

Element ControlWater Breathing

Element SensitivitiesFire Vulnerable

Tikoloshe - Zulu folklore

Tikoloshe

The Tikoloshe is a small, goblin-like creature from Zulu folklore, known for its mischief and malice. Often summoned by...

Illusions & PerceptionInvisibility

Divine RestrictionsHoly Water

Inkanyamba - Zulu Mythology

Inkanyamba

Inkanyamba is a massive water serpent from Zulu folklore, known to cause storms and whirlwinds.

Control WeatherStorm Control

Dry Land HarmWeather