Divine Restrictions
The Huli Jing is a shapeshifting fox spirit from ancient Chinese mythology, known for its illusion powers, beauty,...
Gashadokuro are giant skeletons in Japanese folklore, created from the bones of those who died from famine or war.
The Kishi is a two-faced demon from Angolan folklore, presenting a handsome human front and a hyena visage on...
Nyami Nyami, the revered Zambezi River God in Tonga mythology, is said to have the body of a snake...
The Tikoloshe is a small, goblin-like creature from Zulu folklore, known for its mischief and malice. Often summoned by...
The Vodyanoy is a Slavic water spirit known for its temper and affinity for rivers and ponds, capturing unwary...
Cerberus, the multi-headed guard of the Underworld, prevented souls from escaping and warded off the living. Known for his...
A half-man, half-bull creature from Greek mythology, the Minotaur lurks in the labyrinth of Crete, symbolizing rage, entrapment, and...
Samael, the Angel of Death, is a figure of divine judgment and moral complexity in Jewish lore, known for...
Azazel is a powerful demon in Jewish mythology, known for his role in carrying away sins and spreading forbidden...
Oni are monstrous demons from Japanese folklore known for their immense strength, fearsome appearance, and connection to punishment and...
Yurei are spirits from Japanese folklore, often depicted as ghostly figures that haunt the living, embodying themes of vengeance,...