If you're into mythology and monsters, this list of Norse mythological creatures is a fun dive into some of the wildest ...

From the Loch Ness monster to Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, to the jackalope of the U.S. West, mythical animals have long ...

But not all dragons in European mythology were winged, fire-breathing monsters. There were also cave wyrms. Originating in old Germanic folklore, wyrms were more like snakes or serpents than the ...

Sirens were half-women, half-bird creatures from Greek mythology that ruthlessly lured sailors to untimely deaths with their song. According to Britannica, one theory is that these creatures ...

Include these mythical creatures in D&D campaigns for unique challenges, lore depth, and memorable encounters. From Japan to ...

Explore the real-life inspirations behind legendary creatures like mermaids, Kraken, Pouakai, dragons, unicorns, and Roc. These mythical beings may have roots in actual animals like manatees ...

Naruto Uzumaki's iconic character and Kurama, the Nine-Tailed Fox, are deeply rooted in Japanese mythology. Kurama is ...

Whatever his motivations, the advice and abilities he grants are essential for dealing with the not-so friendly creatures you will encounter… Black Myth’s mythical world is inhabited by creatu ...

That’s because the bedtime tales we pored over as kids, full of mythical monsters and gods, are a particularly potent source of inspiration for the fantasy novels we grew to adore as adults.