MYTHOLOGY

The tanuki, or raccoon dog, is a mythical creature in Japanese folklore known for its shape-shifting abilities.

In Norse mythology, Valkyries were warrior maidens who chose fallen warriors to bring to Valhalla.

Puck is a mischievous sprite in English folklore, known for his playful antics and magical powers.

In Japanese folklore, Kappa are mischievous water spirits known for their love of cucumbers and their tendency to pull pranks on humans.

Iktomi is a prominent figure in Lakota folklore, known as the mischievous spider trickster who often outwits others through cunning and deception.

Baba Dochia, a key figure in Romanian folklore, represents the changing seasons and the passage of time.

Baba Yaga is a prominent figure in Slavic folklore and is often depicted as a fearsome and powerful witch.

Pele is revered in Hawaiian mythology as the goddess of volcanoes and fire. She is known for her power and unpredictability, with eruptions symbolizing her anger or passion.

In Greek mythology, Chiron was a wise centaur known for his knowledge and teachings.

Amaterasu is a prominent figure in Japanese mythology, known as the Sun Goddess who brings light and warmth to the world.