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In Japanese mythology, Uzume is the goddess of Spring, the dawn, revelry, happiness and the arts. It was her provocative dancing, and the laughter of onlookers, that lured the sun goddess Amaterasu from the cave where she was hiding after...

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Hi there! Just minted my first ever NFT on WazirX NFT...

"Empire Foundations - Hoysala Emblem"



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We’ve started building the Origins expanded universe whilst working on the new pilot script to send out to producers, whilst softly pitching an animated series, video game, board game & comic series. All to celebrate Scottish folklore & culture

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Thank you so much for doing this I
My name is Tonx and I love to do fantasy art inspired by slavic folklore

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I have a wee story out today in the fab Wyldblood Press, inspired by the slightly gruesome Nuckelavee from Scottish folklore! 🌊❄️🐴💀

Read here: https://t.co/2Z1WWj6Vbi https://t.co/YUUMsxtJh1

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HERE WE GO, TAKE 2!

Ghost/Fire Regional Tauros variant based on the Rollin’ Calf; a duppy of Jamaican folklore said to be the spirit of especially wicked and malicious people.

May or may not give a regional evo

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Omg j’ai trop envie de faire plein d’oiseaux de plein de folklores différents

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Its Saint Patrick's Day! GET YOUR GREEN ON!

Could there EVER be a better day to back WONDER ISLAND?

For classic Irish folklore in the form an action-packed graphic novel, make sure you don't miss the greatest manga-event of the season!

https://t.co/04LsdiQAVw

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What translation/version of The Irish Book of Invasions / lebor gabála érenn would you recommend? I’ve been looking for ages

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Get your folklore fix this St. Patrick's Day ☘
https://t.co/329xLNfqZk

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Furgus is based off of the real youkai from Japanese folklore, Keukegen (which is also Furgus' Japanese name), a hairy, dog-like youkai, said to have been responsible for making people sick.

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- In Irish mythology, butterflies are said to move between worlds bringing messages and warnings. Ones with dark wings were said to bring caution whereas ones with light wings brought better news.

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“Do not listen to this rich man; he is a cheat and liar!" To the rich man’s son he said, “Stay where thou art, sit beneath the earth all thy days, so long as the sun is in the sky,” transforming him into the first mole https://t.co/i9cfgE87eL Image Jos Zwarts

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The stoor worm, or Mester Stoor Worm, was a gigantic evil sea serpent of Orcadian folklore, capable of contaminating plants and destroying animals and humans with its putrid breath. It is probably an Orkney variant of the Norse Jörmungandr!

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Probably evil and bloodthirsty, here's the pooka, the mythical Irish shape-changer, if in a good mood can warn humans of danger. Ticking off sort of, and

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Three little leaves of Irish green
United on one stem
On Irish soil are often seen
They form a magic gem.
St Patrick used the shamrock to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity, the leaves are also said to stand for Faith, Hope & Love
Happy St Patrick’s Day☘️

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Here are two favorite illustrations of mine from Grimms Märchen (Grimms’ Fairy Tales) by both Heinrich Lefler and his brother-in-law Joseph Urban.

Godfather Death
Sleeping Beauty

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Schneller Geist “Quick Spirit”/Snallygaster - North America folklore from German-immigrants tales - First apparitions began in 1730s in Blue Ridge Mountains, terrorising the population of the colonies, then the beast returned in 1909 in Frederick Country’s area -

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