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An is coming into our world! Witness its arrival and see how it helps to build the community with and . Our mythology and folklore come alive as the old stories awaken!
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Jorōgumo are shapeshifting spider creatures of Japanese folklore that can change into beautiful women in order to seduce and devour attractive young human men. So if you're a young attractive dude, look out for these.
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When Europeans came to North America, they brought a bit of folklore with them. The roots of lie in medieval Europe, where the Roman Catholic feast of Candlemas on February 2 was associated with winter’s midpoint. Read more: https://t.co/UeLu5PvRGc

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Snowdrops have some lovely folklore, but there are many dark superstitions about them as well. Clusters can be seen as omens of death and bringing them into your home is guaranteeing your own ill-fortune
🖼️Will Gist
📔Degenesis, NOVAK

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“By the pricking of my thumbs,
Something wicked this way comes.”
Second witch, Macbeth, Act 4, Sc 1


Image: Daniel Gardner, 1775

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There’s a standard edition of Cartoon Saloon’s beautiful Irish Folklore Trilogy being released on 27th Feb.
It’s currently the same price as the deluxe version so if you haven’t bought this yet I’d grab the deluxe while it’s still available.
A really wonderful set.

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In Norse myth, after the hero Sigurd slays the dragon Fafnir, he cooks the heart for his foster father, Regin. But he tastes Fafnir's blood & learns the language of birds, who warn of Regin's betrayal. He kills Regin & eats the heart, which grants him wisdom.

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"Fayiz & the Peri Wife" is a Persian tale of a farmer who leaves his wife & sons to marry a lovely peri. One day the peri lets him visit his human family, & follows him while invisible. He spills the secret of his peri wife, & she banishes him from her realm.

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Fiiinally FINALLY got the energy up to move the background along. Now I’m back in it! From here the bg will be about glazing scumbling. Easy peasy. I can move onto the “fun” part now: Figures!

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In a hososhi is a government official who has special magical powers which allow it to see in all four directions and punish evil. The concept originated from China where is was known as fangxiang.

🎨1. Matthew Meyer
2. Nakajima Soyo, 1928

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Apparently the Korean ones were more vampiric but I only know about them through the Ahri character. I'm probably most familiar with the Japanese kitsune folklore and Tamamo-no-Mae - who also pops up in the Fate Grand Order game

Same artist -

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Gyokutomon, the evolution of Lepumon, who was able to digivolve using the digiegg of friendship. Based on the Japanese folklore of the rabbit on the moon. I forgot his thigh armor, oops!

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huge congrats on 13k!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

also thanks for the opportunity ☺️
my portfolio is https://t.co/NjiuA2KBdU I love painting folklore, mythology and narrative pieces seen through a dark fantasy lens

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It is certain to rain if a black snail crosses your path.

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Ten Mythical Creatures in Ancient Folklore from Around the World https://t.co/q6hxEIzfIv

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Fifty Household Gods in Chinese folk culture🧙I choose four popular one:

01. Goddess of Fertility👼(fulfill couples' wishes to have children)
02. God of Wealth🧙‍♂️(make people rich)
03&04. Demon Kings🧛(use magic weapons to defeat evil guys)

🎨Zhou Peichun, 1890s

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