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Nine-tailed fox Yu & red panda Yosuke.
Folklore... stuff.

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Puss in the Boots is an ingenious trickster of a good sort. Who helps his impecunious master left with none but the Cat himself bequeathed by his father. The Cat’s goodwill to help his good master launches a creative series of playing the Game of Fortune: (1/3)

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Thank you for the art share and congratulations on 1k!!
I'm Zoe and I mostly draw a lot of myth, magic, and folklore inspired art, I plan on posting a comic online sometime next year!

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Okay, that was a GREAT session, This is Crystal signing off. will join at 6:30 GMT for our last session of the day. “Gruss vom Krampus,” which translates to, “Greetings from Krampus!” (Image: Unknown)

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Bugs Bunny, trickster extraordinaire, showed generations of 20th century kids his skills of effortless amorality. We were never quite sure what he was up to, and it seemed neither did he (or did he?)😄

“Poor little maroon, so trusting, so naïve.” - Bugs Bunny

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Aldar Kose is a famous figure in Kazakhstan folktale, depicted as a sly, clever, mischievous, but kind man. In various stories, he uses his cleverness to outwit greedy and evil Khans, in order to assist the weak and poor people who are made to suffer by them.

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Beware Koshei the Deathless! An immortal sorcerer who hid his soul on an enchanted island, he is the villain of Slavic myth. He steals away young maidens, puts curses on the innocent, & terrorizes the good people. Only the bravest heroes can face him and live!

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In traditional Himalayan Yetis are sometimes said to have feet that point backwards to hunters attempting to track their footprints in the snow🏔️👣🦍

Explains why no one's ever managed to find one.

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Huēhuecoyōtl is the god of mischief, dance, song, and debauchery. Depicted as a dancing coyote, he often pulls benign franks on other gods and humans. He's a generous party-giver, but also known as creator of war simply to relieve his boredom.

🎨: Codex Borgia

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Hello and thank you to for hosting before the break. This is here as we cross to the dark side of folklore for villains, tricksters and antiheros.
Img: Set (via wikipedia) tore Osiris apart leaving Isis searching for the pieces.

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Ninmenju is a yokai tree that bears peaches with human faces. While they cannot speak they can laugh. But if they laugh to hard they will fall off. If you're brave enough to take a bite, you'll find it to be both sweet & sour.

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a woman. And her birch is not for children who have misbehaved!

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Across England it was thought very bad luck to harm a robin. The hand of someone who had killed a robin would always shake. If you broke a robin’s egg you would soon find your own crockery broken. If you broke a robin's wing your own arm would soon also break.

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embody the nature of the Filled with mischief and malice, they tangle hair (#elf-locks), they switch out children (changelings), they confuse the paths of travelers, and force humans to dance. But they're pretty...

by Arthur Rackham

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Vodník is the Czech/Slovak version of vodyanoy, a male water spirit. Vodník looks like a human, wears clothes, and can survive outside water with his clothes wet. He tricks and drowns people, then he keeps their souls in teacups underwater.

Art: Josef Lada

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The Baobhan sith (Bavaan-shee) is a vampiric creature in Scottish folklore. Fair or red haired maidens with deer feet and legs who dance in the moonlight to seduce travellers and shepards, only to kill them and drain their victims of their blood.

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Hello, I'm Clair and I mainly like to draw whimsical animals with positive messages and folklore inspired things 🎑

https://t.co/Xf2cT2PQ4C
https://t.co/yoB2TONRXD

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Thank you for the Artshare!
I'm an artist who loves magic, myth, and folklore, I'm also working on a comic that I'm hoping to post sometime next year!

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An old English superstition stated that a wild bird flying into the house was an omen of death. So when birds began appearing on new-fangled cards in the era, some people wouldn't have them in their homes.

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