Giants
27 entries in the Giants compendium.
GiantessFemale giants appear in myth and modern media worldwide.Giants (esotericism)Giants as beings on multiple planes in esoteric teachings.AspidocheloneA sea monster mistaken for an island, symbolizing Satan's deception.Antonine BaradaNebraska folk hero of legendary strength and Omaha descent.Caca (mythology)Giantess sister of Cacus who betrayed him to Hercules.CacusFire-breathing giant slain by Hercules on the Aventine Hill.Chinny-kinikCannibal giant from Australian Aboriginal mythology.Saint ChristopherLegendary Christian martyr and patron saint of travelers.DaityaRace of asuras descended from Kashyapa and Diti.FänggenHairy giantess or dwarf spirit of Alpine and Bavarian folklore.FerragutSaracen paladin invulnerable except at the navel, slain by Roland.Giantess of CrngrobSlovene mythical giantess who helped build a church.HaymonMythical Tyrolean giant and founder of Stift Wilten.Tom HickathriftEast Anglian folk hero who fought a giant with an axle-tree.HumbabaAnthropomorphic ogre and guardian of the cedar forest.Iku-Turso (creature)A malevolent sea monster and war god in Finnish mythology.IspolinLegendary Bulgarian giant, second generation of people on Earth.KapreA tree giant from Philippine folklore, mischievous yet benign.KrunMandaean lord of the underworld, greatest of five.MacrophiliaA sexual fantasy involving giant people and giantess kink.OdziozoAbenaki transformer giant who shaped landforms and became stone.OjáncanuCyclops-like giant embodying cruelty in Cantabrian mythology.PatagonsMythical giants of Patagonia, described in early European accounts.Olivier RichtersDutch bodybuilder and actor known as The Dutch Giant.RübezahlCapricious mountain spirit of the Giant Mountains.Seolmundae HalmangCreator goddess of Jeju Island in shamanic tradition.Giant human skeletonsReported giant skeletons were hoaxes, misidentifications, and myths.
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