Mythological Hybrids
18 entries in the Mythological Hybrids compendium.
Hybrid beasts in folkloreMythological hybrids combine animal and human traits across cultures.AbraxasGnostic archon whose name equals 365, the days in a year.AkhekhA winged quadruped of Egyptian myth, tied to Set.Ao AoA voracious, howling sheep-like monster from Guarani mythology.Cetus (mythology)A colossal sea monster from Greek myth.CipactliAztec primeval monster whose body became the earth.DelphyneShe-serpent slain by Apollo at Delphi.Dragon turtleA Chinese hybrid of dragon and turtle, used in Feng Shui.Horned SerpentA serpent with horns, linked to water, storms, and rebirth across cultures.LongmaA dragon-scaled winged horse from Chinese myth.Ma bongA shapeshifting horse spirit from Lanna folklore.MakaraMythical sea-creature, vahana of Ganga and Varuna.Makemake (deity)Creator god and chief deity of Easter Island's bird-man cult.MamlamboSouth African river deity and cryptid known as the Brain Sucker.MušḫuššuA scaly hybrid dragon from ancient Mesopotamian mythology.Mythical creatures in Burmese folkloreBurmese mythology features diverse hybrid beings with supernatural powers.NavagunjaraA nine-animal composite creature and form of Vishnu.NuckelaveeA fleshless horse-demon from Orcadian folklore with a human torso.
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