Ghost Dragon

The Arctic Dragon lives only in the frozen north, where temperatures are well below what most creatures can endure. It features characteristics associated with both mammals and reptilian dragons.

The basilisk is a mythical creature of European origins, said to be the king of the serpents.

Behemoth is one of the biblical beasts from the Book of Job, a giant monster from the beginning of creation.

One of the most enduring legendary figures in North America is Bigfoot, a large ape-like creature believed to stalk to woods of the Pacific Northwest.

Cerberus was a three-headed dog from Ancient Greek mythology, known to guard the gates of Hades, the underworld.

The Chimera is a mythical beast from Greek mythology that combines parts of a lion, a goat, and a serpent.

In Chinese culture, the dragon is not a symbol of greed and evil, but rather one of wisdom and good fortune.

The Cloud Dragon, with its impossibly light wings, is perfectly adapted to its sky-high surroundings. Although this creature spends most of its time much higher in the sky than the human eye can see, a few unlucky folks have crossed paths with the Cloud Dragon.

The eye-catching Crystal Cavern Dragon is sure to amaze anyone who crosses its path. This dragon predates almost all other dragon species.

The Desert Dragon is feared by all who travel the endless scorching sands of the world’s great deserts. Its armored scales and powerful pincers have ensured its survival to the present day.

The Earth Dragon is the embodiment of the spirit of the planet Earth.

The Fairy Dragon is a benevolent creature who is known to appear to those with a good heart, especially in times of need. It is a fierce defender of nature and all creatures.

The Fire Dragon’s three fearsome fire-breathing heads make it one of the most feared dragons of all!

Despite its size, the Fog Dragon is difficult to see, as it’s often shrouded in a dense cloud of fog.

True to its name, the Forest Dragon is most often found in heavily wooded areas.

The Freedom Dragon is a source of inspiration and empowerment to those who fight for the cause of justice.

Gargoyles are stone carvings resembling monsters that are often found on Gothic architecture buildings.

Gnomes are short-statured mythical creatures that are usually depicted as stocky and plump humanoids. The men often have bushy beards.

Named for their gleaming golden coloration, the Golden Dragons are a sight to behold, especially when the sun hits their shining scales.

Griffins are mythical monsters that are half eagle, half lion.

Harpies are bird-like creatures with the heads of women who steal food from travelers, and in fact, the word harpy means “snatcher”. They are often believed to be wind spirits.

The Hydra was a multi-headed monster from Greek mythology, ultimately slain by the hero Hercules.

Leviathan is a giant sea monster, often depicted as a great twisted sea serpent in ancient texts.

In Greek Mythology, Medusa was a Gorgon, with snakes for hair and a gaze that could turn people to stone!

The Merhorse is a mythological creature with the front half of a horse and the rear half of a fish.

A mermaid is a legendary creature whose upper body resembles a human woman, while the lower body resembles that of a scaly fish.

In 1966 and 1967, the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia was rocked by sightings of a mysterious creature dubbed the “Mothman”, due to its large glowing eyes and giant wings. It is said that this creature appears before disastrous events, as a “harbinger of doom”.

Oberon is known as the “king of the fairies”. He features heavily in the William Shakespeare play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”.

The Ocean Dragon can make for a frightening sight for any sailor far from land who sees the haunting glow of its lure. But these dragons are not dangerous and rarely pay any attention to humans at all.

Pegasus was a legendary winged horse in Ancient Greek mythology, ridden by the hero Bellerophon when he defeated the Chimera.

The legendary phoenix of Greek mythology is a symbol of rebirth, eternally burning to ashes and then rising again, reborn anew.

The Puff Dragon uses tactics similar to a pufferfish to help it get out of potentially dangerous situations.

In Ancient Greek mythology, Pyrois was one of the “Horses of Helios” responsible for pulling the chariot of the sun god across the sky.

Satyrs are creatures with qualities of goats and men. They are often depicted with horns and hooves of a goat and enjoy pipe music.

The Thorn Dragon is a prickly creature that makes its home in burned forests and desolated lands.

Unicorns are legendary horse-like creatures, noteworthy for the single spiraling horn protruding from their forehead.

Waving cats, also known as lucky cats, beckoning cats, welcome cats, fortune cats, money cats, and happy cats, are a popular symbol of good luck and good fortune that originated in Japan. The Japanese name for them is maneki-neko.

Werewolves are legendary creatures, said to be humans that transform into wolf-like beasts when the moon is full.

A cunning and devious dragon, the Wizard Dragon is a foe that should not be underestimated. His crystal ball helps him to see far-off distances, and it also lets him gaze into the past and future.

The Wolf Dragon is an intelligent, efficient hunter, just like its mammalian namesake. This predator stalks its prey with all the cunning of the wolf… but it’s much larger and more powerful.

Legends of the yeti, an ape-like cryptid living in the mountains of the Himalayas, have persisted for centuries. Is there any truth to the legend of this Abominable Snowman?

Zombie is the term usually applied to a re-animated body of a person who has died. There are many different variations of the zombie, but they are often shambling and slow-moving, with very little in the way of intelligence. They usually exist only to satisfy their hunger, and their preferred meal of choice is often the brains of the living.