The Pegasus is a mythical winged horse from ancient Greek literature. He helped Bellerophon in his fights.
2. Cuppa
Answer: kappa
According to Japanese folklore, Kappas are mischievous water creatures who like to play pranks on humans and sometimes kidnap small children.
3. Fan Rear
Answer: fenrir
Son of Loki and Angerboda, Fenrir is a powerful mythical wolf from Norse legend.
4. Fee Nicks
Answer: phoenix
The Phoenix is a mythical bird found in the legends of several countries like Rome, Egypt and even Persia. The bird has colorful feathers and is believed to rise from its own ashes.
5. Drug Own
Answer: dragon
Dragons are celebrated in many mythical stories, particularly in the lands of Russia, Japan and China. These fire breathing reptiles are sometimes revered as Gods and sometimes personified as evil.
6. Duh Luck Less Mines Tar
Answer: the loch ness monster
The Loch Ness monster is believed to be a surviving plesiosaur inhabiting the watery depths of Loch Ness in Scotland. The idea has been rejected as a myth by the modern day scientific community.
7. Grief Inn
Answer: griffin
These mythical creatures are said to originate in Persia or the Middle East (Assyria, Babylonia) but are also quite popular in Greek mythology. With the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion, the Griffin is considered to be the early prototype of a gargoyle.
8. Leper Con
Answer: leprechaun
Leprechauns are mythical creatures from Irish folklore, who are usually portrayed as benign, old men and traditionally associated with the mending of shoes.
9. Van Pyre
Answer: Vampire
Vampires are mythological creatures found in various forms in many folklores all around the world. They are generally portrayed in human or bat form and sucking blood from humans or other animals.
10. Yeah Tea
Answer: yeti
Yetis are mysterious snow creatures from Tibetan mythology that are said to haunt the upper reaches of the Himalayas.
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