Hybrid of multiple animals
A motif, one of the traits figures share. All traits.
Form TMI B15
117 figures
This extraordinary hybrid creature is typically depicted with the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and a serpent or dragon as its tail.
In Medieval lore, Calygreyhound is a mythical beast with the head of a wildcat, the body of an antelope, and the hooves of a deer.
This unique hybrid possesses the majestic antlers and swift legs of a deer, combined with the sturdy body and sure-footed nature of a goat.
The Shachihoko, a mythical creature from Japanese folklore, is a fascinating blend of two distinct animals: the tiger and the carp.
its unusually shaped head, which resembles a bizarre fusion between a bat and a primate
often described as a combination of serpent and rooster
a monstrous three-headed dog with a serpent's tail
With the body of a lion, symbolizing strength and courage, and the head and wings of an eagle
Its appearance is a nightmarish amalgamation of various animals
This gargantuan creature is often depicted as a monstrous cephalopod, resembling an enormous octopus or squid, with tentacles capable of ensnaring entire ships.
With the powerful, muscular body of a human male and the fierce, horned head of a bull, the Minotaur stood as a testament to the consequences of divine punishment and human hubris.
The Mothman's physical appearance is a blend of human and insectoid features.
blends elements of deer, bird, and human
combining 'quetzal,' a vibrantly plumed bird, with 'coatl,' meaning serpent in Nahuatl
This chimeric beast is often described as a cross between a reptile and a bird, with a body that defies easy classification.
The Sphinx, a legendary creature with the head of a human and the body of a lion, stands as an iconic symbol of wisdom, mystery, and power in both Egyptian and Greek mythology.
this mythical being possesses the muscular body of a human but is crowned with the head of a horse.
a crocodile's body with beaver-like paws and a poisonous barbed tail
Resembling a hybrid between a dog and a monkey, this beast possesses a unique and deadly feature: a hand-like appendage at the end of its tail.
their appearance is often depicted as a blend between a raccoon and a dog
The Baku, a mythical creature from Japanese folklore, is a fascinating chimera that embodies elements of several powerful animals.
This mythical beast is a unique fusion of serpent and rooster
a fascinating blend of avian and primate characteristics
This monstrous creature is a grotesque amalgamation of various animals
This bizarre hybrid is typically depicted with the head, legs, and wings of a rooster, while its body and tail resemble that of a serpent or dragon.
With the upper body of a human and the lower body of a goat, complete with cloven hooves and a short tail, Fauns are the epitome of nature's duality.
This mythical creature is a composite of various birds, typically combining features of a pheasant, peacock, crane, and other avian species.
This bizarre hybrid combines the noble front half of a horse with the flamboyant rear of a rooster, creating a visual paradox that both amuses and perplexes.
possessing the front half of an eagle and the hind half of a horse
With the upper body of a man, the lower front of a horse, and the tail of a fish, this mythical being represents the seamless blending of diverse elements in nature.
the Inkanyamba is often described as having the head of a horse or a dog
combines elements of the unicorn and the rhinoceros
Its body combines the strength of a lion with the sharp, predatory features of an eagle
Depicted as a hybrid creature with the head of a lioness, the body of a woman, and the legs of a bird, Lamashtu embodies the primal fears of the ancient world.
combining the head of a human, the body of a bull or lion, and the wings of an eagle
Long Ma is a dragon-horse
This creature is a nightmarish fusion of shark and octopus, combining the predatory instincts and raw power of both species into a single, formidable entity.
a serpent with a fox's head
depicted as a serpent with a fish’s head
combining the traits of a unicorn and a Pegasus, depicted as a horse with wings and a horn
The Rompo, a creature from Indian and African folklore, is a bizarre being, with the limbs of a rabbit, the head of a hare, and the body of a badger.
a captivating fusion of serpent and crocodile
This beast is often described as a terrifying hybrid, combining features of various animals.
Typhon's form is a nightmarish amalgamation of human and bestial features.
This formidable being is often described as a chimera-like entity, combining features of various animals to create a truly awe-inspiring presence.
a small, child-sized humanoid with a turtle-like shell on its back, webbed hands and feet, a beak-like mouth, and scaly or slimy greenish skin
a woman above the waist and a serpent (or serpent-and-fish) below
Its head is dragon-like, with some tellings giving it an eagle-like or hawkish cast to the face, and its wings are bat-like or leathery, allowing it true flight rather than mere gliding.
an appearance that blends fish, bird, and human traits
bull-like in body but maned like a horse
some depictions give it an elephant's trunk, a boar's snout, or the forelegs of a deer or lion in place of a simple crocodile head, and later Southeast Asian art frequently blends in scaled, serpentine, or even peacock-like elements
Its body is usually described as a chimera: the head of a monkey, the torso and legs of a tanuki, the limbs and claws of a tiger, and a snake in place of a tail, though some tellings vary the exact mixture of animals.
composite forms that blend snake, crocodile, and other features
bearing a set of deer-like horns on its head
ox-sized with a stag's antlers and a bear's shaggy coat
a shape between man and shark
with the body of a deer, a horse's tail, and a single horn rising from the head or nose
resembling a horse, with an elephant’s feet and a boar’s tail.
Often described as a peacock-like bird with the head of a dog and the claws of a lion, the Simurgh embodies the harmony of different realms - earth, water, and sky.
Its body is often described as a hybrid of various animals, combining features of seals, dogs, and even horses, resulting in a chimera-like entity that strikes fear into the hearts of those who encounter it.
The Sheepsquatch, a cryptid of Appalachian folklore, is a fascinating blend of ovine and humanoid characteristics.
His face is a nightmarish fusion of human and bat, with large, pointed ears, gleaming eyes that can pierce through the darkest shadows, and a mouth filled with razor-sharp fangs.
The Batsquatch's face is often described as a mix between a bat and a great ape, with glowing red eyes that pierce through the darkness, and a mouth filled with sharp, pointed teeth.
Its body is said to be fish-like, covered in scales and adapted for life beneath the waves, yet its upper half bears an uncanny resemblance to a high-ranking member of the clergy.
With the body of a man and the head of an anteater, this grotesque hybrid stands as a testament to the wild imagination of indigenous storytellers.
Its physical appearance is a nightmarish blend of various animals, with some accounts describing it as having multiple heads, each more terrifying than the last.
These mystical beings are often described as having the upper body of a beautiful woman, while their lower half resembles that of a fish or duck, drawing parallels to mermaids or sirens from other cultures.
Residing in the southeastern United States, this hairy biped resembles a mix between an ape and a skunk.
The Barong's body is powerful and agile, combining the strength of a lion with the grace of a dancer.
The Carbuncle itself is often described as a small, quadrupedal animal, resembling a mix between a fox and a rabbit, with soft fur that ranges in color from deep emerald to vibrant ruby.
With the powerful body of a lion, it exudes strength and majesty, its muscular frame covered in a coat of thick, golden fur. The creature's most distinctive feature is its peculiar trumpet-like mouth, which protrudes from its face like a metallic horn.
The beast's head is a nightmarish fusion of whale and serpent, featuring a gaping maw lined with rows of razor-sharp teeth, each the size of a man.
blends human and avian characteristics in a terrifying fusion
a fascinating amalgamation of various animal and human features
possessing the body of a snake, often depicted with multiple heads, and featuring a human-like face
Her lower body consists of twelve tentacle-like legs and a ring of dog heads around her waist, adding to her monstrous appearance.
a long, serpentine or reptilian body, a horse-like or dragon-like head
The Yale is a beast of medieval heraldry and bestiary tradition, most often described as roughly horse- or antelope-sized, with the jaw and tusks of a boar, a goat-like beard, and the tail of an elephant.
Cheiron is the immortal centaur son of Cronus and Philyra
connecting him to the wider family of hybrid, horse- or goat-legged creatures of Greek myth.
The descriptions given for it are consistently unlovely — a shaggy or matted body, eyes described as fiery or glowing, and a form that mixes human and animal features rather than settling into either, which is where its "half-human" reputation comes from. Its defining activity is preying on the vulnerable moment of childbirth.
a purple or reddish head and a pair of curved, ram-like horns projecting from it
This reptilian behemoth is said to possess a body reminiscent of a rhinoceros, but with a singular, enormous horn protruding from its snout that puts even the largest rhino's to shame.
This skeletal figure, often described as a fusion of human and marine animal bones, embodies the harsh beauty and danger of the Arctic environment.
this cryptid is often described as a massive, ape-like creature with similarities to prehistoric ground sloths.
sometimes lion-like or dragon-like
Persian legend describes this creature as having a human head, a lion's body, and a scorpion's tail.
With its unique chimeric appearance, the Qilin combines elements of various animals to create a truly extraordinary form.
The Skeljaskrímsli, a behemoth of the Icelandic coastline, is a creature that blends the imposing stature of a horse with the fortified defense of a crustacean.
With its unique hybrid appearance - the upper body of a man and the lower half of a shark - the Adaro represents the dual nature of the sea: both familiar and alien, alluring yet deadly.
This remarkable beast combines the most advantageous traits of both the camel and the ass, resulting in a creature uniquely adapted to harsh environments.
This mythical being is traditionally depicted as a goat-headed beast with a large body covered in shaggy hair, horns, and sometimes described as having glowing eyes.
With the upper body of a human from the waist up and the lower body of a horse, they represent a unique blend of two distinct species.
With the body of a dog and the wings and head of a bird, this chimeric being embodies the strength and loyalty of a canine companion combined with the freedom and keen vision of a raptor.
Often described as a hybrid between an otter and a dog, the Dobhar-chu possesses a sleek, muscular body adapted for swift movement both in water and on land.
With the head and scales of a dragon and the shell of a turtle, this hybrid being symbolizes power, longevity, and cosmic knowledge.
Their appearance is a grotesque fusion of human and canine features, with elongated limbs ending in sharp claws, and a hunched, predatory posture.
In Scandinavian folklore, Gulon is a creature resembling a mix between a dog and a cat.
Gurangatch's body is often described as a fusion of fish and reptile, with scales that shimmer like burning embers and eyes that glow with an otherworldly intensity.
With the noble head of a horse and the sinuous body of a fish, these beings are a testament to the ancient Greeks' reverence for the ocean's power and mystery.
Often described as a chimeric entity, the Kirin typically possesses the body of a deer, adorned with the scales of a dragon, the tail of an ox, and sometimes the mane of a lion.
Lou Carcolh, a creature of French mythology, is a terrifying hybrid of snail and serpent that dwells in the dark, damp caves of southwestern France.
The reliefs show a slender, serpentine body covered in scales, a long neck and tail, hind legs like a bird of prey's talons, forelegs more feline or leonine in form, and a horned head with a forked or serpent-like tongue.
this humanoid entity possesses the head and piercing eyes of an owl, combined with the body of a man
Originating from the Illinois River region, this mythical beast is typically depicted as a massive, dragon-like entity with wings, combining features of various predatory animals.
With the upper body of a man and the lower half of a goat, complete with cloven hooves and a tail, the Satyr represents a bridge between the mortal and natural worlds.
The Tatzelwurm, a legendary creature of Alpine folklore, is a fascinating blend of serpent and feline characteristics.
These supernatural beings are often depicted with human-like bodies adorned with feathers, sharp claws, and distinctive long noses or beaks.
This monstrous entity is often depicted as a nightmarish fusion of bovine and marine features, with the head of a bull or ox perched atop a spider-like body or a serpentine form covered in scales.
This majestic being is typically depicted as a harmonious fusion between a dragon and a peacock, resulting in a visually striking and ornate appearance.
Typically described as having the body of a rabbit, the antlers of a deer, the wings of a pheasant, and occasionally the fangs of a wolf, the Wolpertinger represents a harmonious yet bizarre fusion of nature's diverse creations.
Amaru is typically described as a massive, serpentine creature, and in many tellings it is depicted as a composite or chimeric being combining features of a snake with those of other animals, such as the head of a llama, the wings of a condor, or the body parts of a fish, marking it as a boundary-crossing creature that belongs to no single domain.
Pazuzu is depicted with a grotesque, composite form: a canine or leonine face with bulging eyes, a scaly body, a scorpion's tail, talons on both his hands and feet, and two pairs of wings.
Descriptions of the Pixiu vary by region and era, but it is most commonly depicted as a stocky, muscular creature with the body of a lion or dragon-horse, a broad head sometimes maned like a lion, clawed feet, and one or two feathered or scaled wings sprouting from its shoulders.
The Sirin is a bird-woman of Russian folklore, depicted with the body of a bird, often an owl or other large bird, and the head and torso of a beautiful woman, sometimes shown crowned with a halo or a headdress evoking a sacred or otherworldly origin.
Tellings describe it as built like an outsized toad or frog, but wrong in its particulars: in most descriptions it has bat-like wings where its legs should be, along with a long tail, so that the creature reads as neither fully amphibian nor fully airborne.
In form, Simargl is consistently described as a winged, chimeric creature combining features of a bird, a dog, and sometimes lion- or griffin-like attributes, giving it a composite appearance closer to a fantastic guardian beast than a conventional dragon despite sometimes being grouped with dragon-like beings in later reference works.