Favorite Mythical Creature

[uhhuh]

Hey, Just a little poll whats your favorite mythical creature (i didnt make it into a poll bc there are so many mythical creatures) Mine is a wyvern

[_Nyx_]

Dragons are my very favorite......unicorns are a close second.

[Dante The Hunter]

the dragon riders hehe!! if only if only

[ThunderBirds]

oh gosh, the phenoix? How do you spell it?

[MysteryLight]

I like dragons and the phoenix

[uhhuh]

dragons are cool but, i still think wyverns are cooler :-) their basically a hawk like dragon yep

[64lowrider]

frost dragon

[Nadal]

My favourite mythical creatures are the Satyr's, Centaurs, Minotaurs, and Sirens .

Edited December 28, 2005 by Nadal

[dani10]

Sirens and unicorns!

[Yelekiah]

Phoenix, griffin, dragons (hydra), unicorns. No particular order.

[_Nyx_]

almost forgot....the grimalkin.....

[Red-eye Dragoon]

Dragons

[jobot37]

favorite individual: Grendel

favorite group/ specie thing: Manticore

[Nego]

I think dragons have to be the coolest of them all...dragons, wyverns, firedrakes...they're all cool...

Edited December 29, 2005 by Nego

[Pelican_Eel]

yes, dragons. And WEREWOLVES!!!

[Dante The Hunter]

Shur'tugal!!!!!

[jagerthorn]

Where do I start ?...

The Lambton Worm (sp?)

Hydra

The Guivre

The Gargouille

The Midgard Serpent

The Dragon of Poseidon

Tatzelworm

Bunyip

Basilisk (and Cockatrice)

Also Pegasus...and Cerberus.

[ThunderBirds]

wait i'v done some researching, heres my new list...

FireBird

Werewolves

Hydra

Wyvern

Dragons

Unicorns

Griffons

Pegasus

SeaSerpents

and.....birds

[jobot37]

Cthulhu ( I don't know if this counts or not)

[Korvus]

Vampires, do they count as a creature?

At least in magic they do, hehehehe.

Farewell

Edited December 30, 2005 by Korvus

[Saint Macabre]

Gryphon

Sphinx

Peryton

[Nadal]

I forgot that I loved Orc.

[lkayn]

Wyverns and Pheonix.

[draconic chronicler]

For the record, the original "Orc" was a kind of sea monster/aquatic dragon in an old medieval legend. Tolkien, who studied these legends in detail, and the languages they were written in, undoubtedly read this story, evidently liked the word, and used it to describe the malformed, wicked, humanoid creatures of his own fairy tales.

But there can be no doubt that dragons are the number one "favorite" mythic animal throughout the world, still regarded with reverence throughout the oriental world, figure prominantly in Christianity, and connected with many "new age" beliefs. No other non-human creature has ever played such a significant role in the beliefs of mankind.

[Piney]

For the record, the original "Orc" was a kind of sea monster/aquatic dragon in an old medieval legend. Tolkien, who studied these legends in detail, and the languages they were written in, undoubtedly read this story, evidently liked the word, and used it to describe the malformed, wicked, humanoid creatures of his own fairy tales.

But there can be no doubt that dragons are the number one "favorite" mythic animal throughout the world, still regarded with reverence throughout the oriental world, figure prominantly in Christianity, and connected with many "new age" beliefs. No other non-human creature has ever played such a significant role in the beliefs of mankind.

LOL! You make this stuff up? Right?

Lapi'che