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[edit] Makami

Main article: Makami

A divine beast in Japanese mythology. They are often used to ward of evil, especially thefts and fires. But, there is also a belief that it eats people. Wolves can become Makami.

[edit] Kaichi

Main article: Kaichi

Kaichi is the Japanese name for a mythological goat-like creature of Ancient China, the Xiezhi, that strikes evil fiends using its powerful horn.

[edit] Nandi

Main article: Nandi

A sacred cow that serves as the mount of the god Shiva in Hindu tradition. Its name means "fortunate one," and it symbolizes fertility and the harvest. Its body is the color of milk and it carries Shiva and his wife Parvati on its back. Shiva is also known as the god of dance, and when he dances, Nandi plays the music.

Nandi is enshrined alongside Shiva in many temples in India. Its statue is always set facing Shiva's so that it is ready to serve its master at a moment's notice.

[edit] Narasimha

Main article: Narasimha

Narasimha is the avatar of Vishnu, a deity in Hinduism. The story goes that Vishnu had killed the Asura Hiranyaksha. Hiranyaksha's brother Hiranyakashipu was angered by this, and vowed to kill Vishnu. To do so he must gain immense mystical powers, which he believed will be given by Brahma if he underwent many years of penance. Brahma was pleased with Hiranyakashipu's efforts and granted him a boon, in which he asked for protection from death by human, deity or animal in any space by any weapon in any time. With the boon he attempted to kill Vishnu, but Vishnu took upon the avatar of Narasimha - part deity, part animal - and managed to slay Hiranyakashipu.

[edit] Sphinx

Main article: Sphinx

[edit] Xuan Wu

Main article: Xuan Wu

[edit] Anubis

Main article: Anubis

[edit] Barong

Main article: Barong