List of species

The S.M.I.T.E. organization handles a plethora of supernatural (and often unorthodox) beings. All species of myth and legend that are recorded and categorized are filed under the the agency.

North America
North American species of mythology has varied over the few centuries, but can be divided into several cultures:

Native American

 * Akhlut - Orca with the ability to transform into a giant wolf or a hybrid of the two. It hunts humans and other animals in the land or sea. It usually awaits near the shores to capture prey nearby.
 * Amala - Giant from Tsimshian, Nass, Skidegate, Kaigani, Massett, and Tlingit culture. Its strength supports the natural revolution of the world by bringing the globe to into the sun's gravitational pull.
 * Coyote - Trickster spirit that takes the form of a coyote.
 * Deer women - Shapeshifters that appear as either a deer, a woman, or a human with deer characteristics. They are amoral, often appearing to warn humans of an inevitable curse, charm and then kill them, or partake in a dance.
 * Mishipeshu
 * Raven - A trickster spirit like Coyote, however it is protective towards humans.
 * Tariaksuq
 * Thunderbird -
 * Wendigo

Mesoamerican

 * Ahuizotl
 * Cipactli
 * Chupacabra
 * Feathered serpent
 * Quetzalcoatl
 * Hupia
 * Mohan
 * Sayona
 * Yahui

Dubious sightings

 * Bigfoot
 * Jersey Devil

South America

 * Anchimayen
 * Ao Ao
 * Headless Mule
 * Wekufe
 * Yacumama

Europe
Because of the extenside nature of European fairytales and stories, many creatures are rumored to have originated from here or at least related to similar creatures in mythology.

General

 * Dragons
 * Elves
 * Fairies
 * Elemental fairies
 * Dark fairies
 * Goblin
 * Hobgoblin
 * Gnome
 * Krampus
 * Pixies
 * Unicorn
 * Vampire
 * Werewolves
 * Witches

French

 * Beast of Gévaudan
 * Cockatrice
 * Gargoyle
 * Orgre
 * Reynard

German

 * Bogeyman
 * Changeling
 * Dwarf
 * Headless Horsemen
 * Neck
 * Tatzelwurm

Celtic

 * Banshee
 * Brownie
 * Cat Sith
 * Dullahan
 * Drow
 * Enfield
 * Kobold
 * Leprechaun
 * Puca
 * Selkie

Scandinavian

 * Fylgjia
 * Huldrefolk
 * Ice Trolls
 * Kelpie
 * Kraken
 * Lindworm
 * Jormungandr
 * Mermaid
 * Polar humanoids
 * Selma

Greek

 * Basilisk
 * Centaur
 * Anemoi
 * Ceryneian Hind
 * Charybdis
 * Cyclops
 * Diomedian horses
 * Furies
 * Gorgon
 * Griffins
 * Hippogriffs
 * Harpies
 * Hellhound
 * Hippocampus
 * Hydra
 * Ladon
 * Lotus tree
 * Minotaur
 * Multi-headed Dogs
 * Nemeon Lion
 * Nymphs
 * Dryad
 * Pegasi
 * Chollima
 * Phoenix
 * Sirens
 * Skylla
 * Stymphalian Birds
 * Satyr
 * Telekhine

Russian

 * Firebird
 * Fire serpent
 * Indrik
 * Yaga

General

 * Dragons
 * Fox spirits
 * Kitsune
 * Huli Jing
 * Kumiho
 * Shi
 * Shishi
 * Shisa
 * Komainu

Chinese

 * Ao
 * Dragon turtles
 * Fenghuang
 * Fudog
 * Hungry Ghost
 * Jiangshi
 * Longma
 * Moon rabbit
 * Nian
 * Qilin
 * Sanzuwu
 * Tiangou
 * Xiezhi
 * Yaoguai

Japanese
Unlike most legendary creatues, almost all Japanese creatures share an exclusive culture and/or nature. Collectively, they are known as Yokai.
 * Bakeneko/Nekomata
 * Baku
 * Jorōgumo
 * Kappa
 * Noppera-bō
 * Onryo
 * Oni
 * Orochi
 * Raijū
 * Shinigami
 * Tanuki
 * Tengu
 * Ushi-oni
 * Yuki-onna

Indian

 * Airavata
 * Aspara
 * Garuda
 * Naga
 * Rainbow Fish
 * Yaksha/Yakshi
 * Yali

Persian

 * Manticore
 * Roc
 * Simurgh
 * Shahbaz

Arabic

 * Djinn
 * Ghoul
 * Grine
 * Ifrit

Africa

 * Man-eating tree

Egyptian

 * Ammit
 * Anubis
 * Mummy
 * Serpopard
 * Set animal
 * Shabti
 * Sphinx
 * Criosphinx
 * Hieracosphinx
 * Uraeus

Australia

 * Bunyip
 * Rainbow Serpent
 * Yowie

Other

 * Black Dog
 * Dokkaeb
 * La Llorona
 * Megafauna
 * Questing Beast
 * Sea-lion
 * Swan maiden
 * Xana
 * Yeti
 * Will-o'-the-wisp
 * Hitodama
 * Onibi