The '''njuggle''' is a waterhorse and a shapeshifter in the folklore of the Shetland Isles.
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The '''Patasola''' or "one foot" is a shapeshifter in South American.
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'''Obrigwabibikwa''' is a dwarf and a shapeshifter in Mbuti mythology.
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More recent Greek tales describe the creature as a merely frightening shapeshifter, but blame it for injuring sheep.
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The Peuchen is a shapeshifter that can instantly change into animal form.
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...a catfish, perhaps betraying a trick played by a tanuki or another animal shapeshifter.
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...the '''Leyak''' (in Indonesian, people called it 'Leak'(le-ak)) is an evil shapeshifter.
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...ibe located at the lower reaches of the Chang Jiang in China) and a canine shapeshifter that married an emperor's daughter and founded at least one race.
...natural dog, a dog-headed man, or a shapeshifter. When he is depicted as a shapeshifter, all of him can become human except for his head. The race(s) descended fro
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The '''glashtin''' is fabulous creature and a shapeshifter in the folklore of the Isle of Man.
The Glashtin is a shapeshifter that can appear as a man, an hybrid or an animal (cow or horse). In each fo
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This blood-sucking shapeshifter belongs to a class of evil spirits known as jumbies.
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...er Horses, although the Cabyll-Ushtey runs close. Like the kelpie, it is a shapeshifter. It may appear as a gigantic bird or a handsome young man. The creature usu
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The Aufhocker was a shapeshifter which took the form of animals to approach potential victims. It had the su
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Like the tanuki and the fox, the '''mujina''' of Japanese folklore is an avid shapeshifter and deceiver of humans.
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...its master, leading to legends which have many characteristics typical of shapeshifter tales, such as any death or injury affecting both forms at once.
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The '''kumiho''' (literally ''nine tailed fox'') is a shapeshifter that appears in the oral tales and legends of Korea.
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...tchet]], et al.), part [[Pooka|phouka]]. He is a [[:Category:Shapeshifters|shapeshifter]].
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...s. At times he is simply known as "Imran". He is sometimes thought to be a shapeshifter who looks like an ordinary human during the day. His presence is usually an
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...n returns to the river in the morning to become a Boto again. This dolphin shapeshifter is called an [[encantado]].
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..., 白蛇傳) (or Madam White Snake, Bai She Chuan, Bai She Zhuan), is a mythical shapeshifter in Chinese mythology.
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...very much resembles the classic [[Werewolf]], although the Adlet is not a shapeshifter. The creature is covered in red fur, possessing sharp talons on its hands
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