*In the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game there are two cards featuring ushi-oni - "Ushi Oni" is a bull fiend with fo
*In Gegege no Kitarou (Gameboy Advance) - Ushi-oni appears in this game as a boss, menacing a seaside town.
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===Role playing games and Trading Card Games===
...playing game Celtic Tales: Balor of the Evil Eye by Koei, Balor is an end-game boss.
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*Dryads are units of Wolf clan of the game [[wikipedia:Battle Realms]] WotW. They attack by using light-sabers..
*Dryads are featured in the [[World of Warcraft]] game, seen mostly on the continent of Kalimdor as allies of the Alliance and Nig
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...s & Dragons and in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game as the white card Hunted Lammasu in the Ravnica: City of Guilds expansion.
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*Red Caps are featured in the game ''Lost Magic'' as a common enemy along with Purple Caps.
*Red Cap is ''Monster in My Pocket #25''. They appear in the video game, sliding down diagonal girders in the stage 4.
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...the Japanese pronunciation of jiāngshī, is used in some games and trading card games as a term for creatures that combine the characteristics of Chinese a
* In the video game Super Mario Land one of the minor enemies, Pionpi, has characteristics of t
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* Simorgh was recently made into a card for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game, as "Simorgh- Bird of Divinity" in the Lord of the Storm structure deck.
* Simurgh was also the name of a recent Iranian game show on TV that was similar to bonzai and extremely popular up until being
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..., 2006.</ref> The series is credited with popularizing the survival horror game genre. This franchise has been heavily influenced by [[George A. Romero]]'s
...tly adhere to a consistent storyline, there are enough deviations from the game plot within the films and novels to be considered alternate story lines.
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*Mermaids are also fictional creatures in the ''Dungeons and Dragons'' game. They are the females of the merfolk race. The males are known as [[Merman|
...ng''. Merfolk were an inconic creature type for blue mages for much of the game's history, until Magic R&D mysteriously stopped printing them (the last Mer
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Two major branches of goblins exist in popular game properties. Alongside with [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s descriptions of [[Orc]]s,
...e]]'', goblins are creatures that are mainly for beginners to the computer game to loot for gold and experience. They are generic goblins and are very prim
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*Anubismon is a Digimon in the Digimon collectible card game based on Anubis.
*Anubis is the name of a spaceship in the Microsoft PC '''Freelancer''' game.
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...summons in the series, obtaining the Phoenix summon usually ties into the game's story in some way. In Final Fantasy V, the player can do a side-quest in
*A phoenix named Peter plays an important role in Sega's game Shining Force II.
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*Harpy is Monster in My Pocket #21. In the video game, they appear in threes at the stage 4 construction site.
*In the popular Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and trading card game, there is a set of monsters known as "Harpie Lady", which originated from M
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