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===Role playing games and Trading Card Games===

'''Video Games''' * In the trading card game, [[Magic: The Gathering]], there are some creatures with the type Drya

...Japanese pronunciation of jiāngshī, is used in some games and trading card games as a term for creatures that combine the characteristics of Chinese and wes * In the Yu-Gi-Oh trading card came, a monster card based on the zombie exists as "Master Kyonshi".

...has appeared in Squaresoft's Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy XI computer games as enemy and notorious enemy respectively. * 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 dec

...he Living Dead]], as well as the ''Alone in the Dark'' series of PC horror games, early seminal examples of the genre. ...two more have been announced), and a variety of action figures. While the games mostly adhere to a consistent storyline, there are enough deviations from t

..., with their composite form and violent nature, are much employed in video games and other products of market-directed culture. ==Games==

==Games== ...mer Fantasy|Warhammer]]'' are direct progenitors of goblins in more modern games, such as those in the [[Warcraft Universe]] or ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]''

===Games=== *Anubismon is a Digimon in the Digimon collectible card game based on Anubis.

===Games=== ...as mermen are collectively referred to as "merfolk" in the popular trading card game ''Magic: the Gathering''. Merfolk were an inconic creature type for bl

==Video games== ...ly a phoenix-like "rebirth" power-whenever it is destroyed by some sort of card effect, it is revived from the Graveyard (discard pile). It is worth notin