I have some issue with these sections on the Greek mythology deity pages, as well as other deity pages. Because I've been focusing on Greek mythology for the time being I'm going to focus only on that for now.

They're typically long lists of seemingly made-up terms and have no sources to verify their claims. If sources cannot be provided to back up the claims for the powers or abilities found in these article sections, I'm going to have to delete them for accuracy purposes.

I just want to let people know and have a chance to provide sources before I start deleting content from these pages.

Cheers!

-KRJones87

when the time came for zeus to be swallowed by kronos, his wife cheated on him by giving him a stone instead of the baby, but how did kronos not realize that it was a stone?

Because many arguments happened on the past

I decided to continue arguing in Discord

But because I have no time for that due to find more important articles and more important things to do in real-life

So I decide to discuss about dividing our works

Me: Japanese, Arabo-Persian, Jewish, Islamic, categories, templates

Jones: Christian, European

SJB: Germanic, popular culture, literature

Australopithecusman: American, Dharmic, Chinese

Other staff: The rest

And of course anyone can edit it as they want but only if they take the permission from mentioned staff even if they were bureaucrat

I will apply this system until I got a free time

Any objections?

But even if you applied that I still against too much cultural and gender&sex categories

It is enough to use general categories now until we got enough articles about LGBTQ and the specific cultures

And I am still against using attested Norse names for all Germanic pages we better to use the most common ones (but only attested ones)

I cant find this infromation on the wiki. what is a half faerie caled? and what do you call some one who is desent from a half faerie?

Is it a dog with the limbs of a monkey, or a monkey with the head of a dog?

https://youtu.be/dKS4W2w8uKE

Welcome to "Mo'olelo” Mondays, where we talk about Polynesian legends.

The Native Hawaiian word for story is "mo'olelo," but it can also mean history, legend or tradition. In the United States, May is Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and every Monday this month, we’ll be covering legends from Polynesian mythology.

Be sure to check out this YouTube link and subscribe for Polynesian myths every Monday this Month!

Kelpie

Scientific name: Pseudoequus lacus (Lake false horse)

An aquatic shapeshifting equid native to Europe.

Is anyone here Indonesian?

If yes, I would like some help to expand the Indonesian Mythology

I already add 3 pages (Buto Ijo, Leak, and Lembuswana)

It is a deer fox I am very into it but I can't make a page cause I don't know how this would mean the world to me idc who makes it but please do here is a picture of one

By: Ivy The Shiba Inu

Hello Everyone,

I have been recently working on several films depicting myths and folklore, the first being on the legendary Yeti. The film will be entirely in the Tibetan language.

https://youtu.be/FJqbKFNhgtM

I also plan on making films on Roman mythology in classical Latin and others on cryptids/mythical creatures. Updates coming soon!

Hey so when I realized in Philippine Mythology that there is no Bakunawa, a serpent-like creature in Philippine Mythology, I added the Bakunawa and trust me, when you read it, you will be amazed so, check it out now!

P.S. I'm not advertising, I promise.

Hello guys, im new to this wiki. Can you guys show me around?

I have added three new creatures originally from the Philippines, the Bakunawa, the Lampong and the Kiwig. Check them out now!