Favorite Mythological Creature

[Mr.Squishy]

Werewolves

 

[General Thrax]

I would have to say Jörmungandr. I mean, come on, he's large enough to encircle the enitre world AND he killed Thor during Ragnarok!

Well, well, I was going through the thread to see if anybody had the thing I had in mind and behold, here it is. The Midgård or World Snake, as it is called in Norse mythology, is quite an interesting being. I originally was thinking about Ouroboros, whitch is a symbol of a snake eating its own tail and symbolizing various things, but this is more specific.

Also, Thor does kill the snake during Ragnarok, but he dies himself because of poison...Ok, I think I should stop here before I ran out of info on this matter. I know only some details.

Yes, they do kill each other. However, Thor is revived by his son some time after Ragnarok ends. So technically, I guess Thor wins in the end.

 

[GODoftheRIGOVERSE]

How about JESUS just kidding dragons

 

[Chancie]

Cerberus, the three headed dog. I love him. x3
Dragons would be next, I think.

 

[El Poncho]

It has to be a Phoenix for me. Although I was interested in dragonss for a year or so, but i'm not sure which dragon is my favourite dragon

 

[Goodluf]

I would have to say Jörmungandr. I mean, come on, he's large enough to encircle the enitre world AND he killed Thor during Ragnarok!

Well, well, I was going through the thread to see if anybody had the thing I had in mind and behold, here it is. The Midgård or World Snake, as it is called in Norse mythology, is quite an interesting being. I originally was thinking about Ouroboros, whitch is a symbol of a snake eating its own tail and symbolizing various things, but this is more specific.

Also, Thor does kill the snake during Ragnarok, but he dies himself because of poison...Ok, I think I should stop here before I ran out of info on this matter. I know only some details.

Yes, they do kill each other. However, Thor is revived by his son some time after Ragnarok ends. So technically, I guess Thor wins in the end.

Ha! See, I told you that I know only little about this. I might read more about the matter one of these days, as Norse mythology is quite interesting. But not today atleast, I need my beauty sleep now, badly.

 

[firedfns13]

The Platysus.
A firebreathing, winged duck billed platypus.
Came up with it when bored in genetics a few weeks ago.

 

[ddon]

dragon.

 

[Cavouku]

Conventionally: Quetzalcoatl. Personal Craft: This thing I made up, it's hard to explain...

 

[Kukakkau]

Dragons - mainly the sky kind of dragon (long body, large wings)

 

[Gebi10000]

Demons, being evil for the lulz

 

[SweetNess_666]

Dude Vampires all the way

 

[Lunchbawx]

My favorite mythological creature would have to be a tie between a Basalisk or a Hydra

 

[luclin92]

I gotta say Zeuz, guy that trows lightning or most of the other greek gods.

 

[Killer Rabbit]

The Nuckelavee

Spoiler

 

[ottenni]

A Chupacabra naturally. Or maybe a puma, thats a mythical animal.

 

[Joshimodo]

Dragons (but not Chinese dragons). Not only are they generally the most powerful of all mythological creatures, but they're cool to boot. God-like dinosaurs with wings that can breathe fire, speak in human languages and are nigh-unkillable? Yes.

Plus, my country has one on it's flag. Beat that.

 

[Helimocopter]

springheeled jack hes actually pretty badass