Mythological Figure to Mythology

They are one of the Eight Immortals in the Taoist pantheon.

He was a primordial deity, representing the personification of darkness.

He was created by the dust from the body of the creator deity Tabaldak and given the power to create a good world.

Ankou is a servant of Death, who appears in the mythologies of Brittany, Normandy, Cornwall and Wales.

Māui is a trickster and hero in Māori mythology and in other Polynesian traditions.

Centeōtl is the Aztec deity of maize.

Hachiman is the Japanese deity of archery and war.

Anansi is a trickster, who often takes the form of a spider, in the religion of the Akan people (a meta-ethnicity in Ghana and Ivory Coast that includes ethnic groups such as the Ashanti, the Fante and the Wasa).

Sköll is the wolf who chases the Sun across the sky in Norse mythology.

Neith was an early ancient Egyptian deity who was said to be the first and the prime creator.

She is a hag with blue skin and iron claws, said to have resided in Leicestershire.

Rangda is the demon queen of the Leyaks, which are heads that fly around with entrails still attached.

Inti is the god of the Sun, and the national patron of the Inca state.

Ak Ana is the primordial creator-goddess and goddess of water.

Baba Yaga is a supernatural being who appears as a deformed or frightening old woman, and lives in a hut which stands on chicken legs.