Thursday, July 31, 2008
Monster of Montauk
A Very dead creature washed up on a beach in Montauk at the far eastern end of New York's Long Island.On Tuesday afternoon, a photo was posted on Gawker, the Big Apple's reigning gossip blog, which treated the Montauk monster with characteristic respect: "Good Luck With Your Hell Demons."
The animal looks like a bloated, hairless dog, except that it's got an eagle-like beak, a prominent brow ridge and a curiously elongated front paw.
Mythology, Religion, Legends, and Folklore
Included in this are the mythological stories and legends that hail from certain regions or countries. If it is, or was, believed to exist (even if it has been proven that it doesn't) then it is included here.
List of another monsters (wikipedia)
Aboriginal Folklore
* Bunyip
* Mimi
* Muldjewangk
* Yara-ma-yha-who
* Yowie
* Drop bear
Anglo-Saxon Mythology
* Dragon
* Grendel
* Goblin
* Imp
* Hag
* Kraken
* Ogre
* Sea serpent
* Wraith
* Wyvern
* Wurm
British Folklore
* Black Annis
* Black Dog / Black Shuck / Barghest
* Bugbear
* Grindylow/Jenny Greenteeth/Peg Powler
* Jack-In-Irons
* Lubber fiend
* Medieval revenant
* Owlman
* Questing Beast
* Sceadugenga
* Spring Heeled Jack
* Wibbly Woo
Celtic Mythology
* Balor
* Banshee
* Bloody Bones
* Buggane
* Clurichaun
* Dullahan
* Fomorian
* Fuath
* Kelpie
* Leprechaun
* Loch Ness Monster or Nessie
* Selkie
* Teggie
* Water leaper
* Y Ddraig Goch, the Welsh dragon
Chinese Mythology
* Azure Dragon
* Bai Gu Jing
* Bai Ze
* Black Tortoise
* Chinese Dragon
* Dragon King
* Dragon Turtle
* Dragon of the Zodiac
* Fei Lian
* Fenghuang
* Fucanglong
* Huli jing
* Jiang Shi
* Jiaolong
* Jingwei
* Kui
* Long Mu
* Luduan
* Madame White Snake
* Mogwai
* Nian
* Nine-headed Bird
* Niu Mo Wang
* Ox-Head and Horse-Face
* Panlong
* Peng
* Penghou
* Pig Dragon
* Pixiu
* Qilin
* Rui Shi
* Sha Wujing
* Shenlong
* Sun Wukong
* Taotie
* Tiangou
* Tianlong
* Vermilion Bird
* Water Monkey
* White Tiger
* Xing Tian
* Yaoguai
* Yinglong
* Zhu Bajie
Egyptian Mythology
* Ammit
* Amut
* Duat
* Mummy
* Phoenix
* Sphinx
French Folklore
* Beast of Gévaudan
* Bugul Noz
* Gargouille
* Les Lavandières
* Matagot
* Sea monk
* Tarasque
* La Velue
* Yan-gant-y-tan
Germanic Mythology
* Erlking
* Doppelgänger
* Drude
* Kobold
* Krampus
* Lidérc
* Lindworm
* Mephistopheles
* Nachzehrer
* Ördög
Greek Mythology
* Alastor
* Amphisbaena
* Athos
* Centaur
* Cerberus
* Charon
* Charybdis
* Chimera
* Cyclops
* Dryad
* Echidna
* Empusa
* Gigantes
* Gorgon
* Harpy
* Hecatonchires
* Hippocamp
* Kallikantzaros
* Karkinos
* Ladon
* Lamia
* Hydra
* Medusa
* Minotaur
* Nemean Lion
* Pegasus
* Python
* Satyr
* Scylla
* Siren
* Talos
* Typhon
Himalayan Folklore
* Yeti
Hindu Religion
* Bhutas
* Daitya
* Garuda
* Naga
* Pishacha
* Rakshasa
* Shesha
* Vetala
* Vinayakas
* Yaksha
Japanese Mythology
For further information see Yōkai and obake
* Abura-akago
* Akaname
* Azukiarai
* Baku (spirit)
* Byakko
* Chōchinobake
* Futakuchi-onna
* Gashadokuro
* Genbu
* Hannya
* Hitodama
* Inugami
* Ittan-momen
* Jikininki
* Jinmenju
* Kappa
* Kasa-obake
* Kitsune
* Kuchisake-onna
* Mokumokuren
* Noppera-bō
* Nue
* Nurikabe
* Oni
* Raiju
* Rokurokubi
* Seiryū
* Shinigami
* Suzaku
* Tanuki
* Tengu
* Tsurube-otoshi
* Umibōzu
* Ushi-oni
* Uwan
* Wanyūdō
* Yama-uba
* Yamata no Orochi
* Yuki-onna
* Yuurei
Judeo-Christianity Religion
* Abaddon
* Adramelech
* Apollyon
* Beelzebub
* Behemoth
* Golem
* Legion
* Leviathan
* Lucifer
* Rahab
* Samael
* Satan
* Terrible Monster
* Ziz
Laotian Folklore
* Banana Leaf Ghost
* Nyuk (Ogre)
* Pi Boph
* Pi Kasu
* Serkahn
Latin American Folklore (Caribbean, Central America & South America)
* Bestial beast
* Cadejo
* Ciguapa
* Chupacabra
* Cuca/Cuco/Cucuy
* Duende
* Duppy
* El Jacho
* Headless Mule
* La Llorona
* Mapinguari
* Mohan
* Patasola/Sayona/Tunda
* Tigre capiango (were-jaguar)
* Umita
* Zombie
* La Tulivieja
Aztec myth
* Ahuizotl
* Cihuateteo
* Cipactli
* Chaneque
* Xtabay
Chilota myth
* Basilisco Chilote
* Camahueto
* Cuchivilu
* Fiura
* Invunche
* Trauco
Guaraní myth
* Ao Ao
* Jasy Jaterei
* Kurupí las Doce
* Luison
* Mbói Tu'ĩ
* Moñái
* Pombero
* Teju Jagua
Mapuche myth
* Cherufe
* Chonchon
* Colo Colo
* Peuchen
Medieval European Beastiary and Heraldic Beasts
* Alphyn
* Amphiptere
* Basilisk
* Bonnacon
* Catoblepas
* Cockatrice
* Crocotta
* Dragon
* Enfield beast
* Mandrake
* Melusine
* Ouroboros
* Peryton
* Woodwose
* Yale
* Ypotryll
Mesopotamian myth
* Asag
* Humbaba
* Kur
* Lamastu
* Pazuzu
* Rabisu
* Tiamat
Islamic Mythology
* Al-mi'raj
* Buraq
* Falak
* Genie
* Ifrit
* Marid
Pre-Islamic mythology
* Bahamut
* Ghoul
* Sandwalker
* Kuyutha
Norse Mythology
* Fafnir
* Fenrir (Fenrisulfr)
* Hafgufa (Kraken)
* Jörmungandr
* Lyngbakr (Kraken)
* Níðhöggr
North American Folklore (USA & Canada)
For more information on North American folklore creatures see Fearsome critters
* Axehandle hound
* Bennington Monster
* Bigfoot
* Black-Eyed Kids (BEKs)
* Boogeyman
* Boo Hag
* Champ
* Deer Woman
* Dover Demon
* Flatwoods Monster
* Gremlin
* Greys
* Hidebehind
* Hodag
* Jersey Devil
* Loveland frog
* Lusca
* Montauk Monster
* Mothman
* Ogopogo
* Pedro Mountains Mummy
* Piasa
* Shadow people
* Squonk
* Tailypo
* Thunderbird
* Tizheruk
* Tsiatko
* Underwater panther
* Wampus Cat
* Wendigo
Persian Mythology
For more information see Persian mythology
* Fulad-zereh
* Hadhayosh
* Homa
* Karkadann
* Manticore
* Roc
* Simurgh
* Zahhak
Occult Mythology
The 72 Demons of the Ars Goetia
NOTE: For all 72 demons, look under See Also or click the link here: The 72 Demons of the Ars Goetia
* Amdusias (67)
* Andras (63)
* Astaroth (29)
* Baal (1)
* Berith (28)
* Bifrons (46)
* Buer (10)
* Crocell (49)
* Decarabia (69)
* Eligos (15)
* Forneus (30)
* Gaap (33)
* Glasya-Labolas (25)
* Leraje (14)
* Malphas (39)
* Ose (57)
* Stolas (36)
* Vapula (60)
* Vassago (3)
Thelema and Enochian Magic
* Aiwass
* Choronzon
Southeast Asian folklore (Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Philippines)
For more information see Ghosts in Malay culture and Hantu Demon
* Á Bao A Qu
* Aswang
* Jenglot
* Kapre
* Leyak
* Manananggal
* Orang minyak
* Pelesit
* Pugot
* Pontianak/Langsuir
* Tikbalang
* Toyol
Oceanean folklore (Guam, Saipan, Rota, Tinian and Micronesia)
* Taotao Mona
Scandinavian Mythology
* Church Grim
* Draug
* Gulon
* Mara
* Myling
* Troll
Scottish Folklore
* Bean Nighe
* Bodach
* Bogle
* The Burry Man
* Each uisge
* Eachy
* Fachen
* Redcap
* Monster of Glamis
* Morag
* Nuckelavee
* Loch Ness Monster
* Trow
* Wirry-cow
Slavic Mythology
* Ala (Hala)
* Baba Yaga
* Bagiennik
* Bukavac
* Domovoi
* Drekavac
* Hiisi
* Kikimora
* Koschei
* Lady midday
* Leszi
* Likho
* Nightingale the Robber
* Polevik
* Skrzak
* Slavic dragon
* Stuhać
* Topielec
* Vampire
* Vodyanoy
Turkish Folklore
* Abasi
* Abra
* Alkarisi
* Badi Kara
* Çarsamba Karisi
* Demirkiynak
* Germakoçi
* Gûlyabâni
* Hinkir Munkur
* Hirtik
* Hortlak
* Itbarak
* Karabasan
* Karakoncolos
* Kamos
* Kara Kirnak
* Kara Korsak
* Karakura
* Meran
* Öcü
* Umacı
* Yutpa
Fiction
Monsters in this category were never believed to exist, and most can be attributed to a creator who originally thought up the idea for said monster. While some monsters may be based on myths or legends, the specific monster, or monster species, in question is credited with a distinct creator and was never believed to be real to begin with.
British Fiction
This section includes all monsters created by British authors, songwriters, film makers, and TV producers. Any works created by natives of Ireland (regardless of whether they are part of Northern Ireland or not) can be found in the section for Irish Fiction.
Literature
* Balrog (J. R. R. Tolkien)
* Bandersnatch (Lewis Carroll)
* Cenobites (Clive Barker)
* Fastitocalon (J. R. R. Tolkien)
* Frankenstein's monster (Mary Shelley)
* Invisible Man, The (H.G. Wells)
* Jabberwocky (Lewis Carroll)
* Jubjub bird (Lewis Carroll)
* Morlocks (H. G. Wells)
* Orc (J. R. R. Tolkien)
* Pinhead (Clive Barker)
* Shelob (J. R. R. Tolkien)
Television
* Cybermen (Kit Pedler, Gerry Davis)
* Daleks (Terry Nation, Raymond Cusick)
Irish Fiction
This section includes all monsters created by Irish authors, songwriters, film makers, and TV producers. Any works created by natives of Ireland (regardless of whether they are part of Northern Ireland or not) can be found here.
Literature
* Dracula (Bram Stoker)
* Unman (C.S. Lewis)
* Yahoo (Jonathan Swift)
Japanese Fiction
Manga
Yu-Gi-Oh! (Kazuki Takahashi)
* Blue Eyes White Dragon
* Cyber Dragon
* Dark Magician
* Dark Magician Girl
* Exodia the Forbidden One
* Kuriboh
* Obelisk the Tormentor
* Red Eyes Black Dragon
* Slifer the Sky Dragon
* Winged Dragon of Ra
Film
Toho
* Anguirus (Motoyoshi Oda)
* Baragon (Takeshi Kimura)
* Battra (Takao Okawara)
* Biollante (Shinichiro Kobayashi)
* Destoroyah (Takao Okawara)
* Ebirah
* Gabara (Ishirô Honda)
* Ganimes
* Gezora
* Gigan (Jun Fukuda)
* Godzilla (Ishirô Honda)
* Godzilla Junior (Takao Okawara)
* Gorosaurus (Takeshi Kimura)
* Hedorah (Yoshimitsu Banno)
* Jet Jaguar (Jun Fukuda)
* Kamacuras (Jun Fukuda)
* Kamoebas
* King Caesar (Jun Fukuda)
* King Ghidorah (Eiji Tsuburaya)
* Kumonga (Jun Fukuda)
* Manda (Eiji Tsuburaya)
* Mechagodzilla (Shinichi Sekizawa)
* Mechani-Kong (Arthur Rankin Jr.)
* Megaguirus (Masaaki Tezuka)
* Megalon (Jun Fukuda)
* Minilla (Jun Fukuda)
* Moguera (Ishirô Honda)
* Mothra (Takehiko Fukunaga)
* Orga (Takao Okawara)
* Rodan (Ishirô Honda)
* Spacegodzilla (Kensho Yamashita)
* Titanosaurus (Yukiko Takayama)
* Varan (Ken Kuronuma)
* Zilla (Patrick Tatopoulos)
Daiei
* Gamera (Yonejiro Saito)
* Gyaos (Masao Yagi)
Video Games
Dragon Quest series (Yuji Horii)
* Slime
Final Fantasy series (Hironobu Sakaguchi)
* Ahriman
* Bomb
* Cactuar
* Chocobo
* Chupon
* Flan
* Malboro
* Moogle
* Tonberry
* Ultros
Pokémon video game series (Satoshi Tajiri)
* Pikachu
* Meowth
* Articuno
* Zapdos
* Moltres
* Mewtwo
* Mew
* Raikou
* Entei
* Suicune
* Lugia
* Ho-Oh
* Celebi
* Regirock
* Regice
* Registeel
* Latias
* Latios
* Kyogre
* Groudon
* Rayquaza
* Jirachi
* Deoxys
* Uxie
* Mesprit
* Azelf
* Dialga
* Palkia
* Heatran
* Regigigas
* Giratina
* Cresselia
* Manaphy
* Darkrai
* Shaymin
* Arceus
The Legend of Zelda series (Shigeru Miyamoto, Eiji Aonuma)
Enemies
* Anti-Fairies
* Armos
* Beamos
* ChuChus
* Darknut
* Deku Scrub
* Gibdo
* Goriya
* Keese
* Leever
* Like Like
* Moblin
* Octorok
* Peahat
* Poe
* Pols Voice
* ReDead
* Skulltula
* Stalfos
* Tektite
* WallMaster
* Wizzrobe
Bosses
* Aquamentus
* Digdogger
* Dodongo
* Gleeok
* Gohma
* Lanmolas
* Manhandla
* Moldorm
* Patra
Resident Evil series (Shinji Mikami)
* Cerberus
* Chimera
* Ganados
* Giant Spider
* Hunter
* Las Plagas
* Licker
* Lisa Trevor
* Nemesis
* Tyrant
* Yawn
* Zombie (T-Virus Infected)
Scottish Fiction
Literature
* Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Robert Louis Stevenson)
United States of America Fiction
Comics
* Clayface (Bob Kane)
* Fin Fang Foom (Stan Lee, Jack Kirby)
* Hulk, The (Stan Lee, Jack Kirby)
* Lizard, The (Stan Lee, Steve Ditko)
* Man-Thing (Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, Gray Morrow)
* Silver Surfer (Stan Lee, Jack Kirby)
* Solomon Grundy (Alfred Bester, Paul Reinman)
* Swamp Thing (Len Wein, Bernie Wrightson)
* Thing, The (Stan Lee, Jack Kirby)
* Venom (David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane)
* Venom Symbiote, The (Jim Shooter, Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz, Mike Zeck, Randy Schueller)
* Wendigo (Steve Englehart, Herb Trimpe)
* Zzzax (Steve Englehart, Herb Trimpe)
Film
* Beast, (Beauty and the Beast)
* Blob, The (Irving H. Millgate)
* Blair Witch, The (The Blair Witch Project)
* Chucky (Don Mancini,Tom Holland)
* Cloverfield (J.J Abrams, Cloverfield)
* Creature from the Black Lagoon (Harry Essex)
* Ewok
* Falkor, Luck Dragon, The Neverending Story (Michael Ende)
* Freddy Krueger (Wes Craven)
* Genie, (Aladdin)
* Gmork, The Neverending Story (Michael Ende)
* Godzilla, Godzilla (Stephen Spielberg)
* Gozer (Harold Ramis, Dan Aykroyd)
* Jason Voorhees (Victor Miller)
* Jawa
* King Kong (Merian C. Cooper)
* "The Shape" Michael Myers (John Carpenter)
* Oogie Boogie (Tim Burton)
* Predator (John McTiernan, Stan Winston)
* Pumpkinhead (Stan Winston, Richard C. Weinman, Gary Gerani, Mark Patrick Carducci)
* Rhedosaurus (Ray Harryhausen, Eugène Lourié)
* Slimer (Harold Ramis, Dan Aykroyd)
* Stay Puft Marshmallow Man (Harold Ramis, Dan Aykroyd)
* Those We Don't Speak Of (M. Night Shyamalan)
* Vigo the Carpathian (Harold Ramis, Dan Aykroyd)
* Wookie
* Xenomorph (Ridley Scott, Dan O'Bannon, H.R. Giger)
Literature
* Cthulhu (H. P. Lovecraft)
* Headless Horseman, The (Washington Irving)
* Mugwumps (William Burroughs)
* The Demonata (Darren Shan
Television
* Borg, The (Gene Roddenberry, Maurice Hurley, Rob Bowman)
* Cookie Monster (Jim Henson)
* Elmo (Kevin Clash)
* El Chupanibre (Matt Groening)
* Gossamer (Warner Bros., Mel Blanc/Jim Cummings)
* Gromble (Klasky Csupo, Gregg Berger)
* Grover (Frank Oz)
* Ickis (Klasky Csupo, Charlie Adler)
* Krumm (Klasky Csupo, David Eccles)
* Oblina (Klasky Csupo, Christine Cavanaugh)
* Pain monster (Matt Groening)
* Telly Monster (Martin P. Robinson)
* Zoe (Fran Brill)
* Ling-Ling (Abbey McBride)
* ManBearPig (South Park)
* The Monster/Cerberus (Lost (TV series))
Video Games
City of Heroes/City of Villains
* Baphomet
* Bat'Zul the Imprisoned
* Caleb
* Clockwork King, The
* Crystal Titan
* Deathsurge
* Hamidon
* Hydra
* Jurassik
* Koago
* Kraken
* Stheno
* Terra
* Winter Lord
Age of Mythology
* Kraken
* Cyclops
* Hydra
* Manticore
* Roc
Other
* Mr.Munch (Chuck E. Cheese's)
* Kappa (We Love Katamari)