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* ''Website/ClubPenguinFanon'': [[http://fanon.clubpenguinwiki.info/wiki/Demon_Penguin Demon Penguins]] have a weakness to silver, are created through a cloning machine, and have their heads explode when they die. They can also be resurrected through cheese and have retractable horns. They are usually red, and carry pitchforks which allow them to teleport.
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* ''Website/ClubPenguinFanon'': ''Platform/ClubPenguinFanon'': [[http://fanon.clubpenguinwiki.info/wiki/Demon_Penguin Demon Penguins]] have a weakness to silver, are created through a cloning machine, and have their heads explode when they die. They can also be resurrected through cheese and have retractable horns. They are usually red, and carry pitchforks which allow them to teleport.
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* Iranian mythologies have the Daeva/Deev, the false or rejected gods. Their power levels vary, but all of them are more powerful than humans in some ways, and are not afraid to exert that power over people. And of course, they serve Ahriman, the personification of all evil. The upper level deev are often depicted as incarnations of classical vices intent on corrupting people, like Aeshma/Khashm (literally meaning "wrath" in Avestan and Persian, respectively) or Åz (meaning "greed"), while lower levels play a role similar to malevolent Fae, or just ruthless supernaturally powered warlords.
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* While described as water monsters in cryptozoological circles and pop culture, the term "[[YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy Bunyip]]" is traditionally taken to mean "dark spirit" in [[Myth/AboriginalAustralianMyths Gamilaraay culture and adjacent cultures like the Wiradjuri]] (this may in part explain why accounts of these things are so over the place; if its a generic dark spirit, everything goes). Notably they are etymologically connected to "Bunjil", the TopGod of the Kulin Nation and ancestor of the people of the [[NobleBirdOfPrey eagle]] moeity, giving some FallenAngel vibes.
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* While described as water monsters in cryptozoological circles and pop culture, the term "[[YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy Bunyip]]" is traditionally taken to mean "dark spirit" in [[Myth/AboriginalAustralianMyths Gamilaraay culture and adjacent cultures like the Wiradjuri]] (this may in part explain why accounts of these things are so over the place; if its it's a generic dark spirit, everything goes). Notably they are etymologically connected to "Bunjil", the TopGod of the Kulin Nation and ancestor of the people of the [[NobleBirdOfPrey eagle]] moeity, giving some FallenAngel vibes.
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* ''Fanfic/DevilousDuo'': Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Lila Rossi are revealed to be demons from Hell. Marinette is an unusual demon with a soft spot for humans, leading her to try living on Earth in the guise of a regular human and to make friends with the people in her class. Lila wants to get Marinette back into torturing and tempting people, so she also adopts a human guise and attempts to show Marinette how fickle and cruel humans are by telling a few lies and thus turning all of Marinette's friends against her. [[spoiler:Lila succeeds. The class abandons Marinette, who concludes that humans really are evil and deserve to be tempted into Hell and then tortured forever. The story ends with Marinette and Lila catching Alya, Marinette's former best friend who was spying on them, and gleefully preparing to torture her.]]
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* ''Fanfic/DevilousDuo'': ''[[Fanfic/MiraculousLadybugSaltShots Devilous Duo]]'': Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Lila Rossi are revealed to be demons from Hell. Marinette is an unusual demon with a soft spot for humans, leading her to try living on Earth in the guise of a regular human and to make friends with the people in her class. Lila wants to get Marinette back into torturing and tempting people, so she also adopts a human guise and attempts to show Marinette how fickle and cruel humans are by telling a few lies and thus turning all of Marinette's friends against her. [[spoiler:Lila succeeds. The class abandons Marinette, who concludes that humans really are evil and deserve to be tempted into Hell and then tortured forever. The story ends with Marinette and Lila catching Alya, Marinette's former best friend who was spying on them, and gleefully preparing to torture her.]]
