At this point, character guessing games for various companies have become commonplace. However, how about we step backwards in time to guess characters from hearsay and legend? The rules basically follow any other forum game of its type.
- They can come from any source rooted in mythology, folklore, or religion.
- If a mythology source is played in one round, it is allowed to be played in the next round.
- The current descriptor must post a recap of the progress for every new page, and edit that post accordingly with the progress in the page.
- A player may declare a stump after 24 hours has passed from the last question and its answer. If this happens, the current descriptor reveals their character, and the next round goes to the stumped player.
- If a question needs to be replaced because it has already been answered, please do not erase the question. Just add the new question below it. In fact, the act of completely erasing a question is frowned upon.
- If you're adding a clue, please keep it related on a mythological basis, as detailed below.
What counts as "mythological"?
- The character in question must be one who is rooted in legend. Be it a Greek pantheon creature, a Youkai, any sort of Norse, Aztec, or Egyptian deity, so on and so forth.
- Human characters are fair game, so long as they're firmly rooted in legend and don't have a recorded real-life history to them. (Meaning Jack the Ripper does not qualify)
- The character doesn't necessarily have to be a named character. It can be a species that's played as the round's character, so long as said species is mythological.
- Rule of thumb regarding Greek and Roman mythology. Roman mythological characters can qualify, if, and only if, they're distinct enough to be considered their own entities, such as fauns in comparison to satyrs. Otherwise, stick to the Greek pantheon as much as possible. (Meaning that Aphrodite qualifies, but not Venus, and other examples of the like)
- In regards to Classical Mythology and Chinese Mythology, even though The Iliad, The Odyssey, and the Four Great Novels
(Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin, Journey to the West, and Dream of the Red Chamber) are literary novels with designated authors, character from them still qualify due to the fact that they're considered extensions of Greek and Chinese Mythology, as opposed to byproducts of them.
- Folklore characters qualify, due to the fact that they're passed around via word of mouth rather than being historically known. The types of folklore characters can vary in their physiology, but this means that characters such as the Nuckelavee, Robin Hood, the Chupacabra, Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, the Hopkinsville Goblin, Banshees, and others like them are valid.
- Thanks to their fantastical origins, fairytale characters can be played, including those from well-known authors such as Hans Christian Andersen, The Brothers Grimm, Lewis Carroll, and Carlo Collod, or fairytale anthologies such as the Arabian Nights. This also applies to characters from Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's ballets, due to the fact that a majority of his ballets are adaptations of fairytales with their own additives and touch-ups.
- Due to the fact that religious sources can be conflicting when put up against each other, religious characters are considered fair game for this list, meaning anything from Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Gnosticism, and Buddhism can be played.
- Even though it's more recent than most examples here, H. P. Lovecraft's creations are valid entries for this game, so anything from the Cthulhu Mythos can be played.
- However, despite them being mythological in nature, Creepypasta characters are not eligible for this game, as their portrayals are too modernized to be anything considered legendary, and many of them are derivative of preexisting properties in the first place. Unfortunately, this means even more original Creepypasta characters, such as Slender Man and Zalgo are not able to be played.
If there's any questions or further suggestions, let me know!
A complete list of past rounds can be found here
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Edited by RWBYraikou888 on Nov 11th 2023 at 3:18:56 PM
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#2: Oct 26th 2023 at 6:50:58 PM
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Characters Played Twice
- Rounds 75 & 404: Mothman, American Urban Legend
- Rounds 90 & 182: Isis, Egyptian Mythology
- Rounds 106 & 625: KasogonagΓ‘, Toba Mythology
- Rounds 123 & 204: Dionysus, Classical Mythology
- Rounds 128 & 502: Maitreya, Buddhism
- Rounds 142 & 560: Urcuchillay, Inca Mythology
- Rounds 249 & 551: MomotarΕ, Japanese Folklore
- Rounds 328 & 539: Baal, Canaanite Mythology
- Rounds 555 & 741: Jonah, Book of Jonah
Rounds 1β20
- Round 1: Izanami, Japanese Mythology
- Round 2: Pegasus, Classical Mythology
- Round 3: Moloch, Christianity
- Round 4: Medjed, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 5: Δostre, Neo-Paganism
- Round 6: Hebe, Classical Mythology
- Round 7: Nguyet Tien, ChΓΊ Cuα»i
- Round 8: Nyarlathotep, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 9: King Oberon, Germanic Mythology
- Round 10: Krishna, Hindu Mythology
- Round 11: Yara-ma-yha-who, Aboriginal Australian Myths
- Round 12: La Llorona, La Llorona
- Round 13: Yuki-onna, Japanese Mythology
- Round 14: MΔui, Pacific Mythology
- Round 15: Snegurochka, The Snow Maiden
- Round 16: Camazotz, Mayan Mythology
- Round 17: Ishtar, Mesopotamian Mythology
- Round 18: Medusa, Classical Mythology
- Round 19: Shirime, Japanese Mythology
- Round 20: Kelpie, Scottish Mythology
Rounds 21β40
- Round 21: Sleipnir, Norse Mythology
- Round 22: King Ozymandias Ramesses II, Book of Exodus
- Round 23: Hera, Classical Mythology
- Round 24: King Solomon, Books of Kings
- Round 25: Hermes, Classical Mythology
- Round 26: Hou Yi, Chinese Mythology
- Round 27: Chang'e, Chinese Mythology
- Round 28: JΓΆrmungandr, Norse Mythology
- Round 29: Archangel Michael, Book of Revelation
- Round 30: JiΔng ShΔ«, Chinese Mythology
- Round 31: Nuckelavee, Orcadian Mythology
- Round 32: Ereshkigal, Mesopotamian Mythology
- Round 33: Nausicaa, The Odyssey
- Round 34: Klabautermann, Germanic Mythology
- Round 35: Niulang, Chinese Mythology
- Round 36: Yog-Sothoth, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 37: Huracan, Mayan Mythology
- Round 38: Dokkaebi, Korean Mythology
- Round 39: Ningen, Japanese Mythology
- Round 40: Cerberus, Classical Mythology
Rounds 41β60
- Round 41: Ketev Meriri, Judaism
- Round 42: Yaldabaoth, Gnosticism
- Round 43: Anansi, Akan Mythology
- Round 44: Grabacr, Norse Mythology
- Round 45: Lampad, Classical Mythology
- Round 46: Clytie, Classical Mythology
- Round 47: SkΓΆll, Norse Mythology
- Round 48: Lernaean Hydra, Classical Mythology
- Round 49: The Emperor, The Emperor's New Clothes
- Round 50: Trimalchio, Satyricon
- Round 51: CΓΊ Chulainn, Celtic Mythology
- Round 52: The Mermaid, The Little Mermaid
- Round 53: Tzitzimitl, Aztec Mythology
- Round 54: Huginn and Muninn, Norse Mythology
- Round 55: Manananggal, Philippine Mythology
- Round 56: Baobhan Sith, Scottish Mythology
- Round 57: Nimue, Arthurian Legend
- Round 58: Azathoth, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 59: Salamander, Renaissance Folklore
- Round 60: The Queen of Hearts, Nursery Rhyme
Rounds 61β80
- Round 61: Anubis, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 62: Niu Mowang, Journey to the West
- Round 63: Barghest, Northern English Mythology
- Round 64: Ouroboros, Gnosticism
- Round 65: PΓΊca, Irish Mythology
- Round 66: ΔαΊ£n, Vietnamese Mythology
- Round 67: Kai, The Snow Queen
- Round 68: Philemon, Epistle to Philemon
- Round 69: Kikimora, Slavic Mythology
- Round 70: Diarmuid Ua Duibhne, Irish Mythology
- Round 71: Firebird, Slavic Mythology
- Round 72: Kraken, Nautical Folklore
- Round 73: Demeter, Classical Mythology
- Round 74: Baron Samedi, Voudoun
- Round 75: Mothman, American Urban Legend
- Round 76: Koschei the Deathless, Russian Mythology and Tales
- Round 77: Delilah, Book of Judges
- Round 78: ChΓΊ Cuα»i, ChΓΊ Cuα»i
- Round 79: Ali Baba, Arabian Nights
- Round 80: Hun Batz, Mayan Mythology
Rounds 81β100
- Round 81: Eris, Classical Mythology
- Round 82: Surtr, Norse Mythology
- Round 83: Ye Xian, Yeh-Shen
- Round 84: Barong, Balinese Mythology
- Round 85: Leutogi, Pacific Mythology
- Round 86: The Gingerbread Man, The Gingerbread Man
- Round 87: Chimera, Classical Mythology
- Round 88: Satanael, Gnosticism
- Round 89: Melusine, European Folklore
- Round 90: Isis, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 91: Mai An TiΓͺm, LΔ©nh Nam ChΓch QuΓ‘i
- Round 92: Redcap, Celtic Mythology
- Round 93: Pope Joan, Catholicism
- Round 94: Nyx, Classical Mythology
- Round 95: OnryΕ, Japanese Mythology
- Round 96: Thoth, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 97: Ah Puch, Mayan Mythology
- Round 98: Simargl, Slavic Mythology
- Round 99: Korpokkur, Ainu Mythology
- Round 100: AchamΓ‘n, Guanche Mythology
Rounds 101β120
- Round 101: Siegfried, Nibelungenlied
- Round 102: Habetrot, Anglo-Scottish Border Folklore
- Round 103: Manticore, Persian Mythology
- Round 104: Gaunab, Khoekhoen Mythology
- Round 105: Kim Quy, Vietnamese Mythology
- Round 106: KasogonagΓ‘, Toba Mythology
- Round 107: La Sayona, Venezuelan Folklore
- Round 108: Thanatos, Classical Mythology
- Round 109: The Twelve Dancing Princesses, The Twelve Dancing Princesses
- Round 110: Loki, Norse Mythology
- Round 111: Odette, Swan Lake
- Round 112: Nurikabe, Japanese Mythology
- Round 113: Ymir, Norse Mythology
- Round 114: Iktomi, Lakota Mythology
- Round 115: Ibaraki-dΕji, Japanese Folklore
- Round 116: Belial, Judaism
- Round 117: Ithaqua, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 118: Ded Moroz, Slavic Folklore
- Round 119: Caipora, Tupi-Guarani Mythology
- Round 120: Paul Bunyan, American Folklore
Rounds 121β140
- Round 121: The Talking Cricket, The Adventures of Pinocchio
- Round 122: Lilith, Judaism
- Round 123: Dionysus, Classical Mythology
- Round 124: Alice, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
- Round 125: Pan Twardowski, Polish Folklore
- Round 126: Eve, Book of Genesis
- Round 127: Kirimu, Nyanga Mythology
- Round 128: Maitreya, Buddhism
- Round 129: Ah-Muzen-Cab, Mayan Mythology
- Round 130: Plague Maiden, Lithuanian-Polish Folklore
- Round 131: Tsuchinoko, Japanese Mythology
- Round 132: Kumiho, Korean Folklore
- Round 133: Ninya, Aboriginal Australian Myths
- Round 134: Jambavan, Hindu Mythology
- Round 135: Astolfo, Matter of France
- Round 136: Quetzalcoatl, Aztec Mythology
- Round 137: Tikbalang, Philippine Mythology
- Round 138: Ophanim, Judaism
- Round 139: Romulus, Classical Mythology
- Round 140: Mother Holle, Mother Holle
Rounds 141β160
- Round 141: Mandricardo, Orlando Innamorato
- Round 142: Urcuchillay, Inca Mythology
- Round 143: Vucub Caquix, Mayan Mythology
- Round 144: Gremlin, English Folklore
- Round 145: Not a Mythological Character , fictitious entity made by a DeviantArt user
- Round 146: Imp, European Folklore
- Round 147: Tanuki, Japanese Folklore
- Round 148: DΓΆkkΓ‘lfar, Norse Mythology
- Round 149: AsdzΔ ΜΔ Μ NΓ‘dleehΓ©, Navajo Mythology
- Round 150: Izanagi, Japanese Mythology
- Round 151: TepΔyΕllΕtl, Aztec Mythology
- Round 152: Ogun, Yoruba Mythology
- Round 153: Dab Tsog, Hmong Mythology
- Round 154: Iku-Turso, Finnish Mythology
- Round 155: Wampus Cat, American Folklore
- Round 156: Leprechaun, Irish Mythology
- Round 157: Erebus, Classical Mythology
- Round 158: Aten, Atenism
- Round 159: The Snow Queen, The Snow Queen
- Round 160: Bai Long Ma, Journey to the West
Rounds 161β180
- Round 161: The Dunwich Horror, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 162: Jagannath, Hindu Mythology
- Round 163: Aphrodite, Classical Mythology
- Round 164: Tezcatlipoca, Aztec Mythology
- Round 165: Soucouyant, Caribbean Folklore
- Round 166: LΓ½ ThΓ΄ng, ThαΊ‘ch Sanh
- Round 167: Balor, Celtic Mythology
- Round 168: Elagabalus, Arab Mythology
- Round 169: Iblis, Islam
- Round 170: Awilix, Mayan Mythology
- Round 171: XΕchipilli, Aztec Mythology
- Round 172: Vishnu, Hindu Mythology
- Round 173: Marie Stahlbaum, The Nutcracker
- Round 174: Wolpertinger, Germanic Mythology
- Round 175: Nanahuatzin, Aztec Mythology
- Round 176: Orang Minyak, Malaysian Mythology
- Round 177: Ullr, Norse Mythology
- Round 178: Cabrakan, Mayan Mythology
- Round 179: Nut, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 180: Rowena, Arthurian Legend
Rounds 181β200
- Round 181: Balayang, Aboriginal Australian Myths
- Round 182: Isis, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 183: Acat, Mayan Mythology
- Round 184: Xue Baochai, Dream of the Red Chamber
- Round 185: Thor, Norse Mythology
- Round 186: Centeotl, Aztec Mythology
- Round 187: Snow-White, Snow-White and Rose-Red
- Round 188: The Tortoise, The Tortoise and the Hare
- Round 189: Achilles, Classical Mythology
- Round 190: Kumbhakarna, Ramayana
- Round 191: Nyctimene, Classical Mythology
- Round 192: Shub-Niggurath, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 193: Apep, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 194: Olgoi-Khorkhoi, Mongolian Mythology
- Round 195: Robin Hood, Robin Hood
- Round 196: Thersites, The Iliad
- Round 197: Poseidon, Classical Mythology
- Round 198: Cernunnos, Celtic Mythology
- Round 199: Djinn, Arab Mythology
- Round 200: Humans, Various
Rounds 201β220
- Round 201: Raven, Haida Mythology
- Round 202: Epona, Celtic Mythology
- Round 203: Aisha Qandicha, Moroccan Folklore
- Round 204: Dionysus, Classical Mythology
- Round 205: He Xiangu, Chinese Mythology
- Round 206: Adze, Ewe Mythology
- Round 207: Tripodero, American Folklore
- Round 208: Wepwawet, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 209: Sun Wukong, Journey to the West
- Round 210: Two-Toed Tom, American Folklore
- Round 211: Fionn mac Cumhaill, Irish Mythology
- Round 212: Tsurube-otoshi, Japanese Folklore
- Round 213: Black Volga, Eastern European Folklore
- Round 214: Gashadokuro, Japanese Folklore
- Round 215: Jack Frost, Nordic Folklore
- Round 216: Ra, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 217: Zashiki-warashi, Japanese Folklore
- Round 218: Lou Carcolh, French Folklore
- Round 219: Mo'o, Pacific Mythology
- Round 220: St. Martha, Gospel of Luke
Rounds 221β240
- Round 221: Athena, Classical Mythology
- Round 222: Jabberwocky, Jabberwocky
- Round 223: Basilisk, European Folklore
- Round 224: Mephistopheles, Faust
- Round 225: Gnome, Renaissance Folklore
- Round 226: Talos, Classical Mythology
- Round 227: Kusa Kap, Torres Strait Folklore
- Round 228: Chonchon, Mapuche Mythology
- Round 229: Gargoyle, French Mythology
- Round 230: Aka Manto, Japanese Folklore
- Round 231: Sandman, Germanic Mythology
- Round 232: Amaterasu, Japanese Mythology
- Round 233: Baba Yaga, Slavic Mythology
- Round 234: Nzambici, Kongo Mythology
- Round 235: Nanook, Inuit Mythology
- Round 236: Supay, Inca Mythology
- Round 237: Ahkhekh, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 238: Hundun, Chinese Mythology
- Round 239: The Colour Out of Space, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 240: Haman, Book of Esther
Rounds 241β260
- Round 241: Kratt, Estonian Mythology
- Round 242: Archangel Gabriel, Book of Daniel
- Round 243: Tekkeitserktok, Inuit Mythology
- Round 244: Gilgamesh, Mesopotamian Mythology
- Round 245: Gerda, The Snow Queen
- Round 246: MΔra, Buddhism
- Round 247: Adnei haSadeh, Judaism
- Round 248: Ek Chuaj, Mayan Mythology
- Round 249: MomotarΕ, Japanese Folklore
- Round 250: Gray Wolf, Tsarevitch Ivan, the Fire Bird and the Gray Wolf
- Round 251: She-Wolf, Classical Mythology
- Round 252: Kokopelli, Southwestern Indigenous Mythology
- Round 253: Pandora, Classical Mythology
- Round 254: Ratatoskr, Norse Mythology
- Round 255: Mahaha, Inuit Mythology
- Round 256: Mu Shuvuu, Altaic Mythology
- Round 257: Furcas, Ars Goetia
- Round 258: Apollo, Classical Mythology
- Round 259: Queen of Sheba, Tanakh
- Round 260: Prester John, Christianity
Rounds 261β280
- Round 261: Leviathan, Book of Job
- Round 262: Cain, Book of Genesis
- Round 263: Nagual, Mesoamerican Folklore
- Round 264: Victor Frankenstein, Frankenstein
- Round 265: Tiamat, Mesopotamian Mythology
- Round 266: Boo Hag, Gullah Folklore
- Round 267: Kali, Hindu Mythology
- Round 268: Loch Ness Monster, Scottish Folklore
- Round 269: Ganymede, Classical Mythology
- Round 270: Rudolph, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
- Round 271: Pan, Classical Mythology
- Round 272: TΓ³ Neinilii, Navajo Mythology
- Round 273: Isiququmadevu, Zulu Mythology
- Round 274: Perchta, Alpine Paganism
- Round 275: Lancelot du Lac, Arthurian Legend
- Round 276: Reynard, Reynard the Fox
- Round 277: Urashima TarΕ, Japanese Folklore
- Round 278: HuΔ«tzilΕpΕchtli, Aztec Mythology
- Round 279: Tamamo-no-Mae, Japanese Mythology
- Round 280: Barbegazi, Alpine Folklore
Rounds 281β300
- Round 281: Ma Liang, Chinese Folklore
- Round 282: Nergal, Mesopotamian Mythology
- Round 283: Abdul Alhazred, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 284: Yule Cat, Icelandic Mythology
- Round 285: Evaki, Brazilian Bakairi Mythology
- Round 286: Christmas Spider, Eastern European Folklore
- Round 287: Kallikantzaros, Greek Folklore
- Round 288: Snallygaster, Appalachian Folklore
- Round 289: Jesus Christ, Christianity
- Round 290: Churn Milk Peg, Yorkshire Mythology
- Round 291: Kamapua'a, Hawaiian Mythology
- Round 292: Ned Ludd, British Folklore
- Round 293: Walitha'walitha, Aboriginal Australian Myths
- Round 294: Tatterhood, Tatterhood
- Round 295: Nian, Chinese Mythology
- Round 296: Cassandra, The Iliad
- Round 297: Hunahpu, Mayan Mythology
- Round 298: YHVH, Judaism
- Round 299: Ahura Mazda, Zoroastrianism
- Round 300: The Parrot, Il pappagallo
Rounds 301β320
- Round 301: El SilbΓ³n, Venezuelan Folklore
- Round 302: Baital, Hindu Folklore
- Round 303: Mad Hatter, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
- Round 304: Ushi-oni, Japanese Folklore
- Round 305: Sciron, Classical Mythology
- Round 306: Freyja, Norse Mythology
- Round 307: Janus, Roman Mythology
- Round 308: Yacumama, Amazonian Folklore
- Round 309: Sphinx, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 310: Bai Ze, Chinese Mythology
- Round 311: Hecatoncheire, Classical Mythology
- Round 312: Sinbad, Arabian Nights
- Round 313: Mateguas, Abenaki Mythology
- Round 314: Zombie, Voudoun
- Round 315: Thomas the Rhymer, Child Ballads
- Round 316: Little Red Riding Hood, Little Red Riding Hood
- Round 317: Hua Mulan, The Ballad of Mulan
- Round 318: Troll, Norse Mythology
- Round 319: Bilwis, Germanic Mythology
- Round 320: Inti, Inca Mythology
Rounds 321β340
- Round 321: Eurynomos, Classical Mythology
- Round 322: Pinocchio, The Adventures of Pinocchio
- Round 323: Khyah, Newari Mythology
- Round 324: Prometheus, Classical Mythology
- Round 325: Pach-an-a-ho', Yakama Mythology
- Round 326: Barometz, European Folklore
- Round 327: Mbielu-mbielu-mbielu, African Folklore
- Round 328: Baal, Canaanite Mythology
- Round 329: Solomon Grundy, Nursery Rhyme
- Round 330: Leir of Britain, Historia Regum Britanniae
- Round 331: QΔ«nglΓ³ng, Chinese Mythology
- Round 332: Pixie, British Folklore
- Round 333: TrΖ°Ζ‘ng Ba, TrΖ°Ζ‘ng Ba's Soul in the Butcher's Body
- Round 334: Set, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 335: Masauwu, Hopi Mythology
- Round 336: Ares, Classical Mythology
- Round 337: Sima Yi, Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Round 338: Le GΓ©ant, Mauritian Folklore
- Round 339: Satyr, Classical Mythology
- Round 340: Piasa, Native American Mythology
Rounds 341β360
- Round 341: Tu'er Shen, Chinese Mythology
- Round 342: Adam Kadmon, Kabbalah
- Round 343: Boogeyman, American Folklore
- Round 344: Paimon, Ars Goetia
- Round 345: Davey Jones, Nautical Folklore
- Round 346: Jenny Greenteeth, English Folklore
- Round 347: Mwindo, Nyanga Mythology
- Round 348: New Nessie, Japanese Folklore
- Round 349: Blood Sausage, The Strange Inn
- Round 350: NΔga, Hindu Mythology
- Round 351: Atum, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 352: Half-a-Rooster, Islam
- Round 353: Goblin, European Folklore
- Round 354: Chernobog, Slavic Mythology
- Round 355: Belphegor, Book of Numbers
- Round 356: Ninki-nanka, African Folklore
- Round 357: Ba, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 358: Dun Cow, English Mythology
- Round 359: The Bremen Town Musicians, The Bremen Town Musicians
- Round 360: Rod, American Urban Legend
Rounds 361β380
- Round 361: Scylla & Charbydis, The Odyssey
- Round 362: The Sailor, Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor
- Round 363: Xolotl, Aztec Mythology
- Round 364: Hypnos, Classical Mythology
- Round 365: Beast Folk, The Island of Doctor Moreau
- Round 366: Valac, Ars Goetia
- Round 367: Mula-sem-cabeça, Brazilian Folklore
- Round 368: Bladder-Head Boy, Kaska Dena Mythology
- Round 369: Badroulbadour, Aladdin
- Round 370: Yam Bhaya Akhoot, Indian Folklore
- Round 371: Ham, Book of Genesis
- Round 372: Odin, Norse Mythology
- Round 373: Glocester Ghoul, New England Folklore
- Round 374: Ladon, Classical Mythology
- Round 375: Huehuecoytl, Aztec Mythology
- Round 376: Ziz, Book of Psalms
- Round 377: Philoctetes, Classical Mythology
- Round 378: Thunderbird, Native American Mythology
- Round 379: Count Dracula, Dracula
- Round 380: Jeoseoung Saja, Korean Mythology
Rounds 381β400
- Round 381: MunuanΓ«, Guahibo Mythology
- Round 382: Bakekujira, Japanese Mythology
- Round 383: Unicorn, The Brave Little Tailor
- Round 384: Flatwoods Monster, American Urban Legend
- Round 385: Elizabeth Lavenza, Frankenstein
- Round 386: Limpang-Tung, The Gods of Pegāna
- Round 387: BΓ‘ihΗ, Chinese Mythology
- Round 388: ΔΔm SΔn, ΔΔm SΔn
- Round 389: Wati-Kutjara, Kukatja Mythology
- Round 390: Lampago, English Heraldry
- Round 391: Lusca, Caribbean Folklore
- Round 392: Poreskoro, Romani Mythology
- Round 393: Hermes Trismegistus, Hellenistic Mythology
- Round 394: Pele, Hawaiian Mythology
- Round 395: Ein Sof, Kabbalah
- Round 396: Wendigo, Algonquian Mythology
- Round 397: Wizard, European Folklore
- Round 398: Black Horse, French-Canadian Folklore
- Round 399: Krabat, Sorbian Folklore
- Round 400: Death, Book of Revelation
Rounds 401β420
- Round 401: Sobek, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 402: Gluskape, Abenaki Mythology
- Round 403: Hygeia, Classical Mythology
- Round 404: Mothman, American Urban Legend
- Round 405: Grendel, Beowulf
- Round 406: Xu Fu, Chinese Mythology
- Round 407: Yemoja, Yoruba Mythology
- Round 408: Meleager, Classical Mythology
- Round 409: Dick Whittington's Cat, English Folklore
- Round 410: Utgarda-Loki, Norse Mythology
- Round 411: Griggstown Cow, New Jersey Urban Legend
- Round 412: Geluchart, Islands of the Sun
- Round 413: Holawaka, Oromo Mythology
- Round 414: Cetus, Classical Mythology
- Round 415: Naayéé' NeizghÑnà & Tobadzischini, Navajo Mythology
- Round 416: Cthulhu, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 417: Puss in Boots, Puss in Boots
- Round 418: The Green Fisherman, The Adventures of Pinocchio
- Round 419: Nue, Japanese Folklore
- Round 420: Shiva, Hindu Mythology
Rounds 421β440
- Round 421: The Dish, Hey Diddle Diddle
- Round 422: Samaritan Snail, La Cosmographie Universelle
- Round 423: Hades, Classical Mythology
- Round 424: Ziphius, Ortus Sanitatis
- Round 425: Kaggen, San Mythology
- Round 426: Tjinimin, Mruinbata Aboriginal Mythology
- Round 427: Toronto Tunnel Monster, Canadian Urban Legend
- Round 428: Nachtkrabb, Germanic Mythology
- Round 429: Khepri, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 430: Baphomet, Christianity
- Round 431: Werewolf, Various
- Round 432: Senuna, Romano-British Syncretism
- Round 433: Undine, Renaissance Folklore
- Round 434: Thetis Lake Monster, Canadian Urban Legend
- Round 435: Kasa-obake, Japanese Folklore
- Round 436: Ophelia, Hamlet
- Round 437: Nemesis, Classical Mythology
- Round 438: Elaine of Astolat, Arthurian Legend
- Round 439: The Marassa, Voudoun
- Round 440: Princess Otohime, Japanese Folklore
Rounds 441β460
- Round 441: Leucothoe, Classical Mythology
- Round 442: Bigfoot, American Urban Legend
- Round 443: Mandrake, European Folklore
- Round 444: Hod, Norse Mythology
- Round 445: Seraph, Abrahamic Religion
- Round 446: Takeminakata, Japanese Mythology
- Round 447: Rangda, Balinese Mythology
- Round 448: Amleth, Medieval Scandinavian Legend
- Round 449: Tityus, Classical Mythology
- Round 450: Ogmios, Celtic Mythology
- Round 451: Bila, Adnyamathanha Mythology
- Round 452: Forfeit
- Round 453: Father Time, European Folklore
- Round 454: Hippocampus, Classical Mythology
- Round 455: Perseus, Classical Mythology
- Round 456: Ix Tub Tun, Mayan Mythology
- Round 457: Coyote, Native American Mythology
- Round 458: Cock Robin, Nursery Rhyme
- Round 459: Phoenix, Classical Mythology
- Round 460: Decarabia, Ars Goetia
Rounds 461β480
- Round 461: Kanzeon, Buddhism
- Round 462: Dakuwaqa, Fijian Mythology
- Round 463: Ganesha, Hindu Mythology
- Round 464: Kala-Nemi, Hindu Mythology
- Round 465: Crocotta, Classical Mythology
- Round 466: Dolos, Classical Mythology
- Round 467: Aatxe, Basque Mythology
- Round 468: Fence Rail Dog, Delaware Urban Legend
- Round 469: Fufluns, Etruscan Mythology
- Round 470: XuΓ‘nwΗ, Chinese Mythology
- Round 471: Tsunade, Japanese Mythology
- Round 472: Phosop, Thai Mythology
- Round 473: The Singing Tortoise, Ghanan Mythology
- Round 474: Virgil, The Divine Comedy
- Round 475: Rapeto, Malagasy Mythology
- Round 476: Caeneus, Classical Mythology
- Round 477: Rakshasha, Hindu Mythology
- Round 478: Krampus, Alpine Folklore
- Round 479: Cecaelia, Native American Mythology
- Round 480: Hero, Classical Mythology
Rounds 481β500
- Round 481: Br'er Terrapin, African-American Folklore
- Round 482: Ocnus, Classical Mythology
- Round 483: Kasai Rex, African Urban Legend
- Round 484: Lu Junyi, Water Margin
- Round 485: Amma, Dogon Mythology
- Round 486: Iron Henry, The Frog Prince
- Round 487: Hecate, Classical Mythology
- Round 488: Sekhmet, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 489: St. Lucia, Roman Catholicism
- Round 490: NuppeppΕ, Japanese Folklore
- Round 491: Abraham Van Helsing, Dracula
- Round 492: Matshishkapeu, Innu Mythology
- Round 493: Skadi, Norse Mythology
- Round 494: Atreus, Classical Mythology
- Round 495: Chickcharney, Bahamian Folklore
- Round 496: KΓ³taix, Selk'nam Mythology
- Round 497: Nycticorax, Medieval European Folklore
- Round 498: Skinwalker, Navajo Mythology
- Round 499: Horned Serpent, Native American Mythology
- Round 500: Dido, The Aeneid
Rounds 501β520
- Round 501: Dragon, Various
- Round 502: Maitreya, Buddhism
- Round 503: Shachihoko, Japanese Folklore
- Round 504: Tiresias, Classical Mythology
- Round 505: Crone, Wicca
- Round 506: Questing Beast, Arthurian Legend
- Round 507: Ichneumon, Medieval European Folklore
- Round 508: Mo, Chinese Mythology
- Round 509: Pocong, Indonesian Folklore
- Round 510: Samael, Judaism
- Round 511: Takemikazuchi, Japanese Mythology
- Round 512: Morgiana, Arabian Nights
- Round 513: Old King Cole, Nursery Rhyme
- Round 514: Hopkinsville Goblin, American Urban Legend
- Round 515: Cretan Bull, Classical Mythology
- Round 516: Zhūquè, Chinese Mythology
- Round 517: Thiazi, Norse Mythology
- Round 518: Santa Muerte, Mexican Folk Catholicism
- Round 519: Hymir, Norse Mythology
- Round 520: Enki, Mesopotamian Mythology
Rounds 521β540
- Round 521: Dr. Henry Jekyll & Mr. Edward Hyde, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Round 522: Orpheus, Classical Mythology
- Round 523: Emela-ntouka, African Urban Legend
- Round 524: Zeus, Classical Mythology
- Round 525: Drop Bear, Australian Urban Legend
- Round 526: Archangel Raphael, Book of Tobit
- Round 527: Gustaf Johansen, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 528: Headless Horseman, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
- Round 529: Dull Gret, Flemish Folklore
- Round 530: Mama Quilla, Inca Mythology
- Round 531: Archangel Uriel, Book of Esdras
- Round 532: Al-KhiαΈr, Islam
- Round 533: Kayeri, Cuiva Mythology
- Round 534: Droemerdene, Palawa Mythology
- Round 535: Hestia, Classical Mythology
- Round 536: Yale, European Heraldry
- Round 537: Frigg, Norse Mythology
- Round 538: Erlik Khan, Turkic Mythology
- Round 539: Baal, Canaanite Mythology
- Round 540: RΔvaαΉa, Ramayana
Rounds 541β560
- Round 541: Behemoth, Book of Job
- Round 542: Dajna, Maltese Mythology
- Round 543: Qilin, Chinese Mythology
- Round 544: Pangur BΓ‘n, Irish Folklore
- Round 545: Ammit, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 546: MΔra, Baltic Mythology
- Round 547: Punga, MΔori Mythology
- Round 548: Tsukuyomi, Japanese Mythology
- Round 549: Sea Goat, Babylonian Mythology
- Round 550: Cat-sith, Celtic Mythology
- Round 551: MomotarΕ, Japanese Folklore
- Round 552: Gyges, The Republic
- Round 553: Chantico, Aztec Mythology
- Round 554: Artemis, Classical Mythology
- Round 555: Jonah, Book of Jonah
- Round 556: Lone Gunner of Flesquières, Germanic Urban Legend
- Round 557: Ashtar Sheran, New Age Spiritualism
- Round 558: Siats, Ute Mythology
- Round 559: Starbuck, Moby-Dick
- Round 560: Urcuchillay, Inca Mythology
Rounds 561β580
- Round 561: Tyr, Norse Mythology
- Round 562: Tatzelwurm, Alpine Folklore
- Round 563: Hephaestus, Classical Mythology
- Round 564: Sylph, Renaissance Folklore
- Round 565: Sedna, Inuit Mythology
- Round 566: Jugemu-jugemu GokΕnosurikire Kaijarisuigyo-no SuigyΕmatsu Unraimatsu FΕ«raimatsu KΕ«nerutokoroni-sumutokoro YaburakΕjino-burakΕji Paipopaipo-paiponoshΕ«ringan ShΕ«ringanno-gΕ«rindai GΕ«rindaino-ponpokopΔ«no-ponpokonΔno ChΕkyΕ«meino-chΕsuke, Rakugo
- Round 567: Roc, Arabian Nights
- Round 568: Kushtaka, Tlingit Mythology
- Round 569: Agemo, Yoruba Mythology
- Round 570: Pygmy, Classical Mythology
- Round 571: Norn, Norse Mythology
- Round 572: Bunyip, Aboriginal Australian Myths
- Round 573: Makemake, Rapa Nui Mythology
- Round 574: Nezha, Chinese Mythology
- Round 575: Pukwudgie, Wampanoag Folklore
- Round 576: Babr, Russian Folklore
- Round 577: The Gingerbread Witch, Hansel and Gretel
- Round 578: Lazarus of Bethany, The Four Gospels
- Round 579: Tsohanoai, Navajo Mythology
- Round 580: Lamia, Classical Mythology
Rounds 581β600
- Round 581: Khonsu, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 582: Argus Panoptes, Classical Mythology
- Round 583: Hanuman, Ramayana
- Round 584: Ahuizotl, Aztec Mythology
- Round 585: Phoenix, The Iliad
- Round 586: Heimdall, Norse Mythology
- Round 587: William Tell, William Tell
- Round 588: Ayangalu, Yoruba Mythology
- Round 589: Thisbe, The Metamorphoses
- Round 590: Siren, Classical Mythology
- Round 591: Sα» Dα»«a, Sα» Dα»«a
- Round 592: Averasboro Gallinipper, North Carolina Urban Legend
- Round 593: St. Paul of Thebes, Christianity
- Round 594: Gargantua, Gargantua & Pantagruel
- Round 595: Toutatis, Celtic Mythology
- Round 596: Kappa, Japanese Folklore
- Round 597: Ogre, European Folklore
- Round 598: Laertes, Classical Mythology
- Round 599: Not a Mythological Character , real-life person
- Round 600: Urizen, The Book of Urizen
Rounds 601β620
- Round 601: Lucretia, Classical Mythology
- Round 602: Bahamut, Arab Mythology
- Round 603: Lumaluma, Kunwinjku Mythology
- Round 604: Sarasvati, Hindu Mythology
- Round 605: Nerthus, Germanic Mythology
- Round 606: Djedi, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 607: Pua Tu Tahi, Tahitian Mythology
- Round 608: Xiwangmu, Chinese Mythology
- Round 609: The Green Knight, Arthurian Legend
- Round 610: Abatwa, Zulu Mythology
- Round 611: Mapinguari, Brazilian Folklore
- Round 612: Mishipeshu, Native American Mythology
- Round 613: Penanggalan, Malaysian Folklore
- Round 614: Philemon, The Metamorphoses
- Round 615: Dante, The Divine Comedy
- Round 616: Spider Grandmother, Navajo and Hopi Mythology
- Round 617: RΓΌbezahl, Germanic Mythology
- Round 618: Slue-Foot Sue, American Folklore
- Round 619: Mare, Germanic Mythology
- Round 620: Horagalles, SΓ‘mi Mythology
Rounds 621β640
- Round 621: Taytet, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 622: Yamata-no-Orochi, Japanese Mythology
- Round 623: CaΓ―ssa, Renaissance Literature
- Round 624: DilΔrΔm, Persian Folklore
- Round 625: KasogonagΓ‘, Toba Mythology
- Round 626: Hi'iaka, Hawaiian Mythology
- Round 627: Bayard, Matter of France
- Round 628: Empusa, Classical Mythology
- Round 629: Cocijo, Zapotec Mythology
- Round 630: Gaiya, Kuku Yalanji Mythology
- Round 631: Beelzebub, Judaism
- Round 632: Mammon, Gospel of Matthew
- Round 633: Procrustes, Classical Mythology
- Round 634: Iwazaru, Japanese Folklore
- Round 635: NΓΓ°hΓΆggr, Norse Mythology
- Round 636: Yahweh, Canaanite Mythology
- Round 637: Boobrie, Scottish Folklore
- Round 638: Ropen, Papua New Guinea Urban Legend
- Round 639: Easter Bunny, Germanic Mythology
- Round 640: The Miller of Dee, English Folk Song
Rounds 641β660
- Round 641: Rumpelstiltskin, Rumpelstiltskin
- Round 642: Azazel, Judaism
- Round 643: Turbo-Granny, Japanese Urban Legend
- Round 644: The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, Nursery Rhyme
- Round 645: King David, Books of Samuel
- Round 646: Yeti, Himalayan Folklore
- Round 647: HΓ€-qweh-da-Δt-gΗh, Haudenosaunee Mythology
- Round 648: Orthrus, Classical Mythology
- Round 649: Yukinko, Japanese Mythology
- Round 650: Impundulu, African Mythology
- Round 651: Timara, Kuku Yalanji Mythology
- Round 652: Nora of Kelmendi, Nora of Kelmendi
- Round 653: Manito, Lenape Mythology
- Round 654: Cinnamologus, Classical Mythology
- Round 655: Horus, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 656: Asmodeus, Book of Tobit
- Round 657: Typhon, Classical Mythology
- Round 658: Nekhbet, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 659: King Arthur, Arthurian Legend
- Round 660: Little Jack Horner, Nursery Rhyme
Rounds 661β680
- Round 661: Rainbow Serpent, Aboriginal Australian Myths
- Round 662: Mari Lwyd, Welsh Folklore
- Round 663: Mokele-Mbembe, African Urban Legend
- Round 664: Jatayu, Ramayana
- Round 665: Preta, Buddhism
- Round 666: Gualichu, Tehuelche Mythology
- Round 667: Lucifer, Christianity
- Round 668: Erzulie Dantor, Voudoun
- Round 669: Cratinus, The Pytine
- Round 670: Cherufe, Mapuche Mythology
- Round 671: Ishikawa Goemon, Japanese Folklore
- Round 672: Adaro, Pacific Mythology
- Round 673: Succubus, European Folklore
- Round 674: Sophia, Gnosticism
- Round 675: Ka'ahupahau, Hawaiian Mythology
- Round 676: Xipe Totec, Aztec Mythology
- Round 677: Basan, Japanese Mythology
- Round 678: HuΓ‘nglΓ³ng, Chinese Mythology
- Round 679: Heracles, Classical Mythology
- Round 680: Yanluo Wang, Chinese Mythology
Rounds 681β700
- Round 681: Buru, Indian Urban Legend
- Round 682: Goldilocks, Goldilocks
- Round 683: Beauty, Beauty and the Beast
- Round 684: Shezmu, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 685: Chupacabra, Mexican Urban Legend
- Round 686: Dominion, Christianity
- Round 687: Banshee, Irish Folklore
- Round 688: AmabiΓ©, Japanese Folklore
- Round 689: Mose Humphrey, American Folklore
- Round 690: Ghroth, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 691: Chaos, Classical Mythology
- Round 692: Jubjub Bird, Jabberwocky
- Round 693: The Big Bad Wolf, Little Red Riding Hood
- Round 694: Judge Paw Kong, Chinese Folklore
- Round 695: Saci-PererΓͺ, Brazilian Folklore
- Round 696: Minotaur, Classical Mythology
- Round 697: The Lion of Ruokolahti, Finnish Urban Legend
- Round 698: Wraith, Scottish Folklore
- Round 699: Mami Wata, Yoruba Mythology
- Round 700: Laozi, Taoism
Rounds 701β720
- Round 701: Skunk Ape, American Urban Legend
- Round 702: Carmen, Carmen
- Round 703: Lemure, Roman Mythology
- Round 704: Enkidu, The Epic of Gilgamesh
- Round 705: Muldjewangk, Ngarrindjeri Mythology
- Round 706: Fenrir, Norse Mythology
- Round 707: Shoggoth, Cthulhu Mythos
- Round 708: CuΓ©lebre, Cantabrian Mythology
- Round 709: Don Quixote, Don Quixote
- Round 710: Ixtab, Mayan Mythology
- Round 711: Ogopogo, Canadian Urban Legend
- Round 712: Sea Bear, Native American Mythology
- Round 713: Tarasque, French Folklore
- Round 714: Aradia, Wicca
- Round 715: Casey, Casey at the Bat
- Round 716: River Mumma, Jamaican Folklore
- Round 717: Cheops, The Mummy!
- Round 718: Thomas the Apostle, The Four Gospels
- Round 719: Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Japanese Mythology
- Round 720: Stymphalian Bird, Classical Mythology
Rounds 721β740
- Round 721: Hoyau Kamuy, Ainu Mythology
- Round 722: Mareecha, Ramayana
- Round 723: Zorro, Zorro
- Round 724: Oni, Japanese Folklore
- Round 725: Horned God, Wicca
- Round 726: Centaur, Classical Mythology
- Round 727: Milady de Winter, The Three Musketeers
- Round 728: Marquis of Carabas, Puss in Boots
- Round 729: Kachina, Pueblo Mythology
- Round 730: Pazuzu, Mesopotamian Mythology
- Round 731: Goatman, American Urban Legend
- Round 732: Atalanta, Classical Mythology
- Round 733: Saki, The RubΓ‘iyΓ‘t of Omar KhayyΓ‘m
- Round 734: Cinderella, Cinderella
- Round 735: The Mad Gasser of Mattoon, Illinois Urban Legend
- Round 736: Wyvern, European Folklore
- Round 737: Cockatrice, European Folklore
- Round 738: Stingy Jack, Irish Folklore
- Round 739: RyΕ«jin, Japanese Mythology
- Round 740: Kumarbi, Hittite Mythology
Rounds 741β760
- Round 741: Jonah, Book of Jonah
- Round 742: Io, Classical Mythology
- Round 743: Cormoran, Cornish Folklore
- Round 744: Andras, Ars Goetia
- Round 745: Jiraiya, Japanese Folklore
- Round 746: Carbuncle, Chilote Mythology
- Round 747: Cyclops, Classical Mythology
- Round 748: El Naddaha, Islamic-Egyptian Folklore
- Round 749: Vampire Watermelon, Romani Mythology
- Round 750: Durga, Hindu Mythology
- Round 751: Beowulf, Beowulf
- Round 752: Sadie the Goat, American Urban Legend
- Round 753: Bishamonten, Buddhism
- Round 754: Gareth of Orkney, Arthurian Legend
- Round 755: Zurvan, Zoroastrianism
- Round 756: Owlman, English Urban Legend
- Round 757: KuyΕ«thΔ, Arab Mythology
- Round 758: Musimon, European Heraldry
- Round 759: Anat, Canaanite Mythology
- Round 760: Tengu, Japanese Mythology
Rounds 761β780
- Round 761: Bastet, Egyptian Mythology
- Round 762: Cardenio, Don Quixote
- Round 763: Hutash, Chumash Mythology
- Round 764: Samson, Book of Judges
- Round 765:
- Round 766:
- Round 767:
- Round 768:
- Round 769:
- Round 770:
- Round 771:
- Round 772:
- Round 773:
- Round 774:
- Round 775:
- Round 776:
- Round 777:
- Round 778:
- Round 779:
- Round 780:
Edited by RWBYraikou888 on May 4th 2024 at 4:33:09 AM
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#3: Oct 26th 2023 at 6:51:41 PM
Round 1
- Most modern portrayals of me make me more sympathetic
- I am from Japanese Mythology
- I am not a Youkai
- I am a goddess
- I have something to do with the underworld
- I am female
- I am not the Hinoeuma
Edited by RWBYraikou888 on Oct 26th 2023 at 10:27:54 AM
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
coemedypink
totally non-filler title
from japanifornia, los angeles
(Handed A Sword)
Relationship Status: The vvillage twwo-wwheeled devvice
totally non-filler title
"ENTITY"
#5: Oct 26th 2023 at 6:53:51 PM
Do you have anything to do with the "underworld" of your religion?
Remind me to kill that annoying speaker
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#6: Oct 26th 2023 at 6:54:31 PM
No and yes.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
callmeamuffin
β Mint, Nuts, and Waffle β
from the kitchen
(Trinitroper)
Relationship Status: Thinkin' about you, muffin
β Mint, Nuts, and Waffle β
#7: Oct 26th 2023 at 6:58:09 PM
From an Abrahamic religion?
Come play Character Uplift Game!
coemedypink
totally non-filler title
from japanifornia, los angeles
(Handed A Sword)
Relationship Status: The vvillage twwo-wwheeled devvice
totally non-filler title
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#9: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:02:58 PM
No and yes.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
coemedypink
totally non-filler title
from japanifornia, los angeles
(Handed A Sword)
Relationship Status: The vvillage twwo-wwheeled devvice
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#11: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:07:44 PM
No.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
LucasdaKool
Just a random π
from At ???βs home
Since: Sep, 2022
Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Just a random π
#12: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:14:07 PM
From an Asian Mythology System?
Meow meow meow (I am just a lilβ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#13: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:16:13 PM
Yes.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
LucasdaKool
Just a random π
from At ???βs home
Since: Sep, 2022
Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Just a random π
#14: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:16:44 PM
East Asian?
Meow meow meow (I am just a lilβ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#15: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:17:03 PM
Yes.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
LucasdaKool
Just a random π
from At ???βs home
Since: Sep, 2022
Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Just a random π
#16: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:17:15 PM
Japanese Myth?
Meow meow meow (I am just a lilβ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#17: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:17:25 PM
Yes.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
LucasdaKool
Just a random π
from At ???βs home
Since: Sep, 2022
Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Just a random π
#18: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:18:37 PM
Wonder if fairy tale characters count as myth and legend? If so, do more modern fairy tales (such as the one written lately in the medieval age or later) counts?
Edited by LucasdaKool on Oct 26th 2023 at 7:19:31 AM
Meow meow meow (I am just a lilβ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#19: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:19:22 PM
![[up]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/smiles/arrow_up.png "[up]"){kind=icon}
Actually, I'll amend my first post to include them. They should count.
LucasdaKool
Just a random π
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Just a random π
#20: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:20:51 PM
What about characters from fairy tale-like literature works? Can Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland character be played?
Meow meow meow (I am just a lilβ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
LucasdaKool
Just a random π
from At ???βs home
Since: Sep, 2022
Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Just a random π
#21: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:22:01 PM
Are you a Youkai?
Meow meow meow (I am just a lilβ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#22: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:24:19 PM
Yes, they can apply. No.
LucasdaKool
Just a random π
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Since: Sep, 2022
Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
Just a random π
#23: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:24:53 PM
A goddess?
Meow meow meow (I am just a lilβ hungry cat, I have nothing to do with a certain guy who hired an assassin)
coemedypink
totally non-filler title
from japanifornia, los angeles
(Handed A Sword)
Relationship Status: The vvillage twwo-wwheeled devvice
totally non-filler title
RWBYraikou888
The Undercover Troper
from The Kingdom of Atlas
Since: Aug, 2020
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
The Undercover Troper
#25: Oct 26th 2023 at 7:27:22 PM
Yes and no.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
Total posts: 27,261
At this point, character guessing games for various companies have become commonplace. However, how about we step backwards in time to guess characters from hearsay and legend? The rules basically follow any other forum game of its type.
What counts as "mythological"?
If there's any questions or further suggestions, let me know!
A complete list of past rounds can be found here
Edited by RWBYraikou888 on Nov 11th 2023 at 3:18:56 PM
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.