List of species

The S.M.I.T.E. organization handles a plethora of supernatural (and often unorthodox) beings. All **species** of myth and legend that are recorded and categorized are filed under the the agency.

## North America

North American species of mythology has varied over the few centuries, but can be divided into several cultures:

### Native American

* Akhlut - Orca with the ability to transform into a giant wolf or a hybrid of the two. It hunts humans and other animals in the land or sea. It usually awaits near the shores to capture prey nearby.
* Amala - Giant from Tsimshian, Nass, Skidegate, Kaigani, Massett, and Tlingit culture. Its strength supports the natural revolution of the world by bringing the globe to into the sun's gravitational pull.
* Coyote - Trickster spirit that takes the form of a coyote.
* Deer women - Shapeshifters that appear as either a deer, a woman, or a human with deer characteristics. They are amoral, often appearing to warn humans of an inevitable curse, charm and then kill them, or partake in a dance.
* Mishipeshu
* Raven - A trickster spirit like Coyote, however it is protective towards humans.
* Tariaksuq
* Thunderbird -
* Wendigo

### Mesoamerican

* Ahuizotl
* Cipactli
* Chupacabra
* Feathered serpent
	+ Quetzalcoatl
* Hupia
* Mohan
* Sayona
* Yahui

### Dubious sightings

* Bigfoot
* Jersey Devil

## South America

* Anchimayen
* Ao Ao
* Headless Mule
* Wekufe
* Yacumama

## Europe

Because of the extenside nature of European fairytales and stories, many creatures are rumored to have originated from here or at least related to similar creatures in mythology.

### General

* Dragons
* Elves
* Fairies
	+ Elemental fairies
	+ Dark fairies
* Goblin
	+ Hobgoblin
* Gnome
* Krampus
* Pixies
* Unicorn
* Vampire
* Werewolves
* Witches

### French

* Beast of Gévaudan
* Cockatrice
* Gargoyle
* Orgre
* Reynard

### German

* Bogeyman
* Changeling
* Dwarf
* Headless Horsemen
* Neck
* Tatzelwurm

### Celtic

* Banshee
* Brownie
* Cat Sith
* Dullahan
* Drow
* Enfield
* Kobold
* Leprechaun
* Puca
* Selkie

### Scandinavian

* Fylgjia
* Huldrefolk
* Ice Trolls
* Kelpie
* Kraken
* Lindworm
	+ Jormungandr
* Mermaid
* Polar humanoids
* Selma

### Greek

* Basilisk
* Centaur
* Anemoi
* Ceryneian Hind
* Charybdis
* Cyclops
* Diomedian horses
* Furies
* Gorgon
* Griffins
	+ Hippogriffs
* Harpies
* Hellhound
* Hippocampus
* Hydra
* Ladon
* Lotus tree
* Minotaur
* Multi-headed Dogs
* Nemeon Lion
* Nymphs
	+ Dryad
* Pegasi
	+ Chollima
* Phoenix
* Sirens
* Skylla
* Stymphalian Birds
* Satyr
* Telekhine

### Russian

* Firebird
* Fire serpent
* Indrik
* Yaga

## Asia

### General

* Dragons
* Fox spirits
	+ Kitsune
	+ Huli Jing
	+ Kumiho
* Shi
	+ Shishi
	+ Shisa
		- Komainu

### Chinese

* Ao
* Dragon turtles
* Fenghuang
* Fudog
* Hungry Ghost
* Jiangshi
* Longma
* Moon rabbit
* Nian
* Qilin
* Sanzuwu
* Tiangou
* Xiezhi
* Yaoguai

### Japanese

Unlike most legendary creatues, almost all Japanese creatures share an exclusive culture and/or nature. Collectively, they are known as **Yokai**.

* Bakeneko/Nekomata
* Baku
* Jorōgumo
* Kappa
* Noppera-bō
* Onryo
* Oni
* Orochi
* Raijū
* Shinigami
* Tanuki
* Tengu
* Ushi-oni
* Yuki-onna

### Indian

* Airavata
* Aspara
* Garuda
* Naga
* Rainbow Fish
* Yaksha/Yakshi
* Yali

### Persian

* Manticore
* Roc
* Simurgh
* Shahbaz

### Arabic

* Djinn
* Ghoul
* Grine
* Ifrit

### Egyptian

* Ammit
* Anubis
* Mummy
* Serpopard
* Set animal
* Shabti
* Sphinx
	+ Criosphinx
	+ Hieracosphinx
* Uraeus

## Australia

* Bunyip
* Rainbow Serpent
* Yowie

## Other

* Black Dog
* Dokkaeb
* La Llorona
* Megafauna

*Main article: Megafauna*
* Questing Beast
* Sea-lion
* Swan maiden
* Xana
* Yeti
* Will-o'-the-wisp
	+ Hitodama
	+ Onibi