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Depiction of a "Korrigan ", small elf of the Celtic forests Kabouter (Dutch ) - Little people that live underground, in mushrooms, or as house spiritsKachina (Hopi and Puebloan ) - Nature spiritKahaku (Japanese ) - Little people and water spiritsKajsa (Scandinavian ) - Wind spiritKalakeyas (Hindu ) - Descendents of KalaKallikantzaroi (Greek ) - Grotesque, malevolent spiritKamaitachi (Japanese ) - Wind spiritKamatayan (Philippine ) - Philippine counterpart of DeathKami (Japanese ) - Nature spiritKamikiri (Japanese ) - Hair-cutting spiritKanbari-nyūdō (Japanese ) - Bathroom spiritKanbo (Japanese ) - Drought spiritKanedama (Japanese ) - Money spiritKappa (Japanese ) - Little people and water spiritKapre (Philippine ) - Malevolent tree spiritKarakoncolos (Bulgarian and Turkish ), also in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia known as Karanđoloz - Troublesome spiritKarakura (Turkish ) - Male night-demonKarasu-tengu (Japanese ) - Tengu with a bird's billKarkadann (Persian ) - One-horned giant animalKarkinos (Greek ) - Giant crabKarura (Japanese ) - Eagle-human hybridKarzełek (Polish ) - Little people and mine spiritsKasa-obake (Japanese ) - Animated parasolKasha (Japanese ) - Cat-like demon which descends from the sky and carries away corpsesKashanbo (Japanese ) - Kappa who climb into the mountains for the winterKatawa-guruma (Japanese ) - Woman riding on a flaming wheelKatsura-otoko (Japanese ) - Handsome man from the moonKatallan (Albanian )- Man eating giantKaukas (Lithuanian ) - Nature spiritKawa-uso (Japanese ) - Supernatural river otterKawa-zaru (Japanese ) - Smelly, cowardly water spiritKeelut (Inuit ) - Hairless dogKee-wakw (Abenaki ) - Half-human half-animal cannibalistic giantKekkai (Japanese ) - Amorphous afterbirth spiritKelpie (Irish and Scottish ) - Malevolent water horseKer (Greek ) - Female death spiritKesaran-pasaran (Japanese ) - Mysterious, white, fluffy creatureKeukegen (Japanese ) - Disease spiritKeythong (Heraldic ) - Wingless griffinColchis bull (Greek ) - Bronze-hoofed bulls
Khyah (Nepalese ) - Fat, hairy ape-like creatureKigatilik (Inuit ) - Night-demonKijimunaa (Japanese ) - Tree sprite from OkinawaKijo (Japanese ) - She-devilKikimora (Slavic ) - Female house spiritKillmoulis (English and Scottish ) - Ugly, mischievous mill spiritKinnara (Hindu ) - Human-bird hybridKin-u (Japanese ) - BirdKirin (Japanese ) - Japanese UnicornKishi (Angola ) - Malevolent, two-faced seducerKitsune (Japanese ) - Fox spiritKitsune-Tsuki (Japanese ) - Person possessed by a fox spiritKiyohime (Japanese ) - Woman who transformed into a serpentine demon out of the rage of unrequited loveKlabautermann (German ) - Ship spiritKnocker (folklore) (Cornish and Welsh ) - Little people and mine spiritsKnucker (English ) - Water dragonKobalos (Greek ) - Goblin like thieves and trickstersKobold (German ) - Little people and mine or house spiritsKodama (Japanese ) - Tree spiritKofewalt (Germanic ) - House spiritKo-gok (Abenaki ) - Hideous monsterKokakuchō (Japanese ) - Ubume birdKomainu (Japanese ) - Protective animalKonaki-Jijii (Japanese ) - Infant that cries until it is picked up, then increases its weight and crushes its victimKongamoto (Congo ) - Flying creatureKonoha-tengu (Japanese ) - Bird-like creatureKoro-pok-guru (Ainu ) - Little people Korrigan (Breton ) - Little people and nature spiritsKraken (Scandinavian ) - Sea monsterKrasnoludek (Slavic ) - Little people nature spiritsKrasue (Southeast Asian ) - Vampiric, floating headKuarahy Jára (Guaraní ) - Forest spiritKubikajiri (Japanese ) - Female corpse-chewing graveyard spiritKuchisake-onna (Japanese ) - Vengeful ghost of a woman mutilated by her husbandKuda-gitsune (Japanese ) - Miniature fox spiritKudan (Japanese ) - Human-faced calf which predicts a calamity before dyingKui (Chinese ) - One-legged monsterKukudhi (Albanian )- Female demon who spreads sicknessKulshedra (Albanian ) - Drought-causing dragonKumakatok (Philippine ) - Death spiritsKumiho (Korean ) - Fox spiritKun (Chinese ) - Giant fishKupua (Hawaiian ) - Shapeshifting trickstersKurabokko (Japanese ) - Guardian spirit of a warehouseKurage-no-hinotama (Japanese ) - Jellyfish which floats through the air as a fireballKurma (Hindu mythology ) - Second avatar of Vishnu in the form of a TurtleKurupi (Guaraní ) - Wild man and fertility spiritKushtaka (Tlingit ) - Shapeshifting otter spiritKye-ryong (Korean ) - Chicken-lizard hybridKyourinrin (Japanese ) - Animated scroll or paperKyūbi-no-kitsune (Japanese ) - Nine-tailed foxKyūketsuki (Japanese ) - Vampire
