Academy of Creatures

Japanese lion or okami

Old Japanese word for Japanese wolf

Tsuchigumo

Characters from Japanese legends and tales, giant spiders.

Tsuru (cranes)

Very rarely they turn into people; in human form they are very kind, sweet, beautiful creatures with an all-understanding look.

They

Man-eating demons. They are usually huge in size. These creatures can transform into people and are very fond of human flesh.

Yurei

A term in Japanese mythology used particularly in reference to the spirits of dead people.

Kitsune

A fox demon with nine tails. Brings fox fire in its paws, which does not harm them.

Tengu

Raven Demon. A man with black raven wings. Usually lives in the mountains, has magical powers.

Mermaids, sea nymphs

Creatures that live in water and have a charming singing voice.

Nekomata

A creature from Japanese mythology that resembles a cat. Japanese and Chinese legends describe two types of nekomata: wild nekomata that live in mountainous areas, and domestic cats that turn into nekomata as they grow.

Gorgons

They had a terrifying appearance: scales instead of skin, wings and snakes instead of hair.

Jörmungand

A huge serpent symbolizing darkness and destruction. We see it as a creature with a human torso and a serpent's body.

Dragon

According to myths, dragons stole gold and piled it up in piles, on which they then slept. There are both good and evil winged monsters.

Dwarf

The main enemies of the dragons that lived underground. These mythical creatures are considered to be the spirits of the earth and mountains. Although they are small in stature, they have great strength.

Nephilim

According to some claims, the "fallen" were created as a result of angels having intercourse with women.

Vampire or ghoul, or ghoul

In the lower mythology of the peoples of Europe, a dead person who rises from the grave at night or appears in the form of a bat, sucking the blood of sleeping people, sending nightmares.

Demon

A collective name for supernatural beings or spirits that occupy a lower position than the gods and can be both good and bad.

Elf

Descriptions of elves in different mythologies vary, but, as a rule, they are beautiful, bright creatures, spirits of the forest.

Fairy

A mythological creature of a metaphysical nature, possessing inexplicable, supernatural abilities, leading a hidden life and at the same time having the ability to interfere in a person’s daily life - under the guise of good intentions, often causing harm.

Angel

A spiritual, ethereal being who communicates the will of God and has supernatural powers. Traditionally, an angel is depicted as an anthropomorphic being with wings on its back.

Tanuki

Traditional Japanese werebeasts that symbolize happiness and prosperity. Usually described as raccoon dogs. In Japanese folklore, these animals possess great knowledge, long life, and magical powers.

The Academy consists of seven floors and over 509 classrooms. It houses a variety of creatures and races, ranging from mermaids to half-snakes and hybrids, hydras, and chimeras. Creatures from 15 to millions of years old study there. The Academy has a dormitory for students