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Change: creature with the two legs of an eagle and the tail of a serpent.Stonepony83's artworkNo, it's not a minotaur. This is considered to be a "Bucentaur". It is like a centaur, only instead of a horse body, the bucentaur has the form of a bull.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 438)  View all updates.

Change: 's Monster Furies G: Gargoyle Garuda Gashadokuro Ghost Ghoul Gnome Goat man Goblin Gog and Magog Golem Grant Gremlin Grendel (Beowulf) Griffin Grim Reaper Grither Gugalanna H: Hadhayosh Haetae/Xiezhi Harpy Haunt Headless Horseman Hell Hound Hippogriff Hobbit Hoga Hsigo Huldra Humbaba Hydra I: Ibong Adarna Imoogi Itcuintlipotzotli J: Jabberwock Jan   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 659)  View all updates.

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Change: outgrabe. The poem "Jabberwocky" also features centrally in the plot of the 2010 film 'Alice in Wonderland' directed by Tim Burton. However, the few lines that are recited in the film (by the Mad Hatter, played by Johnny Depp) are edited, and not directly taken from the original text.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 574)  View all updates.

Change: itsit's really an a creature that looks like a mixture between an insect and a dragon. Everything in ItalicItalics is a fictional creature (as in they only appear in poems or are recently createdcreated, likefor example the jabberwocky andor hobbits). A: Abada Abaddon / Apollyllon   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 655)  View all updates.

Change: green tunics.The Green Man is the patron of subversives and survivors. He is belived to be a Celtic symbol of creative fertility in nature. He is not at all quaint, and should not be taken lightly.Text Copyright Wessex Books 2007Written by Michael St John Parker   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 330)  View all updates.

Change: carved or painted heads, and sometimes whole figures of wild, shaggy men of the woods, are scattered throughout the iconography of mediaeval Europe. And unlike many of the devil-monsters whose effigies menace and grimace around the outsides of mediaeval churches, the Green Man was allowed fleshinside - or perhaps   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 317)  View all updates.

Change: the man she had takenthey would marry her. IfHowever, if a man did marriedmarry her however, (in a church in the name of god)god), tales tell;tell that she would turn into an ugly woman. But in   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 132)  View all updates.