How do you find out about all the different types of fairies?

by Darwin Bell

I’m looking for a good reference on types of fairies, elves,etc. I need pics and discriptions.

Answer by Moe A
try this link:

uncyclopedia.org

;-D

Answer by Erin
http://www.geocities.com/goddess21q/fantasycreatures.html at this site you will find different fairies, pegasus and unicorns.

femael and male elves, blood elves, night elves, dark elves, evil elves- as for these google them individually and u will find more information and pictures

Answer by siobhan
This site has some good info on the Fairy Kingdom:

http://www.moonslipper.com/apictureofthefairykingdom.html

Answer by Sarah S
A good fairytale book with great images would be
“Lady Cottington’s Smushed Fairies Book”

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Image by Darwin Bell
Fairies, the enchanted forrest type, not the castro type

I need some kind of unknown creature “community or world” for my book but I can’t find anything besides the traditional mythical creatures (vampires, fairies, mermaids, greek mythology etc.), any ideas?

Thanks!
well I don’t mean NEVER heard of but something unique that not a lot of people have heard of.

Answer by Fallen Angel
Edward Cullen. He’s a combination of a fairy, AND vegan-vampire!

Answer by Chuckles the IPU
well hun if no one has heard of them how can we know about them. if you are the writer than start with either a trait or ability you want your creatures to have. just figure out one thing about them and build around it.

Tolkein made up the name hobbit. it just came to him. he had no idea what a hobbit was or anything. so from that he built an entire world. (took him decades so hope you aren’t in a hurry)

Answer by I am a theatre geek
The Chupacabra (don’t think I spelled it rite) is a Spanish legend.

Answer by im smart but im still stupid
maenaed(think i spelt that right)

it is greek but i dont think many people know of them or what they do(unless you watch true blood cause there was one is season 2)

Answer by jotun_hertigen
“The Ring” movies basically depicted a “rusalka”; but even the makers of those films probably did not know about the history of rusalki, or how terrifying and powerfull those drowned little girls can be.

In the Harry Potter stories Moaning Myrtle is a kids book version of a rusulka. For Christians a person can not be canonized as a saint if they died by drowning. That is why the nobles tried to kill Nicholas Rasputin by drowning him, and thus preventing the Czar or Czarina from making Rasputin a saint. I think that little girls who may still be pure and otherwise saint like, who die by drowning and are prevented from a saint status in heaven gain extra horrific power as a rusulka in this way. Even a powerful Baba Yaga (Slavic witch) would not want to take on a rusulka.

” In Slavic mythology, a rusalka (plural: rusalki or rusalky) was a female ghost, water nymph, succubus or mermaid-like demon that dwelled in a waterway. ‘

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