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Asian Gods and Deities

Wander through Asia’s vast pantheons where Hindu, Shinto, and Buddhist deities reign. These divine figures embody wisdom, compassion, and power, shaping the myths of civilizations for millennia.
Korean dokkaebi goblin in a moonlit forest holding a magic club, horned and smiling, surrounded by glowing spirit energy.

Dokkaebi: Korean Goblins of Folklore | Appearance, Powers, Legends & Symbolism

Dokkaebi, often translated as “Korean goblins”, are among the most recognizable and beloved beings in Korea’s vast folklore tradition. Unlike Western goblins, they are neither undead nor born from malice. Instead, they are spirits arising from things: old household objects, discarded tools, rice-straw brooms, worn-out utensils, or even abandoned farm implements. When an object lives long enough, experiences human touch
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