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Akkorokamui (****anese: アッコロカムイ, Ainu: At-kor-kamuy) is a
gigantic octopus-like
monster from Ainu folklore,
similar to the
Nordic Kraken,
which supposedly...
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appear in
mythology as sea
monsters like the
kraken of
Norway and the
Akkorokamui of the Ainu, and
possibly the
Gorgon of
ancient Greece. A
battle with...
- Name is of
Native origin. Drop bear
Bunyip (Australian Aboriginal)
Akkorokamui –
octopus monster (Ainu, ****an) Ami**** (Yup'ik) -
Shapeshifting four...
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spirits or
minor goddesses. Akki (****anese) – Large,
grotesque humanoid.
Akkorokamui (Ainu) – Sea monster.
Akuma (****anese) – Evil
spirit or
devil Akupara...
- the
octopus is the lone
survivor of the previous,
alien universe. The
Akkorokamui is a
gigantic tentacled monster from Ainu folklore. A
battle with an...
- of Prosperity) and "Tumu-Raʻi-Fenua" (Beginning-of-Heaven-and-Earth).
Akkorokamui In Hawaiʻi,
Kanaloa is
symbolized by the
squid or heʻe.
Kraken Kupe Polynesian...
- a
crater chain and
possible tectonic fault on Neptune's moon Triton.
Akkorokamui Cetus Cthulhu Leviathan Globster Caption: "The Kraken,
supposed a sepia...
- from
Uchiura Bay and
transforming it into the octopus-like
creature Akkorokamui.
Respecting orcas as deities, Ainu
tribes held
traditional funerals for...
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beneath the tree to lure
people into its occasionally-deadly grasp.
Akkorokamui A
giant Ainu
monster resembling an octopus,
which supposedly lurks in...
- sea
monsters are
known from
other parts of the globe,
including the
Akkorokamui of ****an and Te Wheke-a-Muturangi of New Zealand. The
Lusca of the Caribbean...
