The Achlis is an unusual, elk-like creature from Roman mythology noted for its oversized upper lip and jointless hind legs. It grazes backwards to avoid its lip obstructing its mouth. Its peculiarity makes it vulnerable, as it struggles to rise quickly from its resting position.

Achlis

Ferragut is a legendary Saracen paladin featured in medieval epic literature, renowned for his near-invulnerability and imposing stature. He is depicted as a formidable warrior whose entire body is impervious to harm except for a single vulnerable spot at his navel. His eventual clash with Roland underscores the tragic irony of his invincible form housing one fatal flaw.

Ferragut

Heluo fish is a mythological Chinese fish distinguished by its singular head and ten bodies. Its unique, composite anatomy sets it apart from ordinary aquatic life. The creature embodies the fantastical and enigmatic qualities characteristic of Chinese mythology.

Heluo fish

Höðr is a blind Norse god best known for his unwitting role in the tragic death of his brother, Baldr. Tricked by Loki into wielding a mistletoe arrow, his fatal action set in motion events leading to cosmic retribution. His story, recounted in various sources including the Eddas and Gesta Danorum, explores themes of fate and deception among the gods.

Höðr

The Hugag is a fearsome critter from American folklore that resembles a moose with peculiar features. Its unusually extensive upper-lip hinders its ability to graze. Moreover, its joint-less legs make it incapable of lying down, adding to its enigmatic reputation.

Hugag

The kappa is a traditional Japanese water spirit depicted as a green, humanoid creature with reptilian features, including a turtle-like shell and webbed limbs. It is known for its mischievous behavior, fondness for cucumbers, and engagement in sumo-wrestling with humans. Its strength is mysteriously linked to a water-filled dish on its head, rendering it vulnerable when this water is lost.

Kappa (folklore)

The Vrykolakas is a harmful undead creature from Greek folklore known for its reanimated, decaying form. Unlike traditional vampires, it consumes flesh—particularly livers—instead of drinking blood. This feeding habit and its grotesque appearance align it more closely with modern interpretations of zombies or ghouls.

Creatures with Physical Weaknesses