Wilder

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Contents 1 How to Fuse 2 Garm 3 Bicorn 4 Gyuki 5 Mothman 6 Catoblepas 7 Fenrir

How to Fuse

Demon 1	Demon 2	Fusion Range	Demon	Level	Cost	Success Rate
Vile	Evil Dragon	1-17	Garm	9	40	100%
Yoma	Earth Spirits	18-33	Bicorn	17	144	95%
Wild Bird	Beast	34-49	Gyuki	25	312	83%
Raptor	Godly Beast	50-79	Mothman	40	800	60%
Raptor	Dragon	80-99	Catoblepas	50	1250	45%
Raptor	Evil Dragon	100-113	Fenrir	57	1624	35%
Earth Spirits	Fairy	114+	Tao Wu	64	2048	24%
Earth Spirits	Tyrant
Earth Spirits	Femme
Evil Demon	Beast
Reaper	Beast
Reaper	Evil Dragon
Beast	Haunt
Beast	Foul
Fallen	Femme
Femme	Foul
Brute	Foul

Garm

Main article: Garm

A hunting dog that appears in Germanic mythology. Garm guards Eljudnir, Hel's hall in Niflheim, and is chained in the cave of Gnipahellir. He chases away all who approach the underworld, allowing only Odin to pass. At Ragnarok, he will be released from his chain, and his howl will announce the beginning of the end. After an epic battle with Tyr, the dying Garm will sink his teeth into Tyr's throat, sending both to their deaths. Although he appears vicious at first glance, Garm is actually a big softie. Timid and lonely, he is sometimes identified with Fenrir.

Bicorn

Main article: Bicorn

A monster with two sharp, spiraling horns on its forehead. Considered the counterpart of the unicorn. Males are called bicorns, while females are called chichevaches ("thin cows").

If unicorns are considered holy, then bicorns are considered unholy, reviled as filthy beasts. The number 1 is said to signify the purity of man, while the number 2 represents the seduction brought by the arrival of women. This dualistic nature has proved especially influential in Japan.

Unicorns are said to have originated from bicorns, and once had two horns themselves. They are also thought to have been invented later as symbols of good to oppose the "evil" bicorns.

Bicorns are said to symbolize adultery, one of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Gyuki

Main article: Gyuki

Also known as Ushioni. A monster with the head of a bull and the body of a spider. It is vicious, brutal, and extremely belligerent, and is said to attack and devour humans who walk along beaches. Its superhuman strength and relentless nature mean that once it sets its sights on you, there is no escape.

Today, there is a festival in Uwajima, Ehime, Japan featuring a parade dedicated to Gyuki. Many shrines throughout Japan also pay tribute to Gyuki.

Mothman

Main article: Mothman

A cryptid sighted in West Virginia from the 60s to 80s. Named for the finlike appendages on the sides of his body. Said to keenly sense blood, so as to track the source and feed on it.

Catoblepas

Main article: Catoblepas

Fenrir

Main article: Fenrir

In Norse mythology, Fenrir (Old Norse "fen-dweller"[1]), Fenrisúlfr (Old Norse "Fenris wolf"[2]), Hróðvitnir (Old Norse "fame-wolf"[3]), or Vánagandr (Old Norse "the monster of the river Ván"[4]) is a monstrous wolf. Fenrir is the father of the wolves Sköll and Hati Hróðvitnisson, is a son of Loki, and is foretold to kill the god Odin during the events of Ragnarök, but will in turn be killed by Odin's son Víðarr.

Demonic Compendium
By Alignment	Law	Seraph • Demon God • Vile • Avian • Goddess • Heavenly God • Raptor • Divine • Evil Demon • Wild Bird • Yoma • Earth Spirits
	Neutral	Reaper • Holy Beast • Beast • Fairy • Element • Fiend • Demigod • Wilder • Dragon King • Nocturne • Godly Beast
	Chaos	Foul • Brute • Haunt • Dragon • Fallen • Femme • Nation Ruler • Earth Mother • Evil Dragon • Guardian • Destroyer • Tyrant
By Species	Gods	Demon God • Goddess
	Aerials	Seraph • Divine • Fallen
	Guardians	Vile • Reaper • Nation Ruler • Earth Mother • Guardian • Destroyer
	Demoniacs	Evil Demon • Earth Spirits • Brute • Femme
	Dragons	Dragon King • Dragon • Evil Dragon
	Magica	Yoma • Fairy • Demigod • Nocturne • Tyrant
	Birds	Avian • Raptor • Wild Bird
	Beasts	Holy Beast • Beast • Wilder • Godly Beast
	Evil Spirits	Haunt
	Fouls	Foul
	Elementals	Element
	Humans	Fiend