Narnia creatures

Narnian Phoenix/Firebird

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Otmin was a huge male Minotaur who lived in Narnia before and during the Winter Revolution, notably acting as the General of Jadis' Army. He was the undisputed chieftain of the other Minotaurs, while his skills as both a fierce warrior and a capable tactician, as well as his loyalty to his Queen, made him one of Jadis' most trusted agents, and awarded him the prestigious command over her soldiers. The first record of Otmin's actions was at the White Witch's camp, drawing up battle plans with…

Centaurs were highly intelligent, loyal and honourable creatures that existed in World of Narnia. They appeared human from the abdomen up to the head, while the rest of their body was that of a horse. The horse part of them was described as resembling that of a huge English farm horse, and the human part like stern but beautiful giants. Centaurs were often prophets and stargazers, like Glenstorm_(Walden), or healers like Cloudbirth. All of them were warriors, who fought for Narnia and Aslan…

Stephen Ure in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005)

Foxes were an intelligent species of Talking beasts that fought on the side of Narnia and the Pevensies. (From what is known, only one species of fox lived in Narnia, which was that of the Red Fox.) They are very noble creatures, and most are immensely loyal to the great lion Aslan. The Narnian fox has a much larger body than that of an Earth fox. Its body is elongated, with relatively short limbs. The tail, which is longer than half the body length, is long, fluffy, and reaches the ground…

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The Griffin (Ancient Greek: Γρύψ Grū́ps) is a legendary creature from Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Persian, Minoan, Greek, and Roman mythology that has the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. Since the lion was considered the "King of the Beasts" and the eagle the "King of the Air," the griffin was thought to be an especially powerful and majestic creature with both royal and divine associations. In later time periods, the griffin became a symbol of Christ, representing His divine…

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Dryads were nature spirits closely associated with trees and woodlands. During the Creation of the World of Narnia, they came into being shortly after the Talking Beasts, and remained prominent in the country throughout its history. A number of different words were used to refer to Narnian tree spirits: In addition to "dryads", other terms included "wood nymphs", "wood gods/goddesses", "hamadryads", "tree people", "silvans", or simply "trees". Although these terms were sometimes used…