No traditional mythological origin is provided in the supplied sources. The single occult-list entry in the corpus begins an origin line that is truncated as "Origin: Chr...", but the complete origin statement or cultural provenance is not present in the material examined. The available attestations are modern and fragmentary (a contemporary occult compilation and a video-game badge reference) rather than rooted in a documented historical tradition.
The provided sources do not supply a physical or consistent visual description. The occult-list excerpt gives no appearance details, and the gaming reference uses the name as an in-game badge/target without a canonical visual depiction in the materials reviewed.
According to the modern occult-list entry in the corpus, Aim is given the rank of "Duke" and is said to command 26 legions of demons; the entry also lists summoning correspondences (see rituals). Beyond these listed attributes, no classical or ethnographic powers, behavioral motifs, or traditional interactions with humans are documented in the provided sources. The gaming reference treats an "Aim Demon" as a game-specific entity for obtaining a badge, which reflects game mechanics rather than folkloric powers.
Aicha Qandicha
Aicha Qandicha is a female seductress spirit in northern Moroccan folklore, often associated with bodies of water and implicated in harmful encounters with men. She appears both as a wild liminal monster and as a named spirit incorporated into local ritual systems (Hamadsha, Zār, Buffi Sufi orders).
Aidos
Aidos (Ancient Greek: Αἰδώς) is the personification of shame, modesty, and reverent restraint in classical Greek thought. Treated variously as an ethical feeling, a moral force, and occasionally as a goddess with local cults, Aidos embodies the inner reverence that restrains wrongdoing and governs social propriety.
Aigamuxa
Aigamuxa are legendary humanoid man‑eaters from Khoikhoi‑recorded traditions of southern Africa, described in the available sources as desert‑dwelling predators—especially of Kalahari dunes—notable for having their eyes located on their feet and for needing to invert their bodies to see.
Aigosages
Aigosages (Greek Αἰγοσάγες, Latin-alphabet Aegosages) were a Gallic/Galatian tribal group recorded in Hellenistic sources as a recruited mercenary body active c. 218–216 BC. Recruited in Thrace by Attalus I of Pergamon, they were transported across the Hellespont, settled on its shores, conducted raids in the Troad, besieged Ilium, and were annihilated by Prusias I of Bithynia.
Ailill
Ailill (variants Ailell, Oilioll) is an Old Irish male personal name prominent in Irish legendary and early medieval sources. It was borne by numerous kings, druidic figures, and clerics across mytho-historical and historical traditions and is said in the cited material to mean something like "beauty."
Ailill Angubae
Ailill Angubae is a human figure in the Irish tale The Wooing of Étaín, presented as the brother of High King Eochaid Feidlech who falls desperately in love with his brother's wife, Étaín. His unrequited passion leads to a wasting illness and a failed rendezvous when the Tuatha Dé Danann figure Midir casts him into an enchanted sleep.
Aimend
Aimend is a figure in early Irish tradition presented in genealogical tracts as the daughter of Óengus Bolg of the Dáirine/Corcu Loígde who marries Conall Corc and becomes ancestress of the inner‑circle Eóganachta septs that established the kingship of Cashel. Scholars note she may represent an earlier goddess preserved in genealogical form.
Aindri (Indrani / Shachi / Paulomi)
Aindri (commonly rendered in sources as Indrani, also called Shachi or Paulomi) is a Hindu goddess presented as the queen-consort of Indra. She is depicted in the available material as a courtly queen associated with beauty, pride and kindness who also appears in at least one account as an active martial participant in the devas' battles with asuras.
Aino
Aino is a human female figure in Finnish oral tradition as assembled in the Kalevala; originally appearing in folk poems as “the only daughter” or “the only sister,” she was given the proper name Aino by Elias Lönnrot when he compiled and edited the oral material into the national epic. Her story concerns family pressure, courtship by Väinämöinen, refusal, and a tragic drowning that functions as a moral and social episode within the Kalevala narrative.
Ainur
The Ainur are the immortal spiritual intelligences created by Eru Ilúvatar before the physical Creation in J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium. Through the Music of the Ainur (Ainulindalë) their themes were given being as the universe (Eä); some of the Ainur entered that world and became its guardians, the Valar and the Maiar.
Aion
Aion is a Hellenistic divine personification of cyclical, ritual, and eternal time, often depicted within the zodiacal circle and associated in syncretic contexts with cosmic renewal and the perpetuity of the cosmos or imperial order.
Aipaloovik
Aipaloovik is an Inuit sea-associated supernatural being described in available sources as an evil or dangerous water deity linked to death and hazard for fishermen. The figure is described as the opposite of the being Anguta; beyond this brief characterization the cited sources provide no detailed myths, appearance, or ritual corpus.
Community Record
- [1]Aim Demon Names List (excerpt). Aim's aka: Aym, Aini, Harborym Aim's Demon Rank: Duke Demon Aim's Legions: Aim commands 26 legions of demons Demon Aim is Strongest: Middle of July Demon Aim Summoning: Daytime, deep blue colored candles, lemon (plant), tin, platypus (animal) Origin: Chr…other
- [2]How to Get Aim Demon Badge in Secret Universe. How to Get Aim Demon Badge in Secret Universe (game guide/title referencing an 'Aim Demon' as an in-game badge).other
- [3]Overview and critical note about source base (research notes). Research notes supplied with corpus describing the absence of traditional sources and summarizing the limits and provenance of the attestations.other