No mythological origin story for an entity called "Amarillodon" is present in the supplied materials. The available sources instead document that "Amarilla" appears in the place-name Mata Amarilla Formation (a stratigraphic unit in the Austral Basin of southern Patagonia) and that the suffix "-don" is a common element in scientific names of extinct vertebrates; the sources do not combine these elements into a folkloric origin narrative.
The provided sources contain no description of a being called "Amarillodon." Descriptive material in the sources pertains to fossils and taxa within Meridiolestida and to lithologies of the Mata Amarilla Formation rather than to any physical appearance of a supernatural entity.
No abilities, powers, or behaviors are attributed to an entity named "Amarillodon" in the supplied materials. Information in the sources concerns paleontological concepts (e.g., Meridiolestida as an extinct clade of mammals) and geological dating of the Mata Amarilla Formation.
Amamit
Amamit is a female planetary figure in Mandaean cosmology associated with the planet Venus (Libat/Ishtar) and counted among the entourage of Ruha in the World of Darkness; she is attested in Mandaean texts with a role in eschatological decline.
Amanasy
Amanasy is a name referenced in modern compilations as associated with the category of water deities, but the single provided source does not supply any direct attestation, description, or cultural context for Amanasy itself. The available material only explains the general concept of water deities.
Amanda Belle Waller
Amanda Belle Waller is a fictional human bureaucrat in DC Comics who operates as a high-level government organizer of covert operations, most notably directing Task Force X / the Suicide Squad. She is depicted as non-powered, politically ruthless, and an expert tactician who manages and weaponizes extranormal actors within the DC Universe.
Amanojaku
Amanojaku (天邪鬼 / あまのじゃく) is a Japanese yōkai-type being portrayed as a contrarian, heart-reading trickster. Treated in different contexts as a small ogre (ko-oni), a wicked demon (jaki) in Buddhist iconography, and a folkloric spirit that provokes human vice, it appears across regional tales with variable roles from malicious kidnapper to household oddity.
Amanozako
Amanozako is a Japanese divine/monstrous figure described in classical summaries as a furious, contrarian kami produced from the ferocious aspect (ara-mitama) of the storm-god Susanoo; later glosses present her as an ancestor-figure for ill-tempered yōkai such as tengu and amanojaku.
Amaracus
In Greek myth, Amaracus (Ancient Greek Ἀμάρακος, Amarakos) is a young Cypriot prince and royal perfumer who is transformed into the marjoram plant (amarakon). The tale is an etiological metamorphosis that links the aromatic herb Origanum majorana to Aphrodite and to Cypriot cultic and utilitarian uses such as bridal wreaths, aphrodisiac lore, and folk medicine.
Amarok
In Greenlandic Inuit tradition the Amarok (also Amaroq) is a singular, gigantic wolf-like spirit said to hunt alone and to interact powerfully with humans: stalking and devouring lone nocturnal hunters, wresting with humans to bestow strength in Rink's tales, and — in another tale — dragging a humanoid from the water and taking a mourner's soul. The term in some dialects is reserved for this legendary wolf, while other Arctic peoples may use the word for ordinary wolves.
Amaru (Inca mythology)
In Inca tradition, Amaru is a double-headed serpent representing infinity, knowledge, and cosmic renewal, with the ability to traverse worlds. (Note: - Power tier should be Ancient (Amaru's abilities suggest a deity-level power) - Origin story is missing - Wards and weaknesses are not mentioned in the source material, so they should be removed or r)
Amarynceus
Amarynceus is a mortal chieftain of Elis in the Greek mythic-historical tradition, presented as a regional leader of the Eleans connected to the heroic age. He appears in variant genealogies and in narratives linking Elis to the Trojan expedition, funeral games, and the dynastic politics involving Augeas and Heracles.
Amasagnudi
Amasagnudi is a late-attested Mesopotamian divine attendant (nin-sukkal) associated with the sky-god Anu. She appears primarily in lexical and god-list texts and was integrated into the Seleucid-period reorganization of Uruk's pantheon, where she is paired with the male attendant Papsukkal.
Amata
Amata is a legendary early-Roman queen in Virgil's Aeneid: wife of Latinus and mother of Lavinia. In the epic she opposes Aeneas' claim on Lavinia, hides her daughter, rallies Latin women against the Trojans, and ultimately commits suicide when she believes Turnus has died. Dante later cites her in Purgatorio (Canto 17) as an exemplum of the vice of wrath.
Amaterasu Ōmikami
Amaterasu Ōmikami is the sun deity and a principal kami in Shinto tradition, presented in classical Japanese sources as ruler of Takamagahara (the High Celestial Plain) and the mythic ancestress of the Imperial House through her grandson Ninigi. She is central to shrine cult at Ise and to ritual nomenclature and practice within institutional Shinto.
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