The Barong serves as the king of spirits and leader of hosts of good, implying a role in maintaining balance and order within the spiritual realm.
The Barong is depicted as panther-like with characteristics similar to big cats found in Indonesian mythology, as part of its mythological representation.
As the leader of good forces, the Barong protects against evil energies, specifically opposing Rangda, the demon queen.
Leyak
A flying head with entrails, targeting pregnant women and newborn children in Balinese folklore. (Note: - Power tier: Primordial (given the cosmic-level abilities of targeting pregnant women and newborn children) - Abilities: The draft only mentions sucking blood, but source material mentions abducting )
Baron Brimstone (Walther Theodoric)
Baron Brimstone (Walther Theodoric) is a Marvel Comics criminal who combines technological devices with occult-styled powers and theatrical satanic branding to run organized criminal enterprises. He founded and led the Satan Squad, committed thefts and arms-dealing schemes (notably stealing the Sol-Mac), and repeatedly confronted superheroes before being arrested, imprisoned, and in one storyline sent to Hell.
Baron Mordo
Baron Karl Amadeus Mordo is a recurring antagonist in Marvel Comics' Doctor Strange stories: a human Transylvanian nobleman and sorcerer trained under the Ancient One who turns to darker means—making deals with extradimensional and infernal powers—to gain magical power and oppose Stephen Strange.
Baron Munchausen
A fictional literary persona created by Rudolf Erich Raspe (1785) and popularized in German by Gottfried August Bürger: an aristocratic raconteur whose first-person narratives recount outrageous, impossible adventures as satirical tall tales rather than literal supernatural events.
Baron Samedi
A principal lwa of Haitian Vodou who serves as master of the dead and psychopomp, head of the Gede family; associated with cemeteries, crossroads, resurrection/healing, and licentious, comic behavior.
Baron Wolfgang von Strucker
Baron Wolfgang von Strucker is a fictional comic-book supervillain published by Marvel Comics, introduced in mid-20th-century comics as a noble-born military officer who becomes the founder and long-time leader of the terrorist organization Hydra. He functions as a recurring human antagonist to S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury, and various superhero teams, employing espionage, biotechnology, and lethal force across decades of continuity.
Baron Zemo (tradition)
Baron Zemo is a hereditary title in Marvel Comics' fictional universe denoting members of a Zemo barony from Zeulniz, Germany. The title is borne across centuries by human members of a noble family; two holders—Heinrich Zemo and his son Helmut Zemo—are depicted as recurring antagonists of Captain America and the Avengers.
Barqan
Barqan is a named jinn-king appearing in modern compilations of Islamic/Arabic occult and folkloric name-sets. He is listed alongside other named jinn rulers (e.g., Mudhib, Maimun, al‑Ahmar) in secondary sources and appears as a narrative antagonist in at least one Arabian Nights synopsis.
Barqash
No folkloric descriptions of an entity named Barqash appear in the supplied sources. One provided source uses 'Barqash' as a toponym (an administrative district associated with Kufr Rakeb in Jordan); the other source (a Cairo travel-safety article) does not mention Barqash or any related spirit.
Barraiya
Barraiya is named in a single recorded account as a god in Australian Aboriginal mythology who fashioned the first vagina with a spear so that the being Eingana could give birth. The attestation presents Barraiya in a creator role connected to the origin of human birth.
Barri
Barri (also attested Barrey/Barey) is a mythic place-name in Old Norse tradition, named in Skírnismál and Snorri Sturluson’s Gylfaginning as the rendezvous-site where Freyr and Gerðr will meet nine nights after prior events. The term is etymologically ambiguous between a grove/wood and an island or a grain-field, and scholars debate whether its semantic field evokes woodland or agricultural fertility.
Barrow-wight
A wraith-like tomb-spirit coined by J. R. R. Tolkien that inhabits burial mounds (barrows). Modeled on Old Norse mound-spirits (haugbúar/draugr), Tolkien's barrow-wights animate or occupy ancient tombs and, in his narrative, can place living intruders under an enchanted sleep and arrange them with grave-goods until relieved by a powerful agent.
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