The Hira is described as a type of buffalo known for its incredible force and brutality, suggesting a large and powerful animal.
While there is no detailed description of the Hira's abilities or behaviors, it implies that the entity is feared for its strength and aggression.
Weaknesses
- conditionFear or reverence
Wards
- ritualUnknown (no information provided)
Hipponous
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Hippostratus
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Hippothoe
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Hippothoon
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Hippothous
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Hippotion
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Hiraṇyagarbha
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Hiro-Kala
Hiro-Kala is a fictional Marvel Comics supervillain: the son of the Hulk and Caiera and twin brother of Skaar. In Marvel narratives he masters Sakaar's Old Power, combines it with the Power Cosmic into a 'New Power', and performs planetary-scale acts including attempting to seize K’ai’s Worldmind and move a planet toward Earth.
Hiroim
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Hirpi Sorani
Infernal fire god in ancient Etruscan and Roman pantheon, associated with volcanic fires and solar forces. (Note: 1. Power tier should be Ancient (deity-level) instead of Primordial. 2. No physical description is provided in the source material; delete or rephrase "Appearance" section accordingly. 3. Since specif)
Historiola (Greek tradition)
A narrative tool used for magical purposes, providing a paradigm for desired action. (Note: - Power tier: Downgrade to Ancient (deity-level), as it does not interact with humans and its abilities seem more akin to a tool or concept rather than an entity with primordial powers. - Appearance: )
Hito-gitsune
A household-associated small carnivore spirit from western Japan (Chūgoku region) that attaches to certain families, providing wealth in belief but causing illness, behavioral change, social stigma, and transmission across households. It is represented in regional traditions as a marten/fox/weasel‑like possessing spirit rather than a singular individualized deity.
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