No mythological or folkloric origin story for a supernatural being named 'Ide' is present in the supplied sources. The available materials instead show 'Ide' functioning as a disambiguation label on Wikipedia, a toponym for a village in Devon, and as an acronym/term in computing and archival file descriptions.
No descriptions of any physical or supernatural appearance for an entity called 'Ide' are provided in the cited materials.
No powers, behaviors, or interactions with humans are documented for an entity named 'Ide' in the provided sources.
Ibaraki-dōji
Ibaraki-dōji (茨木童子 / 茨城童子) is an oni from Heian-period tale cycles, portrayed as a powerful, place-associated demon-child who served in Shuten-dōji’s gang based on Mount Ōe and acted as an antagonist to warrior-heroes such as Minamoto no Yorimitsu and his retainers. Multiple local traditions (Settsu/Osaka and Echigo/Niigata variants) give differing origin episodes that emphasize unnatural birth, early signs of monstrosity, and later violent behavior.
Iblis
The primordial deceiver in Islamic theology; a jinn who refused God's command to bow before Adam and was expelled from heaven. The source of all temptation and whispered suggestion.
Ibong Adarna (Adarna Bird)
A magical legendary bird from an early 19th‑century Filipino corrido/epic (Ibong Adarna) whose song, droppings, and capture drive a quest narrative: its song induces sleep, its droppings petrify unwary listeners, and bringing the bird is the cure for a king's malady.
Icarius of Sparta
Icarius of Sparta is a mortal figure in Greek mytho-historical tradition: a Spartan king/prince best known as the father of Penelope, wife of Odysseus. He appears in epic and genealogical accounts to situate Penelope within Spartan royal lines and to link Sparta with the Ithacan cycle of the Odyssey.
Icaunis
Icaunis (Dea Icaunis) is the localized Gallo‑Roman goddess of the river Yonne (ancient Icauna), known from a single inscription found at Auxerre in Burgundy. She exemplifies the widespread Roman‑era practice in Gaul of venerating rivers and other natural features as female divine figures.
Idas (son of Aphareus)
Idas is a Messenian prince and heroic figure in Greek myth remembered as an Argonaut, a hunter in the Calydonian Boar hunt, and, in later summaries, a mortal who came into contention with the gods. He is described in modern summaries as 'keen and spirited' and figures among the pan-Hellenic roster of heroes rather than as a supernatural being.
Idis (Germanic)
The idis (Old Saxon; pl. idisi) is a term for a divine or supernatural female being in the pre-Christian Germanic linguistic and poetic record. Cognate with Old High German itis and Old English ides, the term carries senses of a dignified or well‑respected woman and appears in poetic, folkloric, and comparative discussions alongside related female figures such as the Norse dísir.
Idliragijenget
Idliragijenget is an Inuit underworld figure identified as the ruler or mistress of a country of the dead in Adlivun and is also invoked as a name of Sedna when she is appealed to in that capacity. She is depicted in the sources as dwelling in a domestic underworld house alongside her father, a pairing that is described as keeping summer and winter distinct.
Idmon (Argonaut)
Idmon (Ancient Greek: Ἴδμων) is a figure in the Greek Argonautic cycle attested as an Argonaut with a prophetic association; some traditions name him a son of Apollo. He joins the voyage to Colchis but, in at least one source, dies on the outward journey after being wounded by a wild boar.
Idomeneus
Idomeneus is a mortal king of Crete and a martial leader in the Homeric epic tradition, commander of the Cretan contingent at Troy. He appears in the Iliad and is later adapted in subsequent literature and opera; some post-Homeric tales add a vow to Poseidon connected to his return from Troy.
Idomeneus of Crete
Idomeneus is a Cretan king and military leader of the heroic generation associated with the Trojan War cycle. Remembered as commander of the Cretan contingent and later as the focus of local hero-tomb veneration on Crete, he also appears as the protagonist of the operatic work Idomeneo, re di Creta.
Ifa-Orisha
In the Yoruba tradition, Orishas are supernatural beings with divine powers and attributes, worshiped as intermediaries between humans and Olodumare. (Note: - Power tier: Should be Ancient (deity-level) instead of Primordial - Abilities: The statement "each Orisha has distinct attributes" is unclear and could be rephrased to better reflect the source mate)
Community Record
- [1]IDE - Wikipedia (disambiguation). Wikipedia contributors, 'IDE', Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDEwiki
- [2]Ide (Q2073462) - Wikidata. Wikidata entry Q2073462, Ide (village in Devon, England, UK), http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2073462wiki
- [3]Merge Conflict 17: Live Coding - The Ultimate Performance (archive.org). Archive.org, 'Merge Conflict 17: Live Coding - The Ultimate Performance', discussion mentioning 'IDE setup', https://archive.org/details/bmlr8aa2rejrjnid2g1cob3ivclgtam52cclm0mvother
- [4]78: I'm an Adult and I Choose Java (archive.org). Archive.org, podcast transcript/title mentioning 'Android Studio - The Official IDE for Android', https://archive.org/details/boy7r4tgy6s1o2xw883ai6ejpavm5hgelhpgrjtvother
- [5]Witch Screensaver (1994) - Archive.org. Archive.org item 'Witch Screensaver (1994)' description referencing 'IDE drive' in archival notes, https://archive.org/details/WITCHSVRother