1 Name: Captain !RveDGKcqlE : 2016-01-25 12:04 ID:zqioi8Pj [Del]
I'm looking for a myth(s) about a jawless/mouthless creature, but I'm having a hard time finding them. Can someone help?
2 Name: Jade Akuma : 2016-01-25 13:08 ID:OzCsxJ5B [Del]
I don't know if this counts but there is the Kuchisake-onna aka the slit mouth woman from Japanese urban legends
3 Name: Nagakura : 2016-01-25 23:06 ID:T4HYV1FW [Del]
Hm... the only ones I can think of would be Will-O-the-Wisp (They're like a ball of fire) and the Dullahan (they have no heads, thus no mouths).
Here are some sites I usually use for creature research, if you want to take a look through them. I mainly use Mythical Archive, they seem to do proper research. I haven't got around to investigating the facts on the other sites much. Hope they help!
http://mythicalarchive.com/
http://www.mythical-creatures-and-beasts.com/mythical-creatures.html
www.mythicalcreatureslist.com
4 Name: NZPIEFACE : 2016-01-25 23:15 ID:7xPIThpv [Del]
The kraken, pretty sure squids don't have jaws
5 Name: Xelon : 2016-01-26 03:43 ID:BweV5Zsz [Del]
if it helps, im sure various greek mythos mythical creatures can be classified as Jawless/Mouthless
in certain depictions, christian myths also can be classified as so aswell
take a look at the silent hill monster artworks, alot of them despite being vaguely humanoid lack features like jaws and mouths
undead creatures in games may be outright missing a jaw, such as world of warcraft, too.
check out some creepypastas, if you consider them "modern myths" then im sure you will find creatures that fit.
