Helhounds
Helhounds are mythological or legendary creatures originating from various cultural folklore, particularly within Norse and Anglo-Saxon traditions. They are often described as spectral or supernatural dogs associated with the afterlife, death, or the underworld. The term "Helhound" is derived from "Hel," the Norse realm of the dead, and "hound," a common term for large, fierce dogs in myth.
In Norse mythology, helhounds are depicted as loyal, yet formidable, guardians of the underworld or as harbingers
In Anglo-Saxon folklore, helhounds are often portrayed as ghostly or spectral creatures that would appear at
The depiction of helhounds varies widely across cultures and stories, but they almost universally embody themes
Though rooted in myth and folklore, helhounds have influenced modern popular culture, appearing in literature, movies,