Jack-In-Irons - He is a giant from Yorkshire who haunts lonely roads.
Jenny Greenteeth - She is the Yorkshire River version of Peg Powler.
Jimaniños - Pronounced "Heem-awn-neen-yo's"; they're the seasonal faeries of Mexico . They are winged, trooping faeries who look like pudgy children. They aid the Goddess in the turning of the Wheel of the Year. They tend to shy away from people except on the Mexican festival El Dia de Muerte (the Day of the Dead, November 2} at which time they, like the people around them, dance in the streets and visit the cemeteries. This is also a day when they play pranks.
Jimmy Squarefoot - His appearance is said to be frightening, but he is really harmless.
Jinn - They're the same as Genies. When the lamp or bottle that they live in is rubbed, the Jinn is summoned forth and must do its master's bidding.
Jungle Spirits - The Amazons believed in an amazing variety of ogres, demons, and powerful spirits, often shaped like animals. Some were ghosts of the dead. They also regarded birds as demonic spirits who battled with dead spirits.
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Faeries&Magic
FantasyDo you like faeries and magic? If so here's an index I've put together of all the interesting things I've learned about faeries and magic, I don't own this information so feel free to use them as you like. I'll try to update daily until I reach a p...
