yes Qilin and Kirin are the Chinese and Japanese version of the same mythical animal. Probably inspired by the African giraffe in old ages.
I'll see if I can find a better name. For Hydra and Cerberus, I wanted a three-head beast because the pieces they represent are triple barrels. The Godzilla was not a name given by me, the source is older although I don't remember who/where at the moment.
I'll replace the Qilin by an Indrik, a mythical oriental beast related to the rhinoceros, as well as the simurgh is related to the anqa (which became Murray's gryphon). Indrik=Rhino+R; Simurgh=Gryphon+B.
yes Qilin and Kirin are the Chinese and Japanese version of the same mythical animal. Probably inspired by the African giraffe in old ages. I'll see if I can find a better name. For Hydra and Cerberus, I wanted a three-head beast because the pieces they represent are triple barrels. The Godzilla was not a name given by me, the source is older although I don't remember who/where at the moment.
I'll replace the Qilin by an Indrik, a mythical oriental beast related to the rhinoceros, as well as the simurgh is related to the anqa (which became Murray's gryphon). Indrik=Rhino+R; Simurgh=Gryphon+B.