Aswang - Shapeshifting beings that appear human by day and become monstrous at night., Tiyanak - Spirits of unbaptized babies or aborted fetuses that transform into normal babies to lure and attack humans., Lamanlupa - Small underground creatures, also known as Kaibaan or Tamyaw., Bakunawa - A serpentine dragon from Visayan mythology that eats the moon, causing eclipses., Diwata - Goddesses with powers to reward or punish, often protecting nature; includes notable figures like Maria Makiling., Manananggal - A type of aswang that separates its lower half to fly at night, vulnerable to salt and ash., Halimaw - Animal-like evil creatures. Also called as aliwas (Hiligaynon), amamaliw or mangtas (Cebuano)., Anito - Ancient spirits or nature spirits of one’s ancestors that protect against lamanlupa and aswang., Nuno sa Punso - Goblin-like beings that bring good or bad fortune, living in mounds or trees., Tikbalang - Half-man, half-horse creatures that lead people astray; can be tamed by acquiring their golden hair., Batibat - Vengeful spirit in the form of an old fat woman that punishes those who disturb her trees., Siyokoy - Sea creatures with human forms and scaled bodies, known for drowning fish-eating humans., Kapre - Hairy giants that scare children, found sitting atop trees., Sirena - Sea creatures with a human upper body and fish tail, known for luring men with songs., Tiktik - Bird-like humans that target pregnant women, using their long tongues to feast on fetuses., Bungisngis - A one-eyed giant who loves to laugh and eat., Mandurugo - A beautiful woman by day, she becomes a bloodsucking monster at night., Adarna - A mythical bird whose song can cure diseases but can also put listeners to sleep, its dropping can turn anyone into stone., Amihan - A primordial bird associated with creation myths in Tagalog culture., Sigbin - A creature resembling a hornless goat, said to be an aswang's pet that preys on the dying.,

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