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Mythical Creatures Based on Your Zodiac Sign

what magical creature would you be?

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Mythical Creatures Based on Your Zodiac Sign
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Throughout the years, a surplus of people have been fascinated with the Zodiac Sign, or your sign based on our day and month of birth. There have been many activities on this such as which zodiacs should be together, or what should you study based on your sign? Of course there are many, many more like those stated above. However, I believe that there is one that no one has never seen. That is what mythical creature should you be based on your zodiac sign?

1. Aries

A werewolf because the Aries is known to be fast and very energetic.

2. Taurus

The Dragon because they are strong and fight for their own.


3. Gemini

The Elf because they are known to be expressive in nature and more of a lover than a fighter.


4. Cancer

The Banshee because they are unconventional and not to be messed with.


5. Leo

The Griffin because they are brave and proud.


6. Virgo

The Angel because they are gentle, warm, and extremely caring.


7. Libra

The Nymph because they are internal freedom seekers and have a real thirst for living.



8. Scorpio

The Siren because they are seductive and memorizing yet dangerous as hell.


9. Sagittarius

The Ghost because the ghost they are restless and very adventurous.


10.Capricorn

The Mermaid because they are beautiful and sophisticated.


11. Aquarius

The Vampire because they are independent, proudly maladjusted, and downright rebellious.


12. Pisces

The Kraken because they are wild as hell.


So based on these, each zodiac has its own bad ass creature with its own story to tell.

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