Anuk-Ite

Anuk-Ite
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Information
Alternate Names/Spellings	Anog Ite, Anuk Ite, Anuk-Ité, Anuk Ite Win, Anukite, Double Face (Double-Face), Double Faces (Double-Faces), Doubleface, Doublefaces, Hestovatohkeo'o, Héstova'kéhe, Héstóvátóhke, (Cheyenne) Héstova'éhe, Sharp-Elbows, Two Face (Two-Face), Two Faced (Two-Faced), Two Faced One (Two-Faced One), Two Faces (Two-Faces), Twoface, Twofaced, Twofaces, (Sioux) Winyan Nupa
Origins
Alignment	Chaotic Neutral
Element	Darkness/Shadow, Life/Death/Blood, Light, Mind/Spirit/Psychic,
Species	(Monstrous?) Humanoid
Appearance	Janus-Faced Humanoid

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Mythical Being
North American Mythology, Legend and Folklore
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Humanoid
Monstrous Humanoid
Shapeshifter
Darkness/Shadow/Corruption
Life/Death/Blood
Light
Mind/Spirit/Psychic

Origins[]

The Anuk-Ite is a creature with origins in Native American mythology, legend and folklore. In particular, accounts of its existence arises in the mythology, legend and folklore of Cheyenne, Omaha and Sioux Native American tribes.