| Boitatá | |
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| Alternate Names/Spellings | Baitatá, Biatatá, Bitatá, Batatão, Mboitatá (Original name) |
| Origins | Brazilian mythology, legend and folklore |
| Alignment | Chaotic Good, Chaotic Neutral. |
| Element | Fire, Water |
| Species | Serpent |
| Appearance | Flaming, bright, giant horned aquatic serpent |
Origins[]
Boitatá is a mythological serpent from Brazilian mythology, legend and folklore. In particular, accounts of its existence first arise among the natives, who revered it as a protector of nature.
Appearence[]
Boitatá appears to be a green, orange, flame or black huge serpent with flames around his body, it's sometimes described by having two horns.
Despite being a fire elemental, Boitatá lives on a river
Behavior[]
Boitatá maybe is a good entity, but it may kill anything which is violating the forests. Their diet consists of eyes from dead animals or its victims.
Abilities[]
Boitatá can breath fire, which it is resistant to. Its eyes are stunning and bright, its stare can possibly blind. It is also a fairly powerful swimmer, and can camouflage by shaping itself to resemble a burned fallen tree.