VAMP Research Demon List!
Below you will find a list of Demons. They currently link off to the Wikipedia page for that demon, these will be switched over to a page on our site with more detailed information we have gathered.
A
- Aamon�(Christian demonology)
- Abaddon�(Christian demonology)
- Abalam�(Christian demonology)
- Abraxas�(Gnosticism)
- Ad-Dajjal�(a.k.a.�Dajjal) (Islamic eschatology)
- Adramelech�(Assyrian�mythology)
- Aeshma�(Zoroastrianism)
- Af�(Jewish mythology)
- Agaliarept�(Jewish mythology)
- Agares�(Christian demonology)
- Agiel�(Jewish mythology)
- Agramon�(Christian demonology)
- Ahriman/Angra Mainyu�(Zoroastrianism)
- Aim�(Christian demonology)
- Akem Manah/Akoman/Akvan (Zoroastrianism)
- Ala�(Slavic mythology)
- Alal�(Chaldean mythology)
- Alastor�(Christian demonology)
- Alichino�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Al-A'war�(Islamic mythology)
- Alloces�(Christian demonology)
- Allu�(Akkadian mythology)
- Al-Mukhannats�(Islamic mythology)
- Amaymon�(Christian demonology)
- Amdusias�(Christian demonology)
- Ammut�(Egyptian mythology)
- Anamalech�(Assyrian�mythology)
- Anzu�(Sumerian mythology)
- Amon�(Christian demonology)
- Amy�(Christian demonology)
- Andhaka�(Hindu mythology)
- Andras�(Christian demonology)
- Andrealphus�(Christian demonology)
- Andromalius�(Christian demonology)
- Antichrist�(Christian demonology)
- Apep�(a.k.a. Apophis) (Egyptian mythology)
- Apollyon�(Christian demonology)
- Arjhang-e Div�(Persian mythology)
- Armaros�(Christian demonology)
- Asag�(Sumerian mythology)
- Asb'el�(Jewish mythology)
- Asmodai/Asmodeus (Jewish folklore�and�Christian demonology)
- Astaroth�(Christian demonology)
- Astarte�(Semitic mythology)
- Asura�(Hindu mythology)
- Azazel�(Jewish demonology) and (Islamic mythology)
- Azi Dahaka/Dahak (Zoroastrianism)
B
- Baal�(Christian demonology)
- Baal shamem�(Caananite�mythology)
- Bagat�(Shape-shifting demon from the�Philippines)
- Balam�(Christian demonology)
- Balberith�(Jewish demonology)
- Bali Raj�(Hindu mythology)
- Banshee�(Irish mythology)
- Baphomet�(Demon, or image/idol thereof)
- Barbariccia�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Barbas�(Christian demonology)
- Barbatos�(Christian demonology)
- Bartimaeus�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Bathin�(Christian demonology)
- Baztuk�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Beelzebub�(Jewish demonology,�Christian demonology)
- Behemoth�(Jewish demonology)
- Beherit�(Phoenician�mythology)
- Be'lakor�(Warhammer Fantasy deamonology)
- Belial�(Jewish demonology,�Christian demonology)
- Beleth�(Christian demonology)
- Belphegor�(Christian demonology)
- Berith�(Christian demonology)
- Bhuto Ijo�(a.k.a. Green Giant) (Javanese mythology)
- Bies�(Slavic Mythology)
- Bifrons�(Christian demonology)
- Biule�(Romanian mythology)
- Boruta�(Slavic mythology)
- Botis�(Christian demonology)
- Buer�(Christian demonology)
- Bukavac�(Slavic mythology)
- Bune�(Christian demonology)
- Bushyasta�(Zoroastrianism)
C
- Caacrinolaas�(Christian demonology)
- Cagnazzo�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Caim�(Christian demonology)
- Calcabrina�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Castor�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Chalkatura�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Charun�(Etruscan mythology)
- Charuth�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Chemosh�(Moabite�mythology)
- Cho Cho�(Buddhist demonology)
- Chupacabra�(Latin American�mythology)
- Cimejes�(Christian demonology)
- Ciriatto�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Coalprin�(Christian demonology)
- Corson�(Christian demonology)
- Crocell�(Christian demonology)
- Crone�(Christian demonology)
- Culsu�(Etruscan mythology)
D
- Dagon�(Semitic mythology)
- Damar�(Universal Demonology)
- Dantalion�(Christian demonology)
- Danjal�(Jewish mythology)
- Dasa�(Hindu mythology)
- Dasim�(Islamic mythology)
- Davy Jones�(sailor lore)
- Decarabia�(Christian demonology)
- Demogorgon�(Christian demonology)
- Devil�(Christian demonology)
- Div-e Sepid�(Persian mythology)
- Djinn�(Islamic mythology)
- Dmitryus�(Christian mythology)
- Donn�(Irish mythology)
- Draghinazzo�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Drekavac�(Slavic mythology)
- Dumah�(Jewish demonology)
- Duth (Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
E
- Eligos�(Christian demonology)
- Empusa�(Greek mythology)
- Errtu�(Literature,�R.A. Salvatore)
- Etrigan�(DC Comics)
- Ettin�(Christian and Jewish demonology)
- Euryale�(Greek mythology)
- Eurynome�(Greek mythology)
- Eurynomos�(Greek mythology)
- Eleksha�(Christian demonology)
F
- Familiars�(Christian demonology)
- Farfarello�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Faquarl�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Fleuretty�(Christian demonology)
- Focalor�(Christian demonology)
- Foras�(Christian demonology)
- Forneus�(Christian demonology)
- Furies�(Roman mythology)
- Furcas�(Christian demonology)
- Furfur�(Christian demonology)
G
- Gader'el�(Jewish demonology)
- Gaki�(Japanese mythology)
- Genderuwo�(Indonesian demonology)
- Glasya-Labolas�(Christian demonology)
- Gorgon�(Greek mythology)
- Graphathas�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Gremory�(Christian demonology)
- Grigori�(Jewish demonology)
- Gusion�(Christian demonology)
H
- Haagenti�(Christian demonology)
- Halphas�(Christian demonology)
- Hanan'el�(Christian demonology)
- Hantu�(Philippinan�mythology)
- Haures�(Christian demonology)
- Hoethra�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Humbaba�(Sumerian mythology,�Akkadian mythology)
I
- Ifrit�(Islamic mythology)
- Incubus�(Christian demonology,�Chaldean mythology,�Jewish folklore)
- Ipos�(Christian demonology)
- Iblis�(Islamic mythology)
- Ithea�(Christian demonology)
J
- Jabor�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Jalourous�(Christian demonology)
- Javna�(Charmed�TV series)
- Jelangkung�(a.k.a. Jerangkong) (Indonesian demonology)
- Jinn�(Islamic mythology)
- Jikininki�(Japanese mythology)
K
- Kabhanda�(Hinduism)
- Kasdaye�(Christian demonology)
- Ka ni na�(Japanese mythology)
- Kitsune�(Japanese mythology)
- Kobal�(Christian demonology)
- Kokb'ael�(Jewish demonology)
- Krayl�(Russian demonology)
- Kulak�(Christian demonology)
L
- Labal�(Christian demonology)
- Labasu�(a.k.a. Dimmea) (Sumerian mythology)
- Lady Midday�(Slavic Mythology)
- La Llorona�(Latin American Myth)
- Lamia�(Bulgarian folklore,�Christian demonology�and�Greek mythology)
- Legion�(Christian demonology)
- Lechies�(Slavic mythology)
- Leak�(a.k.a.�Leyak) (Indonesian/Bali demonology)
- Lempo�(Finnish mythology)
- Leraje�(Christian demonology)
- Leviathan�(Jewish demonology,�Christian demonology)
- Libicocco�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Lilim�(Jewish folklore)
- Lilith�(Sumerian mythology,�Akkadian mythology,�Jewish folklore)
- Lilu�(Jewish demonology)
- Liothe�(North-European�folklore)
- Lix Tetrax�(Jewish/Christian demonology)
- Lucifer�(Christian demonology)
- Lucifuge Rofocale�(Christian demonology)
M
- Malacoda�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Malphas�(Christian demonology)
- Mammon�(Christian demonology)
- Mara�(Buddhist mythology,�Scandinavian folklore)
- Maricha�(Hindu mythology)
- Marax�(Christian demonology)
- Marbas�(Christian demonology)
- Marchosias�(Christian demonology)
- Mastema�(Jewish demonology)
- Masselir�(Jewish mythology)
- Maswath�(Islamic mythology)
- Mathim�(Christian demonology)
- Mccue�(Hindu demonoloy)
- Medusa�(Greek mythology)
- Melchiresa�(Jewish demonology)
- Melioth�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Mephistopheles�(Christian folklore)
- Merihem�(Christian demonology)
- Mermeoth�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Mictlantecuhtli�(Aztec mythology)
- Mojo�(African mythology)
- Moloch�(Christian demonology)
- Murmur�(Christian demonology)
- Muttukumaru�(Malaysian demonology)
N
- Naamah�(Jewish demonology)
- Naberius�(Christian demonology)
- Naberus�(Christian demonology)
- Naphula�(Christian demonology)
- Nekomata�(Japanese mythology)
- Nemaides�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Nephonos�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Neqa'el�(Egyptian mythology)
- Ninurta�(Sumerian mythology,�Akkadian mythology)
- Nix�(North-European�folklore)
- Nouda�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Nyai Loro Kidul�(a.k.a. Nyi Roro Kidul) (Javanese mythology)
O
- Onomatath�(Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Onoskelis�(Greek mythology)
- Oray�(Christian demonology)
- Orcus�(see also:�Orcs)
- Oriax�(Christian demonology)
- Ornias�(Jewish demonology)
- Orobas�(Christian demonology)
- Ose�(Christian demonology)
- Oni�(Japanese demonology)
- Oulotep�(Jewish mythology)
P
- Paimon�(Christian demonology)
- Pazuzu�(Sumerian mythology,�Akkadian mythology)
- Penemue�(Jewish mythology)
- Phenex�(Christian demonology)
- Pithius�(Christian demonology)
- Pocong�(Melayu,�Indonesian demonology)
- Pontianak�(a.k.a. Kuntilanak) (Indonesian demonology)
- Popobawa�(Zanzibar�demonology)
- Procell�(Christian demonology)
- Pruflas�(Christian demonology)
- Psoglav�(Slavic Mythology)
- Purson�(Christian demonology)
- Putana�(Hindu mythology)
Q
- Queezle�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
R
- Raging Demon�(Christian demonology)
- Rahab�(Jewish folklore)
- Rahovart�(European�folklore)
- Raiju�(Japanese mythology)
- Rakshasa�(Hindu mythology)
- Ramuthra�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Rangda�(Balinese mythology)
- Raum�(Christian demonology)
- Ravana�(Hindu mythology)
- Razakel�(European�folklore)
- Rimmon�(Syrian�demonology)
- Ronove�(Christian demonology)
- Rosier�(Christian demonology)
- Rubicante�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Rumjal�(Jewish demonology)
- Rusalka�(Slavic mythology)
S
- Sabnock�(Christian demonology)
- Saiko�(Christian demonology)
- Sallos�(Christian demonology)
- Salpsan, Satan's son (Apocryphal�Gospel of Bartholomew)
- Samael�(Jewish demonology)
- Satan�(Jewish demonology,�Christian demonology,�Islamic mythology)
- Satanachia�(Christian demonology)
- Scarmiglione�(Dante's�Divina Commedia)
- Scox�(Christian demonology)
- Screwtape�(C.S.Lewis�The Screwtape Letters)
- Seere�(Christian demonology)
- Semyazza�(Jewish demonology)
- Set�(Egyptian mythology�during the�Second Intermediate Period)
- Shaitan�(Islamic mythology)
- Shanda (Christian demonology)
- Shax�(Christian demonology)
- Shedim�(Jewish folklore)
- Shezmu�(Egyptian mythology)
- Sidragasum�(Christian demonology)
- Sitri�(Christian demonology)
- Stheno�(Greek mythology)
- Stolas�(Christian demonology)
- Stuhać�(Slavic Mythology)
- Succubus�(Sumerian mythology,�Akkadian mythology,�Jewish folklore,�Christian demonology)
- Surgat�(Christian demonology)
T
- Tannin�(Jewish demonology)
- Tartaruchi�(Apocryphal�Christian demonology)
- Tchue�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Temeluchus�(Apocryphal�Christian demonology)
- Teeraal�(Babylonian mythology)
- Telal�(Sumerian demonology)
- Teti (Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Tengu�(Japanese Mythology)
- Thammuz�(Christian demonology)
- Thren�(Nordic demonology)
- Thubar�(Islamic mythology)
- Tibbet�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Tlaloc (Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Truklet�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Tuyul�(Indonesian demonology)
- Tsabar�(Islamic mythology)
- Tzitzimime�(Aztec mythology)
U
V
- Vacca (demonolatry)
- Valefar�(Christian demonology)
- Vapula�(Christian demonology)
- Vassago�(Christian demonology)
- Vepar�(Christian demonology)
- Verrine�(Christian demonology)
- Vine�(Christian demonology)
- Volac�(Christian demonology)
- Vual�(Christian demonology)
W
- Wendigo�(Native American�Mythology)
- Wewe Gombel�(Indonesian demonology)
- Wormwood�(C.S. Lewis�The Screwtape Letters)
X
Y
- Yeqon�(Jewish demonology)
- Yeter'el�(Christian demonology)
- Yokai�(Japanese folklore)
- Yole (Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Yuki-Onna�(Japanese folklore)
Z
- Zaebos�(Christian demonology)
- Zagan�(Christian demonology)
- Zankou�(Charmed�TV series)
- Zelusrous�(Christian demonology)
- Zeno�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Zepar�(Christian demonology)
- Ziminar�(Christian demonology)
- Zmeu�(Romanian folklore)
- Zin�(West African�folklore)
- Ziz�(Jewish Demonology)
- Zosa�(Stroud's�Bartimaeus Trilogy)
- Zalnabur�(Islamic mythology)
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