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1414:(1987–1994). They are presented as a threat, either malevolent or mindless, and appear as floating green entities with swivelling eyes and prominent cheeks. These pookas have plants growing from their head and generally appear in wild areas such as woodland or overgrown ruins.
846:"I have spurs," said the farmer. "Put them on you tonight and if he brings you give him the spurs!" And this the lad did. The thing threw him from its back and the lad got back early enough. Within a week the (pooka) was before him again after housing the cows.
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1159:(1999), the pooka appears as an untamed, untrustworthy being who deigns to assist the protagonist Jenny. As in folklore, this pooka is a shapeshifter who most often appears as a wild pony. In all his forms he is black with golden eyes.
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1241:(1992–2002) was the former songwriting duo of the British guitarists/vocalists Sharon Lewis and Natasha Jones. They took their name from the púca, a mythical Irish goblin with an uneven temper.
2144:"Excited to reveal that in Hilda season 3, Hilda's Great Aunt Astrid is voiced by the one and only Miriam Margolyes (alongside @PhilippaRice as your new favourite weird little guy The Pooka)!"
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1273:, "Puck" is a summoned spirit companion of Emilia. They take the appearance of a grey and white cat but seems to shapeshift and have immense power when they want to use it.
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1107:(1984) features Pook the Pooka, a ghost horse with chains, as the mount of Jordan the Barbarian. Pook's daughter Peek shows up in subsequent books.
1311:(1995), Pooka are one of the standard kiths, or option for playable character types, among several other creatures of Celtic and Gaelic folklore.
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2166:"Pittsburgh Hurling Club"
1677:"A Tour through Brittany"
1461:
1339:Assassin's Creed Valhalla
1178:The Spiderwick Chronicles
1030:A Midsummer Night's Dream
880:Morphology and physiology
30:Depiction of the Pwca in
1798:Ó Cróinín, Seán (1980).
1326:The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
1308:Changeling: The Dreaming
1286:Tabletop and video games
1233:
1033:features the character "
1027:Shakespeare's 1595 play
2714:Dökkálfar and Ljósálfar
2170:Pittsburgh Hurling Club
1452:In the third season of
1245:Comics, manga and anime
960:Art and popular culture
920:Agricultural traditions
747:(thus being related in
716:(now chiefly regional)
652:Etymology and analogues
4186:Christmas gift-bringer
2604:Brown Man of the Muirs
2243:In English and German
1704:"le Nain de Kerhuiton"
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681:Scandinavian languages
236:Imbolc/St Brigid's Day
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21:Pooka (disambiguation)
3058:Nicnevin/Gyre-Carling
2569:Blue men of the Minch
2445:Abodes and structures
1960:10.1353/shq.2001.0021
1947:Shakespeare Quarterly
1619:Studia Neophilologica
1302:White Wolf Publishing
1074:, later adapted into
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3464:Hopkinsville Goblins
1941:Wall, Wendy (2001).
1914:Curran, Bob (1997),
1059:'s 1939 debut novel
993:improve this article
712:devil, evil spirit,
457:World Heritage Sites
3185:Sprite/Water sprite
2359:Celtic sacred trees
2275:The Fairy Mythology
2204:104 (1993), 105-110
1920:, Appletree Press,
1902:The Lore of Ireland
1849:on 14 November 2014
1711:Annales de Bretagne
1520:in English folklore
1442:Legends of Tomorrow
1388:Home Safety Hotline
1344:Wrath of the Druids
1170:Laurell K. Hamilton
965:Literature and film
940:Regional variations
679:. For instance, in
319:and performing arts
161:Chicken fillet roll
4345:Scottish mythology
4335:Germanic mythology
2514:Aos Sí (Aes Sídhe)
2235:(Harvey the Pooka)
2071:Carlow Nationalist
2045:Author K.F. Breene
1900:Ó hÓgáin, Dáithí:
1394:In the video game
1385:In the video game
1376:In the video game
1367:In the video game
1349:In the video game
1336:In the video game
1323:In the video game
1290:In the video game
801:Nature of the púca
751:and milieu to the
731:, it is named the
549:Ireland portal
437:Irish martial arts
425:Irish road bowling
56:Culture of Ireland
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1702:Loth, J. (1894).
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1358:In the card game
1352:Etrian Odyssey IV
1062:At Swim-Two-Birds
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3928:Jimmy Squarefoot
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3008:Margot the fairy
2957:Lady of the Lake
2907:Jenny Greenteeth
2902:Jack o' the bowl
2734:Queen of Elphame
2481:Attested fairies
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3632:Orang bunian
3550:Fallen angel
3494:Nordic alien
3230:Wicked fairy
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2967:Leanan sídhe
2912:Joan the Wad
2877:Hobbididance
2837:Gwyn ap Nudd
2559:Bloody Bones
2529:Baobhan sith
2519:Arkan Sonney
2436:Water spirit
2421:Hungry grass
2389:Fairy riding
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2173:. Retrieved
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3210:Tylwyth Teg
3200:Tooth fairy
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3043:Moss people
3013:Meg Mullach
2917:Joint-eater
2802:Ghillie Dhu
2762:Fairy Queen
2549:Billy Blind
2504:Alp Luachra
2411:Genius loci
2337:in folklore
2107:28 February
1853:28 December
1559:(1950 film)
1551:(1944 play)
1423:is titled "
1370:Odin Sphere
1279:Blue Monday
1204:Leveling Up
1187:Holly Black
1138:(1987), an
1093:leprechauns
1076:a 1950 film
950:County Down
707:Old Swedish
611:Old English
336:Irish dance
251:The Twelfth
216:Spiced beef
4289:Categories
4223:Salamander
3923:Jack Frost
3560:Hồ ly tinh
3555:Fox spirit
3459:Grey alien
3419:Anchimayen
3220:Water bull
3165:Shellycoat
3088:Peg Powler
3073:Nuckelavee
3048:Nain Rouge
2972:Leprechaun
2867:Hinzelmann
2772:Fear gorta
2767:Fear dearg
2739:Svartálfar
2699:Each-uisge
2664:Colt pixie
2654:Clurichaun
2644:Ceffyl Dŵr
2544:Bean nighe
2467:Fairy ring
2462:Fairy path
2452:Fairy fort
2394:Fairy tale
2379:Fairy-lock
2364:Changeling
2249:374672385X
2226:Mary Chase
2175:1 December
1827:Wilde 1887
1597:References
1503:Torngarsuk
1472:Pittsburgh
1411:Knightmare
1404:Television
1113:(1987) by
914:Brian Boru
903:each uisce
867:Lady Wilde
787:poulpiquet
755:). In the
722:Old Danish
509:Irish harp
373:Television
299:Literature
191:Irish stew
32:Wirt Sikes
4203:Elemental
3893:Black dog
3612:Korpokkur
3565:Huli jing
3509:Pukwudgie
3489:Nimerigar
3449:Encantado
3393:Tikoloshe
3373:Mami Wata
3353:Bultungin
3343:Asanbosam
3284:Worldwide
3245:Wirry-cow
3103:Púca/Pwca
3038:Morvarc'h
2927:Kilmoulis
2882:Hobgoblin
2822:Grindylow
2797:Gancanagh
2777:Fenodyree
2729:Huldufólk
2669:Cyhyraeth
2624:Bugul Noz
2457:Fairyland
1985:191580811
1969:0037-3222
1871:, p. 94,
1808:cite book
1647:164700561
1639:0039-3274
1573:Footnotes
1433:Britannia
1230:in 2022.
1228:Co. Clare
1218:Sculpture
1153:'s novel
1144:Emma Bull
1142:novel by
1101:'s novel
1078:starring
779:pouquelée
749:etymology
699:Norwegian
664:sound in
601:; plural
450:Monuments
246:Bealtaine
229:Festivals
211:Spice bag
171:Colcannon
141:Barmbrack
119:Mythology
90:Languages
4300:Bogeymen
4264:Category
4254:See also
4233:Wild man
4134:Alberich
4004:Farfadet
3994:Dionysus
3984:Cercopes
3974:Basajaun
3967:Southern
3878:Aitvaras
3871:Northern
3857:Vodyanoy
3852:Vântoase
3842:Vadleany
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