These are the most famous characters from Celtic Mythology. For the sake of everyone's sanity, pronunciation guides will be provided for the names.

There are two main (surviving) strands of Celtic mythology: Goidelic (Irish/Scots/Manx) and Brythonic (Welsh/Cornish/Breton). Characters · YMMV · ReferencedBy · WMG (Fan Theories)

Cú Chulainn has shown up on Badass of the Week, and his penchant for ridiculous quantities of bloodshed has become a Running Gag on Bettermyths.com.

Anime & Manga Code Geass contains some references to Celtic mythology, such as the Geass (derived from the geis/geas). It also heavily references …

The mythology of the region includes the origin of the Leprechaun, Banshee, and The Fair Folk, making any mysterious bit of nature stumbled upon (which is a lot) ...

9 сент. 2014 г. · A description of tropes appearing in Celtic Mythology. The original fairy tales. You have probably heard some stories influenced by these ...

There are two main (surviving) strands of Celtic mythology: Irish and Welsh. While they share many tropes and have certain figures in common, they do not really ...

“And the name Cú Chulainn Was sung out loud that night In a tale of rage and ruin and of might And the name Cú Chulainn So furious and wild To remain in myth ...

Instead of gods, they were turned into sorcerers and demons, with some very questionable Christian elements thrown in as well. Example of: Bowdlerise.

The "real" Tuatha Dé Danann were earlier pre-Celtic inhabitants of Ireland, later mythologized into gods then demythologized by Christian scribes.