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Ojáncanu
Also known as: Ojáncano
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One-eyed Cantabrian giant of the forest - enemy of the good anjana.
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The ojáncanu is a roughly ten-foot, one-eyed giant of Cantabrian mythology - red-bearded, forest-dwelling, destructive to livestock and people, often given extra fingers as a mark of excess. His female counterpart, the ojáncana, is sometimes even fiercer. They are opposed by the benevolent anjana, fairy-like guardians of the green highlands of northern Spain.
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