天狗 (Tengu) is a creature from Japanese folklore, often depicted as a bird-like humanoid with red skin, a long nose, and the ability to fly. Traditionally, they are considered protectors of the mountains and forests, but they can also be mischievous or even malevolent. Tengu are often associated with martial arts and are believed to be skilled warriors. In Japanese culture, Tengu are sometimes seen as a symbol of the balance between nature and humanity. They are linked to the Shinto religion and are often depicted in art and literature. Tengu can also be found in various forms, including the Karasu Tengu, which resembles a crow, and the Konoha Tengu, which has a more human-like appearance.