Homonym: Dokkaebi (Goblin)
Dokkaebi are mythical creatures from Korean folklore, often depicted as goblin-like beings. They are known for their playful and mischievous nature, possessing magical powers that allow them to shape-shift and control various elements. Traditionally, they are believed to protect treasures and can bring both good fortune and mischief to humans.
In Korean culture, Dokkaebi are often associated with the harvest season and are thought to ward off evil spirits. They are commonly featured in stories, dramas, and art, symbolizing the duality of good and bad. Their unique characteristics make them a popular subject in modern media, including films and video games.