Dokkaebi, often referred to as goblins in English, are mythical creatures from Korean folklore. They are known for their mischievous nature and ability to shape-shift. Traditionally, Dokkaebi are depicted as having a playful demeanor, often playing tricks on humans, but they can also be helpful to those who show kindness. In Korean culture, Dokkaebi are associated with various objects, such as the Dokkaebi bangmangi, a magical club that can summon wealth or grant wishes. They are often portrayed in stories and art, symbolizing both good fortune and the unpredictability of life.