Dokkaebi are mythical creatures from Korean folklore, often depicted as goblin-like beings. They are known for their mischievous nature and ability to bring both good fortune and mischief to humans. Traditionally, dokkaebi are associated with various magical powers, including the ability to summon objects and create illusions. In Korean culture, dokkaebi are often portrayed with a distinctive appearance, featuring horns and a playful demeanor. They are commonly featured in stories and legends, where they interact with humans, sometimes helping them and other times playing tricks. Their presence is a significant part of Korean mythology and traditional storytelling.