Fire giants are mythical creatures often found in various mythologies, particularly in Norse mythology. They are typically depicted as enormous beings made of fire and magma, representing the destructive and chaotic forces of nature. Fire giants are known to inhabit volcanic regions and are associated with heat, flames, and the forging of weapons. In Norse legends, one of the most famous fire giants is Surtr, who is prophesied to play a significant role during Ragnarök, the end of the world. Fire giants often symbolize the primal elements and the struggle between order and chaos, making them important figures in many stories and folklore.