Garuda
Country of Origin: India
Being Type: Bird-Humanoid (Divine Mount)
Being Type: Bird-Humanoid (Divine Mount)
Power Stats
Aggression
6/10
Magic Abilities
8/10
Physical Power
9/10
Origin Backstory
In Hindu epics like the Mahabharata, Garuda hatched fully grown from an egg laid by Vinata, enslaved by her sister Kadru's serpents. Fueled by rage, he bargained with the gods for immortality nectar to free his mother, battling Indra and proving his supremacy. Vishnu, impressed, made Garuda his eternal mount and emblem. Enemy of serpents (nagas), Garuda symbolizes speed and martial power, devouring snakes while serving as protector against venom and evil in Vedic lore.
Key Features
- •Eagle-like bird with human features
- •Immense wings and strength
- •Enemy of nagas (serpents)
- •Carrier of Vishnu
- •Golden body and immense speed
Lore
Garuda is the divine bird-humanoid mount in Hindu mythology, hatching fully grown, freeing his mother from serpent enslavement, battling gods for nectar, and becoming Vishnu's eternal vehicle, enemy of nagas symbolizing speed and power.
