The Mannegishi (singular the same) are a race of trickster people in Cree folklore. They are probably related to the Memegwesi of Ojibwa origin. [1]

The Mannegishi is a cryptid and myth of the Cree Natives of Canada. According to one Cree schema of the mythology, there are two humanoid races, one being the familiar human …

Memegwesi are small riverbank-dwelling water spirits. They are generally benign creatures, but sometimes blow canoes astray or steal things when they are not shown proper respect.

The Mannegishi (singular the same) are a race of trickster people in Cree folklore, similar in nature to the Memegwesi of the Ojibwa. They are described as semi-humanoid, being …

In the depths of the wilderness, encounter the Mannegishi, whimsical forest guardians bridging humanity and the spirit realm, teaching humility.

By Crusader1307 From The Native American Cree Nation, is the story of The Mannegishi. These little creatures were humanoid in looks. The had long arms and 6 fingers. Their most striking …

The Mannegishi (singular the same) are a race of trickster people in Cree folklore, similar in nature to the Memegwesi of the Ojibwa. They are described as semi-humanoid, being …

The Mannegishi is a mythical creature from the folklore of some Native American tribes, particularly the Cree and Algonquin people. This creature is often described as a small, …

Feb 16, 2013 · While they are known for playing pranks and jokes, the Mannegishi’s greatest pleasure is to crawl out from under the rocks and capsize the canoes or boats of people …

Mannegishi : are creatures that belong to the mythology of the Cree Indians of eastern Canada. They are described as pygmy, human-like entities, that resemble 'little men', with long thin legs …