Russian Unicorn Myths?

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Are there any Russian specif myths about unicorns?
Anything would be useful. I've been scouring the internet for unicorn myths and all I get is the generic one.




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I'm not sure there are Russian unicorns, but you can check out k'i-lin or look up "Japanese Unicorn". They're much different than the classic unicorn, and could give you some fresh twists.
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If you're looking for non-generic unicorn info, the karkadann and shadhavar are also worth checking out.

As for Russian unicorns, the only thing that comes to my mind is Indrik the Beast.
Secretly a Kyllorac, sometimes a Murtle.
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I've looked into the k'i-lin before, have to check out the other two though, thanks :3
Bummer I cant find anything Russian, the story seems to be basing itself off a few other vaguely Russian things and it'd just make me happy to keep on like that.



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