Mannegishi (Little People)

supernatural · United States · North American

The Mannegishi are small, bald humanoid beings in Crow mythology, described as having large, bulging eyes and tiny, tan bodies. They are tricksters who live in rocky areas and along riverbanks. These little people are known for playing pranks on humans, leading travelers astray, and causing mischief. Despite their troublesome nature, they are not considered evil. Some stories say they can be helpful to those who treat them with respect. The Mannegishi are similar to fairies in European folklore and are found in various forms across many Plains Indian traditions, often associated with mysteriou

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