Shapeshifters and Demons

Shapeshifters:
In African folklore, shapeshifters are known as werehyenas. They are believed to be animals that can disguise themselves in human form during the day, but return to their true animal form at night

In some Indigenous legends, shapeshifters are known as tricksters. They are often depicted as tiny pranksters who can transform into different forms

In mythology and speculative fiction, shapeshifting is the ability to physically transform oneself through an inherently superhuman ability

Demons:
In Christianity, demons are believed to be fallen angels who rebelled against God and were cast out of heaven

In Islam, demons are known as jinn. They are believed to be created from smokeless fire and have free will like humans

In Hinduism, demons are known as asuras. They are often depicted as powerful beings who are enemies of the gods