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Here is a myth from the pacific (specifically Samoa) about a girl named Sina who befriends an eel, who becomes more demanding for her love...

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The Legend of Sina and Tuna - beautiful animation!

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In one myth, it showcases Gilgamesh (gill-gah-mesh), once a king of Uruk back then, who befriended a wild-man, defeated a creature, and knowing he couldn't live forever since his wild-man friend was killed by a wanna-be girlfriend goddess, he learned that everyone dies someday.

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Around the world, there are different cultures, who have different myths and legends. They are given/shared around generations, often having themes, like how something came to be, or where we came from, how the world began, etc.

Some cultures may have died out, but they're myths and legends still live on.

Sometimes, these myths and legends from around the world may be showcased in song, performance, a story near a campfire, or just telling someone about it.

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- Treacherous VILLAINS! Every myth (and legend) needs a villain. They are mostly the person trying to stop the hero, putting something/someone in danger, or anything else evil.

- Mighty Gods: In myths, they are said to be the people who birth their people out of wood, clay, or anything else. Angry gods can threaten to destroy people, using natural disasters for example.

- Tricksters: Many myths use tricksters in their stories for just plain causing trouble to others, or, if it's good, to teach a good lesson, a lesson about how things are not always as they seem. Some may even change themselves, otherwise known as shapeshifters.

- Death and the Underworld: Many myths were talking about people being immortal and other stuff. Then it formed into some talking about death, in which some stories talk about people going into the underworld to outwit death. The lesson there was that everyone...dies someday.

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In some myths, around the globe, there are some ingredients. Such ingredients include:

- Characters: Usually the character is male and is mortal (meaning they can't live forever)

- Mythical Creatures: They are rarely good and most of the time they're bad to be with. The main character may need to outwit such a mythical creature.

- Heroes' Quests: Mostly used in a myth, in which the hero (or main character/s) may need to complete to defend something important. The character/hero may need assistance from others.

- Heroes' Super Powers: Used by the main character or hero. It could also be a magic object they could use later on in the story.

- EPIC Heroes: Sometimes they don't HAVE to be epic. A hero in a myth is said not to be such a perfect person. They could have flaws or weaknesses that would make the story interesting.

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Myths and Legends often have Gods and Goddesses, who often give the main character(s) their quest. Sometimes, the character may be a god/goddess, or, in a couple of stories, a part god/goddess, and a part human.

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Here is an example of a myth. This is about Rona and the Moon, in which in the end it told about how Rona made a mistake when she cursed at the moon...

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A quest is used in myths and legends for the main character goes through a series of challenges to get their final answer.

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Super powers are used in myths and legends and sometimes, the characters have super powers to use as their advantage to defeat a villain/creature, or to get something in return...

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Settings in a myth or legend are usually interesting for the reader to know about. Sometimes it can be the woods, high mountains, etc.

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"How the world came to be..." is a story that is more like a myth than a legend. It teaches people how objects, animals, naturistic plants, and many more things came to be, like how tortoises got their shells...

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The main hero is a myth or legends which is often know as a heroine. Heroes get sent to mission that they defeat enemy and save the person that was in trouble. But in fiction they save people with some superpowers or some object.

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A magical object is an object that, in most myths and legends, is used to help the main character with a problem to solve it. A magical object may be logical or not.

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A legend is a story that is made for the reader, entertainment, but has been changed throughout generations and people, bringing in creatures and stuff that doesn't really happen in real life.

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A myth is a made up story that is based on a legend, but instead is logical and actually teaches the reader(s) something, like one myth teaches people that everyone dies, that taught about death.