Fantasy creatures are considered mystifying, intriguing and full of questionable meanings and origins.  Some refer to fantasy creatures as mythological while others are more than happy to surmise them in the supernatural category.  The biggest debate over centuries may be none other than do they really exist.  Take movies for example.  The most common plot is seeing a group of exploring campers or teenagers discovering fantasy creatures which turn out to be evil.

Many have heard horrid tales while others believe in the magical wisdom of fantasy creatures.  One fine, good example is the unicorn.  It’s believed to be white, pure and magical.  However, ask your whole community for a likable encounter with a unicorn and best a rare footage and you will only hear the echo of your question as there will be none.  Perhaps one or two remote villagers may encounter a slight sight or sound but uncommonly so.

With such, those who believe and don’t are utterly divided between two camps.  However, writing on the yes side of this topic, it doesn’t have to be seeing is believing all the time.  Would there be two stories the same over a particular fantasy creature at any given time.  Yes, there are and the descriptions are mostly about the same to any given fantasy creature.  What about rare footage or glimpse which can be found on the Internet or You-Tube videos? Couldn’t be all are super imposed or being recreated to invite controversy.  Hence, there is a balancing act there.  Fantasy creatures are not to be frightened of nor to be braved upon. 

Knowing that these “beings” exist suffice for now.  Just check out reality shows investigating certain haunts or places believed to have sightings of fantasy creatures or anything close to it.  There are aplenty.  In remote villages, urban tales go around keeping the fear alive.  Not to be scared of but more likely a fear of the unknown.  The fact that it remains a mystery up until someone claims to have an encounter and so on. 

Hence, fantasy creatures really exist because if suddenly everybody is able to see them anytime and anywhere, then they wouldn’t be called fantasy.  Go to any bookstore and find out books on them.  Read more true encounters and judge for yourself.  If need be, interview people who may have experiences with these creatures.  They are as real as can be, and you wouldn’t want to wish to “bump” into them at all.  Unfortunately, humans need evidences all the time, so this will always remain a controversial subject.