Okay, the user wants me to translate "mythical beast" into Filipino. Let me think about the correct term here. "Mythical" translates to "mitolohikal" or "mitiko," but "mitolohikal" is more commonly used in formal contexts. "Beast" can be "hayop" or "lalaki" depending on the context, but "hayop" is the direct translation. However, in Filipino, "mitolohikal na hayop" might be too literal. I recall that "mitiko" is often used as an adjective, so "mitiko" might be better here. Wait, "mitiko" is an adjective, so "mitikong hayop" would be "mythical beast." Alternatively, "hayop na mitiko" could work. Let me check if there's a standard term. Maybe "mitiko" is more commonly used as a standalone term, like "mitiko" for mythical creatures. But the user specified to translate all content into Filipino, so I should stick with the direct translation. So "mythical beast" would be "mitolohikal na hayop." However, I should confirm if that's the standard term. Alternatively, "mitiko" might be used as a noun, but I think "mitolohikal na hayop" is more accurate. I'll go with that.
mitolohikal na hayop
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