도깨비 신부

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"도깨비 신부" (Dokkaebi Shinbu) can refer to several things, depending on the context:

1. Dokkaebi's Bride (Mythological context): In Korean folklore, a *Dokkaebi* (도깨비) is a type of goblin or spirit, known for being mischievous, and sometimes helpful. They are nature deities, possessing extraordinary powers. They differ from ghosts as dokkaebi are formed from inanimate objects, not from human death. The "Dokkaebi's Bride" concept could refer to stories or legends where a human woman becomes the bride of a Dokkaebi.

2. "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God" (TV Drama): This popular South Korean drama, also known as "Goblin," features a storyline where a modern-day Dokkaebi (played by Gong Yoo) needs a human bride to end his immortal life. The character Ji Eun-tak (played by Kim Go-eun) is the "Dokkaebi Shinbu,". Ji Eun-tak was originally fated to die but was saved by the Dokkaebi and destined to be his bride and was given the ability to see ghosts.

3. "Dokkaebi Shinbu" (Manhwa): This is a Korean manhwa (comic) by Marley, that focuses on the story of the protagonist Shin Seon-bi, set around the topic of shamanism. It was initially published by Sejoo Culture, but moved after they closed down.

4. "Dokkaebi Shinbu" (E-book): There are romance e-books with this title. One is about a girl named Dong-i, who meets a Dokkaebi in the forest. Another story features a woman named Heeyo from a Dokkaebi village who falls in love with a human man.

The meaning of "도깨비 신부" will change a lot based on the context. It can be a general concept of folklore, specific characters in popular media, or refer to publications.