Here are four of the mythical archetypes and each description:
The Anthropomorphic Animal: it is commonly seen in children’s tales, fairytales or Aesop’s fables. The humanlike animal is used to explain strengths and weaknesses.The Fairy Godmother: This is often portrayed by a kind old and pleasant looking woman, or young and beautiful who has magical powers that is used to help the lead character.The Hero: The character is usually male, who is of low status from the start and who has overcome adversity in order to be in the position of power.The Child: Commonly used in fairytales, the child often represents innocence vulnerability, especially when applied to female children.