In Slavic mythology, the god known as the god of water is Vodyanoy. Often depicted as a supernatural being, Vodyanoy is associated with rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water. He is usually portrayed as a water spirit who can shape-shift and is sometimes described as having a fish-like appearance. Vodyanoy embodies the dual nature of water, representing both nurturing qualities and potential dangers. His tales often emphasize the importance of respecting nature and the mysteries of the watery realms, reflecting the cultural significance of water in Slavic traditions.