The phrase "a legendary monster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mythical or famous creature from folklore, literature, or popular culture.
Example: "In the story, the hero must confront a legendary monster that has terrorized the village for centuries."
Alternatives: "a mythical beast" or "a fabled creature."
Berlioz's score, after all, is a legendary monster that plays as long as "Tristan und Isolde" and if anything is more of a problem to produce.
For decades, scientists and sea explorers have sought to hunt down and photograph the giant squid — a legendary monster of the deep with eyes the size of soccer balls and long tentacles lined with sucker pads.
Each victim is found with his or her throat torn out, and the residents are convinced that the killings are the work of a legendary monster that supposedly haunts the marshes at night.
The genus name Siats is from a legendary monster from the Ute tribe of Utah (where the dinosaur was found), with the species name meekerorum a tribute to the Meeker family who support palaeontological research.
PAGE B1 Sea Monster Caught on Film Two Japanese scientists have reported that they have made the world's first observations in the wild of a giant squid, a legendary monster hunted for decades by scientists and sea explorers.
After all, a show that features a legendary monster named Scuzzlebutt with a celery stick for one leg and "Television's Patrick Duffy" for the other, or children on Ritalin who hallucinate pink spiders with the head of Christina Aguilera, seems related to all of the techniques of postmodern collage.
The name is applied because of a resemblance to the legendary monster called basilisk (see cockatrice).
She created the legendary monster after a challenge by Lord Byron who had invited a group of young British literary types to spend the summer on the shores of Lake Geneva.
The film Kim Jong-Il had them make was a Godzilla-style movie, Pulgasari: The Legendary Monster.
As well as other figures from Arthurian legend, the mountain is linked to a legendary (water monster) and the (fairies).
Coulter's mask is on display in Think Tank's Trap House, a sci-fi horror art show and escape room mashup that's exhibiting legendary monster and SFX makeup artists in LA.
