Far Gone in Makebelieve

This poem is full of mythological and fanciful creatures, can you spot the two that are real? Message me for the answer.

Far Gone in Make-Believe

Anubis is in the dark closet, a great big
Bug-a-boo is under my bed. A regal
Cantaur stands guard over a
Dragon in the garden, an
Elf weaves its magick with
Fawns dancing around the
Griffen's nest.
Hobgoblins in the yard fighting with
Imps and chasing around a
Jackalope. Watch out for the
Kraken next to the driveway and the
Lamia who lives next door.
Merfolk have a city in the neighborhood lake.
Nymphs dance at night and hide from the
Ogre, who is friends with a
Phoenix, a great fire bird.
Qilin's are a sign of good luck where as
Redcaps are of bad. A majestic
Sphinx chases the uncatchable
Teumessian fox, quite a sight to behold.
Unicorns prance around a volgar
Vulg. Do you know a
Werwolf? Or perhaps a frog with claws, a
Xeropus, it's called. The
Yeti makes a lot of noise, and I must hide,
Zombies are after. . . me.

descriptions of the lesser known creatures in this poem:
Jackalope- a jack rabbit with antelope antlers
Kraken- a fabulous sea monster
Lamia- upper body of a woman and the lower body is serpentine
Qilin- a hooved Chinese creature who appears in conjection with the arrival of
sage, looked at as a good oman.
Teumessian fox- a gigantic fox who is uncatchable
Vulg- a creation of Dennis L. McKiernan
Xeropus- a water frog with three claws on its feet
Yeti- another name for the Abominable Snowman