1. Universal Archetypes: These are archetypes that are found in many different cultures and societies across the world. They often represent fundamental aspects of human nature and experience, such as the hero, the villain, the wise old man, the mother figure, and so on.
2. Cultural Archetypes: These are archetypes that are specific to a particular culture or society. They often reflect the values, beliefs, and norms of that culture, and may include characters like the samurai in Japanese culture, the cowboy in American culture, or the trickster figure in many indigenous cultures.