Post mythical or folkloric creatures from your cunt, everything is allowed.
Pic related is the Beast of Gévaudan, it was actually real, an unknown serial killer used some kind of Wolfdog for killing people, some modern hypothesis said it was actually a Spotted Hyena.
Anyways, Bigfoot. You all know about Bigfoot, right?
Anthony Martin
Wyomingites
Jose King
whats bigfoot?
Jacob Roberts
Wolpertinger. Really hard to catch as you have to pour salt over its tail or it will flee.
Eli Hill
We have a ton. Some we share with different nations. Mostly other germanic ones. The Mara for example. "Mare" in English.
I'd to read a few books about other countries' folklore desu. Has anyone got any recommendations?
Landon Moore
>from norse mythos Trolls Giants Elves Dwarves Dark elves And most other standard fantasy cliche creatures.
Jace Lee
The "Tió the Nadal" (Christmas Log)
It's a log that the kids beat up with a stick in the Christmas Eve, with the rythm of a song.
When the kids do that, the log "shits" small gifts. Sweets, small toys, and food for Christmas.
Traditionally, if it is possible, the log is put to burn before the ritual. And you hit it while it's in flames. This is becoming less common, tho. Due to people living in cities, mainly.
It probably has the same origin of the Yule log.
Logan Williams
(shit).
Forgot to explain: This is a tradition of Catalonia, Occitania, and Aragon. And "Tió de Nadal" is its Catalan name.
William Kelly
>created just to fuck with tourist
Germany sure is /devilish/
Landon Jenkins
Banshee/Bean Sidhe Dullahan Selkie Leprechaun Faerie Far darrig Oilliphéist
Nolan Gutierrez
Best mythology movie ever
Lucas Hughes
The D&D nerds will knw these ones. (Swedish/Scandi folkloric creatures from around 1400 and onwards) Draug Changeling Will o the wisp Fearies
Gavin Martinez
This lovely woman called "Çarşamba Karısı"
Adrian Nguyen
Witches can shoot fireballs and make your life harder than it was or can help you if you are not complete asshole. Really they are like to play on feels.
Benjamin Nguyen
For example.
Matthew Cooper
Skinwalker, wendingo, or whatever you want to call it.
Justin Foster
A log that shits gifts... what?
Leo Bennett
why are certain areas closed off Norway
what are you hiding Norway
Christian King
Wandlerkrähe (changing crow) It is said to exist in Northern German towns that have bridges. Whenever it - in its crow form - flies underneath a bridge - and nobody is looking - it comes out on the other side as a seagull. And vice versa of course.
Jonathan Powell
The Mothman Prophecies is good. Pretty good movie too.
Tyler Wood
Forgot generic picture of a bridge.
Nolan Hall
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Isaiah Jones
The tooth fairy
David Sanders
Dragon Haggis Voldemort
Kayden Jackson
Of Catalan Mythology:
The Aloja, Goja, or also "Dona d'aigua (water woman)". Aloja: əlɔ́ʒə Goja: gɔ́ʒə (note that the "J" is not the Spanish J. It's a completely different sound. It would sound horrible that way)
They are our version of the Nymph.
Aloges are feminine beings that live in lakes, springs, ponds, caves with water, and other places with fresh water.
They are of extreme beauty. With blond or red long hair that reaches their feet and blue eyes.
They can live for thousands of years. They are (usually) not malicious beings, and will avoid contact with humans. But if somehow you encounter them directly, bad things could happen to you.
It's said that, during the night, you can hear their music coming out from the caves their hide in.
Eli Gomez
>desire to know more intensifies
Carter Ortiz
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Blake Collins
Goatman
We have la Llorona, crazy woman who drowned her kids, commited suicide and now roams moaning "aaaaaaaaay mis hijos" (my kids) and stealing children.
Aiden Fisher
We have the dreamtime here in Australia. I'm not super knowledgeable about it but it's basically aboriginal mythology about how a lot of things came to be, essentially their interpretation of how the world was formed. One of the popular ones is the rainbow serpent which as it move it made paths in the ground which turned into the rivers and what not. Another one is the bunyip or yowie, the bunyip is supposedly a sort of evil spirit that haunts lakes and rivers and attack people at night. When the settlers came here the aboriginals warned them of the bunyip and many settlers believed them to be real and would hear howling at night. Some of the stories are quite interesting. Google dreamtime stories and there should be quite a few. We used to learn about them in school.
Jose Morris
I remember there was this sporting goods store in a town a used to live by that had a jackolope head mounted on the wall. Bored taxidermist are great.
Julian Moore
Can you tell a little more about this? I got as far as "wednesday woman" from google but that led to nothing interesting and I don't want to loose this thread and chance to ask spending all my time googling bs.
Jack Hernandez
Chupacabra
Saw one when I was little outside my grandparents ranch just outside San Antonio, Texas.
Jace Martin
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Josiah Cooper
Inugami is the spirit of dog that possesses to curse. It's popular in Kansai area.
How to make Inugami You lock a hungry dog up and put food in front of it. When the dog is dying, you chop its neck, and the head flies to bite food. You burn it, put the bone into a container, hide it in the cabinet or under the floor and worship it. It will be your Inugami. How to work Inugami Once Inugami recognizes what you want, it possesses someone to achieve your success. For example, if you want money, Inugami possesses the rich and causes some diseases. Finally he bring money to you to get rid of diseases.
The summoner of Inugami and those who are possessed are called Inugamitsuki (means possessed by Inugami). If you are possessed by Inugami, your son and daughter are going to be possessed as well. Inugami isn't always submissive, sometimes it injures you. So Inugamitsuki is kept away from non-Inugamitsuki.
William Cruz
Chupathingy
Wyatt Smith
It's just our variation of the Yule Log tradition. We are slightly scatological.
Cooper Lewis
That's not scary. If I hear that my reaction is to scream: "Fuck off, we're full". And in the next elections, I vote for Trump,
Henry Walker
Is that the donkey lady? Or is she another entity?
Daniel Lee
I couldn't find anything on English only thing was that it resembled "Alkarısı"
Anyway her deal is to mess with people who don't tidy up earlier then she comes on wednesday and messes with the people of that house sometimes steals childrean in front of them
Andrew Garcia
No, I just googled, donkey lady is some deformed thing, la llorona is a ghost
You'll be afraid when she steals your children and uses them to get welfare
Dominic Barnes
TUSSELADD! Kek
One of my favourite movies desu.
Elijah Morris
>The ahuizotl (from the Nahuatl āhuitzotl for "spiny aquatic thing") is a legendary creature in Aztec myth. >The creature is described as dog-like, its waterproof fur often clumping up to create spikes (hence its name). The ahuizotl has hands capable of manipulation and an additional hand on its tail. The ahuizotl is feared due to its liking for human flesh, especially nails, eyes, and teeth. It is said to live in or near the water and to use the hand on the end of its tail to snatch its prey, dragging the person into the depths to drown them. Victims of the ahuizotl, Aztec beliefs state, are destined for the paradise of the god Tlaloc. it seems the fucker made it to mlp, dont know if that's good or bad
Aaron Nguyen
La Umita
it's a horrible floating head that errs in pain, crying and screaming. In theory, it's the wandering soul of a man punished for his sins.
Chupacabra's arch nemesis? Never heard of this thing.
John Ortiz
well, ahuizotl is actually mythical, chupacabras is more recent
Chase Williams
>How to make Inugami You lock a hungry dog up and put food in front of it. When the dog is dying, you chop its neck, and the head flies to bite food.
Have there been any incidents where someone has tried to create one? I keep reading of shamans and voodoshit in Africa but similar cruel myths exist in many cultures. Though I can't recall one in Nordic mythology that needs animal cruelty and torture. Sounds more like witchcraft than a positive charm.
Jaxson Sanders
Makes sense. Nobody believes me that I once saw one though.
Skinny, mangy, and quick as lighting and of course, ugly as fuck.
William Martin
Yowie gonna come get ya
Landon Roberts
> Bland tomtar och troll I'm still looking for the translation of those books
Adrian Hughes
where did you spot it? depending on your answer it may have been an illegal immigrant
Alexander Roberts
see No, it was a canine like creature and look identical to the pic, only skinnier.
Lincoln Lewis
?
Jaxson Sanders
maybe a Coyote with a disease?
Robert Watson
Fuckin yowie
Jason Sanchez
We got the Taniwha, apparently they dislike it when you build bridges, lucky we have Maori tribes that talk to it for us and lets us know we can't build a bridge in certain places.
Wouldn't want to get eaten.
Nathaniel Miller
>Chaneques are legendary creatures in Mexican folklore. They are conceived of as small, sprite-like beings, elemental forces and guardians of nature. >By tradition, these beings would attack intruders, frightening them so that their soul would abandon their body, which the chaneques enclosed in the depth of the land. If the victim did not recover their soul through a specific ritual, he or she would become ill and die soon after. >In some contemporary legends, chaneques are described as children with the face of old men or women, that make people go stray during three or seven days, after which the victims cannot recall anything that happened... although it is thought that they are taken by the chaneques to their home in the Underworld, of which the entrance is a dry kapok tree. sounds to me like an elf, or whatever you call those small tricksters no idea m8, maybe a xoloizcuintli
Connor Perez
No, it was exactly like this: youtube.com/watch?v=feqt97XVEUc That's what people speculate, but from recent testing done on captured specimens, it's DNA wasn't a match.
Gabriel Bailey
meant for
Andrew Watson
I can have a look. My grandmother used to read them to me every night.
Samuel Phillips
i only care about youkai and stuff in touhou. rest is shit
Nathaniel Nelson
isn't the original chupacabra a lizard thing and not a mangy looking dog
Grayson Campbell
Bean Sídhe (lady of the Síd) who marks impending death with a keening wail. Although shes not really a creature but a person of the mounds.
Hudson Collins
In Alaska it's called kushtika, takes the form of a otter with a mans head. Crys like a baby to lure people out into the woods then it KILLS YOU. And it's real
Matthew Clark
Nice sneakers homie
Michael Powell
Bigfoot is real. Why won't you believe, you fucks.
I've heard it myself
Oliver Richardson
I have a friend from the northwest of Argentina and he told me that there they have some sort of creature called Curupi from the aboriginal folklore of that region.
From what I've heard, legends have it that this thing likes raping young girls and robbing them of their virginity.
Kevin Powell
pretty awesome run of batwoman had her up against this creature
Joseph Garcia
That's a big dick 2bh
Noah Watson
If you go to the forest better do not fuck with this dude and forest too. Name is Leshiy.
Isaac Anderson
el boli
Jackson Ramirez
Malaysia and Indonesia. (Sometimes Singapore)
Pictured, Toyol, (Toy-old) Use by its master to steal money from target. Origin, died featus that have been worshipped. Live by sucking master's blood from toethumb. Will kill master if not fed. Can be inherited. To know if someone have this creature, when he/she dying, the face turned green and they will be in prolong agony before finaly RIP. Toyol will be roaming, find new master.
Other creatures Pontianak (blood sucker bitch), summoning rites was recorded by Frank Swettenham book. O'lele (specifically eats male dicks roaming in jungle) Penanggal (bodiless bitch with beating heart and organ, silver trails emits from it, flying head) Hantu Raya/Galah (taller than tree, have master) Bunian (alt world human, some called them Jinns, dressed in 14th century Malay, have invisible cities in Banjaran Titiwangsa area, disrespect their city border will result getting lost in their cities, if no help from outside world, soul will lost, real body will die because malnutrition.) And many more. :-D
Liam Ward
Bump
Samuel Young
heard wailing tonight
imagine it was just a fox having a ride
Oliver Clark
dragons and giants were real without question and I would think the creature that goes under the dwarf/faerie/gnome/elf name (not the tolkienized but the original) were likely real as well
not sure about the others
Owen Stewart
The Copperdick Owl.
Gavin Brown
Usually when thought it that way, the otherwise happen. >based on experience
Adrian Sanders
Comfy thread, do go on.
In my hometown, we have a myth about a 9 feet tall man, who'd beg residents of nearby houses for their kida since his died in a freak accident. If they said yes on their own and trusted him, the kids would be treated well. Should they turn him down he's eat the kids.
There's more to it I'm sure but that's all I can Muster up now, it's been almost two decades since I last heard the tale
Christian Williams
Here in Costa Rica there is a town near me that supposedly has a creature that is like an old woman who jumps from roof to roof and runsacracross power lines and looks in people's windows and scares them.
Charles Sanders
She runs on the power lines, pues.
Nolan Myers
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Dominic Sanders
just play the witcher games
Jeremiah Watson
Is that not an american jackalope?
Asher Ross
This.
D-don't forget to buy expansions many folklore and fights there.
Adrian Lee
yes of course there's also this new GWENT™ game coming next year very traditional folklore Slavic card game you should probably pre-order
Ayden Ramirez
that's pretty creepy
Mason King
fucking shit i used to believe this was a real animal till i was like 16 lost a bet thanks to you fuckers