Scariest Mythical Creatures From Around The World (Part 3)
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- The SCARIEST mythical creatures, folklore, and urban legends from around the world!! (Part 3) The holy trilogy has been completed, unless we do more... sit back and enjoy! :)
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Part 1: • Scariest Mythical Crea...
Part 2: • Scariest Mythical Crea...
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0:00 | Intro
0:23 | Dark Watchers (California, USA)
1:41 | Medusa (Gorgon) (Greek Mythology)
3:25 | Drekavac (Slavic Folklore)
5:10 | El Charro Negro (Mexico)
6:57 | Vrykolakas (Ancient Greece)
8:13 | Umibozu (Japan)
9:51 | Goatman (Maryland, USA)
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The scariest mythical creature on Earth is the brain of a politician.
On both sides, lol
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The mythical part set it off lol
I thought a mythical creature would be a politician that actually takes their job seriously for the benefit of the people, not just themselves lol
Umibozu sounds terrifying, and not just because of its size. There's something about the darkness and lack of recognizable features that makes it super creepy to me.
Probably the scariest creature(s) here in the Philippines, in my opinion, are the Nangangatok (door knockers). Three mysterious figures that appear to be human, but their faces are covered by robes that they wear. They knock on doors late at night and if they decide to knock on yours they would do so all night, and if you open it, you would see no one, however this means that they have already cursed you with death, disease, and bad omen. The only way to avoid them is by looking outside your door through a peephole or a window when they are knocking in which case they would stop and move on to another house.
Thats so scary just imagine yourself in that situation
I’m scared now
Another scary one is this cow lady from Brenda which boils children if they are found
I love when there’s at least a warning how to be safe, thank you for sharing. The Philippines are rich in their mythology
Aswangs are scary as well.
I Have Idea For Next Episode:
5: Mono pods: They Are Generally Passive But Could Attack You
4: Yeti: Bigfoot But 5x As Hostile
3: Harpy: Grabbed People Off The Ground And Steal The Soul Of That Person
2: Werewolf: They Would Be First But They Are Just So Well Known
1: Doppelgänger: Having Someone That Looks Exactly Like You And Strike You When You Least Expect It Is Just Terrifying
Try looking at the Houska castle in Czechia, the legend Is terifying👁️👁️
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You really should talk about djin I watched all of your the scariest mythical creatures of all time videos and I was hoping you'd be talking about them in atleast one video so I would really appreciate it if you talked about them. Love your videos keep it up man
As one representing Sweden I have a few of mythological creatures from both swedish and scandinavian folklore I want to share here!
Näcken/Nokken: A shapeshifting creature that lives in lakes and rivers and his most common form he's usually seen in is a young handsome man and he usually plays a violin but can also play a harp. He usually lures in children and women to drown them but sometimes would teach those who wants to be better at playing the violin in the cost of usually a black cat or a drop of one's own blood, there is even a song he can play that will make humans dance until they are just a bunch of jumping heads.
Gloson: It's a giant pig/boar that has basically a saw on it's back to run inbetween the legs of people and cut them up in half if one is unlucky enough to meet it.
Mylning: A ghost child or baby that never got baptised before they got killed by their mothers. Anyone who comes across one would end up having to be forced to carry the child to a nearby cementary but the child gets heavier and heavier and the mylning would end up killing them. They also either just want to have a name, a normal funeral or revenge on their mothers.
Pesta: Basically the plague as a person and Pesta is always seen as a old woman with a black cloak and either a broom or a rake depending on where she is. If she has a rake that means that some people will survive, but if she has a broom that means everyone will die.
Hey, representing Brazil here, I have a few of our mythological creatures I’d like to add here
Boitatá: it’s said that boitatá is the protector of the Amazon rainforest, and he has the shape of some kind of snake on fire. It’s said just looking into his eyes is enough to drive someone crazy or even kill them. Boitatá only goes after people who do harm to the forest, so, if you don’t mess with anything, you’re fine
Cuca: it’s like our version of Baba Yaga, except that she’s half alligator and doesn’t have any good sides.
Yara: it’s said Yara is a mermaid who lives in the Amazon river. She lures men with her voice and drowns them.
Boto Cor de Rosa: “the pink dolphin”, this one is not so creepy but I find it kinda cool. According to the legend, this pink dolphin can turn into a handsome man, some versions say it’s during a specific festivity and some say it’s during the full moons. He seduces women and impregnates them, just to then turn back into a dolphin and go back to the river. It kind of matches the statement you made about lots of mythical creatures coming from real life experiences. People probably made the legend of the pink dolphin to explain “unexpected” pregnancies.
(A fun fact about this one is that the pink dolphin is an animal that actually exists. Just search for “Amazon river dolphin”. A not so fun fact is that, because of this legend, the pink dolphin has been hunted down for many years, and now is considered an endangered species)
Can’t believe you didn’t mention caci Pererê or a mula sem cabeça, I mean headless fire horse is kinda fire
Coincidentally researched Brazilian urban legends for my roleplaying campaign recently. Took particular note of the Bradador and the Bag Man. The latter, because similar myths are pretty widespread in Europe, too.
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What counts as harming the rain forest for boitatà?
@@tfordham13 idk. Most of what I’ve heard about him are like cautionary tales for kids not to litter and stuff, but in some more mature versions of the story he targets people like hunters and people who contribute to deforestation
I realy like your content thanks for hard work
Thanks for watching 🫶
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@@TrustMeBroOfficialyou should considering making a video on the scariest SCPs!
@@TrustMeBroOfficialdo the doppelgänger next
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Fun fact I learned, the umibozu was coded to be a elden ring boss, but was scrapped
Aw man, that would've been awesome.
I wouldn't complete the game if he was.
Best vids to fall asleep to fr, keep up the awesome job. You should do one cryptid/mythical creature from each state
brah i love these sm 😭
I’m always so invested in these videos, I love seeing new type of creatures from different parts of the world! I would love it if you could also cover the siguanaba! A type of spirit that likes to attract men with her looks from behind before turning around and showing that she has a horse skull for a face.
Dark watchers: **exsist**
Me: oh..
Dark watchers: **exsist in california**
Me, a californian resident: ….welp there goes my ability to sleep
Ooo can you do the empusa from Greek mythology? I’m really into the Percy Jackson series rn and this reminded me of them
Oh I just started reading the books!
They are the best books I’ve ever read
I love your videos keep up the good work. I have been watching your videos for a while now. Your videos are the best:)
There is a portuguese mythical creature called "Adamastor" that is similar to Umibozu. People believed he was the reason why sailors never came back during the sea exploration because he would kill them
Brody I loved the editing on this video 😂
I hope you can keep these awesome videos up especially this series I really like your videos
Ayyy another one less gooo! Always cool to see ur opinion on mythical creatures (im making a book on them btw
I love whenever you upload! Still waiting for you to blow up even more than you already are :)
Thank you!!
I eat these videos up like grilled cheese after work
by the way congrats on getting 100k subs keep going making awesome videos
yes sirrrr, keep up the vids bro!!
I love these videos so much! If you make another one of these could you talk about the wendigo? It is such a terrifying and interesting creature and I’d love to hear you talk about it
He already did in a past episode
Hi! Love the vid!
Hiii!!
There's also an Egyptian myth about a lady called "Omena elgoola" Which translates to (Our ghoulish mother). It's a story about a woman who married a man but later discovered that she was infertile and in her grief she would turn into a horrible ghoul with bloodshot eyes and skinny limbs. She would go out every night looking for little children to devour or go grave digging looking the corpses of diseased children.
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Oooo loving the smoof animation doing good ma stigga
If you ever make a part 4 it'd be nice to go more into ancient mythologies, like greek, norse, etc
The futakuchi onna is pretty scary but I don’t know much about it besides the fact that it inspired Mawile from Pokémon.
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ooo you should look into ‘El Cadejo’ (Uay Pek in Mayan or The Black Dog in English) from Mesoamerican folklore!! (cause there are other places with similar stories and urban legends i believe) i feel like it’s very underrated and i personally really love this mythical creature, especially cause it partly originates in Mexico where i’m from! loved the video by the way 🩷
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LESSGOO dark watchers mentioned. Also I would love if you covered spring heeled jack and I would like if possible if you could talk about folklore stories because there's one I like from Durango about a Scorpion in a prison called El alacran de carcel or the scorpion of the prison of Durango
love the vid!!!
Yk its a good day when trust me bro uploads
Please keep making these,you are the best dare I say Sam o nella!
Bro you made my night last night when I saw goatman in the thumbnail and clicked thx❤
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Man I feel proud when I commented for the ümíbozu and it got picked😁
nice one keep it up
Lez go more mythology once again 👍
😭your channel is slept on
Hello! I love your videos and i've been watching for a long while now, i would love to recommend a mythical creature!
Teke teke, a Japanese urban legend about the ghost of a schoolgirl who is said to have fallen onto a railway line under the overpass, where her body was cut in half by a train. She is a vengeful spirit, who lurks in urban areas and around train stations at night. Since she no longer has a lower body, she travels on her hands, dragging her upper torso and making a scratching or "teke teke"-like sound, produced either by her elbows or the end of her bisected body scraping the ground. If she encounters an individual, she will chase them and slice them in half at the waist, killing them in such a way that mimics her own disfigurement (Off of wiki lol)
I think this mythical creature is scary as so i thought i should recommend :)
I knew that Medusa had sisters because of American Dragon Jake Long👍
Now I have to go back and watch the show ❤
You should talk about the Ushi Oni, it’s a creature from Japan that has a body of a spider and the head of a bull
Goatman just sounds hilarious, plus with the drawing you made of him it s even funnier😂
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I'm autistic and don't look at people in eyes anyway I can guarantee Medusa is chill person to talk with.
Ohh , can you cover fairys??
Also can you cover the bunny man from Virginia? Plz
only thing scarier is if trust me bro stops uploading.
keep making videos they are great😸😸😸 😸
Thanks!
Thank YOU legend! Way too generous.
Brooo thank you this mean much to me that you added goatman and my reply he’s my favorite mythical creature and cryptic creature hope you make it to 1mil
LETS GO PART 3!!
I love these videos they’re so awesome 🎉 one that has a Texas variation is the Bowler Man who’s like a specific Shadow Person, people describe him as standing in your home or on roads watching you and if you make contact he’ll always follow and tell you horrible stuff. He’s always in the dark like a shadow but if he does come into the light he’s supposed to be covered in burns and scars
i have a few ideas for the next video:
Bai Ze (China)
A supernatural beast from Chinese mythology, the bai ze (“white marsh”) resembles a white ox with six horns and nine eyes - three on its head and three on its broad sides. Though its appearance can give kids nightmares, it’s actually considered a good omen and symbol of good luck, only appearing in countries where the leader is wise and virtuous. It can also speak human languages and is believed to have had an encounter with Huang Di, the Yellow Emperor of China.
Chimera (Greece)
In Greek mythology, the chimera is a three-headed, fire-breathing hybrid monster with the head and body of a lion, the head of a goat on its back and a tail that ends with a head of a snake. The legendary beast is the child of Typhoeus, the mightiest and deadliest monster, and Echidna, a half-snake, half-woman creature. Ancient Greek and Roman art have often shown this beast being slain by the hero Bellerophon while riding the winged horse Pegasus.
Alp (Germany)
Originating from German folklore, the alp is a malevolent, vampiric spirit that has the ability to shape-shift into cats, dogs, snakes, butterflies and pigs. This male demon appears in the nightmares of men, women, and children, and in the old days, people believed alps caused sleeping problems, such as sleep apnea, sleep paralysis, and sleep walking. Unfortunately, it only resides in dreams, making it almost impossible to kill.
Banshee (Ireland)
The bearer of unfortunate news, the banshee (bean-sidhe means ‘faerie woman’) is a fairy from Irish folklore that wails outside a home to warn the imminent death of a family member. She’s also depicted as an old, deathly woman with a pale face covered by a veil. Despite her spooky appearance, apparently, she means well and foretells death to give other family members a chance to prepare. But whatever her intentions are, we think no one would like a visit from her anytime soon.
Love these
In part 4 can you do some Jewish mythological creatures? Like a dybbuk or Estrie? I feel like no one knows about them!
10:00 there is a goatman myth in Lake Worth, Texas….not sure how much truth to this story in Texas.
From Peru, I ask again for the jarjacha and the pishtaco to appear. But also you could include the chullachaqui or the yacu mama.
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This is my bridge now, Goatman!
You should definitely check out the Van Meter visitor, really cool monster
you should do another scariest creatures video but like antiquity edition. you should throw in the udug from ancient sumer and the lamassu from ancient assyria
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You should do a video with the Alaskan Kushtaka. The shapshifting otterman.
as a lurker who doesn't comment a lot you're the best stick figure videos
You should consider doing the scariest SCPs!
Hi,
love your videos
can you do chathan or kuttichathan ( an impish or childlike mischief loving, but sometimes malevolent sprit ) from malabar, india
One cool piece of Inuit folklore is the Akhlut. By day, it is a normal Orca, but at night, it gains wolflike arms and legs to go onto land, basically it’s a Orca Werewolf. Its one of the scariest werewolf variants in my opinion because its a werewolf thats the size of a killer whale, that can also swim like one too. Cool video
idk if u already covered this, but if not u should look into the Nukekubi. When i first heard of it as a child i had nightmares for a while 😂
Please do the DUPPY next from Jamaican folklore!!
My own worst version of torture is (drumroll please) Listening to music, but through your own voice. Doing it for HOURS. I personally would hate it, and I think you should do another one of those, but things we would comment our own torture types. 😊
Could you do the Scylla from Greek Mythology? It’s pretty scary and a cool concept
Plz bro try some Indian urban legends too, btw great work, appreciate it
Stick figure educational videos is such an unstated video genre
You should do one about the veast of busco!
A couple ideas:
1: Owlman of Mawnan
2: Lizard man of Scape Ore Swamp
3: Fouke Monster: basically really aggressive Bigfoot.
Can u do a Dominican mythical creature? I don’t see videos talking abt these
1) el ciguapa- a female w brown or dark blue skin with backwards feet etc. she lures lonely men to their deaths or steals food from ur kitchen
2) el baca- demonic shapeshifter
3) la Jupia
Do the "Iele" from Romania.They're kind of a big deal around here.Keep up the good work!
I didn’t expect myself to be the scariest creature on this list. Cause, you know, im the goat, man.
I love hearing about these mythical creatures and I think it's quite fascinating, I have only one mythical creature that has to be my favourite one, it's called the "black shuck" and it is a dog like creature with red eyes, it's big from what I can remember and it has been spotted in England, it is known for attacking a church and killing two people, a father and son. It then left, and apparently you can still see the marks of the black shuck on the door of the church. Sorry if I'm to late! But I like this mythical creature=)
Like the smooth hand movement throught the vid
You should put Belu (Ogre) from Burmese mythology in Part 4!! ^^
Can you do the wendigo next I am really interested in the wendigo and you could probably teach me more about it
Edit: I forgot you already did the wendigo
yo bro since you did dark watchers do the fresno night walkers
there is a goat man from one country called georgia and georgia has loads of mythical creatures ;-; i would be so happy if u would talk about gudiani , aua and winka ( w is pronounced as ჭ in georgian
Can you do the akhlut from Inuit mythology next?
Ooh the Taniwha from NZ would be awesome!
The Drekavac reminds me of the Myling of Swedish folklore, which is the apparition of an unbaptized newborn who was killed by its parents. They can be heard at night, singing about their parent's crime. They're very spooky, but usually don't have ill intentions. If you encounter one, you can help it find peace by giving it a name or finding the body and burying it in holy soil.
Could you do the 4 evil direction beasts from Chinese Mytholog? Or the Children of Ana from Eastern European Romania?
You should go over the Melonheads. They used to scare me a lot when I was a kid
You should look up The manananggal, this terrifying creature can detach it's upper body and fly off into the night seeking prey, it's interesting, but if you find it's lower body half you better start running cause the upper body will immediately know of your presence and start hunting you down
9 hours late but i cant believe that your channel is so underrated. Like you can easily balance the facts with entertainment. And i hope you keep uploading because i love watching your videos :)
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@TrustMeBroOfficial I would like to suggest you to showcase either Leak or Rangda from Balinese folklore (one of Indonesian provinces). Also Thank you if you see or even consider my suggestion😊