I've certainly never seen the Loch Ness Monster portrayed like that before... and never heard of the redcap... so many mythical creatures to choose from in the UK...
As a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩, I can say we all heard the story of Shakchunni in our childhood . She is actually a dead married woman who wears *bangles* or *shakha* (Bangladeshi adornment) from where the word shakchunni came . Shakha is The symbol of Hindu married women in the Bangladeshi villeges . It is a myth of village people that when the married women go outside of home in the dark , they need to take anything like stick or metalic , because Shakchunni fears it . If a woman don't do so , then she will attack her , disguise herself like the victim and start living with the victims husband . This story is told also for threatening children so that they don't go outside without permission.
I think this list is a bit of a misnomer... I think it's a list of most popular "cryptid" not favorite "mythical" creature. Cool Phoenix fact you got there!!
The most popular mythical creature in Venezuela is the Silbon, which is the spirit of a young man who was cursed by his grandfather after seeing him murder his father after doing the same with his nu daughter-in-law, the grandfather of the silbon, before cursing him, tied him to a tree and whipped him and made some dogs try to eat him, it is said that he carries his father's bones on his back, his height exceeds the tops of the trees, he usually roams the Venezuelan plain at night behind him the dogs that followed him, if his whistle is heard nearby it is because he is far away, but if if you get to hear his whistle far away it's because he's close
its like one of our mythical creature here too, round this country in Malaysia. The whistle thing is exactly the same tho. 😁 this thang is huge and have furry pair of legs, plus what they witness this creature only have one eye.
If someone don't know, Baba Yaga is a witch-goddess, that lives between Yav'(world of live) and Nav'(world of death). When child got to Baba Yaga(he was often kidnapped by herself or by her geese-swans), it means, that he hurt himself. Baba Yaga lives in a hut on chicken or sheep's legs, and sometimes she can be helpful, when she gives to the hero food, magical objects(for example flying carpet or fast running boots), bed for a night and washes the hero in banya. Baba Yaga doesn't ride a broomstick, she rides a big iron flying or jumping mortar, steers with the iron pestle and sweeps her trail with the broom or with her long tongue. Instead of magical glass ball she have got magical saucer with a blue border and with golden apple, that show all events taking place in the world
Greece would have a ton of mythical creatures....minotaur, hydra, phoenix, pegasus, skyla, haribdis, medusa , centaur, cyclops, siren, mermaid, sphinx etc. Plus the befana is basically Italy's santa claus , she brings presents.
As person from the Netherlands I actually had to look up Kludde. To be honest, we have way more myths about water monsters because that's a way prevalent element here. I was actually expecting mermaids to be more prevalent, or the Lorelei
Kludde comes from the border areas between the north of Belgium and the Netherlands, most known the Antwerp region- It also predates Belgium as an actual country, which is probably why it's shared between both countries on this list.
Befana in Italy is a old woman who takes presents to the children on the night between 5 and 6 january, as the on the feast of the Epiphany while the Magi bring gifts to the little Jesus
I'm from Nepal & I see here yeti cool 😚. & The term Yeti comes from the Nepali dictionary and means 'abominable snowman'. It is also called Meh-Teh in the Tibetan folklore. According to urban legends, Yeti is a two-legged white, shaggy ape-like animal and is described to be 10-20 feet tall.
Same here with our American Bigfoot, the only difference is the color of the fur, height and the amount of siting it was "supposedly" seen but never proven, both creatures are just proven to be plausible or unconclusive as both of them are a big mystery.
In italy "la befana" is just a "candy-only" version of santa claus. She's an old woman, who flyes on a broom and during the night of the epiphany she give candy to the good children and coal for the bad ones...and that's all. She's not very important, actually I had forgotten her existence.
Shesha isnt some monster. Shesha is the mount of lord Vishnu(beside Garuda). Shesha is also said to have incarnated as Lakshmana the younger brother of Lord Rama(an incarnation of Vishnu) and Lord Balarama the elder brother of Lord Krishna(another incarnation of Lord Vishnu).
hiiii!!! New Zealander here! :D just wanted to let you know that, the image used looks nothing like the traditional taniwha 😅 one of the Taniwha's most iconic features is their face, which usually resembles a Pukana!
2:25 I thought the most popular mythical creature for Canada would be the Wendigo A malevolent, cannibalistic, supernatural being with Reindeer like antlers that's strongly associated with winter, the north, coldness, famine, and starvation It's part of the belief system of indigenous tribes (aka native americans) which I guess counts for the US as well so that might be why it isn't listed
I'm South African and seeing the Tikoloshe was both funny and impressive to me bc you are 100% correct 😂, still pretty scary to me though when I visit the village. 🇿🇦❤
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Most popular mythical creatures from Indonesia: Pocong, kuntilanak, gendruwo, Wewe gombel, sundel bolong, tuyul, kolor ijo, jelangkung, jenglot, Kinyang, etc.
@@creativeart7477 mythical creatures= makhluk mitos Ghost= hantu. Jadi, pada dasarnya mythical creatures juga bisa hantu bisa juga bukan hantu. Contoh mythical creatures yang bukan hantu Nyi Roro Kidul, Barong, Nyi pelet, Mak lampir dan Ratu Adil. Ghost pada dasarnya merujuk pada makhluk ghaib menakutkan yang asal muasalnya adalah manusia yang mati kemudian rohnya masih gentayangan. Beberapa hantu ada yang jadi mythical creatures karena sudah ada dalam kurun waktu yang lama (dikenalkan beriringan dengan budaya). Contoh hantu yang bukan mythical creatures: nenek gayung, suster ngesot, si manis jembatan Ancol, dll.
Just to you know: usually, Saci (or Saci Pererê) is depicted as an Street Smart Kid, not like a Muscular Jojo Character (like the thumb) or a Crippled old Man (like in the video)
Quase todos do vídeo receberam uma dose de terror. Imagina como seriam a Mula sem cabeça, Curupira, Boto cor de rosa entre outros. Lembrei do lobisomem e da sua sátira: "lambisame" que seria um lobisomem afeminado. Kkkk
We Malaysian & Indonesian (+Singaporean & Bruneian too) are pretty much shared the same culture in some parts, so our mythical creatures can be the same sometimes.
Excellent video!!! In addition, I'd say in Argentina two of the most popular creatures are: Pomberito: a humanoid being so similar to a monkey, who likes to drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes. Umita: A kind of rolling head that scares people with its scream Besides, in Uruguay the most popular is probably the Werewolf! 😁
A little bit of context from portugal bicho papão, is a term we use to tell kids to eat their veggies and go to bed early or else bicho papão will either come out of the closet or under their bed and eat them. bicho papão is translated to devouring critter
In the U.S, it depends on what state your in. Yes, we have heard of Bigfoot, however there are many other creatures that are more known in the u.s than that
Got to say i love this depiction of the Turul. Others just tend to make it some kind of weird Gryphon (especially AI generated depictions)but this is authentic as it is indeed like a giant hawk as seen in ancient gold statuettes.
4:26 I'm a sri lankan and here are a interesting story about "Mohini" ... In sri lankan folklore and fatales, mohini is known as a type of spirit and a seductress that said to appear at night, Mohini is believe to haunt lonely and deserted places such as forests, riversides, graveyards or abandoned places and she appear to travelers or wanderers who venture into these remote areas. Mohini is depicted as a beautiful woman, with dark long hairs and captivating eyes, dressed half in pure white and carrying a baby in her arms. Her appearance is said to be enchanting and alluring men towards her. She has her ability to seduce and deceive men, she would appear friendly and inviting at first, she would ask her victim to hold the baby while she tightens her loose dress and then she would suddenly disappear with the child, her victim soon develop a high fever and may causing death. Also some legends see Mohini as a sex spirit with insatiable canal appetite. She would make her appearance as a beautiful maid to lonely young men and give herself to them, that resulting wet dreams, wasting their energy and erotic fantasies and falling ill. Also some legends believe that Mohini is portrayed as a spirit seeking revenge for past wrongs and unfulfilled desires. Her actions driven by a sense of betrayal or longing for something she denied in life. Legends tell of men who were lured by Mohini got into dangerous situations or lost in the wilderness.
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I'm from Brazil, the legends that have are: Saci Pereré; Mula sem Cabeça, Curupira, Iara, Boto cor-de-rosa, Cuca and Lobizomen there's one more but I don't remember
In Italy we have cyclops (in the seaside close to Naples), Scilla and Cariddi (two powerful monsters that guard the channel between south Italy and Sicily), sirens (close to Capri - originally flying monsters) and many more, as written by Homer in his book the Odyssey.
The Colombian 🇨🇴 is a good one, here used to be a tv show that talked about stories and show legends like this one, we also have el hombre caiman, la madre monte, la mano peluda, El silbón as well, la muelona and many more.
@@rodrigovillalba8364 El norte Argentino también fue habitado por guaraníes y hay decendencia de ellos también, por lo tanto mucha de esa mitología también es Argentina como el "lobison"
Armenian culture has been greatly influenced by Persian culture, for example Ahura Mazda is called Aramzd in Armenian or Anahita is called Anahit,Al is also in Persian an mythology, in Persian mythology there are two divs and daevas, divs are evil creatures, but daevas are gods who are under the command of Ahriman, the evil god of Persian mythology.
@@user-ic7wz5zg6w Yes exactly, Ahuras are the epithets of Yazatas the name of Persian gods of good in Persian mythology and also the name of Ahura Mazda is also the main god, Ahura comes from the Indian Asura. Many Persian and Indian gods are common, for example Indra is the daeva in Indian religion, in Persian mythology Indra is one of the six main daevas Ahriman, or for example Vayu is the Indian god of wind, in Persian is called Vayu Vata,Vayu is the wind and Vatu is atmosphere .
What a hell are you talking about,there are hetanos God's names,Armenia is christian country,how can Armenian culture influenced by Persian?,if you wanna know,Armenian culture and most of european influences by Greece culture(hellenism)
Dokkaebi from this film looks like hormon monsters from Big Mouth xD Edit: In Poland the most popular creature is Baba Jaga. Strzyga is popular too but less.
Canada is supposed to be the Wendigo, it's weird that China's most popular mythical creature isn't a Chinese dragon, but then I researched Nian and his story involving Chinese New Year so it makes sense that he's on the list.
South East Asia The Thai ghost and Philippines ghost almost the same like in Malaysia or Indonesia (the ghost actually a living person (woman) that can separate her head from her body and fly around village or house to suck a blood from period woman or pregnant woman but the specific person they search for is woman that almost giving birth) I don't know if ghost like this still exist in Singapore or Brunei because ghost can't live in city they didn't have place to hide or make a living and also high cost of living in Singapore and Brunei could cause the ghost migrating to other countries . About Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao and Vietnam. I didn't know what kind of ghost live in there. Other than that -Kuntilanak/pontianak/vampire -Toyol/tuyul/goblin -Mak lampir/Nenek kebayan/Witch -Hantu galah/big foot -Hantu air/water ghost -Hantu raya/Pendamping/Qorin/Familiar -Pocong/Hantu bungkus -Saka/Familiar -Hantu jepun/the marching Japanese ghost Etc If you want to search for something mystery, mystical , horror, unthinkable, unimaginable , fascinating, fantastic, bombastic and amajing. Come to South East Asia
I'm from México. And yeah la llorona would be one of the mythical creatures. We have many more though. Another big one would be "nahuales" ( a shapeshifter), chupacabras and witches.
i love to read about mythical creatures,it°s so interesting...here in Mexico,in addition to La Llorona,there°s another creature named el Nahual,who is a shaman or sorcerer and whom sold his soul to the devil and then he can become some different animals:dog,owl,donkey,jackal,wolf,etc...🌕🌟
Here in Brazil, has many mythical creatures, like; Comadre Florzinha (forests guardian), Boi Tata (Giant fire snake) , Curupira (guardian forest man), Unhudo (man with big nails), Pesadelo ( man with big hat), if you take the his hat, you wake up in the morning with gold bars
O certo seria "There are many mythical creatures" - Há muitas criaturas mitológicas HAS é usado para a terceira pessoa do Singular como It, He and She. Nunca no Plural e o Verbo no Inglês nunca está sozinho. Ele sempre vem acompanhado de um Pronome.
Besta fera (demoniac centaur), Cachorrinha da Água (lucky female dog), Mula sem cabeça (donkey with flames instead head), ET Bilu (cement eater), Jailson (strong, hairy bear), Silvio Santos (imortal, rich man), Luiz Inacio (the thief of nine fingers), Temer (brazilian vampire lord), Dilma (wind stocker)
I've certainly never seen the Loch Ness Monster portrayed like that before... and never heard of the redcap... so many mythical creatures to choose from in the UK...
Redcaps are very hostile from what I've heard.
@@powermind8805 Redcaps don't exist
@@VassilisTheZ I know they don't exist, Im just stating a fact I heard.
I knew about the Redcap from Harry Dresden
Shouldn't the UK be a dragon? Considering Wales has it on their flag.
Shesha is neither some mythical creature nor some monster. He's literally a God.
He? I thinked That shesha was a woman bc of the name
@@farzowarzo Abdul logic insulting non-believers in his cult that promotes violence and promices virigns for that.
@@farzowarzo olllllaa huuuu ubarrrr
Sheeesh for shesha
Me after hearing what she/he said:🤨💅🙄✨
Gostei. Aqui no Brasil nosso folclore é vasto variando região para região ate as criaturas variam tambem.
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As a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩, I can say we all heard the story of Shakchunni in our childhood .
She is actually a dead married woman who wears *bangles* or *shakha* (Bangladeshi adornment) from where the word shakchunni came . Shakha is The symbol of Hindu married women in the Bangladeshi villeges .
It is a myth of village people that when the married women go outside of home in the dark , they need to take anything like stick or metalic , because Shakchunni fears it . If a woman don't do so , then she will attack her , disguise herself like the victim and start living with the victims husband .
This story is told also for threatening children so that they don't go outside without permission.
In Greece, I thought Phoenix would be the most popular, because people outside from Greece use this name more than us. Greetings from Hellas 🇬🇷☦️
I think this list is a bit of a misnomer... I think it's a list of most popular "cryptid" not favorite "mythical" creature.
Cool Phoenix fact you got there!!
I love Hellas from Brazil
What mythical creature during byzantine era?
Hercules
@@brunnoduarte4542 suiiiiiiiii I don't know I like to say Sui sorry 😅
The most popular mythical creature in Venezuela is the Silbon, which is the spirit of a young man who was cursed by his grandfather after seeing him murder his father after doing the same with his nu daughter-in-law, the grandfather of the silbon, before cursing him, tied him to a tree and whipped him and made some dogs try to eat him, it is said that he carries his father's bones on his back, his height exceeds the tops of the trees, he usually roams the Venezuelan plain at night behind him the dogs that followed him, if his whistle is heard nearby it is because he is far away, but if if you get to hear his whistle far away it's because he's close
Y silbo es un lenguaje en silbidos
Yea he is urban legend 😎
its like one of our mythical creature here too, round this country in Malaysia. The whistle thing is exactly the same tho. 😁 this thang is huge and have furry pair of legs, plus what they witness this creature only have one eye.
Pretty much like caipora here in Brazil. The whistle thing is identical
Here in Indonesia, the whistle thing exacty the same, when kuntilanak laughing, if you hear the sound far away, it means she is around u
Belarus: Baba Yaga
Ukraine: Baba Yaga
Russia: Baba Yaga
Me: John Wick
Ukraine: Basavriuk, Mavka, Lishiy.
Phil John
If someone don't know, Baba Yaga is a witch-goddess, that lives between Yav'(world of live) and Nav'(world of death). When child got to Baba Yaga(he was often kidnapped by herself or by her geese-swans), it means, that he hurt himself. Baba Yaga lives in a hut on chicken or sheep's legs, and sometimes she can be helpful, when she gives to the hero food, magical objects(for example flying carpet or fast running boots), bed for a night and washes the hero in banya. Baba Yaga doesn't ride a broomstick, she rides a big iron flying or jumping mortar, steers with the iron pestle and sweeps her trail with the broom or with her long tongue. Instead of magical glass ball she have got magical saucer with a blue border and with golden apple, that show all events taking place in the world
I remember the Pishtaco from “Supernatural.”
“I’m a Pishtaco.”
“A fish taco?” 😂
Greece would have a ton of mythical creatures....minotaur, hydra, phoenix, pegasus, skyla, haribdis, medusa , centaur, cyclops, siren, mermaid, sphinx etc.
Plus the befana is basically Italy's santa claus , she brings presents.
God of War video game reference 🙌
@@wolfmaster6362 ...
@@Ra1G0n Didn't you know? Greece was made after God of War...
@@wolfmaster6362 No
Different names, same mythological creatures exist everywhere, For example, the tepegoz of Turkey and the cyclops of Greece are the same creatures.
SheshNaga Is Our God Vishnu's Umbrella 😍
But mythical
@@legendsivarajan5677 like you
like your dad
Bri he lift hell,heaven and mortal world
As person from the Netherlands I actually had to look up Kludde.
To be honest, we have way more myths about water monsters because that's a way prevalent element here. I was actually expecting mermaids to be more prevalent, or the Lorelei
And the "witte wieven"
Kludde comes from the border areas between the north of Belgium and the Netherlands, most known the Antwerp region- It also predates Belgium as an actual country, which is probably why it's shared between both countries on this list.
I'm very afraid of pocong and kuntilanak ghosts
But I'm more afraid of Allah
I'm from Indonesian 🇮🇩
Befana in Italy is a old woman who takes presents to the children on the night between 5 and 6 january, as the on the feast of the Epiphany while the Magi bring gifts to the little Jesus
Confermo
Who tf is magi
@@swb7226 Gaspar, Melchior and Balthazar
@@GiuboTv who ?
@@swb7226 Kings magj
El Sombrerón y La Llorona son compartidos por varios países de la América hispana.
Si
Sim/si
nunca escuché el sombreron
si señor en colombia
tambien se aparece la llorona
Si
Espero não ser a única brasileira que veio aqui graças ao Saci na thumb.
Ñ mesmo
Ñ mesmo
Acho q eles jogam na thumb países de onde conseguem puxar mais visualização kkkk
É nada, tem Brasileiro em todo lugar é só procurar kkkkk
Não, eu vim pelo boto cor-de-rosa
Hey thanks for including the Ogopogo!
Mike Tyson encountered Ogopogo in the animated series Mike Tyson's Mysteries. It was a cool episode 👍🏿
I'm from Nepal & I see here yeti cool 😚.
& The term Yeti comes from the Nepali dictionary and means 'abominable snowman'. It is also called Meh-Teh in the Tibetan folklore. According to urban legends, Yeti is a two-legged white, shaggy ape-like animal and is described to be 10-20 feet tall.
Same here with our American Bigfoot, the only difference is the color of the fur, height and the amount of siting it was "supposedly" seen but never proven, both creatures are just proven to be plausible or unconclusive as both of them are a big mystery.
What is abominable means?
@@metalpunk1234 who ?
@@kush1726 nobody asked you and I'm not about to explain, just do your research to save you the trouble.
@@kush1726 The Bigfoot is a tibetan yeti, but brown and lives in the forest.
Saci 💪🏿🇧🇷
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Tropa do Saci Pererê 🇧🇷
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O de todo mundo é foda e assustador... nós ficamos com o alejado kkkkkk
The content quality is the main thing that makes us watch your videos again.
In italy "la befana" is just a "candy-only" version of santa claus.
She's an old woman, who flyes on a broom and during the night of the epiphany she give candy to the good children and coal for the bad ones...and that's all.
She's not very important, actually I had forgotten her existence.
Se volessimo proprio dirla, penso il Monacello sia la creatura che dovrebbe essere citata
😱😨😵😵😵😵😵 Realmente assustadores !!!!!!!! Meu pai contava sobre Beatatã, peixe gigante que virava embarcações ( Brasil 🇧🇷) !!!!!!! 😵😵😵😵😵😵😵
Shesha isnt some monster. Shesha is the mount of lord Vishnu(beside Garuda). Shesha is also said to have incarnated as Lakshmana the younger brother of Lord Rama(an incarnation of Vishnu) and Lord Balarama the elder brother of Lord Krishna(another incarnation of Lord Vishnu).
But isn't your shesha is mythical it's not something real
And video title is popular mythical creature
Title is Mythical and not monstrous
@@siddheshbagayatkar1155 shesha is mythical creature not something real
All those creatures are mythical
I don't think you understand the subject. 🙂
@@danychannel3609 we believe in it , that's what matters.
hiiii!!!
New Zealander here! :D
just wanted to let you know that, the image used looks nothing like the traditional taniwha 😅
one of the Taniwha's most iconic features is their face, which usually resembles a Pukana!
2:25 I thought the most popular mythical creature for Canada would be the Wendigo
A malevolent, cannibalistic, supernatural being with Reindeer like antlers that's strongly associated with winter, the north, coldness, famine, and starvation
It's part of the belief system of indigenous tribes (aka native americans) which I guess counts for the US as well so that might be why it isn't listed
Ikr
@Gin Oe Right, the Native Tribes of the U.S. also had Wendigo folklore
Yeaaaah even I've read about it here in Colombia and watched in the X files and supernatural but I thought because of that was from USA 😅
I'm South African and seeing the Tikoloshe was both funny and impressive to me bc you are 100% correct 😂, still pretty scary to me though when I visit the village. 🇿🇦❤
I wasn't expecting it 😂
Me too 🤣🤣🤣
@@sisekelovasilogiannis1580 😂
@@neotheneo8241 😂
Thank God for the blessing of Islam
This episode is the most best content 👍😁
How can Japans be Gamera and not Godziila?
Ikr
Well because it will be like saying Freddy Krueger for the U.S.
godzilla's a movie character
@@kavon818Oh and Gamera runs a coffee shop in Japan?
MYTHICAL not movie monsters
Can u plz do a long version if you can I sub
No Brazil também temos outro ser místico capaz de roubar nosso dinheiro sem que a gente perceba e ainda fazer a gente de trouxa,seu nome é "Políticos"
Mas aí não é folclórico é realidade kkkkkk
@@renanalves. pior né. Kkk noix tamo no mato sem cachorro
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@@capnsilva infelizmente é verdade.😂😂
🇳🇬 🤝 🇧🇷
Agreed.
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Most popular mythical creatures from Indonesia:
Pocong, kuntilanak, gendruwo, Wewe gombel, sundel bolong, tuyul, kolor ijo, jelangkung, jenglot, Kinyang, etc.
Bedanya creatures ama ghost apaan bang..? Apa mereka sama..?
@@creativeart7477 mythical creatures= makhluk mitos
Ghost= hantu.
Jadi, pada dasarnya mythical creatures juga bisa hantu bisa juga bukan hantu. Contoh mythical creatures yang bukan hantu Nyi Roro Kidul, Barong, Nyi pelet, Mak lampir dan Ratu Adil.
Ghost pada dasarnya merujuk pada makhluk ghaib menakutkan yang asal muasalnya adalah manusia yang mati kemudian rohnya masih gentayangan. Beberapa hantu ada yang jadi mythical creatures karena sudah ada dalam kurun waktu yang lama (dikenalkan beriringan dengan budaya). Contoh hantu yang bukan mythical creatures: nenek gayung, suster ngesot, si manis jembatan Ancol, dll.
every nation: *scary monsters, aweing creatures or divine people*
guatemala: *big-ass hat*
Very Beautiful music 🥰🥰🥰
These new Pokémon are awesome
This could be a joke but uhm, those aren't new pokémon, those are mythical creatures
@@SunnyDragon_901 that's 1000% joke
@@gannielukks1811 yeah
I'm from England but I've never heard of Redcap. I think Spring Heeled Jack would be a better mythological creature for England.
I'm familiar with Redcap but I wouldn't have thought it a particularly popular mythical creature -and yeah, Springheeled Jack would be better
When I hear England mystical creature, I think of *Jekyll and Hyde* .
@@meziembamara4004 Yes! Jekyll and Hyde! Thanks. :)
I don't know he seems more like a fictional character like Sherlock rather than a "mythical creature"
@@varvariiinThere was a whole moral panic about this guy in the 19th century.
Vibin to the music while I get chills learning about these creatures
Shakchunni brings back old memories 🤣🤣 Thakumar Jhuli- those good old days
I laughed as soon as i saw shakchunni 😭🤚
Just to you know: usually, Saci (or Saci Pererê) is depicted as an Street Smart Kid, not like a Muscular Jojo Character (like the thumb) or a Crippled old Man (like in the video)
Saci é o Smoke da parte 2 soq perdeu a perna dps de introzar d+ com os nazista
fonte: confia
Se não me engano originalmente, o Saci é uma espécie de demônio
Quase todos do vídeo receberam uma dose de terror.
Imagina como seriam a Mula sem cabeça, Curupira, Boto cor de rosa entre outros.
Lembrei do lobisomem e da sua sátira: "lambisame" que seria um lobisomem afeminado. Kkkk
wow Saci had a cameo in Jojo?
Kkkkkk
We Malaysian & Indonesian (+Singaporean & Bruneian too) are pretty much shared the same culture in some parts, so our mythical creatures can be the same sometimes.
For example: ......
@@khotibulumam6759 for example kuyang, is mytologi from indonesian and brunei , malaysian
@@taufikopik4088 So do Pocong and Genderuwo...too?
Tuyul, wewe gombel, sundel bolong,
Genderuo kuyang
Jenis setannya banyak.
These are most popular horrifying mythical creatures.
Excellent video!!! In addition, I'd say in Argentina two of the most popular creatures are:
Pomberito: a humanoid being so similar to a monkey, who likes to drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes. Umita: A kind of rolling head that scares people with its scream
Besides, in Uruguay the most popular is probably the Werewolf! 😁
2:41
What the fuck Bro🤣
🇵🇷Puerto Rico*
The only creatures I know of from these list are,
- Yeti
- Pegasus
- Bigfoot
- Loch ness monster
- Chupacabra
- Ghoul
- Kappa
- Trolls
- Baby Yaga
You doesn't know the beast from Gévaudan
@@elieg560 unfortunately no. The only ones I'm aware of are the ones mentioned above.
Disappointing at they not included Orochi for Japan
Confirmed European
u need to do urban legends
Thanks for adding nepal
A little bit of context from portugal bicho papão, is a term we use to tell kids to eat their veggies and go to bed early or else bicho papão will either come out of the closet or under their bed and eat them.
bicho papão is translated to devouring critter
In the U.S, it depends on what state your in. Yes, we have heard of Bigfoot, however there are many other creatures that are more known in the u.s than that
Like what?
Some others like fouke monster
Yeah kind of happen in big countries even here in Colombia are many legends I've never heard before or Brasil as well.
@@santaclawz4431the government 😂
Got to say i love this depiction of the Turul.
Others just tend to make it some kind of weird Gryphon (especially AI generated depictions)but this is authentic as it is indeed like a giant hawk as seen in ancient gold statuettes.
I feel devastated and offended for not listing Hungarys other mithycal creature: "The CopperDick Owl"
Manananggal is also known as Aswang
5:10 those are souls from “dark souls”
4:26 I'm a sri lankan and here are a interesting story about "Mohini" ... In sri lankan folklore and fatales, mohini is known as a type of spirit and a seductress that said to appear at night, Mohini is believe to haunt lonely and deserted places such as forests, riversides, graveyards or abandoned places and she appear to travelers or wanderers who venture into these remote areas. Mohini is depicted as a beautiful woman, with dark long hairs and captivating eyes, dressed half in pure white and carrying a baby in her arms. Her appearance is said to be enchanting and alluring men towards her. She has her ability to seduce and deceive men, she would appear friendly and inviting at first, she would ask her victim to hold the baby while she tightens her loose dress and then she would suddenly disappear with the child, her victim soon develop a high fever and may causing death.
Also some legends see Mohini as a sex spirit with insatiable canal appetite. She would make her appearance as a beautiful maid to lonely young men and give herself to them, that resulting wet dreams, wasting their energy and erotic fantasies and falling ill. Also some legends believe that Mohini is portrayed as a spirit seeking revenge for past wrongs and unfulfilled desires. Her actions driven by a sense of betrayal or longing for something she denied in life. Legends tell of men who were lured by Mohini got into dangerous situations or lost in the wilderness.
Marami talaga manananggal sa pinas lalo na sa mga mahilig mang Aswang jan HAHAHAHAH!
He List Data, I was Just wondering if your channel is monetised because I’ve heard TH-cam does not allow monetisation for these types of videos. I would appreciate a response since I’m facing this issues with my other channel posting content similar to yours.
Thanks 🙏
When u check social blade it showing monetized...also it is showing his earnings there...i don't know if its true or not...what is ur channels name?
sri lankan 🇱🇰 most powerful mythical creature is maha sona. He is very powerful.
thank for adding myanmar🤗
Didn't expect to see Lithuania, greetings from Lietuva
I'm from Brazil, the legends that have are: Saci Pereré; Mula sem Cabeça, Curupira, Iara, Boto cor-de-rosa, Cuca and Lobizomen there's one more but I don't remember
Boitatá: I'm a joke for you?
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There's also Estado Laico
a new entrance to the pantheon, but it's already my favorite Brazilian folklore
Chupacú do Acre*
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Bicho papão
Krasue in Thailand has similarity with Leak in Bali or Kuyang in Borneo Indonesia.
Good all the gost
Kuntilanak is the most terryfying mytologi from indonesia 🇲🇨, also known Mbak kunti 😱
Blookkkk
imagine kunti fight battle with ponti..who will wins
Amigo, o ser mistico mais conhecido e temido do Brasil não é o saci, e sim o chupacú. Deus me livre de encontrar um desses pela rua a noite. 😰😰😰
Eu discordo, pra mim é o homem das calça erguida. Ate pq o chupacú de goianinha ja foi capturado
E o problema é que qualquer pessoa pode ser um chupa cu. Esse ser místico usa da persuasão para se multiplicar...
Um amigo meu disse que viu o chupacu andando perto da casa dele, daí no outro dia meu amigo desapareceu 😰😰😰
Se conhece muito bem é pq tem história
Eu já encontrei o chupacú na rua durante a noite😭😭😭 não sei como saí vivo
you can make an rpg game with all these creatures 👍
I thought the Kraken was the mythical creature of Norway
Popobawa from Tamzania is famous,,, respect to your work
4:09 this is not bicho papao he's big, hairy, red eyes, I am Brazilian he is also a legend in brazil
0:47 muy fácilmente ese "mounstro" de Madagascar podría ser una criatura común y corriente, no me sorprendería viniendo de ese lugar
In Italy we have cyclops (in the seaside close to Naples), Scilla and Cariddi (two powerful monsters that guard the channel between south Italy and Sicily), sirens (close to Capri - originally flying monsters) and many more, as written by Homer in his book the Odyssey.
The Colombian 🇨🇴 is a good one, here used to be a tv show that talked about stories and show legends like this one, we also have el hombre caiman, la madre monte, la mano peluda, El silbón as well, la muelona and many more.
Otras mitologías en Argentina
Lobizon
Pombero
Alma mula
El familiar
Teju jagua
Mboi tío
Moñai
Jasy jatere
Kurupi
Ao ao
Hey!,one part is Brazilian flocore
El alma mula y el familiar quizás porque el resto es de PARAGUAY
@@rodrigovillalba8364 no te sorprendas ... Los Argentinos siempre robando cultura ajena ... Saludos 👽
@@rodrigovillalba8364 El norte Argentino también fue habitado por guaraníes y hay decendencia de ellos también, por lo tanto mucha de esa mitología también es Argentina como el "lobison"
@@AX12- Una cosa es decir que compartimos ciertos mitos, leyendas y otra es nombrar a toda la mitología guaraní sin mencionar a Paraguay
Imagine telling people your most famous mythological creature is "El Sombrero", "The hat". Lmao
😂😂😂
El sombrerón* maybe more like "the hatter"
The most popular mythical creature from the Netherlands i would say is the ‘kabouter’ which is a gnome
Nice video ❤❤❤❤❤
Armenian culture has been greatly influenced by Persian culture, for example Ahura Mazda is called Aramzd in Armenian or Anahita is called Anahit,Al is also in Persian an mythology, in Persian mythology there are two divs and daevas, divs are evil creatures, but daevas are gods who are under the command of Ahriman, the evil god of Persian mythology.
Devas are the Gods of Hindus...
Asura Is opposite of Devas (Sura)..
Persian and Indian cultures are linked.
@@user-ic7wz5zg6w Yes exactly, Ahuras are the epithets of Yazatas the name of Persian gods of good in Persian mythology and also the name of Ahura Mazda is also the main god, Ahura comes from the Indian Asura. Many Persian and Indian gods are common, for example Indra is the daeva in Indian religion, in Persian mythology Indra is one of the six main daevas Ahriman, or for example Vayu is the Indian god of wind, in Persian is called Vayu Vata,Vayu is the wind and Vatu is atmosphere .
How do you know that, Bully Maguire?
What a hell are you talking about,there are hetanos God's names,Armenia is christian country,how can Armenian culture influenced by Persian?,if you wanna know,Armenian culture and most of european influences by Greece culture(hellenism)
@@MikasaeaAaah_Aahkercmoan With some study and research
In Italia we have griphon and scazzamurrello (a sort of gnome/elf) too
Scilla e Cariddi
Oh no that picture of the Lochness monster at 2:39 makes me skeptical of the quality of all these images 🤣🤣🤣
0:55 looks like she hulk
I present information and useful things.
Dokkaebi from this film looks like hormon monsters from Big Mouth xD
Edit: In Poland the most popular creature is Baba Jaga. Strzyga is popular too but less.
thanks for the information,next video❤️
the slavs have such an identical mythology and culture, but at the same time they hate each other, lol.
Bicho Papão
I like it
Canada is supposed to be the Wendigo, it's weird that China's most popular mythical creature isn't a Chinese dragon, but then I researched Nian and his story involving Chinese New Year so it makes sense that he's on the list.
folks don’t constantly think about nian as a mystical beast most of time…
Yeeeeah even appear in X-Files and supernatural the first time I watched was there.
I am from Pakistan✨✨ but I never heard about Pichal Perri 🤔🤔
Saci é o mas famoso do Brasil msm até fora
Next monsterverse pls with indonesia 😂❤
Nice video
South East Asia
The Thai ghost and Philippines ghost almost the same like in Malaysia or Indonesia (the ghost actually a living person (woman) that can separate her head from her body and fly around village or house to suck a blood from period woman or pregnant woman but the specific person they search for is woman that almost giving birth)
I don't know if ghost like this still exist in Singapore or Brunei because ghost can't live in city they didn't have place to hide or make a living and also high cost of living in Singapore and Brunei could cause the ghost migrating to other countries . About Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao and Vietnam. I didn't know what kind of ghost live in there.
Other than that
-Kuntilanak/pontianak/vampire
-Toyol/tuyul/goblin
-Mak lampir/Nenek kebayan/Witch
-Hantu galah/big foot
-Hantu air/water ghost
-Hantu raya/Pendamping/Qorin/Familiar
-Pocong/Hantu bungkus
-Saka/Familiar
-Hantu jepun/the marching Japanese ghost
Etc
If you want to search for something mystery, mystical , horror, unthinkable, unimaginable , fascinating, fantastic, bombastic and amajing.
Come to South East Asia
You may also do research for bakunawa, tikbalang or kapre, santelmo, aswang relatieve of manananggal.
1st from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Excelente
🇧🇷 Curupira, lenda do boto cor de rosa, lobisomem,lenda do boi Bumbá.
Meu pai contava sobre Beatatã, era um peixe gigante que virava embarcações (Bahia)...😱
@@marcosaureliocarvalhodossa5249 Boas recordações, hoje os pais não têm mais tempo para contar histórias, acham tudo isso bobagem...
@@marciaruggeri3195 Verdade...😔☹️😕🙁
Peru's is miley cyrus"
South slavs is smigel "
Poeurto rico" lol is chupac.
And the most classy ,the greek Pegasus" 👌
I'm from México. And yeah la llorona would be one of the mythical creatures. We have many more though. Another big one would be "nahuales" ( a shapeshifter), chupacabras and witches.
Si cierto, los nahuales.
Shtriga in Albanian means “Witch” that thing that you portrayed there doesn’t look anything like a Witch but more like some Monster.
As a Portuguese, I think you should have put Adamastor instead of Bicho-Papão
Tanka o SACI
@@gannielukks1811 💀💀💀
@@gannielukks1811 Um homem sem uma perna, boa.
No Brasil também tem a Cuca o boi tata além do saci, mais o saci e o mais famoso aqui, então parabéns pelo vídeo mesmo você sendo de outro país 👏👍
Depois do Saci a criatura mais conhecida e temida no Brasil é o Chupacu de Goianinha
i love to read about mythical creatures,it°s so interesting...here in Mexico,in addition to La Llorona,there°s another creature named el Nahual,who is a shaman or sorcerer and whom sold his soul to the devil and then he can become some different animals:dog,owl,donkey,jackal,wolf,etc...🌕🌟
I like that one of them was just Al, imagine becoming a monster but keep using your nickname like Max, Bob, or Rick.
Here in Brazil, has many mythical creatures, like; Comadre Florzinha (forests guardian), Boi Tata (Giant fire snake) , Curupira (guardian forest man), Unhudo (man with big nails), Pesadelo ( man with big hat), if you take the his hat, you wake up in the morning with gold bars
O certo seria "There are many mythical creatures" - Há muitas criaturas mitológicas
HAS é usado para a terceira pessoa do Singular como It, He and She.
Nunca no Plural e o Verbo no Inglês nunca está sozinho. Ele sempre vem acompanhado de um Pronome.
Besta fera (demoniac centaur), Cachorrinha da Água (lucky female dog), Mula sem cabeça (donkey with flames instead head), ET Bilu (cement eater), Jailson (strong, hairy bear), Silvio Santos (imortal, rich man), Luiz Inacio (the thief of nine fingers), Temer (brazilian vampire lord), Dilma (wind stocker)
Saludos desde México 🥰
Krampus is a German mythical creature as well.
I'd like to hear all the stories about them!
Imagine if they all had a crossover
fortnite
LMAOOOOO I CANT WAIT TO SEE LOCH NESS MONSTER AND SHAKCHUNNI FIGHTING OVER SHIT 😭🤚