Scariest Mythical Creatures From Around The World (Part 2)
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- What are some even SCARIER folklore or mythical creatures, and where are they from? Great question! Apparently, last time I didn't answer the question to your liking, so I answered it again. In this video, I’ll go over 8 even SCARIER mythical creatures from around the world, in human history. If you love learning about myths and legends this video is for you, trust me bro!
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0:00 | Intro
0:41 | Baba Yaga (Salavic Counrties)
2:39 | Chupacabra (Puerto Rico & Mexico)
4:14 | Mapinguari (Brazil)
5:32 | Corpo Seco (Portugal)
7:01 | Yōkai (Japan)
9:28 | Nishi (Bangladesh)
10:53 | Vampire - (Eastern Europe)
13:25 | Draugr (The Norse Zombie) (Scandinavia)
15:33 | SPECIAL SURPRISE FOR COOL PEOPLE
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for me the scariest part about the Draugr is that they can SWIM THROUGH SOLID EARTH. That's right, they can travel through the ground and any stone surface by SWIMMING through it. So basically if you can't kill this thing then you can't run or hide or even barricade yourself in a castle because it can just swim up through the ground, kill you, and then leave without a trace. Of course that would only happen if you disturbed its barrow or its treasure, so just steer clear of any burial mounds
Thats a jojos bizarre adventure reference?
Does that mean they can drown in earth? Also just go ina plane or the space station lol
@@charlottezagari3680 i mean they're undead so I doubt that they breathe while going through the ground
Kinda kills me that he says draugr like Dre-gar instead of Drow-gar or Draw-gar
Just take its femurs and run
As a farm animal I can confirm that we are scared of the chupacabra
Thank you for the insider perspective!
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For me Nishi is the scariest. Imagine that you are out in a camping trip with your friends and family and your friend is suddenly missing. You suddenly hear the voice of your friend from distance asking for help. You run close to him and find your friends dead body on the floor while the creature that you assumed to be your friend once again mimics your friends voice and proceeds to do the same to you.
I am Bangladeshi and my grandmother told me that the Nishi can knock on your door three times . She also told me that it's feet are backwards.
The design for the nishi is so creepy for this plus I was watching this at 2am and it jump scared me
anything that can mimic a voice, looks, and/or noises (dog barks that sound like ur dog, cow moos that sound like ur cow, etc.) is terrifying
We got some form of that too, called Hunyango (Filipino for Chameleon)
It's the standard doppelganger creature where it copies a friend or family member, apart from its voice.
It's said to know if it really is your friend or not, you should ask it a question since it apparently doesn't like to talk
Weird specific thing but the point is a lot of similarities between them, particularly the copying of familiar people
Yeah
Baba Yaga is chill af if you're not a child lmao
Does that include teenagers? Cos if it does im fucked
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Fun fact: the chupacabra was most likely inspired by dogs with the disease mange which makes a dog scratch to the point where its hair falls off. It can happen to any animal, but dogs are the most common from what I can tell. This disease is also where the phrase "mangy dog" came from if you're a fan of old Scooby-Doo
The continental one, the original chupacabra from Puerto Rico is a whole different beast.
As a Scooby-Doo fan, one of the older movies is where I first heard the word Chupacabra. Of course it didn't depict the ACTUAL Chupacabra, their version was basically a purple Bigfoot with green spots.
I'm a Bangladeshi and my grandma once told me that when she was young and lived in the village, at around midnight, she heard someone call her with a girlish voice 2 times. She even got outside to see who it was, and went far outside. Then she remembered what things lurk in the darkness and ran home.
I kinda forgot this until i heard about Nishi.
Fun fact: Nishi is a common name here.
Here in Denmark, I grew up to be afraid of the three-legged White Horse. It symbolizes death, since it is a hellhorse. It's like a paralysis demon, where you wake up in the middle of the night and see it sticking it's head inside the room you are sleeping in. If you saw the horse, it would mean that you or someone in your family was gonna die. Just to put salt in the wound, when a new cemetary was built. The first buried there was said to be the gravekeeper of the dead, and since no one wanted to be the first, it was common practice to have a horse and cut one of it's legs off and bury it alive, so the horse would be the gravekeeper. This Myth later was adapted to be the Grim Reaper and his white skeleton horse.
I’m Danish as well. From a rural community outside of Aarhus. My grandmother told me about trolls and nisses that live in the forest. I’ve always loved the stories of Danish folklore that are passed down through family. God I miss Denmark.
@@andreas9181 They are called Nisser and not Nisses by the way ;) But I think the best translation of Nisse is probably Gnome. They later down the line became associated with Santa and then became Elfs instead. Nisser, Elver and Alf are 3 different races in Danish folklore, but when we are talking in English, they like to mix and match however they like.
@@PsDnK it’s obvious I’ve been away from Denmark for too long. I’ve almost completely lost the language. I need to start learning again
Its funny cuz my auntie saw a big white horse in the middle of the night and in came threw her window and actually came in and stood over her bed and watched her.. i was lil and was terrified but she was mortified and tried to get so many answers but no luck 🧏🏾♀️
My favorite folklore is fairies, especially changelings. The idea that you or even your child are susceptible to being kidnapped by fairies and then be replaced by something else is terrifying. But what’s more horrid is the lengths people have gone to “regain” their loved ones because they couldn’t understand neurodivergent behaviors
@austinnighteyes1900 well, the fairies take the baby and replace it with a changeling fairy, and when the treatment to get the adult or child back works, it’s said the true form of the changeling is revealed to be common household items such as a block of wood or an old sock
If you were to make a part 3, you should definitely talk about Djinns, as they're like Yokai, having different kinds of mystical powers and forms as well as being sometimes beneficial to humans while other times would kill people or do some other questionable things without remorse
Also El Naddaha or the caller of egyptian folklore it will send shivers down your spine
There are also Fae, Seelie and Unseelie courts or as we can them now Fairies which are basically the medieval English and Celtic equivalent to Djinn and Yokai. Fairies can be evil and twisted af but can also be friendly.
@joshuagore8389 all I know is never to eat or drink anything they offer me!
That is the exact definition of a human, minus the shapeshifting at will. But attend a high school reunion & you will find that many have shape-shifted.
I am from Bangladesh and I can confirm it. She appears to people who recently lost their loved one and is in shock or grief. At this point they are very vulnerable to these types of things and falls into this trap.This is why people used to not go out for 40 days at night alone after someone they loved died
My favorite yokai has to be the Shirime. You'll be walking alone at night when someone calls out and asks you to wait. When you turn to face it, it's just some guy, but he immediately disrobes. While you're wondering wtf, it points its butt at you and spreads its cheeks to reveal an eyeball where its orifice should be. It's not actually dangerous; it just likes freaking people out. 😄
Oh how nice, I didn’t think I needed to hear about this
Twilight runied vampire's reputation, change my mind
No I wont
As a norwegian I cannot confirm your draugr story. We have something called " Draugen", but it is a man who died in the ocean and did not get into Christian soil. It haunts fishermen, and can be seen in a boat split in half
I'm Icelandic and haven't heard of this specific one either. Draugur just means ghost in Icelandic
its from wisconsin
And then you have Dassdraugen. Used to scare the shit out of me, pun intended
Draugr clearly came from Skyrim
He's talking about the old norse version of the "draugr" & while what you're talking about is the more modern "havsdraug" vartiant.
As a Brazilian, I have never heard about Mapinguari, probably because it's more present in states near the amazon, but it reminds me of Curupira. Curupira is an entity that also has backwards feet but besides that its appearence is of a normal guy with very very bright red/orange hair. His backwards feet are used to confuse explorers/colonizers going into the woods. He's not really scary, like most of brazilian folklore. If you happen to make a video about most nonsensical funny folklore creatures then you should include brazilian ones lmao we have a pink dolphin that turns into a men and impregnates women, a smoking black amputee boy who basically loves annoying people and a woman who fucked a priest and got turned into a headless donkey as a punishment
There's a folklore about a mule without head (Mula sem cabeça) which is said that a women that sleeps with s men without being married she would transform into that mule.
@@fustarthereal8611I thought it was a priest
yem varias versoes man, kkk depende de qual tu leu
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@@Granad784 it varies. Some places say that de mula sem cabeça is the woman. Some say is the priest that gave into lust and slept with the woman.
I think mapinguari is an north iteration of curupira thats is mostly know in the south. Having head hair feet that are turned . And able to start fires
But for me the Caipora/cuca is the most terrifying. Of all she can turn human and push people into the jungle just to make them lost.. or get into their heads while they are dreaming
9:39 Pontianak, also known as Kuntilanak or Langsuyar from Indonesia and Malaysia. It is a vampiric ghost of a woman who died during childbirth and haunts the earth, hunting children or men. She's a banshee-like flying revenant that kinda looks like Sadako from Japanese Ring movies, except that she also has long claws. Using these claws she tears your belly open and eats your organs once she has caught you. If you hear hear sudden loud ghostly moan in night, DON't run away so that sound starts to fade away. You see, If pontiana'ss noise sounds to be close, she's actually far away BUT if it sounds like coming far away then Pontianak is near by.
So uh, Asian el sibon?
@@user-qp6hb1yr5nin some part, yeah I guess
"Goat sucker" was my nickname in college. 😎
I’m both scared and confuse as to how you got that name
From my Haitian culture we have the loogaroo, it’s like a werewolf demon monster. I know that might not seem that bad but when you get told the loogaroo will eat you alive if you don’t clean you room before night fall is a little terrifying when your 5
its spelled loup garou 🐺
I need a loogaroo in my life right now 😂😂😂
In Brazil we have a similar myth. It’s called Cuca, and it’s apparently a witch that has scaly, green skin and an alligator’s head. It’s said she eats naughty children. There’s even a popular lullaby here that goes something like “sleep now, kid, or Cuca will get you. Your dad’s at the farm, and your mom’s at work”
This man has exposed himself, he's never played skyrim. Get him!!!!
2 in a row..... this explains why being told "you are going to brazil" can be quite the terrifying sentence to hear
Wow so funny and original, totally not saturated joke, now go get a life and get ashamed of yourself
For part 2, I recommend an Indian demon who haunts cremation grounds, the Pisach. It's a hybrid between a vampire, a draugr, and malevolent witch.
I’d recommend cockatrice, it’s essentially a giant rooster with a snake tail that can kill via seeing you or poison breath.
Or umbizou, a paranormal sea-dwelling beast that’s made from a dead soul that attacks the boat of anyone whom speaks its name
You got most on the draugrs but you missed the fact that they can swim through solid earth/surfaces and change size at will and could be between the size of a normal man or 30 meters tall
WHAT?! A part 2?! Nice!!
If you ever make part 3, I suggest some Southeast Asian folklore creatures. Kuyang, Tiyanak, Preta, and Sundel Bolong is what I can think of, and you might interested in these creatures.
As a brazillian, i'll try my best tk give some other characteristics of the mapinguari i heard.
1: it can melt steel just by breathing, so gjns wouldn't even have a chance to work
2: it hunts by mimicking the screams of hell of it's victims and luring more into the woods
3: it can run super fast, like, to the point on if it hears someone answer the call, the person won't be able to react as it's torn apart and eaten
in some versions, its body is covered in holes that produce a beautifull, flute like music.
@@danielvieira5831 the classic "causing ppl to f*ck around and find out"
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Idk why but this little smiley face right here made me rlly happy 0:27
Another notable creature from Scandinavian folklore is näcken/nøkken. It is a shapeshifter, but its most common forms are a horse or a nude man. The horse form is pretty similar to the kelpie in its behavior so let's focus on the man aspect. In its man form, it will sit in a lake or stream and play a violin, the music being so exceptionally beautiful that it hypnotizes you. Because it will drown you while you have your guard down. Women and children are at higher risk of being targeted, especially pregnant women and unbaptized children. You could however learn to play the violin as beautifully as it if you approach it the right way.
Aldrig hört talas om att näcken kan byta skepnad, däremot har jag hört om bäckahästen
I loved this. Can you do another video like this. This is super entertaining.
If you want another mythical creature, in South Africa a lot of people are scared of the “Tokoloshe”.
I read about that once about 15 years ago and it scared me!
Yeah! I have heard about it but I want to know more too
I’m a Belizean and a common folklore I grew up hearing is the story of the “Tata Duende”. A dwarf/gnome man with no thumbs and backwards feet who torments children and sugarcane farmers.
Or “La X’tabai” a woman who appears to drunk and unfaithful men who has a chicken and cow leg. They’re both crazy stories.
Yo! you should do, manananggal, basically at night time, they are able to separate its upper torso from the lower part of its body, it is from the Philippines, there are also other creepy Mythical creatures in the Philippines, like bakunawa, Tiyanak , and my personal favourite, The tikbalang :DD
Heh. There's even an scp video about it.
Manananggal in Philippines, hantu penanggal in Malaysia haha
It'd be cool to hear your thoughts on Taniwha. They've been depicted as both protectors and monsters - similar to what scared you about Yōkai. They're definitely more chill than most of the monsters you've talked about but there's alot of Māori mythology featuring them.
I just want to say here in australia we have the bunyip, a terrifying water creature that is extremely aggressive but kinda cool!
Are those the little jellyfish that shoots tiny darts that'll kill you in seconds
no that's irukandji jellyfish@@Raggedy_Haggedy
bunyips are reptillian and mammalian water creatures found in rivers that will instantly eat you if you enter their territory
An interesting one which most people won't have heard of is the tokoloshe which is a southern african evil spirit which can become invisible by drinking water or swallowing a stone, and they definitely want to cause you harm
My father knew people who would actually combat the tokoleshi by putting their bed above bricks
I can confirm that smoking wizard weed with the baba yaga is kinda chill
i know this is not what the video is about but hearing about yokai brought back childhood memories of watching yokai watch after coming home from school :')
cool stuff, dude 💪🏻 keep doing amazing
What makes Yokai so scary for me is that their intentions are almost unfathomable to humans. They could do something mean just cause it was funny. Or do something nice because they feel like it. But the thing is, when they're mean they're piss and vinegar, destroy you and your whole blood line MEAN
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It's not so creepy, but another weird/scary creature from Brazilian folklore is the headless mule.
Like, it's literally a headless mule. But instead of the head is a blazing fire going on. It is said it originates with women who engages with priests, and then are cursed in this shape. It's odd, but imagining that thing at night can be really intense.
This was fun. If you do a part 3 another creature you can include is the Bush Baby from Nigerian urban legends. It mimics the cries of a baby to lure people to their death. There's also Lady Koi Koi [sometimes madam koi koi] who haunts girl boarding schools ❤
When I was a kid, my mom told me nishi would call someone’s name three times and that too from the behind. If you turn around, you’re doomed. The nishi will collect your soul (probably in a coconut shell) and disappear. I’m not from Bangladesh tho. Maybe there’s a difference between the folklores when you cross the border.
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i live in sweden and when i was little i was scared of walking through forests because its believed that trolls turn to stone in during the days. i would try my best not to disturb and wake them. Also 41k already dude!! thats some crazy growth over the last month, keep going bro.
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As soon as you mentioned one of the early creatures I immediately thought of a Draugr being the number one but it really suprised me to see it actually be number one. Draugr (pronounced dr-ow-gr) can swim through literal earth and are said to often be resurrected simply because of their hate and anger toward humanity, lol. Spooky stuff and definitely terrifying 🌚
Thankfully draugr aren't immune to physical damage but even after slaying them, they can haunt your dreams. There's lots of interpretations of draugr like the one you mentioned but the most common one is they are spirits of soldiers who have died and are too angry and have been refused by valhalla (viking heaven) and helheim (viking hell) because they committed an act so bad they get cursed to wonder the earth. To prevent this, vikings usually cealed the bodies of bad people into special unmarked tombs so they are cursed to never be able to leave them
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My two-handed skill tree folds draugr like it’s my job
Baba Yaga's hut is surrounded by a fence made from the bones of those she has killed and eaten.
While this critter isn’t strictly Oregonian (its territory stretches all the way from Maine), the Agropelter made it into my top four because of its actions alone. Described as a long, skinny ape with whiplike arms, Agropelters lives in hollow trees and, when it sees something invade its territory, the Agropelter breaks off pieces of the tree and hurls the shards at the intruder. Like a tree sniper!
It’s been blamed for many a woodsman’s death, actually, because the critters see lumberjacks as invading their home and they do not approve. Perhaps those lumberjacks should pick a new place to get the best wood. Pls make part 3😅
In Part 3 could you talk about Lorelei. She is a mermaid which sat on a mountain near the Rhine in Germany. She used to song on the mountain there and because of it many Captains crashed there because of the moutains next to the Rhine. Would be cool if you talk about it
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The Poltergeist is a very noisy spirit, that specializes on moving physikal objekts. Unlike other ghosts he always stays invisible, but makes huge chaos.
Dude you have to turn this into a series. These videos are fun to watch and always get a lot of views, trust me bro
You should definitely talk about goatman, it’s physical appearance is very scary but also the ambience and the lore and even the mystery around it is just terrifying
A couple for your next video...
1) Nisse, who are Scandinavian house gnomes. If you treat them well and give them porridge on Christmas Eve, they will look after you and your property. If you don't (or forget the porridge), they will use their immense strength to wreck your house and maim your livestock.
2) A Nuckelavee (AKA The Devil o' the Sea) is a purely malevolent skinless human/horse hybrid with putrid breath from the Orkney islands. Encountering one of these is generally fatal.
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Yes very epic
Can't wait for part 3
this is the first I've seen of your channel and honestly I thought I was already subbed until I looked. Great vid.
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He never said any of them could survive a bullet🗿
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the akira reference, starting strong lol😂
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Love your annunciation of the words in their respective native languages. Much appreciated!
Don't worry about getting the pronunciations wrong last video, you did just as bad in this one, liked the video tho
Broo I remember when I watch the last video I’m so glad we have a part 2 w video🔥
watching this at night and so far, your drawing of Nishi scared the hell out of me
You’re welcome
Personally a creepy creature to me is a Kelpie, i beleive they are Scottish. They are a water horse and water based creatures freak me out.
Another creature that Personally is spooky to my kids Fenrir, the giant wolf from ancient norse mythology, he was one of loki's kids. Idk there is something terrifying about a huge wolf
For me, the manananggal from the Philippines terrified me as a kid when my grandma told me stories about it
Love this channel
Bro is learning about new folklore and I applaud it!
Your overall content style feels like sam o’nella, with the funny comments and the silly doodles and i really like it! keep it up, i hope you get popular cuz this is genuinely great content! also if youre still looking for folklore creatures, you should do the manananggal. its a filipino “aswang” (evil spirits or demons in the philippines) that is honestly too much for me to summarize in one comment.
Thank you!
@@TrustMeBroOfficialhave you ever heard of dog man, half dog half man and it’s way more scary trust me, u should look it up. The Wisconsin dog man is scary
I'm from Brazil and I had heard of the mapinguari, but I feel like he seems like a similar or spin-off creature to the curupira and the caipora. TBH the two folkloric creatures I'm personally terrified of in this country are the mula-sem-cabeça (headless mule) and the corpo-seco (dry body) solely on the fact they stalk at night and cause havoc
I love the fact that no Slav I know was scared of Baba Yaga as a child, shows how truly strong is our mind even as kids
YES PART TWO YEEEEEEEEEEAH
The baby yaga made me think of baby Yoda and that made me chuckle
all though i only subbed recently ive been watching your vids for a while and they've always been a great watch and its been great to watch them improve over time, you deserve all the love your getting and im sure you will get even better in the future, Trust me bro (pun intended)
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The Kuchisake onna (yokai) is probably my favorite mythical creature. It’s pretty creepy so probably be a great candidate for a part three video.
Missed opportunity on the first myth to make a John Wick joke
or slaughter to prevail
Honestly, Mishipeshu is a cool one. A Native American Water panther with fish scales that protects the Great Lakes. In Algonquin culture, they’re masters of the underworld. And in Ojibwe culture, they’re masters of all ocean life. And in others, they’re pack animals. And they guard copper.
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Loving these videos, I've watched them repeatedly over the past few months.
Yokai is a rather general term. You could do several videos on them!
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You should showcase probably between two bone chilling yokai the first one is gashadokoru and the second hanako san the first is a a large bloodthirsty skeleton spirit which likes to appear in the dead of night and will begin to terrorise any human settlements nearby. They can’t be stopped and can only be delayed by prayer. They are is shrine that is made to prevent them from manifesting located in osaka and hanako san is basically the Japanese version of Bloody Mary but she has a more sadder backstory and is known to only appear in the 3rd floor of the girls bathroom in the 3rd stall so to whoever calls to her three times if she is there can be subject to either a brutal death or a scare. Love the vids btw can’t wait hoping for part 3 🤞🤩
I think I would recommend making a tier list of a few nuclear movies. (Idk but like.... why not)
Bro put John Wick at the bottom of the list
I love the way you pronounce "corupo seco"
jokes aside, great video, I loved seeing each one of those creatures:)
Bro i enjoyed this video so much😆😆😆this video really made my devius day
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we need part 3 0-o
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Yo, not a specific request for a pt3, but i think that a quick tour of mythological dragons (and perhaps the evolution of the term wurm->worm) would fit in with this channel.
If you are going to make a part 3, you df should take a look at Boto Cor-de-Rosa from Brasil, not to spoil it, but it's a kinda funny story, but really cool
Fun fact:
Draug = Friend
Draugr = 👀
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Could you also look at some scary African tales?That would be really cool , i just started watching your videos and I'm so far a big fan.
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