Mythical Creatures Around the World

Monsters, Cryptids, and Mythical Creatures Around the World.
Illustrated and animated by NERD ROBOT.
SOURCES :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaur
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domovoy
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lou_Car...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strzyga
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bauk_(m...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draugr
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alp_(fo...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bigfoot
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendigo
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chupacabra
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaneque
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapinguari
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tikoloshe
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammit
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jinn
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahmaran
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Su_iyesi
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makara
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babi_ng...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mananan...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyol
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungry_...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dokkaebi
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kappa_(...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taniwha
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunyip
ast.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kongamato
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popobawa
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongoli...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeti
MUSIC :
"Folk Round" by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/...
Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Artist: incompetech.com/

[@pedrosabino8751]

3:33 Fun fact: some scientists believe that the legend of mapinguari originated when the humans encountered megatheriums(a species of giant sloth) for the first time

[@isabelbelem9062]

Dessa eu não imaginava

[@victor.cristian]

@@isabelbelem9062 também

[@vick5813]

Eu sendo brasileiro não sabia a existência desse bicho eu to tipo wtf

[@vick5813]

@@edinaldopexeira8925 ata

[@h.f.v.1428]

@@edinaldopexeira8925 erraram não amigo, tem ate estatua do mapinguari la no amazonas

[@ronnperales5833]

Video: Scary mythical creatures. Vicious, Monsters, Spirits, Giant, Vampiric, Beast, Evil, Demonic, etc. Music: Tot-tot-tot-tot-tot-tot-tot-tot~

[@crackclicker1028]

Lol

[@ihidjiminsjamsinjinsramen9948]

Lmao 🤣

[@Swed_Syrian_nationalist]

Werewolf also Scary Mythical Creature

[@urangames457]

For me that music is kinda scary since it brings me d&d battle flashbacks.

[@hamkahamid6452]

LMAO 🤣

[@ADrugovichFan86]

3:32 Fun fact about Mapinguari: Its said in the Brazilian Folklore that the indigenous peoples belived that the Mapinguari was a evolution to the human, like: You are a human, and (they belived) that, when you come to a certain age, you would evolve into a Mapinguari

[@pedrosabino8751]

Alguns dizem que a lenda do mapinguari surgiu com o encontro dos humanos com os megatérios e que com o tempo a lenda foi mudando até ficar como conhecemos

[@romerobritto9094]

Essa eu não tinha ouvido, qual a fonte?

[@username6661.]

I see🤔.muchas gracias for the info

[@tomkatt8274]

@@username6661. dan tests show that mapinguari are their own species

[@aserher215]

I'm Mexican, my grandma had a soursop tree in her yard and she would say the Chaneques liked to hang out in the soursop trees and that's why we would find half eaten soursop fruits on the ground during soursop season, Thanks for including the Chaneques on the list, it brought me fond memories from my childhood.

[@kayepajulas9949]

Nice comment 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

[@djjasperfox2194]

Sour sop is great for cancer patients. Gives quality of life.

[@makotopark7741]

i love how the representatives of indonesia, malaysia and the philippines have same counterparts in each country

[@notme6753]

Babi ngepet is Aswang in the Philippines I guess lol... Toyol is what we would call tyanak. Tyanak is an aborted infant who seeks revenge on it's mother

[@makotopark7741]

@@notme6753 i guess so. Aswangs usually take the form of boars or dogs.

[@Th3.L4zy.C4ts]

@@notme6753 no the tyanak is looking for its mother

[@haxorusz8526]

If tyanak in Philippines is looking for its mother, Pontianak in Malay is looking for its baby

[@Th3.L4zy.C4ts]

@@haxorusz8526 so the mother is in 🇲🇾 and the baby is in 🇵🇭?

[@TheSnomGuy]

So, everyone has cool stuff like monsters and demons And here in France we have a big snail

[@ralphanthonyespos9417]

Is that why you keep on serving Escargot?

[@chrisbarone515]

I have a hatred for demons.

[@nanoramirez9331]

Don't forget the tarrasque a Kaiju size lion with six legs a turtle shell and a scorpion tail

[@Used_to_be_valkov]

And heres America a big monke

[@bigmanimation]

Well here in indo we have pig and infant (malay and indo has that mythical creature) stealing stuff

[@gabryfede2380]

In Northen Italy, we have lots of mythical creatures, like the "Drago Tarantasio"; it is a snake-dragon with only a pair of paws, it eats children and brings the "Yellow Fever". The legend says it was born from the corpse of a worrior who used to wall up the prisoners and gouing out the eyes of the children.

[@giusypianatale]

Wow!!

[@gabrielagustinhomas]

Jeez, Italy, you got some problems, LOL.

[@emojcraft3683]

5:31 FYI: Babi means boar/ pig Babi Ngepet likes to steal money by scratching the house he wants to steal

[@h_crow221]

Nah, Boar means Celeng/Babi Hutan, and Pig is Babi

[@RTL2024]

ugh, that's very annoying than scary lol...

[@notgigachad3797]

Yeti and Bigfoot meeting each other: Big monke together strong

[@vilmaquiachon3986]

And some “U” noises

[@dog1520]

We're friens now we'll get soft tacos later

[@saboteurle7975]

Titans join the chat.

[@notgigachad3797]

@@saboteurle7975 Lol😂

[@remote_enjoyeryayay]

i bet your german

[@heroforfun511]

I found that YETI and BIG FOOT are lost twin brothers

[@sapphirecallisto8961]

Lol

[@AbdulhamidMohammed9000]

Llooll

[@ariamh823]

But it's just a theory A unknown science theory

[@cyaneadechavez9433]

Oh ones white and one black 😲

[@luiscarloslandas4205]

Yeah i found the same

[@idlanazyR]

9:11 this is my favorite mythical creature

[@jiravadeevitayalertpanya2991]

Subscribe beast

[@tarynmorrison5152]

7:30 Him: pronounces it like tani-wa Every kiwi that ever existed: dies inside*

[@louieekk]

Me as a Brazilian when I heard how he pronounces mapinguari😭

[@Jericho101]

POV: 99% of these creatures you never knew

[@gamingj5702]

Yup, it's real

[@bantengbiru4555]

POV?

[@Jericho101]

@@bantengbiru4555 yes

[@tonifrancisco417]

I know atleast 5% I know manananggal, big foot, jinni, yeti, kappa

[@Jericho101]

@@tonifrancisco417 Im really good with mythology, but I am not that familiar with foreign countries

[@rast9406]

Lithuanian mythic creature is Iron Wolf, Gedmin's castle spirit.

[@pikau8501]

me think laumė is mythic

[@o1137]

Kappa is a Water mythical creature that eats cucumbers And humans

[@o1137]

Im just gonna say that lol

[@archangeruriseofthewizards8649]

I would have putted Giltine… Even if she actually is a goddess

[@FieldCatKaiju12]

COOKIE DETECTED I FOUND THIS DILF COOKIE

[@Kaiidth-wf6qc]

The image of Dokkaebi, the Korean goblin is closer to a Japanese Oni. Dokkaebi are actually known as benevolent trickster spirits tied to meaningful objects that occasionally take the shape of a human.

[@urianerreerre5005]

Mexico: **has a bunch of scary monsters** Nerd robot: *CHANEQUE*

[@soldado-1003]

Cierto mi amigo el gringo

[@k.z.3646]

For non-Polish people: "Strzyga" is pronounced like "st'shiga"

[@ucjawojtas6765]

Congrats. Your the first person i sqw saying somthing about myth from my countr7

[@sorcererkingainz7358]

Now how tf do we pronounce st'shiga

[@sdominik3945]

@@sorcererkingainz7358 no strzyga czytasz stszyga nie? czyli na angielski stshiga/stsheegah

[@light_one891]

meaning i can't understand

[@tyraamber1841]

Street shiga?

[@dickdastardly1104]

I've heard rumors that the Chupacabra has been discovered and it's only a deformed coyote. Nothing supernatural about it. Also, what could a snail monster do? Everyone knows how slow snails are.

[@lolo-mu8ux]

It's very scary don't judge ! 🤣😅

[@georgie9126]

To be honest, in France our monsters aren't really scary , but there are surely really weird

[@lolo-mu8ux]

@@georgie9126 they are original ! And i like them

[@dickdastardly1104]

@@georgie9126 what monsters are there?

[@anelepaula2824]

@@georgie9126 It has tentaçles

[@BatManyago]

we also have a man-horse mythical creature in Philippines and we call it as Tikbalang

[@mikoajprzybylski6773]

Im from Poland and when you were talking about Strzyga you mixed actually two monsters: Strzyga is originally a vampire like creature who jumps out of the grave at night hungry for human meat. About the owl part you probably meant Buka (i don’t mean the one from Moomin): which was a demon that when everybody in the house where asleep flew to children’s room to scare the kids and mentally hurt them.

[@tweetthechicken3870]

Could the one from moomin shape shift or go into dreams.

[@yarethleilanni7687]

Strzyga looks like a "águila arpía" from Latinoamerica.

[@mikoajprzybylski6773]

@@tweetthechicken3870 Im sure that one couldn’t do that. Author of moomin (the original book) is from my country and it is basically a tale from my childhood. That’s why im so sure about this.

[@Inevitable934]

He also pronouned Taniwha wrong (Pronounced TaniFA) and Maori wrong (Rolled R)

[@aliffbulatt4949]

Filipina : Manananggal Malaysia : Penanggal Indonesia : Kuyang Thailand : Krasue If i m wrong , i so sorry

[@abugonda]

Filipina is my favorite

[@aliffbulatt4949]

@@abugonda Ohh good ..In Malaysia We have the same ghost like Filipina but their name is PENAGGAL .

[@Qylk]

Borneo : Kuyang Sumatra : Palasik Celebes : Pok-pok Bali : Leak

[@aliffbulatt4949]

@16 Sydney Wongsittipat i'm so sorry ..btw i already watch INHUMAN KISS...best horor movie ..and Sa'd Ending 🖐️😭

[@BrodaHafizi]

Indonesian kuyang is only head and organs

[@FreedyBoi]

All of these creatures have unique names... Then there's America. *B I G F O O T*

[@gemjoymagtoto4788]

Bigfoot has an big foot. Get it?

[@ralphanthonyespos9417]

Filipino here. Manananggal literally means "[one] who removes" (because they remove babies from pregnant mothers). USA's is not really weird, and I'mma give'm some slack.

[@natt07048]

@@ralphanthonyespos9417 i think manananggal means one who removes their torso, not one who removes babies. At least, that's what I always hear.

[@gabrielmapper8717]

chupacabra in portuguese(at least, brazilian portuguese) is "goat sucker"

[@alialtuntas8207]

"Su İyesi" literally means "The possessor of water"

[@priyanshusamal9080]

In India we have a serpentine dragon The "Naga" and it's also a respected creature in Hindi mythology

[@jacksoncooper7590]

Cool and Very Awesome

[@Jeremy_Y]

There’s actually a whole book about Chinese mythology called 山海經, and was written at around the Han Dynasty. There’s a whole lot more creatures other than the Diao Si Gui.

[@Olovian_government]

Bing Chiling

[@spotipoty8445]

Why they don't mention Chinese Dragon yeah? Shen Long? 🤔

[@Jeremy_Y]

@@spotipoty8445 perhaps it’s too conventional? Idk

[@romilchaudhary7011]

@@spotipoty8445 I think that Dragon is regarded as mythical creature everywhere so it took something unique for China

[@starrynight7337]

My country has a whole lot more creatures too. Yeah but this video is about mythical creatures around the world, they only need to pick one for each country.

[@thattoonaddict3553]

8:57 Welcome to the Himalayas!

[@kokos1209]

Fun fact: Vampire comes from Serbian folklore. Also, in Serbian people, if you really piss off a person, they say "I will drink your blood!" or if someone made you feel stressed and tired "He/She drank/sucked off all my blood!' I just really find it funny bcs it's kind of a proof that vampires are indeed from there.

[@rainey_1.618]

Fun fact: its bullshit

[@kokos1209]

@@rainey_1.618 it's not lol

[@r0tita233]

@@kokos1209 did you hear about Romania?

[@SaveFierySoulBrothers6743]

Great video!,I love mythical creatures!

[@NiThZo]

Something like this with only the different dragon types from different cultures all around the world would be nice.

[@alexarviso6836]

Yaaaas

[@ozmasterofmasks5838]

In Italy there is this forgotten Etruscan creature called volta or uoltam which is a dragon without wings and a wolf head. Though sometimes they are represented as a humanoid with a wolf head

[@NiThZo]

@@ozmasterofmasks5838 sounds interesting. I have to look into this. Thanks.

[@hi-ve1cw]

Welsh dragon!!!

[@Widdekuu91]

Dutch have de Maashagedis

[@felipeviegas5264]

In Brazilian Folklore have also the Saci Pererê, Cuca, Curupira, Boitata, M'boi tui, Teju Jagua, capelobo, Sanguanel, Iara, Ipupiara, the Brazilian Werewolf, Corpo Seco(Dry Corpse), Mula sem Cabeça(Headless Mule), Bradador, Matinta Pereira, Caipora, Et Bilu and a lot more.

[@felipeviegas5264]

@Aila Virtanen eu sei

[@Theyk212]

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[@Theyk212]

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[@Theyk212]

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[@Theyk212]

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[@user-vh6kw5cu9z]

5:50 めちゃ好き

[@dileepaappuhamy4017]

Thank you so much.

[@albertfernando8032]

5:32 bruh

[@user-pl9rd5fr9k]

banyak lo yg keren2 tp knp hrus babi ngepet 😭😭😭

[@ezrariordan7916]

@@user-pl9rd5fr9k lampor kan bisa njir, grim reaper versi indonesia

[@bigjim8045]

I’m from Australia, when I was like 8 I read a book on the bunyip and I had nightmares of that thing for months, also we are crushing the olympics

[@linkvos8151]

hahahah yes you are what the heck

[@sir_sack]

That’s just in swimming. You guys are 4th in golds (14) with the leaders being China (24). And in total you are tied for 5th (39) with the leaders being the USA (54). Not really what I’d call “crushing the Olympics” but sure.

[@bigjim8045]

I’ve never gotten over 9 likes on a comment

[@sir_sack]

@@bigjim8045 congrats

[@bigjim8045]

Thanks buddy

[@Lucas-bd9nd]

5:55 Woah, that's really scariest!

[@sandycifuentes4335]

Ifs like a combination between that creepy pasta with a floating head with organs showing and teke teke a Japanese urban legend and a vampire

[@jelo838]

@@sandycifuentes4335 bro maybe they used fusion dance hahahaha

[@TuWear]

@@sandycifuentes4335 It could be based on Tlahuelpuchi, an Aztec Vampire that left their legs at home and flew without a bottom half and had a preference for the blood of newborns and children.

[@The_Brittish_Empire]

¡Muy interesante! Disfruté este video

[@felipeviegas5264]

3:41 The Mapinguari is one of my favorites in our Folklore

[@marinalima9533]

MAPINGUARI IS NOT OF BRAZILLIAN FOLKLORE

[@felipeviegas5264]

@@marinalima9533 É sim

[@Twilight_Light_Lord]

@@marinalima9533 yes is

[@marinalima9533]

WE DON'T MEET IT

[@CAFETEIRO]

@@marinalima9533 yes is

[@helicopterrrr]

*5:10* When one sees his country.. Ahh,, I am satisfied. Now I can die peacefully 😌

[@furkan_erbas]

Asa Türk müsün laaaa

[@Ghost-tv1yg]

Since I'm an Egyptian and Egyptian are Arab so I kind of saw my country twice

[@ritupandey2324]

@@furkan_erbas he is talking about India one I think

[@willsocietyacceptmecauseio1276]

By seeing shinchan in your profile I was sure your Indian

[@everythinghere.y]

@@furkan_erbas He is Indian not Turkish

[@sharamjamra8442]

Amazing

[@christineking2855]

Chupacabra is actually one of my favorite monsters because of the fact that it's sometimes depicted as a dog-like creature which fascinates me the most.

[@mattiabianchi2237]

In Italy there's an ancient legend about Tarantasio, a lake cryptid who lived in lake Gerundo. The lake was drained and the dragon died. There are even other legends from the greek folklore, for example Acadina (a magic fountain) or Scilla and Cariddi (both sea monsters). On the Alps, between Italy and Austria, there's a cat lookalike snake-dragon, the Tatzelwurm

[@gemjoymagtoto4788]

i will make: rock A smol boulder Its the same to big rocks aka boulders but they're small

[@matteomanara4518]

Non lo sapevo grazie

[@mattiabianchi2237]

@@matteomanara4518 Di niente, del resto non sono leggende molto conosciute (a parte giusto Scilla e Cariddi), anche perché hanno origini molto antiche

[@brynhard]

Amazing!

[@Ehbebsbhxhebnens]

We have Tikbalang in the Philippines too A centaur but reversed

[@manz7944]

Im malaysian but i kinda know about the Tikbalang just a human mixed up with a horse

[@pep_ino5601]

As a brazilian, I never heard before of this brown and one-eye creature… But its kinda cool

[@leticiamariadasilvagama3349]

É nois kkkk

[@geoguss]

@@leticiamariadasilvagama3349 tamo junto ksks

[@BobbyBill878]

There should be a part2 because there are still some creatures that weren't mentioned in this video

[@youssefahrouch8119]

Yes

[@pelinalwhitestrake3367]

Or instead there should be one part for each mythology, maybe two if there're too many creature in one mythology.

[@melkhiordarkfell4354]

Would be cool if he went through the entire D&D Monster Manual and list all the folklore monsters.

[@newzealandballnewzealand-h7553]

Yes Jeff the killer they should

[@canko15]

Now I'm interested, let's all introduce more folklore creatures from our countries/cultures In Argentina, in the northern parts, there is the 'Pombero', an evil dwarf who's also super strong. If you're walking alone through some forest or plane and you hear a particular whistle calling you, you should not look on its direction because it's the Pombero taunting you, and if you take his bait he'll beat you to death. Also, families on the north sometimes leave cigarettes or some alcohol on their doorsteps as an offering to the Pombero, because it's believed that if you don't share those goods with him, he'll abduct your children.

[@fernandoferreira1876]

Hello Canko, that's well explained. Pombero is one of many Guarani myths here in Paraguay too, so it is always interesting for me that we share some cultural elements between Northern Argentina and Southwestern Brazil, for example. Saludos desde acá bro 🤙

[@jonkerkawasakininja3166]

We have something somewhat similar in Brazil, it's called Curupira, he is portrayed as a dwarf or a kid with fire for hair and his feet are turned backwards. He lives in the forest and causes people to get lost.

[@Diegus-]

Además del pombero que lo compartimos con Paraguay y Brasil, tmb tenemos a la luz mala que creo que es más del sur y cerca de Chile, que es 1 fantasma del campo o bosque que sale de noche y te persigue.

[@ozmasterofmasks5838]

Speaking of dwarf like creature in Italy there is this legend not well known about this being called foglionco, with the ability to shapeshift into a piece of paper....if someone pass on the road and Pick the piece from the ground foglionco will transform back and catch you

[@Space_Man909]

Hey, that’s just a normal Colombian citizen!

[@micbymike]

These creatures are amazing 🤩

[@amazingstatus1787]

I have seen the kappa episode of shinchan. I was very young , didn't know that it was a mythical creature there in Japan. Loved the ep as a child. We indians have encountered so many things of Japanese culture and love it a lot. Lots of Loveeee from India😘😘😘😘and I also know about the Bunyip one as I have watched "Chader Pahar" movie. And Bong guy (famous bengali youtuber) made bunyip famous🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I didn't know that a mythical character of Australia. Amazing facts

[@no.3308]

Lemme guess... Are you Indian? Or japanese?

[@user-wn3pi1hk8q]

Yes bro I have also seen in shinchan and Doraemon

[@interestinglife5994]

@@no.3308 He is Indian.

[@espansu4719]

@@no.3308 he's indian

[@sakamotomashirofan]

I read the book (chander pahar)

[@user-sc6mj8yr9p]

4:28 thats not how jinn looks like, a jinn is typically what English people call the demonlord, he can also immerse in exorcist activities too

[@Ehbebsbhxhebnens]

So not a genie? Oh..

[@amazingstatus1787]

Ya I know , In India there's a movie based on A Jinn (Pari) and the Aladinn jinn is completely different from That. I think in Islam there are some ghostly creatures called jinn. Am i right?

[@kingsgaming2265]

@@amazingstatus1787 yes full name is jinnat

[@h_crow221]

@@Ehbebsbhxhebnens Djinn also have genders, they can eat, sleep, pray, married, and free will, actually is same as human, but Djinn created by a fire while human created by a soil

[@nansalwaysoff3418]

A jinn is actually nice and mean mostly mean and it exist right now but was popular in the nabi and rasul time

[@leafe3971]

Ngl Bauk made me stay up at night.

[@reinereine1896]

I would love to be reborn as an Alp! Sounds great 😀

[@pedrosabino8751]

Here in Brazil we also have a alp-like creature in our folklore, the "pisadeira", something like "stepper/jumper", a old woman that enter in the house of people and jump in their belly while they are sleeping

[@remote_enjoyeryayay]

Am Fear Liath Mòr Is a creature in scottish mythology which is otherwise known as the Big Grey Man. It is said to reside on the Cairngorms, which is the second highest peak on scotland. It follows travellers who climb the Cairngorms.

[@renfelix5609]

*"Babi N-gepet"* 😂😂😂

[@Ayaiin]

Awokawokawok

[@nikonasution3230]

Konteks?

[@Ayaiin]

@@nikonasution3230 konteks tentang apa? Edit:kan ada di video

[@ojpi]

Babi N-Gepet :v

[@kingjou7846]

I feel satisfiyed when narator said "Babi Ngepet" 😂😂

[@marthe18luck]

I feel like if you mentioned the trolls in the Norse mythology, it would be more recognized. Becouse trolls are the most popular mythological creatures in the Norwegian folklore. They dwell in the mountains or caves, and can’t be exposed to sunlight - otherwise they turn to stone. Trolls can be really big creatures, and they are extremely old, very strong, but they are slow and dim-witted. They like to eat ‘grøt’ which is a Norwegian dish that is a type of rice porridge.

[@zynyie]

*trollhunter vibes*

[@nascarlily1406]

We do a little tomfoolery

[@zelinte1512]

4:40 I love how almost all creatures are scary monsters and shahmaran is like: "Idk humans are scariest ones dude" Shahmaran is a big part of Kurdish culture too btw ☺️ I loved to listen to her story with my cousins when I was little (Sorry for the bad english)

[@amirmohammadentezam2393]

تو حل ایرانی هستی؟

[@amirmohammadentezam2393]

من نمی‌دونم اما این موجود تا به حال ندیدم ولی اون شاه که دوتا مار روی شونش هست دیدم

[@kt-in1vk]

@@amirmohammadentezam2393 شاهماران موجود خوبیه اونی که شما دیدی ضحاک مار دوشه در ایران باستان ضحاک اژدهایی سه سره که اهریمن(خدای تاریکی) برای نابودی ایران خلق میکنه در قرون وسطی کم کم داستانش عوض میشه و ضحاک تبدیل میشه به شاهزاده عربی که ایران رو فتح میکنه و بخاطر دو بوسه ای که اهریمن بر شونه هاش زده دو مار از شونه هاش رشد میکنن که برای سیر کردنشون هرروز سر دو جوان رو میبره و میده مار های روی دوشش بخورن

[@amirmohammadentezam2393]

که اینطور

[@samuelsz1422]

In Spain the most famous creature is the werewolf

[@MitsubaTomfoolery]

Theres a werewolf founded and its real

[@carolyncolebeck981]

I can’t believe there are many goblin like creatures

[@ACC-hs1zq]

The most popular and traditional figure in Spain could be "el hombre del saco", it has been used to frighten children in order they come back home before nightfall for centuries

[@wolfking7502]

@@MitsubaTomfoolery 😈

[@prussiagermanindonesia]

1:15 Oh my gosh I like this creature 5:31 You know that Indonesia is an archipelago and almost all islands in Indonesia have their own mythological creatures, so it can be concluded that there are many

[@OGALTzmo]

that's rad

[@bryanaragon4979]

7:06 The Dokkaebi goblin from Korean mythology looks similar to the Japanese Oni ogre or demon.

[@gwidon6570]

Domovoy isnt only in russian mythology, he was in the most slavic countries, also strzyga dont look like this

[@Copronomicon]

Nasze obecne wyobrażenia dawnych demonów odbiegają od tego, jak wyobrażali ich sobie nasi przodkowie. Wąpierz nie bez powodu ma w swojej nazwie "pierze". EDIT: Samo słowo Strzyga, pochodzi z łacińskiego "strigis", gdzie oznacza właśnie sowę.

[@lmaocetung]

I'm from Czechia and it's true. I guess they think all Slavs are Russians :(

[@arletblues]

Chodzi mi o to, że dostaję się tam, skąd pochodzisz, ale czasami po prostu różnimy się od starszych epok i niektóre rzeczy mogą zostać utracone. Oznacza to, że interpretacja, którą mamy, może być inna w tej samej historii. (flexing my polish here for a second)

[@I-Nex]

Nobody said that Domovoy is only in russian mythology, chill bruh.. You all are so annoying when it comes to Russia

[@griftereditz9268]

Proud to see that the mananangal is here!

[@Asxpect_0]

8:58 THX for putting Yeti(from Nepal) in the vid :)

[@kimlipeatingmango3318]

thank you for representing us 🇵🇱

[@p.tricktrinidad]

On Philippine when I'm 7 years old I'm VERY Very scared on "Manananggal" and i even watched it on tv ITS Eats Pregnant women's and they left there half body on a Dark Forest...

[@aquilizplays2549]

She kind of aswang in philippine im scared of aswang , tiyanak ,kulto white lady ,

[@bluedragon5977]

@@aquilizplays2549 nahh its M0M0

[@aman_01ahmad33]

i-

[@versed3775]

Me too

[@anelepaula2824]

Well consider you Lucky It dont exist

[@bocecobe42069]

I am from Serbia and story tell if you see Bauk, he transform to your biggest fear

[@camerathatjeongwoodropped9251]

U mean like a boggart in harry potter

[@bocecobe42069]

@@camerathatjeongwoodropped9251 Yes, this is the same. In serbian Harry Potter version this is Bauk

[@camerathatjeongwoodropped9251]

@@bocecobe42069 oh okk

[@Indrajeet96]

Ummm how does it look? Any link to it?

[@bocecobe42069]

This look like boggart in Harry Potter

[@camilocontreras7044]

Please do a second part with others creatures like: Trauko (Very similar with the german Alp, but lives in south of Chile) Kuntilanak La Llorona Camahueto And others. Great video by the way.

[@smiledonnice]

Cool

[@dyanbraunschweigingenohlfr6328]

all those mythical creatures looks great especially the "Babi ngepet" because anyone can turn into it

[@Giubros25Mako]

Italian folklore: we call in “pantera”, it’s a panther.

[@Xx-ef8no]

5:56 in malaysia that were ghost without body just head are flying with heart its call PENANGAL and in philipine call its MANANANGGAL its the same at back GAL

[@dddf27]

But in indonesia we called it kuyang

[@jiravadeevitayalertpanya2991]

I think it krasue

[@zenithyt8342]

I'm from India but i never herd about makara

[@RDesai-up6eh]

Me too..

[@jasminaselma9191]

Not from India but that Makara look very interesting and genius to me :)

[@CoolPrasham1M]

I also but U know Yeti I am from Nepal Kathmandu Hindu

[@PrashantSingh-zi8jd]

Makara means Crocodile

[@CoolPrasham1M]

@@PrashantSingh-zi8jd ooh 😲😮

[@Drippyman693]

YES NEW VIDEO YOU UPLOAD SLOWLY IM HAPPYYY

[@christiancorrales136]

You have to put something about Paraguay, we have an scary and interesting collection, let me know if u need info. Awesome video

[@drevenypribor6144]

in Czechia we have Krakonoš - a giant spirit of the mountains who is usually portrayed as bearded man

[@elcoronelkol-x4410]

he's also in Poland, known as "Liczyrzepa"

[@ghiology]

When you see your country's mythical creature. Well, thats enough for me

[@nightmareblade9719]

5:15 I'm and Indian but i truly didn't know what Makara is😂😂

[@camerathatjeongwoodropped9251]

Me too I only heard of makaram in Tamil

[@amandeepmann1305]

It is a ride for Varun, the sea god

[@jaybharateducation7218]

Humne bhi kbhi nhi suna

[@Krishna_bansal_0132]

Same🤣

[@abhayprasad9580]

Same

[@mimig6740]

Can you please make a part 3 of cartoons from different country

[@user-gs8xi9el5f]

cool do 2 part

[@kamranriaz4661]

Part 2 please

[@haizxav2747]

8:48 I remember fighting this thing in final fantasy 1 😬😬

[@dalastherebornaxolar6950]

*goes to the location* Hes H E R E

[@irfanismail3652]

Dune fans:sandworn

[@UzumakiNaelricyZ]

I'm Brazilian and I didn't know Mapinguari. I thought the video would show Curupira or Boitata, but it's nice to see how big our folklore is.

[@GameOver-CPMS]

Can you make another Mythical Creatures Around the World video I like it

[@kauripipo6938]

0:45 A british smurf

[@Portagas.D.Ace75]

Every nation: Dangerous and monstrous demons who murders or kills humans... Meanwhile in Makara: Let me introduce myself 😎

[@Red_Rose47]

Finally! You included the holy spirit of DRAUGR!

[@pudgorman5927]

I have learned more new legendary creatures in this video

[@d.geodraxarehal20goldenbir35]

0:24 That looks so much like the Lorax, maybe it took inspiration from it?

[@rw3766]

Well, there is no exact appearance of Domovoy (i think), only some details repeating: Small man, Mostly defined as eldritch, Will punish you if you don't give good care to your house (it's name comes from word "Дом" (Dom) which means house) or to your Domovoy (lol)

[@abugonda]

Opo si Lorax yan

[@lisalaespecialistaguerrera447]

Wait a minute! What about the Tue-Tue? That’s a mythical creature from Chile!🇨🇱

[@nody438]

How it looks?

[@bluedragon5977]

@@nody438 ye

[@eltrevixd]

@@nody438 it's a flying head

[@trinidadbaranao7728]

O el trauco.. o trentren y caí caí ... O la pincoya

[@wendellpingol5437]

The chaneque is the cutest and harmless one. And the bunyip too

[@Vkal]

Thanks! I’m French and I didn’t know the Lou Carcolh. Actually it’s a mythical beast from a very specific area in France.

[@nyolbuaku7436]

I'm expecting Aswang to represent Philippines 🇵🇭 it's a change shifter old lady that becomes animal in evening or midnight, being a wild boar, wolf, bat, hawk, snake, black cat or any type of animal that awakes at night or sometimes pretend to be someone like a doppelganger

[@cowboylikeme3093]

I believe Tepegöz would have fitted the theme of the video better for Turkey

[@rainbowhawk911]

It’s really interesting to see the sort of creatures humans can come up with. I think that’s one way most humans unintentionally try to be like God, who created all humans and animals.

[@Jonathan_E8_Epik]

Dogwood: Mika, a Mika is a 28 foot tall dog like creature, Mikas can produce sheep like sounds, Mikas have tentacles and Mikas use their tentacles to protect their pups, carry her pups, grab apples and eat them or to give the apples to her pups, when a Mika is mad his/her eyes will turn bright red, he/she will run towards to person/animal and the Mika will grab the body and feed his/her pups, when a Mika pup stands, the pup will be 8 feet tall, when a pup is on all 4 paws, the pup will be 5 feet tall, when an adult stands up, the adult will be 37 feet tall, adult Mikas can easily destroy structures, throw vehicles, and Mikas are great hunters

[@udaikcsps9299]

Hinduism has countless mythical creatures

[@kurosakitucker3514]

So do Greece and Egypt

[@kurosakitucker3514]

@content less In Syria, People make jokes about Mythical Creatures from Around the World.

[@BibhuSund]

TRUEE

[@BibhuSund]

It has more than 100k

[@remyarajan7794]

Yes correct

[@hizkiapalit9511]

5:47 In Indonesia, we also have a mythological creature similar to manananggal, but in Indonesia it is usually called "kuyang", the name of this creature is different in each region, especially in Manado where I am, we call it "pok-pok", because the sound of the sign the presence of this creature whose voice sounds like "pok pok pok", roughly like the sound of a chicken, some say that this sound is caused by the sound of its organs colliding with each other, some say too, the farther the sound, the closer the sign so is the creature. The appearance of the pok-pok/kuyang is even more terrifying, where only the head is flying, with the internal organs flying with the head, and the organs are directly visible. According to folklore, pok-pok/kuyang roam in the middle of the night looking for pregnant women and stealing the babies that are in their stomachs. The babies stolen by Pok-Pok/Kuyang will be eaten, by eating the babies, surely the power of Pok-Pok/Kuyang's black magic will be stronger. The story about this creature is still believed by many people in my area, especially the parents. After all, many stories similar to this creature can be found in Malaysia, Thailand, and others.

[@h_crow221]

Man, Indonesia actually have a lot mythological creature, like Ahool, Ourang Pendek, Cindaku, and many more

[@channelslebew8152]

@@h_crow221 tuyul,kuntilanak,pocong,genderuwo,jenglot,Mak lampir and the legend is emak emak parkir tengah jalan and guru matematika yang tetep datang meski hujan

[@adriangustavramadhan5260]

Gegeh

[@adriangustavramadhan5260]

Yang paling ngeri adalah emak ketika tupperwarenya ilang

[@tyraamber1841]

Pok pok in philippines means something bad lol

[@luh.....8648]

thanks for new video about metelogy in phillippines

[@MegumisEyelashes77]

I love nature!!😍😍

[@hanashin8534]

6:56 Traditional DOKKAEBI is said to have been like a tall (generally) handsome man rather than looking like this. DOKKAEBI in the video was created when Korea was briefly occupied by Japan in the past.(Have you heard about "ONI" in Japan?) Now, this fact is well known in Korea, and the appearance of the existing traditional DOKAEBI is reviving. In addition, they have many magic tools, and the most representative are "DOKKAEBI bat" and "DOKKAEBI hat." The bat is used to perform magic, and when you wear a hat, the person you wear and the object you are holding become transparent. DOKKAEBI is created by changing objects that are used for a long time or stained with blood, so some rural areas still never put things such as brooms. This is because it can turn into a DOKKAEBI.