Scariest Mythical Creatures From Around The World (Part 3)

The SCARIEST mythical creatures, folklore, and urban legends from around the world!! (Part 3) The holy trilogy has been completed, unless we do more... sit back and enjoy! :)

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0:00 | Intro
0:23 | Dark Watchers (California, USA)
1:41 | Medusa (Gorgon) (Greek Mythology)
3:25 | Drekavac (Slavic Folklore)
5:10 | El Charro Negro (Mexico)
6:57 | Vrykolakas (Ancient Greece)
8:13 | Umibozu (Japan)
9:51 | Goatman (Maryland, USA)

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[illegalman]

That "Butt" is the scariest mythical creature of all 🗿

[byronic-heroine]

Umibozu sounds terrifying, and not just because of its size. There's something about the darkness and lack of recognizable features that makes it super creepy to me.

[pleek]

Probably the scariest creature(s) here in the Philippines, in my opinion, are the Nangangatok (door knockers). Three mysterious figures that appear to be human, but their faces are covered by robes that they wear. They knock on doors late at night and if they decide to knock on yours they would do so all night, and if you open it, you would see no one, however this means that they have already cursed you with death, disease, and bad omen. The only way to avoid them is by looking outside your door through a peephole or a window when they are knocking in which case they would stop and move on to another house.

[TheTransporter]

The scariest mythical creature on Earth is the brain of a politician.

[wqyzihg]

I Have Idea For Next Episode:
5: Mono pods: They Are Generally Passive But Could Attack You
4: Yeti: Bigfoot But 5x As Hostile
3: Harpy: Grabbed People Off The Ground And Steal The Soul Of That Person
2: Werewolf: They Would Be First But They Are Just So Well Known
1: Doppelgänger: Having Someone That Looks Exactly Like You And Strike You When You Least Expect It Is Just Terrifying

[akaneonfox]

I'm autistic and don't look at people in eyes anyway I can guarantee Medusa is chill person to talk with.

[Della-umnw]

As one representing Sweden I have a few of mythological creatures from both swedish and scandinavian folklore I want to share here!

Näcken/Nokken: A shapeshifting creature that lives in lakes and rivers and his most common form he's usually seen in is a young handsome man and he usually plays a violin but can also play a harp. He usually lures in children and women to drown them but sometimes would teach those who wants to be better at playing the violin in the cost of usually a black cat or a drop of one's own blood, there is even a song he can play that will make humans dance until they are just a bunch of jumping heads.

Gloson: It's a giant pig/boar that has basically a saw on it's back to run inbetween the legs of people and cut them up in half if one is unlucky enough to meet it.

Mylning: A ghost child or baby that never got baptised before they got killed by their mothers. Anyone who comes across one would end up having to be forced to carry the child to a nearby cementary but the child gets heavier and heavier and the mylning would end up killing them. They also either just want to have a name, a normal funeral or revenge on their mothers.

Pesta: Basically the plague as a person and Pesta is always seen as a old woman with a black cloak and either a broom or a rake depending on where she is. If she has a rake that means that some people will survive, but if she has a broom that means everyone will die.

[sweggysweg]

I like the new animations! Lowkey fire

[maka]

You really should talk about djin I watched all of your the scariest mythical creatures of all time videos and I was hoping you'd be talking about them in atleast one video so I would really appreciate it if you talked about them. Love your videos keep it up man

[Moresyker]

The bad thing about Trustmebro’s videos is that they end😢

[louieekk]

Hey, representing Brazil here, I have a few of our mythological creatures I’d like to add here

Boitatá: it’s said that boitatá is the protector of the Amazon rainforest, and he has the shape of some kind of snake on fire. It’s said just looking into his eyes is enough to drive someone crazy or even kill them. Boitatá only goes after people who do harm to the forest, so, if you don’t mess with anything, you’re fine

Cuca: it’s like our version of Baba Yaga, except that she’s half alligator and doesn’t have any good sides.

Yara: it’s said Yara is a mermaid who lives in the Amazon river. She lures men with her voice and drowns them.

Boto Cor de Rosa: “the pink dolphin”, this one is not so creepy but I find it kinda cool. According to the legend, this pink dolphin can turn into a handsome man, some versions say it’s during a specific festivity and some say it’s during the full moons. He seduces women and impregnates them, just to then turn back into a dolphin and go back to the river. It kind of matches the statement you made about lots of mythical creatures coming from real life experiences. People probably made the legend of the pink dolphin to explain “unexpected” pregnancies.
(A fun fact about this one is that the pink dolphin is an animal that actually exists. Just search for “Amazon river dolphin”. A not so fun fact is that, because of this legend, the pink dolphin has been hunted down for many years, and now is considered an endangered species)

[mohamedalmahdi]

I realy like your content thanks for hard work

[AbstractFigures]

Fun fact I learned, the umibozu was coded to be a elden ring boss, but was scrapped

[godzillamanz]

Dark watchers: **exsist**
Me: oh..
Dark watchers: **exsist in california**
Me, a californian resident: ….welp there goes my ability to sleep

[thatonecreepygirl]

Best vids to fall asleep to fr, keep up the awesome job. You should do one cryptid/mythical creature from each state

[nohxt_wrld]

I’m always so invested in these videos, I love seeing new type of creatures from different parts of the world! I would love it if you could also cover the siguanaba! A type of spirit that likes to attract men with her looks from behind before turning around and showing that she has a horse skull for a face.

[Unclaimed_demigirl]

Ooo can you do the empusa from Greek mythology? I’m really into the Percy Jackson series rn and this reminded me of them

[KazKusuo]

I knew that Medusa had sisters because of American Dragon Jake Long👍

[Abdelrhman_Kamel]

There's also an Egyptian myth about a lady called "Omena elgoola" Which translates to (Our ghoulish mother). It's a story about a woman who married a man but later discovered that she was infertile and in her grief she would turn into a horrible ghoul with bloodshot eyes and skinny limbs. She would go out every night looking for little children to devour or go grave digging looking the corpses of diseased children.

[derpyTv]

Brody I loved the editing on this video 😂