Amaguq – The SPLENDID Trickster God of Inuit Mythology

Amaguq is a wolf-like god known in Inuit mythology for being a trickster. A master of disguise, he can take on many forms. His stories warn against the dangers of arrogance and celebrate intelligence and adaptability.

Art: Marcus Aquino
Color: Rod Fernandes

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[charliemcternan]

Another wonderful and interesting mythology. This is gonna be a good story. Can’t wait.

[DarthDread-ohne]

Kratos will have his work cut out for him.

[phantomeye]

0:00 Wow this is Amaguq alright.
0:38 Really Amaguq teach a boy with bow and arrow.
👏 Now that was very good story of Amaguq The SPLENDID Trickster God of Inuit Mythology. Trickster impressive like Loki from Norse mythology and Anansi from African culture.

[axelrenesuzuki]

I love that video master werewolves but it's great video I love that brother father.

[Mythpathz]

I think he's in the meme of alpha sigma lonewolf where a white where wolf sit in a tree and thinking

[grey]

hmm... that video was REALLY short... I was interested right away and wanted more and then it ended. bummer.

[bluebelt]

They didn’t compare him to Sun Wukong. He can transform and play pranks too

[faleilham]

Inuit have Amaguq, and the Turks have Asena.

Both are confirmed furries.

[kaykay]

Am I the only one who clicked on this and thought of Betsy Lee’s No Evil?

[jeronimoamorin]

Swear I saw these in The Secret Saturdays

[rachelwinters]

I only have to respect the mythology of the Arctic natives.

[zombiyoutubejeanelloco]

Por Que Este Video esta En Español, y Los Comentarios Estan Todos em Inglés?

[vxgscih]

Why are many animal gods you put on your cahannel for illustrations look like furries