I'll always find it funny that parents would make up these monster stories to keep their kids from running into the woods at night as if what can actually happen to you if you get lost in the dark woods isn't scary enough😂
Quite often I think that is what is going on. However, there are native stories of cryptids. Up north they have stories of "little people". A kid actually went missing. about preschool age. There was nothing for as far as the eye could see, and he straggled behind, parents went back to the dip where he should have been just moments ago and he was gone. You'd think maybe a sneaky wolf got him or something. Except he came back when he was about 18. No other tribes had him all that time (they looked, there wasn't any place to hide him), and there's no way a preschooler could have hid and survived 14ish years on their own. He said he lived with the little people. Long dead now. The elders that knew him are passing away. So this was quite a long time ago. Frankly, at that time the dominant society would pretty much like for every native kid to go missing and never come back. So no one outside of the native community cared. believe, don't believe, i don't care. Just use caution when you're in the wilderness. i don't receive messages or replies.
Daily life was extremely deadly until about 100 years ago. We really can’t comprehend why they made the choices they did. We’ve never walked in their shoes.
@@JFK-co4fq That they do, but I wonder if they’ve ever had a go at finding Standard Deviation. That formula in particular drives me crazy! No matter how much I try, I just can’t understand it.
This was an awesome episode! I would definitely love to see future episodes dedicated to the individual creatures discussed here. I didn't know there were so many vampire legends across the world. 😃
Scooby-Doo and the Monster of Mexico is one of the worst movies for its cultural accuracy. The Chupacabra is depicted as an extraterrestrial creature that resembles a bug-eyed lizard or a dog with spikes on its back that was discovered in Puerto Rico in the mid-1990s. I have no idea why they depict it as a purple sasquatch that is not native to Mexico. The real monsters of Mexico are La Llorona, Ahuizotl, and El Charro Negro.
My personal fave. of vampires would be European vampire, such as Dracula, and I also like the Jiang-Shi. I didn't know, for the mythology of the Jiang-Shi, that a person could become one by being struck by lightening, or an animal stepping/hopping over the corpse. Always learning something new with your videos! Well done, and thank you!
As always you never fail to make episodes that I love. I guess the main allure for vampires is the idea of everlasting life. Me personally? I would rather die eventually and stay dead, thank you very much. Because, if we go back to the origins (Eastern Vampire aka reanimated corpse) I really don't want anything to do with it. 😂😅 At this point I wish I could somehow know more about the people who work for this channel. Somehow I find that your videos echo thoughts and ideas that I've found in my own mind. the way you develop your storytelling just feels deeply familiar But, hey! I'm as obsessed with Mythology as you all seem to be. It's a true passion.
I'm always impressed with such folklore and stories full of legendary twists and turns. So far, my favorite vanpire myth/legend has gotta go to Jaques St. Germain of New Orleans. Currently working on a suspense/mystery tale inspired by the myth/legend. It's so much fun to work on it and I can’t wait to finish it someday.😆
I also had a laugh wondering if someone could prevent a vampire from getting them with a series of garden hoses, or a sprinkler, or does the running water need to be natural?
"we trapped dracula between the kitchen and the bathroom by leaving the sink and shower on. It costs hundreds of dollars in water bill, but it's worth it"
"Put down the cross, Robin. That only works in movies. Besides, I'm an atheist. FIRE!!! ...On the other hand..." -Countess (from the 1980s' vampire film, "Once Bitten.")
St. Germaine is also loosely referenced in RDR2 there is a series of stranger missions that have Mr Morgan deal with a vampire. You got a solid knife out of it too. For the weapon geeks and platinum nerds like myself out there. Still favor a tomahawk over the knife I that game though.
10:43 thats not weird,the same name and from france for a guy from france people in the country said he was immortal. The immortal version was 1700s...
I appreciate your video, and the research you put into it. However, the oldest reference to a creature with vampiric qualities comes from Mesopotamia. They were referenced under the term UDUG. Many creatures fell into this classification. REMEMBER that the cross and 'HOLY" icons are NOT effective against non -Abrahamic types. This idea came from Eastern Europe and does not encompass the Babylonian, Japanese, African, etc. Some are pumpkins from E. Europe.
1:34 Eastern European Vampire
3:31 Jiang-Shi
6:02 Asanbosam
7:38 Mercy Brown, Exeter Vampire
10:21 Jacques St. Germain
11:56 Strzyga
14:01 Yara-ma-Yha-Who
16:49 El Chupacabra
18:29 Drearg Due
bless yer soul
Great video! Vampires are my favorite mythological being🦇
I’m so impressed with the ones you selected, yet you left a few others. Perhaps you can do a part 2 sometime?
I'm sure we can do that! It may come faster the more likes this comment gets!!
@@MythologyUnleashed Very well.
The myth of the vampire makes a lot more sense now seeing how there are those who are unable to see their own reflections in a mirror.
One of my favorite episodes so far. I love vampires
Im sure vampires love you too.
In a different way...
Me too
I'll always find it funny that parents would make up these monster stories to keep their kids from running into the woods at night as if what can actually happen to you if you get lost in the dark woods isn't scary enough😂
Quite often I think that is what is going on. However, there are native stories of cryptids. Up north they have stories of "little people". A kid actually went missing. about preschool age. There was nothing for as far as the eye could see, and he straggled behind, parents went back to the dip where he should have been just moments ago and he was gone. You'd think maybe a sneaky wolf got him or something. Except he came back when he was about 18. No other tribes had him all that time (they looked, there wasn't any place to hide him), and there's no way a preschooler could have hid and survived 14ish years on their own. He said he lived with the little people. Long dead now. The elders that knew him are passing away. So this was quite a long time ago. Frankly, at that time the dominant society would pretty much like for every native kid to go missing and never come back. So no one outside of the native community cared. believe, don't believe, i don't care. Just use caution when you're in the wilderness. i don't receive messages or replies.
Beware humans the most notorious predators
Daily life was extremely deadly until about 100 years ago. We really can’t comprehend why they made the choices they did. We’ve never walked in their shoes.
They are real ........ Like the one who made them is .........real ...........
Except if you think about all the different countries with similar tales who, in older times, had none or very little contact with each other.
A video like this is just what I need after a long and somewhat frustrating Statistics exam.
Hope it went well 🙏
@@JFK-co4fq That they do, but I wonder if they’ve ever had a go at finding Standard Deviation. That formula in particular drives me crazy! No matter how much I try, I just can’t understand it.
@@elizabethcoenLol indeed my friend.👍✌️😎
R U an energy vampire, feeding on people listening 2 statiztix?
@@AudrexaNkrullmyaHexburn No.
Yes to more vampire videos.😊
Alucard of Castlevania fame. although only half a vampire, Absolute badass. Vampire hunter D is an honorable mention
I love Vampire Lure.
This was an awesome episode! I would definitely love to see future episodes dedicated to the individual creatures discussed here. I didn't know there were so many vampire legends across the world. 😃
Amazing content as always, never knew there were so many Vampire variants in so many cultures, truly an education, Thanks for sharing such knowledge.
Scooby-Doo and the Monster of Mexico is one of the worst movies for its cultural accuracy. The Chupacabra is depicted as an extraterrestrial creature that resembles a bug-eyed lizard or a dog with spikes on its back that was discovered in Puerto Rico in the mid-1990s. I have no idea why they depict it as a purple sasquatch that is not native to Mexico. The real monsters of Mexico are La Llorona, Ahuizotl, and El Charro Negro.
Great episode! The vampire is maybe the most universally known monster on Earth.
Finally, a detailed depiction of vampiric creatures instead of a pop culture bias.
My personal fave. of vampires would be European vampire, such as Dracula, and I also like the Jiang-Shi. I didn't know, for the mythology of the Jiang-Shi, that a person could become one by being struck by lightening, or an animal stepping/hopping over the corpse. Always learning something new with your videos! Well done, and thank you!
And in Darkstalkers Darkhunter Hsien-Ko/Lei-Lei is Jiang-shi
Please do a video on the Asanbosam!
Vampires are one of my favorite monsters in fiction/video games/anime. Two of my DeviantArt OCs are vampires.😊
As always you never fail to make episodes that I love. I guess the main allure for vampires is the idea of everlasting life. Me personally? I would rather die eventually and stay dead, thank you very much. Because, if we go back to the origins (Eastern Vampire aka reanimated corpse) I really don't want anything to do with it. 😂😅
At this point I wish I could somehow know more about the people who work for this channel. Somehow I find that your videos echo thoughts and ideas that I've found in my own mind. the way you develop your storytelling just feels deeply familiar But, hey! I'm as obsessed with Mythology as you all seem to be. It's a true passion.
More videos about the vampire legends of different areas would be great, especially lesser known myths and stories!
As a Dungeon Master myself, this video is gold.
This was incredibly well done. I remain ever fascinated by vampires.🌹🔥💜🌍
It could be said that Philippines version of vampires - Aswang and Manananggal, are listed to the whole bloodsucking monster mythos.
Really good video on their history
Very informative. It was nice being introduced to some I didn't know about.
I'm always impressed with such folklore and stories full of legendary twists and turns. So far, my favorite vanpire myth/legend has gotta go to Jaques St. Germain of New Orleans. Currently working on a suspense/mystery tale inspired by the myth/legend. It's so much fun to work on it and I can’t wait to finish it someday.😆
Watching this while enjoying my dry herb vaporizer. This my all time favorite episode
Yes part 2 and 3 if there is one
Vampyra invading house
House owner: 😈 It's 🪡 time. What? Didn't you know I'm a professional acupuncturist?
Awesome video 🎉thank you 👍
Hmmm no Soucouyant. Interesting.
I also had a laugh wondering if someone could prevent a vampire from getting them with a series of garden hoses, or a sprinkler, or does the running water need to be natural?
"we trapped dracula between the kitchen and the bathroom by leaving the sink and shower on. It costs hundreds of dollars in water bill, but it's worth it"
More vampire videos please?
No mention of Aswang? Or perhaps Pricolici?
Another video about my favorite nocturnal monster
This video is FREAKY because there's so many different vampires that I wasn't aware of fascinating.
More vampire myths please!
"Put down the cross, Robin. That only works in movies. Besides, I'm an atheist. FIRE!!! ...On the other hand..."
-Countess (from the 1980s' vampire film, "Once Bitten.")
Can you please make a video about leprechauns?
Good idea 💡
My favorite vampire is Dracula!😮❤
I recognize some of the asanbosam art work it was from vampire the masquerade
Vampires are my favorite monsters including chupacabra, and vampires in New Orleans 🧛🏾♂️
Yes
I want a full video on the Strigoi.
St. Germaine is also loosely referenced in RDR2 there is a series of stranger missions that have Mr Morgan deal with a vampire. You got a solid knife out of it too. For the weapon geeks and platinum nerds like myself out there. Still favor a tomahawk over the knife I that game though.
I loved these. Thank you a lot! Keep up the good work
13:22 day shaw vue/i dont know why?.../tv show?...
You forgot the Philippines about Aswang and others types as well
That feel when you feel weird walking into people's houses without being invited in, but you know you aren't a vampire because you eat a lot of garlic
20:51 i didnt know the doctor was related to frog type aleins...
13:22 theres both the evil girl that can be a owl,and a native american creture that can be a owl.
I'm now happy I get to tell you monsters are real.
10:43 thats not weird,the same name and from france for a guy from france people in the country said he was immortal.
The immortal version was 1700s...
Love vampires 😮
My favorite vampire variant is the Nosferatu.
14:25 this just sounds like a really weird real animal...
Vampires are from Europe, because the European Vampire is the original vampire, the real vampire
Who is the TRUE god of the underworld/afterlife?
6:44 this is actuelly the origin of mothman,isnt it?...
6:55 this is the stories of mothman.
Vampires and dragons are practically universal creatures
3:13 they cant eat waffer cookies if their the russian type vampire?...
3:13 supernatural show insperation?...
4:49 china is connected more to nazi zombies?...
i only heard zombies are made from 115=lightning looking,but its not lightning in call of duty.
I thought vampires are vengeful ghosts?
Nothing about the Abhartach
I found an ancient coven of real vampires here in Japan...
🦇
I appreciate your video, and the research you put into it. However, the oldest reference to a creature with vampiric qualities comes from Mesopotamia. They were referenced under the term UDUG. Many creatures fell into this classification. REMEMBER that the cross and 'HOLY" icons are NOT effective against non -Abrahamic types. This idea came from Eastern Europe and does not encompass the Babylonian, Japanese, African, etc. Some are pumpkins from E. Europe.
Pishach from india
They are indian vampires
Mu2024
😂😢😮😊😅
Blah Blah 🦇
Satan
CASTLEVANIA INTRODUCE ME SOME OF VAMPIRES & OTHER CHARACTERS HERE❤