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D'awww, poor little ghost girl.

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Do you have enough ears on the inside to hear the true beauty of the song?

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Bad Hair Day

So I typed "Dabbing Shoggoth" into Google and found this instead. Suffice to say, I am very disappointed.

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Dullahan Punk


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Rise and shine by merunyaa


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Asanbosam

The <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asanbosam">Asanbosam</a>, also known as an Sasabonsam, is a vampiric creature that comes from the folklore of the Akan people who hail from Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire and Togo. I'm just going to paste the artist's description here, because it was a lot more informative than the other sources I read: Asanbosam are vampires from the medieval stories of Ghana, Togo, Mali, Niger, Ivory Coast and other West African countries. Asanbosam have giant iron fangs, bat ears, bat feet, iron claws and huge bat wings attached to their arms. Whether they were born as monsters with iron bones or used to be humans is unknown. Some of them may be inclined to kindness and genius, but most would rather use humans like a blood slushie. Asanbosam can go into the sun, cross rivers and need no coffin to sleep in. But their nocturnal lifestyle makes them shun the sun and prefer dark forests and nightly activities. But those cursed royal princes and nobles who turn into wereleopards at the full moon deter the common Asanbosam from loping to the ground.
The <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asanbosam">Asanbosam</a>, also known as an Sasabonsam, is a vampiric creature that comes from the folklore of the Akan people who hail from Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire and Togo. I'm just going to paste the artist's description here, because it was a lot more informative than the other sources I read: Asanbosam are vampires from the medieval stories of Ghana, Togo, Mali, Niger, Ivory Coast and other West African countries. Asanbosam have giant iron fangs, bat ears, bat feet, iron claws and huge bat wings attached to their arms. Whether they were born as monsters with iron bones or used to be humans is unknown. Some of them may be inclined to kindness and genius, but most would rather use humans like a blood slushie. Asanbosam can go into the sun, cross rivers and need no coffin to sleep in. But their nocturnal lifestyle makes them shun the sun and prefer dark forests and nightly activities. But those cursed royal princes and nobles who turn into wereleopards at the full moon deter the common Asanbosam from loping to the ground.

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I have two moods: Smug and Smugger

Artist's Description: Damn, it feels good to be a goblin.
Artist's Description: Damn, it feels good to be a goblin.

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Kongamato

IT'S THE <a href="https://theoatmeal.com/comics/ptero">M------------ PTERODACTYL</a> ... Ahem. The <a href="https://cryptidz.fandom.com/wiki/Kongamato">Kongamato</a> is a cryptid that is referenced across the entirety of Africa's semi-tropical regions; but particularly in Zambia, Angola and, of course, the Congo. The Kongamato is described as a Pterosaur with a wing span that ranges from 4ft (1.2m) and going all the way up to 100ft (30.48m) across. Presumably the ones the size of Giraffes live in the Congo, because apparently Yahweh, Allah, Buddha, Shiva and Odin have cursed the Congolese for some terrible slight they must have committed in the pass. Now, I know a lot of you are fluent in multiple African languages, but for the few who aren't, the name Kongamato translates into "Breaker of Boats" and this sums up the behaviour of this creature very well. These things primarily eat fish, but the larger ones are more than happy to try their luck with any hapless explorers or fishermen they come across. There have been historic accounts of European explorers coming under attack from flying creatures in the areas they are said to inhabit and occasionally natives will say that they have received wounds from these creatures.
IT'S THE <a href="https://theoatmeal.com/comics/ptero">M------------ PTERODACTYL</a> ... Ahem. The <a href="https://cryptidz.fandom.com/wiki/Kongamato">Kongamato</a> is a cryptid that is referenced across the entirety of Africa's semi-tropical regions; but particularly in Zambia, Angola and, of course, the Congo. The Kongamato is described as a Pterosaur with a wing span that ranges from 4ft (1.2m) and going all the way up to 100ft (30.48m) across. Presumably the ones the size of Giraffes live in the Congo, because apparently Yahweh, Allah, Buddha, Shiva and Odin have cursed the Congolese for some terrible slight they must have committed in the pass. Now, I know a lot of you are fluent in multiple African languages, but for the few who aren't, the name Kongamato translates into "Breaker of Boats" and this sums up the behaviour of this creature very well. These things primarily eat fish, but the larger ones are more than happy to try their luck with any hapless explorers or fishermen they come across. There have been historic accounts of European explorers coming under attack from flying creatures in the areas they are said to inhabit and occasionally natives will say that they have received wounds from these creatures.

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Impundulu

Thunderbirds are ago. ... Sorry. The <a href="https://offbeat.fandom.com/wiki/Impundulu">Impundulu</a> is a vampiric bird from Southern African folklore (Hence the many names in the tags) that feeds on the blood and pain of humans, cattle and birds. Frequently described as the Hammerkop, the Impundulu is a human-sized bird with black and white plumage. It has the ability to manifest itself as lightning. In some accounts it takes the form of a rooster, but in others it has peacock feathers, or even a red tail, beak, and legs. It has the ability to turn into a beautiful man to seduce others. The Impundulu gets the name Lightning Bird from its ability to shoot lightning bolts from its talons and it wings are said to produce the booming sound of thunder whenever it flaps them. Sometimes the entire creature will turn into a lightning bolt and smash into the ground. The site of this impact will be where it lays its eggs. Impundulu are frequently the familiars of witches, and are passed down from mother to daughter as they are immortal. However, should a witch fail to pass hers down, the bird will become an Ishologu, a masterless force of chaos and destruction. While it is a familiar, it can be sent to wreak havoc on the witch's enemies. However, if not kept fed, it would ensure the witch's death. In some accounts, the Impundulu and the witch become lovers. It is often seen riding on the back of a hyena, which witches are known to shapeshift into.
Thunderbirds are ago. ... Sorry. The <a href="https://offbeat.fandom.com/wiki/Impundulu">Impundulu</a> is a vampiric bird from Southern African folklore (Hence the many names in the tags) that feeds on the blood and pain of humans, cattle and birds. Frequently described as the Hammerkop, the Impundulu is a human-sized bird with black and white plumage. It has the ability to manifest itself as lightning. In some accounts it takes the form of a rooster, but in others it has peacock feathers, or even a red tail, beak, and legs. It has the ability to turn into a beautiful man to seduce others. The Impundulu gets the name Lightning Bird from its ability to shoot lightning bolts from its talons and it wings are said to produce the booming sound of thunder whenever it flaps them. Sometimes the entire creature will turn into a lightning bolt and smash into the ground. The site of this impact will be where it lays its eggs. Impundulu are frequently the familiars of witches, and are passed down from mother to daughter as they are immortal. However, should a witch fail to pass hers down, the bird will become an Ishologu, a masterless force of chaos and destruction. While it is a familiar, it can be sent to wreak havoc on the witch's enemies. However, if not kept fed, it would ensure the witch's death. In some accounts, the Impundulu and the witch become lovers. It is often seen riding on the back of a hyena, which witches are known to shapeshift into.

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J'ba FoFi

As if those poor bastards in the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo">Congo</a> didn't have enough to deal with already, they also now have to deal with horse-sized spiders. Because f--- the Congolese. The <a href="https://cryptidz.fandom.com/wiki/J%27ba_FoFi">J’ba Fofi</a> are described as spiders with a leg span ranging from 2ft-5ft (0.6m-1.54m) across that spin large webs in the dark depths of the Congolese jungle. Like more reasonable sized spiders, they lie in wait by their webs and pounce as soon as they feel anything disturb it. Some accounts also state that the J'ba FoFi will <i>chase</i> prey into these webs to make it easier to catch them. They prey of the J'ba FoFi is anything the same size or smaller than it. So this includes things like forest antelopes, birds and <b>you.</b>
As if those poor bastards in the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo">Congo</a> didn't have enough to deal with already, they also now have to deal with horse-sized spiders. Because f--- the Congolese. The <a href="https://cryptidz.fandom.com/wiki/J%27ba_FoFi">J’ba Fofi</a> are described as spiders with a leg span ranging from 2ft-5ft (0.6m-1.54m) across that spin large webs in the dark depths of the Congolese jungle. Like more reasonable sized spiders, they lie in wait by their webs and pounce as soon as they feel anything disturb it. Some accounts also state that the J'ba FoFi will <i>chase</i> prey into these webs to make it easier to catch them. They prey of the J'ba FoFi is anything the same size or smaller than it. So this includes things like forest antelopes, birds and <b>you.</b>

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Yumboes

<a href="https://offbeat.fandom.com/wiki/Yumboes">Yumboes</a> are a type of fairy from the folklore of the Wolof tribe of Senegal. Apart from their habit of stealing corn from humans, the Yumboes are all around wonderful little creatures which simply summarised are African Hobbits. They spend most of their time holding large feasts, to which they invite both native and foreign humans to join them, and dancing in the moonlight after getting drunk. They are attended on by almost invisible servants, which only have visible hands and feet. Sometimes they will choose to protect and care for a particular family. When a member of one of these families die, they will mourn with the relatives and try to console them as best they can. They will then dance upon the graves of the deceased, but this is seen as a mark of respect in Wolof culture.
<a href="https://offbeat.fandom.com/wiki/Yumboes">Yumboes</a> are a type of fairy from the folklore of the Wolof tribe of Senegal. Apart from their habit of stealing corn from humans, the Yumboes are all around wonderful little creatures which simply summarised are African Hobbits. They spend most of their time holding large feasts, to which they invite both native and foreign humans to join them, and dancing in the moonlight after getting drunk. They are attended on by almost invisible servants, which only have visible hands and feet. Sometimes they will choose to protect and care for a particular family. When a member of one of these families die, they will mourn with the relatives and try to console them as best they can. They will then dance upon the graves of the deceased, but this is seen as a mark of respect in Wolof culture.

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Popobawa

Right Lads and Lassies, don your pith helmets, buckle up and come join me as we delve into the folklore of the Dark Continent. Starting off, we have the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popobawa">Popobawa</a>, an evil spirit that has its origins from that ancient and mysterious time of the 1970's. The Popobawa is a shape shifting spirit that can take either a humanoid or animal form, but most often takes the form of a Bat Man (The mental image of Batman may or may not make the last part of this bestiary entry absolutely hilarious or awful) when it visits its victims in the night. There are two main origin stories given for the Popobawa. The first is that it is an out of control Jinn which was summoned by a sheikh to take vengeance upon his neighbours. The second is that it is the vengeful ghost of Zanzibar's first Abeid Karume who was assassinated back in 1972. So, some of you may have noticed "Incubi" in the tags. Well.....about that. The thing that Popobawa is most well-known for is to break into people’s houses and proceed to enthusiastically bugger them. It'll keep doing this until the victim tells everyone that they know that they take massive demon c--- up the jacksie. Now, as you can tell, this is a very serious issue. So serious that the <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6383833.stm">BBC reported on it.</a>
Right Lads and Lassies, don your pith helmets, buckle up and come join me as we delve into the folklore of the Dark Continent. Starting off, we have the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popobawa">Popobawa</a>, an evil spirit that has its origins from that ancient and mysterious time of the 1970's. The Popobawa is a shape shifting spirit that can take either a humanoid or animal form, but most often takes the form of a Bat Man (The mental image of Batman may or may not make the last part of this bestiary entry absolutely hilarious or awful) when it visits its victims in the night. There are two main origin stories given for the Popobawa. The first is that it is an out of control Jinn which was summoned by a sheikh to take vengeance upon his neighbours. The second is that it is the vengeful ghost of Zanzibar's first Abeid Karume who was assassinated back in 1972. So, some of you may have noticed "Incubi" in the tags. Well.....about that. The thing that Popobawa is most well-known for is to break into people’s houses and proceed to enthusiastically bugger them. It'll keep doing this until the victim tells everyone that they know that they take massive demon c--- up the jacksie. Now, as you can tell, this is a very serious issue. So serious that the <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6383833.stm">BBC reported on it.</a>

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Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus

Diwrnod y Ddraig Hapus i bawb. Cael rhai dreigiau. Disgrifiad yr artist: painting practice. a color study that somehow ended up turning into a dragon girl. 厚塗りの練習でした。赤いのドラゴン娘がかわいいですね？ (Roedd yn arfer cotiau trwchus. Mae merch y ddraig goch yn cael ei thorri)
Diwrnod y Ddraig Hapus i bawb. Cael rhai dreigiau. Disgrifiad yr artist: painting practice. a color study that somehow ended up turning into a dragon girl. 厚塗りの練習でした。赤いのドラゴン娘がかわいいですね？ (Roedd yn arfer cotiau trwchus. Mae merch y ddraig goch yn cael ei thorri)

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