These legends make up a big part of Filipino culture ... Another infamous supernatural creature in the Philippines is the kapre, also known as the “tall man,” according to my aunt, Rochelle ...

But these creatures – collectively called cryptids – are not the only ones to be found in Philippine myths and legends. From the Filipino equivalent of Greek Mythology’s centaur to a ...

But while the details may change from place to place, the core of that creature stays the same. So with that in mind, let’s take a look at the various denizens of Filipino folklore that appear ...

Students acted in skits that replaced the magical creatures of the wizarding world with figures in traditional Filipino folklore, bringing creatures like the shape-shifting aswang and the diwata ...

Creatures like the aswang beings predate ... but its popularity is slowly growing as interest in Filipino folklore grows. Some of these characters take their distinct looks directly from folklore ...

Philippine mythology weaves a tapestry of magical lands, fascinating heroes, deities – anito, bathala, diwata – and mythological creatures, such as the manananggal and aswang. These myths ...

Filipino folklore is full of mythical creatures from the bigfoot-like Kapre to the man-eating blood-sucking witch Manananggal. Now these strange beasts are the unwitting subjects of Canadian-born ...

a 2D side-scroller that features mythical creatures and beasts from Philippine folklore and legends. The Laguna-based studio has already reached its base funding goal of $28,000 on crowdfunding ...