#filipino legend

[briefbestiary]

Many-eyed nocturnal beasts. They appear to be primarily benevolent, despite the occasional description of soul-thievery.

[redwryvernwrites]

Diesel-Hydraulic locomotive at the Ligao Station of the Philippine National Railways.

Mount Mayon, Luzon

Photo Credit

[bakunawaart]

Smaugust - Day 5 | Moon

Bakunawa

[thetalesofrosaspandan]

Ibong Adarna (vintage-style poster)

Re-edited

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[jm-chrome]

They made up, and Zeri is now teaching them how to make a traditional Filipino parol for Christmas :)

(Reference to this previous art)

[izze-art]

what if Aang had Paul Atreides style visions of Katara before the iceberg? ☁️

[Image description: Three panels of the Avatar the Last Airbender characters Aang and Katara inspired by a scene in Dune (2021). The first panel is of Katara a young Inuit girl in a blue parka walking along a white snowy hill. The second is a close up shot of Aang a young East/Southeast Asian boy looking into the distance as he sees a vision of Katara. The last panel is Katara looking into the camera.]

[jhonskii]

I love how we non-native english speakers are learning more english vocabulary through legends of avantris. Just saw the Scott Free clip and most of em are learning what scott free is.

[thekpotterhead]

Just thought I'd do a little piece of fanart of Zelda in a Filipino traditional dress called a traje de mestiza or a Maria Clara.

[miyaneatworld]

electric filipinos

[is-there-a-filipino-legend-yet]

As a Filipino who often sees a lot of memes and comics on my local Facebook feed on the matter, I want to know how the general attitudes of people when it comes to spanking or threatening to spank a child/children as a form of discipline, and if there's any correlation to ethnicity, upbringing, coping mechanism for trauma, etc

[moonlightbae7775]

(Yn’s jinx’s lux’s zeri’s wedding)

Sevika:where’s the bride

Jinx:here

Sevika:no the other bride

Lux:I’m right here

(Sevika getting frustrated)No!! The-The-the in the colors!!

(Lux jinx and zeri look at each other confused)yes?

Sevika:my daughter!! Where’s my daughter!

(Yn hiding behind a table so she can eat in peace)

[briefbestiary]

A consumer of the dead who roams with rancid breath, awaiting the scent of the deceased. When described with a long tongue, it is said to extend it at great length to lick away its chosen meal.

[bakunawaart]

Smaugust - Day 4 | Sun

Minokawa

[soysaucepastry]

My other Smash Legends OC!

[asian-character-of-the-day]

Day 191

Today’s Asian character is Conduit from Apex Legends!

She is Filipino.

[filipinfodump]

Okay, I should probably post the longer legend later, but I just read a lot about manananggals and aswangs in general lately and oh my goodness, there's a story that contains a manananggal baby!

The context is that two men stay over a family's house and some time in the night, they wake up to see the other family members rubbing a sort of oil or lotion on their arms which make them separate from their body and allow them to fly (something consistently established in most Luzon stories of manananggals as I've noticed). The family leaves behind their baby, sleeping peacefully as they went off to hunt presumably, leaving the two men alone with the child and the bottle of oily lotion.

I don't know really, it's just a little surprising to find that there is a story that at least contains this detail because most manananggal in modern media and even folk stories focus on just young women and often the only family being their sisters or their old mothers. I had never read about a manananggal baby before and especially in regards of a folk legend so this is a little delightful.