#krampus Thomas

[turtleoatz]

More doodles hahahah

Krampus Thomas is figz btw, I just wanted to doodle.

Hum I also made a little short comic that I would like to show

There’s no theme it’s just Hoppo being mean to gerbo

[dazedwebbings]

School is boring

(Bee oc by aesernsplace, Krampus/reaper Thomas by figziepop)

[kamilyflyswatter34]

@dawe4ka1001 @figzie-pop

[where-are-the-spooky-gays-2]

TW: Suggestive (Probably downright blatant ={3c)

It's December 5th and Remus was awake all night, dressed in his most alluring outfit, waiting for Daddy Krampus to come and punish him for being such a bad boy. But Krampus never showed up and Remus is miserable and pouty.

Virgil cannot stand seeing him so dejected. So he does what any sane Christmas movie protagonist does and goes looking for Krampus in the Imagination to bring back Remus' spirit. And he is not messing around. He will find that goatman, steal his bridge, and drag him by the horns to his horny boytoy.

And if he doesn't find Krampus, well, he could always put on a costume and provide the full experience for Remus, including stuffing him in a burlap sack and punishing him accordingly (⁠ ͡⁠°⁠ ͜⁠ʖ⁠ ͡⁠°⁠) And Remus would love it almost as much as he loves his Scare Bear gone goat daddy

-Ree

The chaotic Duke just wants a spooky festive treat punishment for all his yearly wrong doings and who is Vee to deny him such a request? After all he can't just let Dukey get all dressed up for the occasion and have him take it off in disappointment he needs to get that outfit on the floor properly with or without the Goat XD

[silkmilkchan]

hi!!

krampustom my oogie boogie bear

krampy tommy belongs to @figzie-pop , haha.

i had to keep it as a sketch because i got overwhelmed plus i think it looks better as a sketch anyway

[soracider]

krampus thomas flyswatter (based on the roblox model by figziepop) drawing for christmas!! merry christmas!!

[awigglycultist]

[sweet-child]

jim is traumatised because the hitcher is a horror movie. i don’t think i need to elaborate 😞😞😞 i don’t want to spoil anything in case you fr fr want to watch it.

MY BABY 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I need to give him forehead kisses ASAP. I did not know that The Hitcher was a horror movie. I watched Krampus when I was about 10 or 11, and I was scared. But I watched it again in like the past year or 2 and I kept laughing. I'm a very sheltered child...

I am still not allowed to watch The Breakfast Club..(I've watched it lmao)

(And yes, I'm going to watch The Hitcher)

[kaen-ace-of-diamonds]

Christmas Horror Kids Tournament

Because this isn't the Hunger Games, the kids are in competition but not in direct opposition to each other. Basically: there's some big monster/villain threatening their holiday, which of these main characters is not just surviving but is coming out on top the fastest?

Propaganda for each contender (and spoilers for all movies mentioned) under the cut:

Pietari: fears neither God nor death nor army of feral elves. good at keeping calm under pressure and making plans on the fly. carries a gun around the whole movie but never actually uses it, so not sure how well he could shoot. his actor was 11 when the movie came out but I think he's supposed to be a few years younger?

Luke: horrific demon child, zero moral limits so long as he gets what he wants, -5000/10 would not recommend babysitting. extremely good planner, but vulnerable to overlooking small details that ruin him. about 12: very smart but fairly immature for his age. has to be reminded not to kill his competition this time.

Thomas: literally just wanted to stay home and play trains with his grandpa, but now he's got to defend them both from a killer Santa. models himself after action movie heroes and is so good at Home Alone-ing his house that his director tried to sue for plagiarism. about 10-11 years old?

Anna: would be better with her friends to help her, but is pretty damn capable of making it in the zombie apocalypse on her own. not sure exactly how old she's supposed to be, since I'm not clear on how the New Zealand school system works, but she's an older teenager.

Billy: definitely has his wits closer about him than his dad does, that's for fucking sure. does get tricked into creating gremlins, but you know what, who would have expected them to have fucked with his clock? successfully takes on and kills an army of gremlins, albeit with help. probably the oldest competitor here since he's out of high school (?)

Max: definitely willing to go to bat for the Christmas spirit, and to put his own life on the line to protect his family, but is pretty severely lacking in strength or savvy. is good at dodging an army of killer toys, but might not do so well without a bunch of relatives around to also be targets. like Pietari, his actor was 12 but I think he's supposed to be a bit younger.

Trudy: ngl, might be a little weak in solo competition, since she's maybe 7-8 years old and so relies a lot on Santa the one-man army. but she's clever, has exactly zero fear of hardened criminals with machine guns, and is very good at turning Home Alone traps exactly as deadly as they should be.

Winnie: the most Final Girl (TM) out of all the competitors imho. learns very quickly how to improvise and use whatever's handy as a weapon, and while she's also best with a partner to distract an opponent, can handle herself very competently in a physical fight. about 17?

Samantha and Clara: actually, fuck Billy, does Clara even count as a kid at all, being an ancient demon in the form of a child? has telekinetic powers and is good at Breaking Speeches, but is bound by being sealed in the school and unable to kill her enemies herself. Samantha is a pretty normal middle schooler (?), but also has the guts to go face a cult of killers with an axe when she could have run away and saved herself, so don't count her out.

Kevin: is Home Alone a horror movie? no. could I possibly exclude the king, the champion, the future Jigsaw apprentice? also no. smart and absolutely cold-blooded when he needs to be, he's excellent at fending enemies off from a distance, but it's game over for him if he's actually caught.

[figzie-pop]

He may look friendly, but he's eaten over 1,000,000,000 children in his lifetime, so be cautious !

Hello, Krampus Thomas

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Art by Thomas Moor

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[turtleoatz]

Mmmm, take my doodles i LOVE TO DRAW

Mmmm I was gonna make papi Hoppo but it’s so funny seeing Thomas like this

[im-a-dream-wizard]

My Personal Guide to Works pertaining to German, Bavarian, and Alpine Folk Magick

This is not an exhaustive list, just a list of sources that inform my practice. Readers will benefit from being able to read German (and sometimes Bavarian/Boarisch German).

Not all works are specific/exclusive to these folk practices and may include other traditions in addition.

I will be updating this list as I recall or find works to add to it. It is not alphabetized or organized in any specific way. If you’d like to recommend a title for this list, let me know!

Additionally, I cannot speak or vouch for any of the views or opinions of the authors. Some of these sources are certainly outdated and could potentially contain content that is offensive or bigoted, which is not something I endorse. Finally, there are some sources that are of debatable historical accuracy, so take them with a grain of salt.

Books

Pow-Wows or Long Lost Friend, John George Hohman

The Secret History of Christmas Baking by Linda Raedisch

The Old Magic of Christmas by Linda Raedisch

Night of the Witches by Linda Raedisch (a great resource for Walpurgisnacht)

Mountain Magic: Celtic Shamanism in the Austrian Alps by Christian Brunner

Alpine Magic by Christian Brunner

Pagan Christmas by Christian Rätsch and Claudia Müller-Ebeling

Göttin Holle by Gunivortus Goos (also available in English)

Hausgeister! by Janin Pisarek, Florian Schäfer, and Hannah Gritsch

Queens of the Wild by Ronald Hutton

Witchcraft and the Shamanic Journey Kenneth Johnson

Niederbayerische Sagen by Michael Waltinger

Witchcraft Medicine by Wolf-Dieter Storl, Christian Rätsch, Claudia Müller-Ebeling (available in both English and German)

Der Heilige Hain by Christian Rätsch

Von Sonnwend bis Rauhnacht by Valentin Kirschgruber

Witches and Pagans: Women in European Folk Religion, 700-1100 by Max Dashu

Spirit Beings in European Folklore 2 by Benjamin Adamah (I encourage you to read their sources as well, it’s important to find primary sources)

Deutsche Mythologie by Jacob Grimm (English as “Teutonic Mythology”) Please take Jacob Grimm with a grain of salt.

Handwörterbuch des deutschen Aberglaubens (There’s a lot of caveats to this, as it is highly outdated, but it is still a handy resource for reference. HOWEVER, good luck finding it. You might find some volumes available online but there are very few complete reprints of this encyclopedia, at least that are affordable.)

Tiefe Wälder, dunkle Legenden by Josef Probst

Malleus Maleficarum by Heinrich Kramer (This is basically a 15th century manual to “witch hunting” and contains bigotry and and a lot of factual inaccuracies. However, it has some content that can provide some insight into folk magic and superstition of the time. It is very violent and explains the torture process of those accused of witchcraft, so be warned)

Journals and Scholarly Articles

Holda: Between Folklore and Linguistics by Thomas Leek

Perchten and Krampusse: Living Mask Traditions in Austria and Bavaria by Molly Carter

Divination: Mother Holle as Goddess of Seerdom by Ullrich R. Kleinhempel

Percht und Krampus Felix and Ulrich Müller

The Distribution of The Legends of Frau Holle, Frau Percht, and Related Figures by Erika Timm

Perchta the Belly-Slitter and Her Kin: A View of Some Traditional Threatening Figures, Threats and Punishments by John B. Smith

Holle's Cry: Unearthing a Birth Goddess in a German Jewish Naming Ceremony by Jill Hammer

Content Creators

Ella Harrison

The Witches’ Cookery

De Spökenkyker: A great resource for Silesian-German folk practice!

[kamilyflyswatter34]

Krampus Thomas fanart

@figzie-pop

[bugbahh]

I made Krampus Bugbo a while ago and the creator of Krampus Thomas liked them (I think??) anyways guys do you fw this

[herprivateswe]

Image: IWM (Q 112597) One of the Austro-Hungarian soldiers, dressed as Santa Klaus, celebrating Christmas with his comrades, probably in the trenches of his regiment. Note the other costumed characters: what appears to be a man in womens' clothes, "blackface" make-up and chains possibly referencing the traditional Dutch Zwarte Piet character, a possible antisemitic stereotype of a Jewish man, and a crouching man dressed as Krampus the Christmas devil. “Blackface” is a type of performance make-up designed to demean and mock Black people. Thomas Dartmouth Rice created and performed infamous blackface characters including “Jim Crow”. The phenomenon became popular in America after the Civil War, and spread to Europe. The BBC’s Black and White Minstrel Show aired from 1958 until 1978. It contained performers in “blackface” make-up and made the practice more visible in the UK.