Discover the urban legend of the Wendigo, a malevolent spirit that inhabits the forests and feeds on human flesh. Learn about the physical appearance and behavior of this giant creature, as well as the dangers of falling under its spell or consuming human flesh in the wilderness. Explore the rich folklore of the Algonquian-speaking Native American tribes and delve into the terrifying myth of the Wendigo.
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looks like alastor from hazbin hotel
Idk if its true since i am native navajo hopi full calm and kin if this is true i must ask my grandmother about the stories of us navajos so if this is actually true or false
Incredibly accurate mythos, my people believe that there are 2 different types of Wendigo & that the darkness within ALL of us allows a person to transform into both, given the proper time & devouring of human life! The first one is a being of pure hatred & is usually the reason a frail or troubled soul may submit to the whispers of the Wendigo as it tempts you to feast on human flesh & the second is that of the possessed! They call it Wendigo Psychosis & due to popular belief CAN be cured, if the possessed can survive around a week without consuming human meat, they may break their nasty habits to resume a life of health & stability.
No no iโm looking for the s****y American folklore. Not the intensely interesting stuff. OH OH like, once there was a guy who was a lumberjack, and he was tall.
Why do you think they started wild fires??
How could it be cannibalistic if itโs not a humanโฆ
Theres talks about this in Wisconsin. More people have creepy stories than one would even think.
I remember when I first heard about these was a week before my second trip to Algonquin park I was 12 at the time and going to the washroom in the night had scared me so I decided to ride my bike up to the comfort station every time I
So a dear
Smash No ifs ands and buts and no hesitation smash
I think goat man could beat the wendigo
Wow i am so hhappy that my shifting changed from america to uk
I am in ๐จ๐ฆ
Alastor lore?
Hazbin hotel fans
"wait the wilderness?"
"Well I don't live in the woods"
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Me:alastor looks like the wendigo
I want one.
Wrong images though….its not a deer…
What y'all don't know that's how my oc looks like in my comic
Cannibals after eating meat for as long as they have live in the forest: ๐ฟ
I live in the woods alone. watching this stuff makes it 100% better๐๐.
Alastor
what i need help a wendago got me yesterday
I'd love to be one
Whats the music?
This reminds me of Alastor ๐ญ
Meanwhile alastor : ๐๐๐ ๐น๐
Forklore album from Taylor Swift
this creature is a killer ._.
I played a horror game on roblox, i just realised this looks like the monster .
Alastor.
If anyone listens this who is in America pls call cops to woods i keep hearing voices but no one is there it has been 1month pls help and i moving if i get out
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The moment she said โmalevolentโ I thought of sukuna
I like it
This is so interesting. There have been and still are cannibalistic tribes in the world, who believe eating human flesh (or only specific parts of a human) will cause greater strength/intelligence…
As (most of these) these tribes became more culturally advanced, they turned away from eating humans and started seeing it as repulsive and bad.
But here you have a Native American folklore devilish character which shows that eating human flesh is considered devilish, made only by people who must have this evil spirit of the Wendigo inside of them.
I once had a conversation with someone who claimed that in the beginning eating human flesh was something that all humans did, it was only by becoming civilised that they revoked this behaviour. I told him that that is not true, we do not have proof that ALL human tribes had the habit of eating human flesh. We know of a lot of vegetarian tribes, who didn't even eat domestic animals, so how would they eat humans?
But this Wendigo legend gives even more importance to my view I think. It shows that not only did Native Americans not consume human flesh, they saw it as evil