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Every Monster in Filipino Mythology Explained in 11 Minutes

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Published Aug 29, 2026, 2:00 PM · 6w ago

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Every monster in Filipino mythology explained, from the aswang that carries your dying relative out of the house and leaves a carved banana trunk in the bed, to the serpent at the bottom of the sea that ate six of the seven moons. We break down 14 Filipino monsters: what each one looks like, where the myth comes from, what makes it dangerous, and where you've met it before, from Netflix's Trese to the roller coaster New Jersey is naming after one in 2027. Stay to the end for the one the whole video has been holding back. If you enjoy mythology, folklore, and monster lore, subscribe for more. Chapters: 0:00 Aswang 0:53 Berberoka 1:33 Wakwak 2:21 Mandurugo 3:01 Tikbalang 3:55 Kapre 4:40 Tiyanak 5:29 Sirena 6:15 Nuno sa Punso 6:59 Santelmo 7:44 Batibat 8:25 Sigbin 9:04 Manananggal 9:54 Bakunawa Keywords: every monster in filipino mythology explained, filipino mythology, philippine mythology, filipino monsters, aswang, manananggal, tikbalang, bakunawa, kapre, philippine folklore, filipino folklore creatures, mythology explained #FilipinoMythology #PhilippineMythology #Aswang #Manananggal #Bakunawa #Tikbalang #Mythology #Folklore #Monsters #MythicalCreatures
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