Why doesn't he just use their clothes
In Czech and Polish folklore, Bubak is a scarecrow who hides on riverbanks, with the ability to cry like a newborn baby to lure adults and children. He makes clothes from the souls of the people he has killed (Illustration: Slopjockey)pic.twitter.com/o4pr9x2F4e
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I suspect he mostly uses the souls to repair his footwear...
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Raise your hand if you first heard about this guy on Mystery Science Theater 3000's monster rap.https://youtu.be/EiJylMyfu9I
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If his name was “Bobak” he’d be “Kabob” spelled backwards and vastly less scary and possibly edible/delicious. Unfortunately his name is “Bubak” and he’s terrifying.
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I mean if you look up Kabub its not that scary either
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Let's take the time to appreciate an eco-conscious monster that uses every part of the soul.
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It's good to have a hobby.
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The clothes are nice. Surprisingly affordable. He has an Etsy shop.
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I'm really not sure about this. A bubák is a general name for a bogeyman and/or monster. It's not a scarecrow.
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@boba_ck damn you got named after this -
Technically named after this dude (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babak_Khorramdin?wprov=sfti1 …) but I’m down to revise it with this one instead
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Yung khorramdin
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Well, that's frightening.
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There's a horror film in the waiting if ever there was one.
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