Whale skeletons are pretty terrifying in theor own rightpic.twitter.com/nTvQhMgf9b
In Japanese Folklore, Bake-kujira is a massive ghostly whale skeleton. Those who witness a Bake-kujira are infected with a horrible curse, which they bring back to their villages. The whale's curse brings famine, plague, fire, and other disasters (Illustration Ovchinnikova)pic.twitter.com/hf7bsjGEEH
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I legitimately love them :)
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Now my villagw is screwed, thanks.
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That's some creepy cool shit right Thur!!!!! I like!!!!!
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I am intrigued...
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Folklore and legends are always great points of inspiration
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When Gojira was dreamt up long ago, I have no doubt this guy was lurking in the distant subconscious memories of his creators. Remember Gojira means Gorilla WHALE. Ok... who will be the 1st to say who Gojira is?? No Google plz!
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Movie please
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Nice test. Let's see if all your followers villages have disasters now.
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You put this in here before 41 Strange an it was weird an freaky then too
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Boitata is a giant flaming snake from brazilian folklore. Once a giant blind snake start eating the eyes of all creatures. But the eyes carry the light that alloud us to see. The snake acumulated so much of this light that it burst in flames becaming the all seeing fire specterpic.twitter.com/rcBqccYYmL
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art by Leonardo Amaral Cindy A. Avelino Robson Michel
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One of the ways Japan was able to stay so closed off for so long? They were terrified of open water and never left the Island...
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Fantastic
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I feel like if I saw this Id have more problems to deal with than a curse.
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It takes a special individual to look at that and go "Great, now I will probably suffer a slow, quiet death on land".
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