Philippine Mythology: Monsters and Creatures
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- ALAN
- AMOMONGO
- ASWANG
- BAKUNAWA
- BATIBAT
- BERBEROKA
- BUNGISNGIS
- BUSAW
- DUWENDE
- EKEK
- ENGKANTO
- KAPRE
- KATAW
- LAMPONG
- MAMBABARANG
- MANANANGGAL
- MARIA LABO
- MINOKAWA
- NUNO
- PUGOT
- SANTELMO
- SARANGAY
- SIGBIN
- SIRENA
- TAMBANOKANO
- TAWONGLIPOD
- TIKBALANG
- TIYANAK
- WAKWAK
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The manananggal splits at the waist; the tikbalang wears a horse's head. Philippine folklore is thick with such creatures, and this grid gathers them from the aswang to the moon-swallowing bakunawa.
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