Filipino Folklore and Mythology

Who is the supreme god in Filipino mythology?

He's a Half-Man Half-Horse. The only way to tame him, it is said, is to get the one golden hair in his mane.

He's a tree-dweller who never shaves and who loves a good smoke on his everlasting cigar.

In Filipino mythology, what creature is known as a half-human and half-fish?

In Filipino mythology, who is the goddess of the moon and one of the most important deities?

In Filipino mythology, what creature is known as a guardian spirit of the forest?

An aswang that emits a noise that serves warning; if the sound is loud, it is far away, if it’s faint, it's closer

This old man is always depicted as squatting on top of an anthill.

He's a tree-dweller who never shaves and who loves a good smoke on his everlasting cigar.

In Filipino mythology, what creature is known as a half-man and half-snake?

This mythical tiny old man with sharp teeth feeds on blood; taking on the form of an abandoned baby

The name of this creature in Hiligaynon means "a very tall person". He likes to stand beside tall thin poles or tree

The name of this creature has come to be applied to a mimic in Hiligaynon, because it repeats every word you say!

This species of fiend has the unique power of cutting its body in half. Then the upper part sprouts wings and flies off.

This creature is blamed for people having bangungot, or the sudden unexpected death while sleeping.