What is the most terrifying entity in your region's folklore?

your mother

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>>78141246
The Turk.

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>>78141246

>>78141307
We're pretty good at causing butthurt
>Japan
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The Salesman

>>78142538
What does he do?

The German

>>78142529
>butthurt
nah man, you're just annoying, like a little kid asking his brother to play games on his phone

>>78142554

sells tickets to polish death camps

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>>78142576
Shoo shoo Amerimutt.

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>>78142636

El pishtaco
Condenado
Jarjacha

My grandma used to tell me that kind of stories :'v

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In Amerindian folklore it's probably the wendigo.
In local Euro folklore most likely the greyjay, which is now our national bird. Legends from old timer hunters, farmers, and fisherman attributed it with a lot of powers up to causing the death of someone who harmed one.

Saci Pererê. He literally rapes little kids at night

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>>78142768
Sounds right

Mommotti