Sirens
What mythology is Sirens from?
Greek mythology, they lived on an island actually.
Where the Menehune are from
Hawaii, US
Where the Mul-Gwisin from
South Korea!
Is the Wendigo a Spirit or a physical presence?
What is a siren best known for? (And with there what?)
Luring sailors to there inevitable death by singing a sweet melody
What year was the first mention of the Wendigo appear in?
It was 1636 in a report by Paul LeJeune a French Jesuit missionary. He described a woman who warned of the atchen that had eaten some tribal members nearby.
What are the Sirens portrayed as to sailors?
Their greatest desires ( mainly as women)
In modern pop culture and horror media, a Wendigo is often described as having the head of this majestic antlered forest animal.
It is a Deer (Elk/Moose)
What were the sirens portrayal in early forms?
they were depicted as Bird-Women hybrids with bodys of birds and heads/torsos of women,
Its the sense of smell! According to legends Wendigos when you first see or are near it you will smell Rotting flesh. They are also believed to have exceptionally sharp eyesight, hearing and a sense of smell. They also have Superior strength and speed!
To listen to the Sirens' enchanting song and live to tell the tale, this clever hero had his men tie him to the ship's mast and plug their own ears with beeswax.
Odysseus did this!!
Because it is always eating but never full, a Wendigo is said to have an insatiable or ravenous symbol of this physical feeling.
What is the traditional Hawaiian name for the ghostly procession known as the Night Marchers?
1 Menehune 2 Huakaʻi Pō 3 Aloha
The answer is 2, Huakaʻi Pō.
Fact: It translates directly to Journey of the night!