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Kumao mexican from historic World Cup upsets

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from historic World Cup upsets to Olympic surprises

Trese (2021): Kapre makes an appearance

and magic from European folklore

Even giants can be driven away by a united spirit

Respect the forest

Kumao mexican from historic World Cup upsetsThe One That Takes in the Dark From the folklore of the Ilocano and Isneg people of Northern Luzon, the Kumao is a hideous, man like creature that preys on children. It abducts them in the night, bleeding them to death by pulling out their fingernails one by one. A warning passed down through generations: when the sun goes down, the children come inside. Illustrated by Leandro Geniston & Catherine Chiu in collaboration with PH Spirits.

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