Who's afraid of the tikbalang, the half-human, half-horse in Philippine mythology? It is said that this creature moves with incredible speed and gets married when the weather is playing tricks --- ...

The Mythology Class, as the name suggests ... passive and powerless to look at the past. Aswang, tikbalang, nuno sa punso, kapre, and manananggal. No matter how wicked and gross, they are still ...

Creatures from Philippine lower mythology like the aswang, manananggal, or tikbalang are mainstays of contemporary popular culture. From movies to television to books, stories about them can be found ...

A Tikbalang is a mythical creature from Philippine ... making it one of the most distinctive figures in Filipino mythology. Saudi Arabia rejects deal with US in favor of reconciliation with ...

“‘Trikbalang’ is based on a Filipino mythical creature called a "Tikbalang," a large being with human torso and horse head and legs. Its name comes from ‘trick’ and ‘Tikbalang,’” he sh ...