Javanese Mythology - Demon

Demon

Demons are malevolent beings and evil spirits. Some of these demons are derived from older traditions, while other might derived from recent urban legend.

  • Babi ngepet
  • Hantu Air
  • Hantu Jeruk Purut
  • Jelangkung
  • Kuntilanak
  • Leyak
  • Pocong
  • Tuyul
  • Wewe Gombel

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