Thats really cool! I guess with its height, predator dreads, and staff/spear it really did look like a hairy giant with a walking stick

@amazing_alonzo9237

Жыл бұрын

In its own universe, it might very well be that as it is early in their time.

@mihailmilev9909

Жыл бұрын

@@amazing_alonzo9237 true

@Rizzob17

Жыл бұрын

Bigfoot

@maccamachine

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like your mom

@Gatsu_Gambino

Жыл бұрын

@@Rizzob17 facts

Messed up part is, if you look it up, google thinks you’re looking for a muppet movie.

@einfangirl2351

Жыл бұрын

Little tip if you search for something with stuff related to it that you dont want. Like mupitsl and muppets you can just tipe in "-muppets" and then it will sort out these results. Had the same issue with the ppsh and Cod

@dreliq981

Жыл бұрын

@@einfangirl2351 what the heck is a ppsh? I'm gonna go search that up -muppets

@dreliq981

Жыл бұрын

@@einfangirl2351 thanks for the fact

@einfangirl2351

Жыл бұрын

@@dreliq981 The ppsch is a sub machine gun used in the second world war but due to the fact that Cod warzone exists i always got results for the best lodouts for the ppsch instead of articles and general info about the gun

@Katya_Lastochka

22 күн бұрын

Because its Piamupitz, not Mupitsl.

It's not to scare children into "good" behavior, It was to make them aware of predatory animals in their environment.

@MrReddevil2420

Ай бұрын

But also scare them into not doing dumb stuff or "good" behavior. But also general good behavior.

@ChickenChunks

21 күн бұрын

Exactly. Shirking your chores and running off with the boys into the woods to potentially get lost or eaten by a bear or sm is not considered good behavior

@OutsiderLabs

8 күн бұрын

Sounds exactly like scaring them into good behaviour. Maybe you think not getting eaten by wolves is bad behaviour?

That’s basically a Sasquatch of 9ft proportion

@jhtsurvival

Жыл бұрын

Bigfoot don't get much bigger than that

@thenotoriousgryyn342

Ай бұрын

Sasquatches are Benevolent Protectors of Nature, they are not Malevolent.

@GrimBorz300

Ай бұрын

​@@thenotoriousgryyn342 Depends on the individual and types.

That's pretty cool and makes sense too, I myself thought The Predator would be more of a skin Walker/ Skin Changer style creature since in other predator films they can imitate voices and everything like that said monster can aswell as other such abilities. The shapeshifting Part I figured would be somehow tied in to the predators cloaking ability

@devinstover3459

Жыл бұрын

PS correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure the Skin Walker is of Native American folklore but I'm not forsure of which tribe/culture

@ketchupitall

Жыл бұрын

@@devinstover3459 It may not be universal, but I have yet to find anyone from any tribe in the Midwest that jokes about it. The things still give Natives the creeps. Between that and the existence of the uncanny valley, I wouldn't be surprised if there was something tangible that those stories were based on.

@bryanjames7528

Жыл бұрын

@@devinstover3459 its Navajo origin. A shape-shifter that got its power by killing a relative in order to get power or riches. They usually wear an animal skin to shape-shift, hence the name skinwalker.

@te9591

Жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly, the Predators film already touched on the Predator being like a skin walker. It can cloak itself and lays ambushed by using digital voices to lure people.

@midgetman4206

Ай бұрын

​@@ketchupitallMostly it's animals and the ability of our brain to trick itself. Stories like "when alone in the wild, don't follow voices that say your name to call you over". Wild animals also make some pretty crazy noises, which could definitely spook anyone if they don't know its origin.

It's a Muppet "Hi-ho Kermit the frog here, and let's see whats in my hand" *squelching and tearing sounds* "Ooohhh. It's your spine"

@jimbo7551

19 күн бұрын

Lovely imagery

@theronraam23

18 күн бұрын

Thats hilarious

Where did you find the Mupitsl artwork?

@StoryDive

Жыл бұрын

Created it with AI

@traceursebas

Жыл бұрын

@@StoryDive MidJourney?

@StoryDive

Жыл бұрын

@@traceursebas Yep, maybe I should post it somewhere

@traceursebas

Жыл бұрын

@@StoryDive which prompts did you use? Can’t get anything near as pretty as yours

@mihailmilev9909

Жыл бұрын

@@traceursebas ikr it's amazing

I guess she got her perfect world like the one she was building in her basement.

Yikes, dont let him hear you calling him a Muppet.

Something I believe is worth mentioning: that wasn't a lore accurate image of the Wendigo. Wendigo don't have a skull face or antlers. They are humanoid with tall, slender, extremely pale creatures. The Wendigo from Supernatural and Until Dawn are the most accurate depiction of the Wendigo in modern media

@tonoornottono

Жыл бұрын

that’s not true. wendigo has been described a dozen ways in folklore. as you describe, but also with the animal features. the most consistent aspect of the wendigo legend is the moral messaging contained within. the physical description changes from speaker to speaker as all legends do. it isn’t the important part of the story.

@dreliq981

Жыл бұрын

@@tonoornottono I wouldn't say that it's not important

@ftdfijturidtunyjhuif

Жыл бұрын

​@@tonoornottono ngl I haven't seen one deoection of the wendigo that describes them as animal like outside of claws and teeth they're either described as a spirit that possesses you or like a giant white zombie the whole antlers detection itself was traced back to a movie in the early 1900s where the writer himself said he didn't know jack shit and just made the image up

@aSipOfHemlocktea

Жыл бұрын

@@tonoornottono okay as a Native American who lived on the reservation I can tell you you don't know what you're talking about. Different oral Traditions are different in different societies and most tribes use stories as warnings and history so little is changed on purpose and much focus is put on keeping the story as similar to the last storytellers version. Every Native American version of the one who hungers describes a human who is still vaguely human possessed by the hunger spirit. It's whenever our story is told by someone else that it changes. And that's because it's a story that loses its meaning if you change out a human for a monster because it's supposed to be a warning against cannibalism and turning it into a monster kind of ruins the whole don't eat other humans thing

@eugenehatin.420

Жыл бұрын

You sir are describing whTs known as a rake, wendigos are suppose to be skinwalkers, they appear as animals or humans their isnt a “lore acuratw one”

That’s actually Awesome the detail they put into that one detail honestly

didn’t think was movie was gonna be as good as it was, it was awesome

The mupits is just a sasquatch known for taking kids.

She so beautiful

I really like this movie. I like it even more now 😅

Hey thanks bro I been looking for this I watched the movie and was wondering what this was

Wendigo is not just algonquian. Many native peoples have their tails of it too. I've heard it mostly described as a cannibalistic spirit that possesses people. And the only safe time to talk about it is when snow is on the ground.

The Feral predator looks more like Wendigo with the skull mask

@cactusgarden6665

Жыл бұрын

That not actually what they looked like they are cursed people that fed off other humans they don't have antlers or animal skulls. That image is just a eruo-interpretation or something like that.

@dreliq981

Жыл бұрын

@@cactusgarden6665 yeah, I was disappointed to hear they did not look that badass. I mean they still looked like monsters, just not as cool

@brandenapexo604

6 ай бұрын

They actually don’t look like that according to lore, more like a larger version of Gollum from LOTR’s with crazy teeth and claws

I want to see Predator vs Bigfoot

Tbh this is how they should make a girl main character, I watched this movie and it was gold, not good enough to get all the praise and attention yet it made the cut and it is a perfect action-horror movie, no complaints FINALLY!!!!

Oh she's describing Bigfoot lol

@hydro6en317

Жыл бұрын

close, but no. indigenous languages are based on decriptions. sometimes, those descriptions can be vague because many things can fit into one description. i think Bigfoot would be the best way to describe it, but it's not an accurate description. it fits because you understood what they were talking about. you have to be fluent in the language & have a better understanding of the culture in order to understand the words more better.

@dazenguile4215

Жыл бұрын

@@hydro6en317 very well put. the languages are very contextual. we believe in Bigfoot, but as more of a spirit than an actual creature. but there are so many stories of him yelling and breaking down trees n whatnot, which is probably what led to people thinking he’s a big ass Chewbacca like creature. Lol.

@Kinobambino

Жыл бұрын

@@hydro6en317 through time, details can be exaggerated and become obscure from the original source aswell as some folklore colliding. So it could very much be describing bigfoot.

@WildcardASMR

Жыл бұрын

@@hydro6en317 Nice Nightmare Before Christmas pfp

@remainprofane7732

Жыл бұрын

@Conquest 🧠 = 💩

I didn't watch the movie yet but anytime I watch a predator movie I always hope it's gonna have more of the xenomorph's

@beastwaynes4868

Ай бұрын

I'm thinking that maybe you should just cut out the middle man and watch an Alien movie. 😅

This is where the Muppets get their name

I should’ve put subtitles on, I thought she was saying “moonbeast”, this is way cooler.

@beastwaynes4868

Ай бұрын

I've had subtitles on everything for the last 10 years. Highly recommend. It's actually incredible how much meaning you're missing without realising it.

Imagine a Scandinavian iron age story, where the vikings call the predator a jotun

Finally someone explained it

Bro I'm tired of seeing Hollywood fake wendigo art to depict the actual lore ones they're grey emaciated humanoids with sharp teeth and claws

@Jason_H_Martitinez

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but the weird hairy thing with a deer skull looks cooler than a skinny white long man with sharp claws and teeth.

In Cherokee you just described big foot. Except with out the basket he put the kids in and carriers off

@thomasgregory5452

Жыл бұрын

Comanche and Navajo apparently tells the same stories of women and children being placed in baskets.

@deadaccount6294

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasgregory5452 and pima too we have a story of a witch who kidnaps misbehaved children and put in her burden basket to eat later

This mupits doesnt scared the children anymore, it hunts every predator and live for hunt

*It looked like a Muppet.*

Thats cool usually movies don't dive into stuff like this, or make it this pronounced and thought out and cared for diving into folklore this deep. Usually they wouldve just not care about it, or add blatant references to teach the audience about but everyone either already knows or doesn't care for example: whenever someone is talking about native american folklore and connecting it to their fictional world they always call a monster sometimes completely unrelated from or vaguely of a wendigo. It's drawn-out, simple, lazy, kinda disrespectful in some aspects, and easy. Nice to see they got an obscure creature from folklore instead of the main thing associated with it like the wendigo.

Ive seen 3 dogmen on my property. Real life werewolves!

@mihailmilev9909

Жыл бұрын

Evidence?

@josefzalusky7307

Жыл бұрын

@@mihailmilev9909 Just let a cool thing be cool. No need to be a snob

@yellowandbrown1864

Жыл бұрын

@@josefzalusky7307 dogman has got to be the goofiest monster I’ve heard of

@twillymantheoneandonly5587

Жыл бұрын

I see a giant hairy monster everytime I go PEE PEE! Boom Shaka-Laka! The bigger the love the bigger the shove!

@josefzalusky7307

Жыл бұрын

@@twillymantheoneandonly5587 please stop

Predator drops down. "ITS TIME TO MEET THE MUPITS

So… not kid friendly Chewbaca?

Really good movie,I enjoyed the the fog battle

it's also the Comanche equivalent to the Wendigo

@Itzcuetlachtli

Жыл бұрын

No, it’s not. Pia MupitsI and Wendigo are very different.

Never even heard if this film

@stephenhess3037

Ай бұрын

It’s awesome definitely give it a watch

pretty native woman

It….it was green and had a frog like look.. it was terrifying… looked like a muppet

W's for Comanches

Fantastic movie

This was such a good movie really liked it 😁

@ilikecinema1234

Жыл бұрын

Was it actually good or was it like oh yeah this is 2022 so the girl is gonna kill the predator alone and be the hero and everyone else sucks

@markbaltazar6916

Жыл бұрын

​@@ilikecinema1234 not really, cause she did have moments where she either doubted herself or felt hopeless when shit started to get worse as the movie progressed. She didn't need to do the "becoming motivated by talking to myself in a crappy monologue" type thing, since she needed to hear those words from someone close to her, mainly being her older brother

I mean, those big hairy monsters looked like the Muppits. The one with cookie addiction.

It could be that Predators came there for centuries and that’s what they depicted as

He looked like a Muppet 😂

lesser known fact is that the mupit like cookies the most.

Sounds like a Sasquatch

The predator reminded me of the wendigo ngl

@johnnyrocket1685

Жыл бұрын

I feel like this Predator was designed to incorporate multiple different concepts from Native North American Lore, namely the Mupits as well as the Wendigo. The Wendigo in true Native North American Lore, is a human being who either became addicted to Cannibalism, or was transformed due to their greed and weakness, and the result of their unchecked gluttony turned them into Gaunt, tall, animalistic looking entities that desire nothing else but to torture their victims before consuming only human flesh. They are often depicted as hairy, dirty, and usually wearing the skull of a Predator, like a Wolf, or sometimes the skulls of gigantic Elks and Moose to appear larger from the horns, upon their head. They act like animals and fight with the strength of 5 men, are extremely stealthy as to be borderline invisible, and are also usually depicted as true Apex Hunters. Nothing be the most cunning of Warriors could ever hope to defeat a Wendigo, because the Wendigo lives only for the Hunt, only for the Fight; Only for the Flesh. . They gave the Predator a mixture of these 2 beings, tall and muscular like the Mupits, but yet hairless and almost gaunt looking like a Wendigo. The Predator is depicted as being the greatest Apex Hunter to exist, and only died due to a Cunning move made by a Hunter. This is literally the only way anyone could hope to kill a Wendigo. In a battle of strength, no human of any shape or size would ever hope to survive, not even with guns, because it’s stealth combined with speed in the dark is akin to a Werewolf. Impossibly silent and yet faster than a Formula 1 car at the same time. To kill a Wendigo, you’d have to prepare a truly elaborate ruse to lure it in, pin it down, rip its heart out, and burn it. Wendigos live exclusively in the coldest of places in America, and thus, only by destroying the heart with fire could you hope to stop it.

Big Foot!

Its actually related To the sitecah and the algonquin winter hunger

Boy was her description off.

this movie was better then I thought...when I heard it was a female lead I cringed that they would mess up the story but they made her very relatable and believable...in the end like Schwarzenegger she realized that raw strength and fire power was worthless against it and she had to fight it with her head and her knowledge of the environment ...I liked that it was more like the original predator and the monster was hidden for most of the movie

Well, Feral Predator doesn't look like a Mupit, but he sure acted like one.

Me and my girl just watched this last weekend, Best movie we've seen in a while, and you don't even have to be a fan of the predator movies even just going in fresh it's a good alien survival movie

Mupits = boogie man/booger/wood booger = Bigfoot.

Omg no waaaaay 😮

I been loving her since she was on that show from fox....Legion. thats my baby

@missionslos8856

Жыл бұрын

You have issues man

@jimmynguyen5404

Жыл бұрын

Huh

@Jason_H_Martitinez

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmynguyen5404 as a half native American she is MY baby not yours 😑

The Pia Mupitsl is the main antagonist in Lila Bowen's book Wake of Vultures, sort of a Weird West version of Grimm or Supernatural.

The terrible Mupits! I knew a Mupit his name is Kermit

It does look like a giant Mupit

In Louisiana we have Ruga-Roo

Also, you'll notice his helmet and general motif was made of bone and he was largely less clothed/armored than the predators of the other films. I like to think that this was to get in the head of a human culture he hadn't hunted before, but I think it's possible it's also a vision of the evolution of the Yautja species and their cultural changes through the centuries.

@markbaltazar6916

Жыл бұрын

For me, I think this might be from a lesser known tribe within the Yautja society. Cause the director had dubbed this new Predator as Feral Predator, meaning this one might be more, as it's name states, less technology advanced, and most likely relies on hunting animals instead of humans first, then seeing that humans are worthy prey.

I can't wait to see this

Mupitsl sounds like a bigfoot

Adult storytellers went from terrorizing impressionable, naive, imaginative children with convincing them that there realistically were supernatural rated R monsters out to grab them up in a vulnerable moment and mercilessly snack on them if they messed up in addition to other wild animals who would also do that to... deeply censoring all their fictional stories to the point where it is often vapid fluff and marshmallow without substantial meaning, drama, suspense, or even a hint at a reasonably mature theme. I'm not sure which tactic is more unhelpful. I find it hilariously tragic modern humans look down on past human's ignorance whilst ignoring many of their fairytales were basically horror stories meant to intimidate them into blind obedience and compliance to ethics, morals, and social norms at the time.

She’s so beautiful ❤😊

@pattyrodriguez2

Жыл бұрын

I agree! There is a kind of understated natural beauty I love about the North American Indians! Plus being so in sync with nature and their spiritual and warrior nature makes them badass!! 👏👏

So that's why the characters on the sesame street are called monsters their mupits XD

Bro, why does Native American folk lore go so hard?

I always thought they where hinting at the windigo

Muppets 😂

Imagine being killed by Kermit the frog 𓆏

Best breakdown of prey yet

Well said, Piah Mupits can also refer to like u described,Big Hairy giant or Bigfoot like Creature !

Oh is that why they’re called “Muppets?”

Fun fact. A commanche may have looked like a stereotypical native American but may also have looked like someone from any number of other populations. This is because of the captives they took. I won't comment on the practice. If you're curious, books like Empire of the Summer Moon are worth checking out.

Haha, muppets.

Oh! The Mogollon Monster!

I missed this part.

They should make a movie about it looks cool

Did you also that the movie "Antlers" is pretty good. Lose connection but I had to say it. Wendigo in it.

How did i read predator as president

So much to learn from u

Wendigo with deer skulls for heads are Wendigos. People looking wendigos are people possessed by a wendigo spirit

let's not talk about them giants

Muppets

I need to go back and watch the Comanche dub

Everyone keep in mind this woman didn't kill predator.. he killed himself in movie.. the girl couldn't even kill the big cat

Friendly reminder that that is not a Wendigo

This movie was so good

Do yall think the mupits legend came from old world hominids that may have hunted humans on their way to the American continents? Something like a Gigantopithacus snatching up a child while wandering the old Asian forests would be something you want to teach your future offspring.

Interestingly enough, there are dozens of interpretations of a large, hairy, bipedal creature from indigenous people all over the world. Also the taking of children may seem folklorish, but we know that primates are known to kidnap babies and small children. If you indulge in the history of some of these "mythic creatures", some natives describe them as foul smelling, and some also mention they throw rocks and stones, all characteristics of primates, specifically Chimpanzee and Gorillas. With that being said, a tall big-footed bipedal creature roaming the vast Woodlands and alpine mountains may not be myth after all.

@aaronforsythe8556

Жыл бұрын

Gigantopithicas. Probably spelled that wrong but that's what most people think the stories come from

I never knew this movie was Ojibwa

@Itzcuetlachtli

Жыл бұрын

It’s not it’s Nümünüü (Comanche)

It's also the first first one feature film to be available in a Native American language, Cheyenne. ☺️ is there any question as to why Prey got raving reviews from the Native American community?

@aaronforsythe8556

Жыл бұрын

My only problem is it looks like the main character doesn't have character development.

@Itzcuetlachtli

Жыл бұрын

Not Cheyenne. It’s Nümü TekwapU (Comanche)

It's a big foot, " mupits"

I mean, she's sees a hulking creature with a skull on its head and she doesn't immediately think wendigo?

@bryanjames7528

Жыл бұрын

Wendigo is an Algonquin origins not Comanche

@marcospatricio8283

Жыл бұрын

On top of not being Comanche in origin, the iconic skull in the Wendigo is a modern addition. "Original" wendigos were just really tall, lanky and utterly emaciated people, sometimes with exposed teeth and blackened skin like with frostbite, and HEAVELY associated with winter. I don't blame her for not associating it to a jacked monster in summertime. kzread.info/dash/bejne/mamd17qCfb2Ypqg.html

I don't know why I read it as Muppets.

It's time to play the music

Naru is a babe 😍💕❤💓💖

So who is to say that folklore doesn’t have a little bit of truth behind it.

Sometimes, the story has a real event ! ... :-)