Tokoloshe

And...

The Tokoloshe.

Tokoloshe, okay.

Tokoloshe, which is from Lesotho, um, and Xhosa culture, and it's kinda like a psychic vampire.

Okay.

And it's s- short, squat, baboon-like, um, got links to water, can take on the form of a big black bird with a skull head, so it can fly over villages in search of victims.

We're seeing the similarities.

Yep, yep.

Yeah

... for our, our South African references, the Tokoloshe.

Um, I don't know if Tokoloshe is technically a cryptid, but it is a spiritual, cultural belief.

Ooh.

Um, you've got the...

There's so many.

They're, like...

Oh, if, if, if we're kinda thinking Tokoloshe, La Manananggal, uh, the hairy hands from-

And then, you know, last week in Showei, You're talking about these funny creatures, you know, on the Internet.

And were they like Tokoloshes or what? You know, yeah, I wonder.

And this guy, is he possessed by a Tokolosh? Maybe you can expand on the concept of Tokoloshes.

And then, you know, what, like, the Bible's sort of interpretation of Gog and Magog And is there any such a thing in African folklore regarding Gorg and McGorg? Yeah, I'd just like to engage you on that and get your take on these things.

Yeah, the war of Gog and Magog, yeah? Umjo, my knowledge of all of those things is a little limited, but those concepts aren't entirely absent in African folklore and traditional creation stories.