One of the goriest types of vampire can be found in the
Philippines. They are called manananggal
which means to detach. Manananggal true
to its name detached its upper torso from its lower body, leaving her lower
part on a place that is hard to find.
When the manananggal transform into a vampire, he would acquire a huge
bat like wings and fly. They say that you would notice her intestines showing
while she fly and search for her victims.
She also has a long tongue that she uses to suck blood. She would search for a pregnant woman and fly
on top of their roof. She would use her
sharp claws to drill a hole enough to fit her tongue. They said that she was able to suck the baby
out of the mother by sticking their tongue into the navel of the pregnant
woman.
Mananangal’s human form is usually someone respectable, those who are
least suspected of being a vampire creature.
Some of them went into the secluded place cloaked as a doctor and extend
their help to the village. True to their
word, they would help these people during the day, but at night time they would
feed on them
The curse of the manananggal just like the aswang can be transferred to
a family member. They said that a dying
vampire has to transfer a dark stone to a family member in order to preserve
their clan.
The manananggal change its form during night time with the help of special
ointment. She will rub it on her body
while chanting a ritual. There are
number of ways that you can kill a mananaggal but you have to focus on
destroying its lower part. If one man
managed to inflict a damaged on her upper part, she would just return to her
lower part and heal. One has to search
for her lower half which she usually hide in the same place and pour salt into
it. The salt has a substance that can
melt the lower half of the manananggal.
Unable to return to her lower half, the sun would eventually burn her
skin and kill her.
This creature appeared on one issue of the famous marvel anime series,
Blade. Blade and his partner have to
fight a mutated vampire in the island of the Philippines.
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