Jawnomicon

Ahool

Originating from Indonesian folklore, this giant bat has a wingspan exceeding 10 feet. Its eerie cry, resembling that of a baby, can be heard echoing through the night.

At a glance

Tradition
Indonesian folklore
Region
Java (habitat)
Trait family
The Silent-Winged

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Traits

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Form

  • Giant wingspan
    why

    With a wingspan exceeding 10 feet, this nocturnal behemoth dwarfs even the largest known bat species.

  • Hybrid of multiple animals
    why

    its unusually shaped head, which resembles a bizarre fusion between a bat and a primate

Sight and sound

  • Infant-like cry
    why

    the Ahool emits a haunting cry that eerily mimics the wail of a human infant.

  • Glowing red eyes
    why

    its piercing red eyes, which seem to glow with an otherworldly intensity in the darkness

Offensive powers

  • Wind gust strike
    why

    Its hunting style is believed to involve swooping down from the night sky, using its enormous wings to create gusts of wind that disorient its prey before snatching them with powerful claws.

  • Fear-inducing roar
    why

    Some believe this cry is a hunting call, used to disorient and terrify its prey, while others speculate it serves as a form of communication between Ahools.

Roles

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