BONGO

 BONGGO

Bonggo

Meet Bonggo, the feared minister of the deity Aswang. With sunken eyes flashing fire, this ferocious, large, and muscular black humanoid strikes terror with long, black hair, an ugly hairy face, and sharp claws. Vengeful and utterly cruel, Bonggo embodies fear itself.

The Ancient Bicolanos had a superstitious belief in the existence of the Bonggós, evil and perverse spirits, dependents of the Asuang, and by whose command they wandered aimlessly through the thickets of the forests. The Bonggós were beings of human, Ethiopic, and ugly figure, who, when they appeared, shot fire from their eyes, which burned everything within their reach and out of their intent to consume. They were the most furious minions of the Asuang, who always preceded him in his revenge

Bonggo

Bonggo in Bicol mythology is the dreaded an ancient type of Asuang minister of the deity Aswang, instilled fear with its fiery, sunken eyes. This formidable being was a massive, muscular black humanoid, adorned with long, black hair and a repulsively hairy face. Armed with razor-sharp claws, Bonggo embodied ferocity and cruelty, displaying vengeful tendencies that struck terror into the hearts of those who encountered it.