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Best adaptions of myth and folklore

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Con:
Ok so I'm not going to make a poll yet as they're are too many to count, but personally I'm going to go with Rise of the Guardians.

Russian Warrior Santa with tattoos was brilliant.

Aussie Easter Bunny was good too, cause we do have a lot of rabbits. Though farmers hate them.

Sandman and tooth Faerie were Brilliant too.

Anyone else think Pitch Black would make for the perfect Outsider like Nemesis?

Jack Frost himself was great as a Canadian and counter point with the other northern figure of Russian Santa.

Santa's Yeti bodyguards and minion elves were great too. I want to apply it to the dresden verse and have Kringle have a Fae army of Yeti's and Svartalves in a toy factory fortress. He's the counter point to the Erlking and his Goblin army so it'd make sense.

Anyway what's your favourite modern adpation of myth and folklore. Other than Dresdenfiles. Special mention to Once Upon a Time.

groinkick:
T.V. show Grimm Krampus was pretty good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lUEQjtNvjA

Death on Supernatural was imo a great modern adaptation to personifying Death as a person.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK4T73n9GbU&t=32s

Raging rudolph showing the mobster side of Santa is hilarious if you have a sick sense of humor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1BUZg9LxrU

Con:
I enjoy Grimm it just has the problem of a few supernatural tv shows of finding reasons not to kill off characters.

Death on Supernatural is... pretty pathetic in practicality as Death personifications go, so many characters keep being brought back to life. However he is intimidating. The scene where they entrap him in a circle reminds me of Harry in Dead Beat with the Erlking.

Raging Rudolph was amusing if slightly sickening

jonas:
Come back to this tomorrow.
*can it be elements adapted into the DF?

Con:
Yeah sure Jonas I don't mind

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