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Dokkaebi, also known as the Korean goblins, are legendary creatures from Korean mythology and folklore. They are deities are spirits with various powers and abilities. They use these powers to interact with humans whom they either play tricks on or help. Dokkaebi take many forms but often wear hanbok 한복, traditional Korean clothing. Dokkaebi spirits are formed from old inanimate and discarded objects, often found in households.
Most Dokkaebi are harmless but mischievous. They often want to wrestle travellers (씨름), something that they are extremely skilled at. Dokkaebi usually possess magical items. The most common one is a magic club called dokkaebi bangmangi (도깨비 방망이). Dokkaebi have been divided into different types that we will explore in this video.
The TV series Dokkaebi, Guardian: The Lonely and Great God 쓸쓸하고 찬란하神 – 도깨비, brought the dokkaebi to the spotlight outside of Korea. I will explore how it differs from the traditional depiction of the dokkaebi.
Finally, we will hear the tale of the old man and the dokkaebi. It's a very popular story in Korea and it explores many concepts explored in this video.
Topics explored in this video: gamtu 도깨비 감투, one-legged oedari dokkaebi 외다리도깨비, gaksi dokkaebi 각시도깨비, Koby-Koby 꼬비꼬비, red devils
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0:00 Dokkaebi history
1:32 Dokkaebi characteristics
3:33 Dokkaebi types
4:35 Dokkaebi in pop culture
6:13 The Tale of The Old Man and the Dokkaebi
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Guardian: The Lonely and Great God aka Goblin (쓸쓸하고 찬란하神 – 도깨비) TvN, 16 episodes
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Follows the story of a 993 year old Goryeo general that is cursed with immortality and must find a bride that will end his curse. Starring: Gong Yoo, Kim Go-eun, Lee Dong-wook, Yoo In-na, Yook Sung-jae
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