Krampus

Krampus' story

According to European folklore, Krampus is the antagonist of Santa Claus, and is in charge of punishing naughty children. Legend has it that the punishments could be mild or severe, and ranged from light beatings with birch branches to kidnapping children, drowning them in the river or eating them.

Aspect

Krampus is not exactly a dream creature: with horns, dark hair, fangs and a long tongue, the anti-Santa Claus appears waving a chain and bells, along with birch rods to whip naughty children. He then takes the bad children to his cave to torture them and then return them or eat them and kill them depending on their behaviour.

Krampus' personality

Krampus is a being that, although he only usually appears in the town and before humans at Christmas, that does not mean that he is not still always in the forest, waiting for any solitary person who goes there and suddenly attacking them to eat them without anyone finding out. He is quite an aggressive but very quiet being, he never speaks unless he gets very angry or thinks it is necessary. He ruthlessly pushes people out of his way to prevent him from taking bad children or adults, not caring if they only did small bad things, it depends on him whether he punishes them lightly or severely to eat them and thus have a feast because no one could ever stop him. He is territorial, hating disobedience, bad attitude, and having his things touched. He would hurt someone with his claws, fangs, and horns without hesitation. Although to prevent that from happening, he always ties everyone up with chains inside the cave against the wall or inside cages that hang from the high rock wall of the cave.

Powers

Super Strength: Krampus was extremely strong, able to overpower, punch, and lift adult humans with ease. Super endurance: Like a god, he never gets tired. Teleportation: Krampus could teleport to another location in the blink of an eye. Summoning: Krampus could summon an army of dolls by raising his hand.