#mahahas

The Mahaha is a humanoid creature found in Inuit mythology. The Mahaha is described as a thin humanoid creature with pale blue skin that is cold to the touch, long and thin stringy black hair, white eyes, and long claws on each hand. The Mahaha is always seen smiling, laughing, and giggling. The Mahaha uses its long claws to tickle its victims and with each tickle the claws rip off pieces of the victims flesh until they die; once they die, the victim’s body is said to have the same smile on their face as the Mahaha has. The Mahaha can be fooled by asking it to come down to the river for a drink and once it lowers its head to the water push it into the water so the current can take it away.