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⚫ | The '''Tcho-Tcho People''' are a group of tribes of near-human Asian natives. They can be found in Burma, The Anderman Isles, Tibet, and Malaysia. They are genetically from humans, but they are notably smaller, have livid red skin, and other marked physiological differences. Legends point to prehistoric genetic engineering of pre-human ancestors by the [[Great Old One]]s [[Zhar and Lloigor]]. These legends purport they "grew from the 'seeds' of the Twin Obscenities"). |
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⚫ | The ''Tcho-Tcho People'' are a group of tribes of near-human Asian natives. They can be found in |
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+ | They are feared by other tribes and appear to be inimical to Mankind. They worship the beings of the Cthulhu Mythos (notably, [[Han]], [[Chaugnar Faugn]], [[Rhan-Tegoth]], [[Hastur]], and His Spawn). They appear to be the "corpse-eating cult of Leng" mentioned in the [[Necronomicon]] and have "lamas" as priests (cf. [[Elder Hierophant]]). One source suggests that only the warrior caste are bred small. They might be related to the Men of Leng in the Dreamland. The name Tcho means "destroyer" or "sorcerer", thus the Tcho-Tcho people are the "destructive sorcerer people." |
+ | One of their delicacies is the Bak Bon Dzshow, or Human Ganglia Paste, a sauce spread over vegetables which takes days to prepare beforehand. The translation is generally given as "White Pork Sauce" with white pork meaning human flesh. As its real name suggests, it is made of pounded human ganglia and ordinary elements. It tastes like creamed artichokes with a hot peppery aftertaste. Humans eating it will dream of cannibalistic orgies.<ref>''[[At Your Door]]'' (RPG)</ref> |
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+ | They are descendants of [[Miri Nigri]], who were created by Chaugnar Faugn from amphibious flesh in early Earth history, and humans.<ref>''[[The Curse of Chaugnar-Faughn]]'' (RPG), [[William Barton]]</ref> |
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+ | Though they have yet to appear, the Tcho-Tcho people were stated to exist in the [[Earth-616|Marvel Universe]]. At some point between his vampirification (circa 18,500 BC) and 1000 AD, [[Varnae]], Lord and first of the [[Vampire]]s, stated that the Tcho-Tcho had known him as [[Tsathoggua]] (presumably worshiping him).<ref>[[w:c:marvel:Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1 63|''Marvel Comics Presents'' #63]]; "[[Norse Blood]]"</ref> |
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+ | * The name Tcho-Tcho is similar to a known Tibetan word meaning '''a small person''. |
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+ | Tcho-Tcho_High_Priest_(Petersen_Games).jpg|Tcho-Tcho High Priest (Cthulhu Wars) |
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+ | Tcho-Tcho_Cultist_(Petersen_Games).jpg|Tcho-Tcho Cultist (Cthulhu Wars) |
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+ | 27_Tcho-Tcho_Person.png|Ryuga Boumera's interpretation of a Tcho-Tcho Person |
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Revision as of 20:52, 29 October 2020
The Tcho-Tcho People are a group of tribes of near-human Asian natives. They can be found in Burma, The Anderman Isles, Tibet, and Malaysia. They are genetically from humans, but they are notably smaller, have livid red skin, and other marked physiological differences. Legends point to prehistoric genetic engineering of pre-human ancestors by the Great Old Ones Zhar and Lloigor. These legends purport they "grew from the 'seeds' of the Twin Obscenities").
They are feared by other tribes and appear to be inimical to Mankind. They worship the beings of the Cthulhu Mythos (notably, Han, Chaugnar Faugn, Rhan-Tegoth, Hastur, and His Spawn). They appear to be the "corpse-eating cult of Leng" mentioned in the Necronomicon and have "lamas" as priests (cf. Elder Hierophant). One source suggests that only the warrior caste are bred small. They might be related to the Men of Leng in the Dreamland. The name Tcho means "destroyer" or "sorcerer", thus the Tcho-Tcho people are the "destructive sorcerer people."
One of their delicacies is the Bak Bon Dzshow, or Human Ganglia Paste, a sauce spread over vegetables which takes days to prepare beforehand. The translation is generally given as "White Pork Sauce" with white pork meaning human flesh. As its real name suggests, it is made of pounded human ganglia and ordinary elements. It tastes like creamed artichokes with a hot peppery aftertaste. Humans eating it will dream of cannibalistic orgies.[1]
They are descendants of Miri Nigri, who were created by Chaugnar Faugn from amphibious flesh in early Earth history, and humans.[2]
Marvel
Though they have yet to appear, the Tcho-Tcho people were stated to exist in the Marvel Universe. At some point between his vampirification (circa 18,500 BC) and 1000 AD, Varnae, Lord and first of the Vampires, stated that the Tcho-Tcho had known him as Tsathoggua (presumably worshiping him).[3]
Behind the Mythos
- The name Tcho-Tcho is similar to a known Tibetan word meaning 'a small person.
- Robert W. Chambers mentions a race called "Tchortcha" who might be the same as the Tcho-Tcho.[citation needed]
Links and references
Footnotes
- ↑ At Your Door (RPG)
- ↑ The Curse of Chaugnar-Faughn (RPG), William Barton
- ↑ Marvel Comics Presents #63; "Norse Blood"