The Bugul Noz ([byɡylˈnoːs] "Night Shepherd" or "child of the night" [1]) is a nocturnal fairy or bogeyman -like being in Breton folklore, from Morbihan, Brittany. Sources commonly describe it as a little man, goblin or kobold.

Bugul Noz is a nocturnal fairy or bogeyman-like being in Breton folklore, originating from Morbihan, Brittany. It is commonly described as a little man, goblin, or kobold. According to legend, Bugul Noz is a child of the night and a shepherd of the night.

The Bugul Noz remains one of folklore’s most enigmatic figures—a paradoxical creature of fear and kindness. It reminds us of the dangers lurking in the unknown while gently nudging us toward safety.

The Bugul Noz (pronounced [byɡylˈnoːs], meaning "Night Shepherd" or "child of the night") is a nocturnal figure from Breton folklore, particularly in the Morbihan region of Brittany, resembling a fairy or bogeyman.

As they jaunt through the forest, the bugul noz sings an eerie tune to alert others to their presence and deter these creatures from looking upon them. The bugul noz does not, after all, want to harm anyone; they are inherently kind, if unpredictable, and if they accidentally kill a creature out of panic or confusion, they grieve.

A bugul noz is a gangly fey voluntarily isolated from all other creatures for their horrible appearance. 1. Appearance. A bugul noz resembles a gangly humanoid, but they go to great lengths to hide the specifics of their appearance.

Na mitologia Celta, Bugul Noz é uma fada que vive nas florestas da Bretanha. Pelo que dizem Bugul Noz é terrivelmente feio e fedorento. Sua aparência espanta os animais da floresta e fazem os bebes chorarem. Mesmo que não seja perigoso ele sempre é …

The Bugul Noz ("Night Shepherd") is a fae-like being in Breton beliefs who lives in the woodlands of Brittany. He is the last of his kind and is considered by other creatures to be incredibly ugly, which causes him great distress. His appearance is …

In Breton mythology, the Bugul Noz, is a fairy spirit who lives in the woodlands of Brittany. Bugul Noz means 'Night Shepherd'. The Bugul Noz is the last of his kind and to his despair, he is also ugly. His appearance is so awful that even wild animals avoid him, and he …

The Bretons (Ancient French-Celtic Peoples) who came to England in the 3rd Century AD told tales of The Bugul Noz. These were Creatures possibly related to Imps and Fairies. The Noz is very small (hardly a foot in height) and VERY ugly.