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What a hero. The Lion Man of the Latrine, the Protector of Pottygoers, the Beast of the Bathroom, the Best in the Restroom. When nature calls, he protects the stalls.
7:41 The bathroom/toilet is actually one of the most common places/rooms to die in!(it has something to do with how your heart rate and blood pressure drop when your ‘doing your business ‘ and shoot back up when you go back to standing)
I mean, they were one of the first urbanization civilizations, dealing with dysentery and other diseases that come from communal organized water systems.
@@peregrinemiles7936 I think they were referring to the rehabilitation of the monsters rather than punishing them for being products of their upbringing, but also what you said.
Midway through this it occurs to me Urmalula's post is a fairly noble if not glamorous one, folks are at their most vulnerable on the pot so having a hulking man-lion at the ready is pretty clutch
It reminds me that in England there used to be an office called The Groom of the Stool, and his position was to, err, assist the king in all matters of hygiene. Because he was with the king in such private and vulnerable moments, he learned many secrets that led to the role becoming before respected and feared. Eventually, the position even became one with the power of the purse as one long named his groom the head of finance. By the time of king Henry VII, he was in charge of setting national fiscal policy. All that and the position started simply as a bathroom attendant!
I would like to point out, in Japan, oni often do get turned to doing good like guarding temples and the like. That's definitely a thing that (mythically) happens!
This is a lesson itself. No matter your job, you have a strong purpose and many people may need or be thankful for you, but many may not. Be proud because what you do is what you make of it. PS: BTW ty so much for protecting my toilet, i fear what may become of me if not
Guarding you from lion attacks while on the toilet seems like a weirdly niche and unnecessary role, but he's actually just really good at it. If he took a week off, it'd be lion central. The amount of cat hair in the sewerage alone would be a distaster. Its a real Odin and Frost Giants situation here. You ever see a frost giant?
Seeing an episode on the Mead of Poetry would be amazing: The Norse God's spit in a cup and that spit becomes the smartest of all God's. He then travels around the world helping people until 2 dwarves kill him and brew some mead with his blood. Drinking this blood mead turns them into natural poets. One day a man and woman come by, the dwarves drown one at sea and smash the others head in with a rock. Their son threatens to kill them so they give him the blood mead. He then stores it in the middle of a mountain guarded by his daughter. Odin, after hearing all this, goes to get the mead. He finds 9 labourers and offers a magic scythe to the one left standing after a fight to the death. They all kill each other and Odin offers to till the land for the entire summer in exchange for a 3 sips of the mead, since the landowner was the brother of the owner of the mead, he accepted. One summer later the land owner helps Odin get into the mountain and after turning into a snake and seducing the daughter he drinks all of the mead and flies away. He then barfs all the mead back up, most of it out of his mouth but another portion out of his anus, thus creating 2 different meads of poetry. Odin then gave the Mead that came out of his mouth to the God's.
Tywin Lannister: The very sigil of my family is a lion, yet you let me die on the toilet? Urmahlullu: I protect people from Shulak, not their own sons. Should've been a better dad!
it's really strangely nice that urmahlullu and his "brothers" weren't the usual "enemies" that heroes have to be killed for the good of the world, but it's a bit ridiculous that a "leon-taur= leonine centaur" was the guardian of the WC, I hope for him didn't have to check the sewers too, where that demon of Šulak, remain to rot there.
Urmahlullu being guardian of toilets reminds me of how in Game of Thrones Tyrion Lannister was put in charge of all the plumbing in Casterly Rock by his father Tywin. A most highborn plumber.
The Lion in the Loo. Urma-Loo-Loo. I had heard a lot about Mesopotamia (Gilgamesh, Inanna and the Underworld, Enuma Elish, that corrupt copper merchant, the "dog walks into an alehouse" joke), but this guardian of the privy has sadly been forgotten. Thank you for rescuing him for oblivion. Like the Japanese Akaname, this one has potential. Think about him the next time you are doing your business on the potty. Oh, and BTW, Loo is British English for toilets.
It the part where you yell 'God of the toilet' that made this entire video. I now have to wait to a perfect time to yell "I AM URMAHLULLU THE GUARDIAN OF THE PORCELAIN THRONE!!!!" at work in the bathroom just to mess with coworkers now. Oooh! Definitely gotta do the shattner styled 'KHAN!' pose for that too.
"What do you think when you hear that there's a monster in the story?" Me: New friend! "Yeah, you usually think it'll die. Me: Am I too optimistic, or is it just that I've been playing pokemon recently? ... Nah, I just want a monster friend. :)
Great, now I'm thinking of Urmahlullu if he was created by Shin Megami Tensei fusion. Not sure what class he would fall into, but I'm thinking he'd be a fusion of Pazuzu, Barong, Kanbari, and Belphegor.
I think the monster stories of Babylon are interesting not because of what they contain, but what they teach, they seem to have the moral of reformation and not condemnation, which is strange for an ancient civilization
As odd as it sounds, the Egyptian t it a step further and made it an actual job: the Guardian of the pharao's anus. It was considered an extremely influential and respected duty and highly regarded
I thought this was going to be about some myth that inspired that Legend of Zelda Hand in the Toilet asking for Toilet paper, but I am not disappointed with what I watched.
And now we have things like the Wemic race modeled after Urmahlullu, the Tlincalli race modeled after Girtablilu, and many other Mesopotamian monster races in Dungeons & Dragons.
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perhaps to send a subscription to urmahlullu and his "brothers", to feed them like a lion.
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What a hero. The Lion Man of the Latrine, the Protector of Pottygoers, the Beast of the Bathroom, the Best in the Restroom. When nature calls, he protects the stalls.
How has this not been pinned?
Unfortunately his rival claimed the lives of several people in the Latrine episode of Extra History
Its good to know that since the dawn of time, using the bathroom has always been considered a sacred thing, not to be disturbed.
You have made epic that which was not
Nice
If these guys can keep my nightmare scenario of spiders hiding under the toilet seat from happening, then I salute them 😊
Sounds like you found your guardian deity.
Thanks for the new fear xD
That's just Australia?
Umm… *takes a quick glance at his toilet
spiders or lion men.. you gotta pick your posien here
When using the toilet you really are at your most vulnerable so for those times you really do need a guardian.
Samurai who master potty sword drawing stance : "indeed"
7:41 The bathroom/toilet is actually one of the most common places/rooms to die in!(it has something to do with how your heart rate and blood pressure drop when your ‘doing your business ‘ and shoot back up when you go back to standing)
Crazy that so early in human history we made such creative and nuanced stories
I mean, they were one of the first urbanization civilizations, dealing with dysentery and other diseases that come from communal organized water systems.
@@peregrinemiles7936 I think they were referring to the rehabilitation of the monsters rather than punishing them for being products of their upbringing, but also what you said.
These stories were made in the last 1% of anatomically modern humanity
Oh so THAT is why my kitties wanna watch me when I’m on the porcelain throne! They are descendants of Urmahlullu! 😂
What heroes! Bathroom buddies for life!
Midway through this it occurs to me Urmalula's post is a fairly noble if not glamorous one, folks are at their most vulnerable on the pot so having a hulking man-lion at the ready is pretty clutch
It reminds me that in England there used to be an office called The Groom of the Stool, and his position was to, err, assist the king in all matters of hygiene.
Because he was with the king in such private and vulnerable moments, he learned many secrets that led to the role becoming before respected and feared. Eventually, the position even became one with the power of the purse as one long named his groom the head of finance. By the time of king Henry VII, he was in charge of setting national fiscal policy.
All that and the position started simply as a bathroom attendant!
I would like to point out, in Japan, oni often do get turned to doing good like guarding temples and the like. That's definitely a thing that (mythically) happens!
Only the Summerians could make guarding the toilets sound like a badass job.😂
Sumerian gods must have had some holy shits.
This has to be one of the most bizarre myths I’ve seen in this show.
Urmahlullu is truly The People's Protector. May his mane be foever revered, his paws clean, and his pride unblemished.
Victory to Urmahlullu ✊️✊️
As a man currently on the toilet watching this, I approve. Thanks Urmahlullu
We won't know if he was successful in protecting you UNTIL you finish my friend
one must imagine the mythical toilet guardian happy
This is a lesson itself. No matter your job, you have a strong purpose and many people may need or be thankful for you, but many may not. Be proud because what you do is what you make of it.
PS: BTW ty so much for protecting my toilet, i fear what may become of me if not
I like to think whenever a toilet flushes, that's Urmahlullu roaring in approval.
Sometimes the toilet really is a battleground
If you're watching this while on the toilet may the Lion man give you strength
Is this the weird time to tell you I'm the songwriter for a metalcore/deathcore toilet themed band and you just gave me a new song idea 😅
I approve
So you're telling me when i hit the tacobell i unintentionally start a battle between to lion dudes?
Toilet Guardian
Do you know who else is also a toilet guardian?
Yes
Wrong, sulfuric acid!
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@@cyrusthegreat7030My mom?
From now on .. anyone who has problems in the bathroom should say "I have a touch of the Shooluck" in honor of the OTHER lion man.
Or to give him his modern D&D Monster Manual name: Dire Reah.
lion man vs man lion
A guardian that protects us when we are at our most vulnerable? He might be a lion man but he's a GOAT in my books.
As someone with a poop disease, I appreciate Urmahlullu's fight for us.
I have a deep fear of being on the toilet during an emergency (fire, earthquake, etc.) so maybe I should toss the liondude a few prayers.
Now this is real mythology
Guarding you from lion attacks while on the toilet seems like a weirdly niche and unnecessary role, but he's actually just really good at it. If he took a week off, it'd be lion central. The amount of cat hair in the sewerage alone would be a distaster.
Its a real Odin and Frost Giants situation here. You ever see a frost giant?
Urmahlulu: "NOW I FIGHT AS URMAHLULU, WARRIOR!"
Loathesome Dungeater: "...understandablehaveaniceday"
THE LOUSY, LEACHEROUS LOO-LEACHER.
So that’s where the scorpion man that Gilgamesh encountered came from. Thanks
He is a guardian that protects all men on their peaceful “Thrones”
Urmahlullu, not the hero we deserve, but the hero we need!
Seeing an episode on the Mead of Poetry would be amazing:
The Norse God's spit in a cup and that spit becomes the smartest of all God's. He then travels around the world helping people until 2 dwarves kill him and brew some mead with his blood. Drinking this blood mead turns them into natural poets. One day a man and woman come by, the dwarves drown one at sea and smash the others head in with a rock. Their son threatens to kill them so they give him the blood mead. He then stores it in the middle of a mountain guarded by his daughter. Odin, after hearing all this, goes to get the mead. He finds 9 labourers and offers a magic scythe to the one left standing after a fight to the death. They all kill each other and Odin offers to till the land for the entire summer in exchange for a 3 sips of the mead, since the landowner was the brother of the owner of the mead, he accepted. One summer later the land owner helps Odin get into the mountain and after turning into a snake and seducing the daughter he drinks all of the mead and flies away. He then barfs all the mead back up, most of it out of his mouth but another portion out of his anus, thus creating 2 different meads of poetry. Odin then gave the Mead that came out of his mouth to the God's.
Children, can you guess which end the bad poetry came from?
Tywin Lannister: The very sigil of my family is a lion, yet you let me die on the toilet?
Urmahlullu: I protect people from Shulak, not their own sons. Should've been a better dad!
"Eat s----, Šulak." - Urmahlullu
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it's really strangely nice that urmahlullu and his "brothers" weren't the usual "enemies" that heroes have to be killed for the good of the world, but it's a bit ridiculous that a "leon-taur= leonine centaur" was the guardian of the WC, I hope for him didn't have to check the sewers too, where that demon of Šulak, remain to rot there.
Not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed.
This might be my favorite extra mythology ever
Urmahlullu being guardian of toilets reminds me of how in Game of Thrones Tyrion Lannister was put in charge of all the plumbing in Casterly Rock by his father Tywin. A most highborn plumber.
The Lion in the Loo. Urma-Loo-Loo. I had heard a lot about Mesopotamia (Gilgamesh, Inanna and the Underworld, Enuma Elish, that corrupt copper merchant, the "dog walks into an alehouse" joke), but this guardian of the privy has sadly been forgotten. Thank you for rescuing him for oblivion. Like the Japanese Akaname, this one has potential. Think about him the next time you are doing your business on the potty.
Oh, and BTW, Loo is British English for toilets.
I actually had to use the toilet as soon as the video started, so thank you Urmahlullu for keeping me safe enough to enjoy this awesome tale!
So THAT'S why bathroom spiders are always so docile...
With the amount of time I spend on the can, Urmahlullu has definitely been looking out for me. Thank you for your service, Guardian of the Toilet! 🤭
Nobody needs a toilet guardian until a reticulated jormagandr comes out of the drain
"It's a crappy job, but someone had to do it."
Who would have guessed that monster would become protector of my ass
He lost one of his fights at Erfurt in 1184
I love the idea of the guardian also showing up to threaten those with subpar hand hygiene after doing their business 😅
"I AM THE GUARDIAN OF THE TOILET!"
😂😂😂 Epic! 🤣🤣🤣
Well if he keeps away the giant toilet spiders, I salute him.
Is that the reason dogs and cats follow you to the toilet? To help in the fight against evil.
Sounds legit
Sadly, Urmahlullu was unable to protect Elvis.
Not even the mighty toilet lion can protect you from going number two with digested peanut butter and banana sandwiches.
7:23 That jokes about Elvis being taken by the toilet demon caught me off guard 😂😂😂
It the part where you yell 'God of the toilet' that made this entire video. I now have to wait to a perfect time to yell "I AM URMAHLULLU THE GUARDIAN OF THE PORCELAIN THRONE!!!!" at work in the bathroom just to mess with coworkers now. Oooh! Definitely gotta do the shattner styled 'KHAN!' pose for that too.
I love toilet gaurdians
Same
Do you know who else is a toilet enjoyer?
"What do you think when you hear that there's a monster in the story?"
Me: New friend!
"Yeah, you usually think it'll die.
Me: Am I too optimistic, or is it just that I've been playing pokemon recently? ... Nah, I just want a monster friend. :)
The WHO “Diarrhoeal disease is a leading cause of child mortality and morbidity in the world” sounds like it’s a fair fight
I mean. The person who guards you when you are vulnerable. Sounds like a proud job.
Great, now I'm thinking of Urmahlullu if he was created by Shin Megami Tensei fusion.
Not sure what class he would fall into, but I'm thinking he'd be a fusion of Pazuzu, Barong, Kanbari, and Belphegor.
Why do they call it a restroom? I'm fighting for my life in here!
Now we know what the noise in the toilet is.😅
The guardian of sanitation
Best. Myth. EVER!!! 😂❤
I think the monster stories of Babylon are interesting not because of what they contain, but what they teach, they seem to have the moral of reformation and not condemnation, which is strange for an ancient civilization
They were not primitive.
Remember, people really haven’t changed much the last 50 000 years.
Prev unknown benefit to my being incontinent: I am immune to attacks from Shulock :P
.... did the babylonians personify the sound of their echoing farts in the latrine?
3:28 Ah, I see someone knows their Mummy franchise. :)
As odd as it sounds, the Egyptian t it a step further and made it an actual job: the Guardian of the pharao's anus. It was considered an extremely influential and respected duty and highly regarded
He protects us at our most vulnerable.
This story was written by a person whose cats fought under the door 😾😼😸
Damn. That is some good work.
Marduk seems like a really chill god-king
Missing from Steven King's "Dream Catcher Movie"
Also "AAAHHH Real monsters"
So springing this on a player next time I DM. "Right I gotta go to the latrine..."
*COSMIC LION MAN FIGHT ENSUES*
Thank you Extra History for giving me the perfect myth to watch whilst on the toilet.
Would honestly be down for more toilet themed myths
I wonder if this is where Lionel gets his toilet fascination from in Animal Crossing...
I need to buy a lion-centaur figurine to decorate my bathroom with.
Every day that passes, I love the ancient Mesopotamians and their shenanigans even more.
I thought this was going to be about some myth that inspired that Legend of Zelda Hand in the Toilet asking for Toilet paper, but I am not disappointed with what I watched.
Lion man of Babylon, there he sat down,...
You missed a trick not making the pun 'Guardians of the Lavatory'
Shulok has been kickin my rear for awhile after some great tacos last night.. Where are you Urmahluullu, you are my only hope
Sorry if this is TMI, but I think Šulak was haunting me today, I’ve had some painful diarrhea!
The hero we need
Cool to hear abought these guardian monsters👍
This is my new favorite myth! ❤
Loved this!
Ah… finally an explanation of where the term “loo” (UrmahlulLU) came from! 🧐
Not the toilets noooo!
If toilets are left unmonitored, you never know what they'll do.
All work is noble if the person doing it is
And now we have things like the Wemic race modeled after Urmahlullu, the Tlincalli race modeled after Girtablilu, and many other Mesopotamian monster races in Dungeons & Dragons.
Omg the block of ice meal at the end reminds me of the Flintstones frozen meals
This was a very interesting video. I was very entertained by this myth.
Lion-men fighting? That explains the loud roars heard during my #2
It is rumored that Shulock has taken on a new form... AS A SKIBIDI TOILET!!!!!
Guardian of the Toilet needs to be on merch.
Is this just their explanation for loud bowel movements? They kinda sound like lion roars, if they're deep.
Amazing video! Never stop beign awesome guys!🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊