Chernabog’s name comes from Slavic folklore and means “Black God.” Fantasia was released in 1940—nine years after Dracula—and was initially a box office disappointment, only gaining cult ...

Alternatively known as Chernabog, Chornoboh, and Tchernobog, the god we meet is a deity of the west Slavic tribes of the 12th century. Few records of those tribes' pagan polytheist beliefs survive ...

Known also as Chernobog, Chernabog, and Tchernobog — with the most common version of his name being Chernobog — Czernobog is a Slavic deity whose name means "Black God." (Slavic can pertain to ...

but of course also by Chernabog, the horned, mountaintop Slavic God of evil that makes the dead his abused playthings. Designed by the brilliant Bill Tytla, Walt Disney’s go-to animator for ...