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Ali Baba is an Indian fantasy television series based on the Arabian Nights character Ali Baba. Produced by Alind Srivastava and Nissar Parvez under Peninsula Pictures. The series follows the life of an orphan Alibaba, from the Mamuli Gali of Kabul, and the challenges he faces while he tries to protect and take care of five other orphan children.
Originally in the story, she was going to stay mad at them for a long time, even into other episodes, and we decided she would move past it, that she would let it out in a very visceral way. We talked about it for weeks before we actually shot that scene so we could start to figure out what the emotional arc of her character was going to be through that episode and going into the next episode.
Baba-Yaga (Баба Яга; in Russian and also translated Baba Jaga; stress on the first a in Baba, but on the second a in Yaga) is a witch-like character in Slavic folklore. She flies around using a giant mortar and pestle, kidnaps (and presumably eats) small children, and lives in a forest hut, which stands on chicken legs. In modern days, she is often depicted not as a villainous, but simply a sociopathic or even gentle and friendly person. And in almost any tale she is very knowledgeable. The Russian word baba is an impolite term for "woman" with no direct translation in English (less polite than "woman" but not as bad as "bitch." The old-fashioned term "broad" may give the best idea). Mostly baba is simply translated as "woman" with the impoliteness left to context; meanwhile Yaga is a form of a certain name, it is thought to be a corruption of Slavic root for "hag", making "Baba Yaga" mean something like "old hag", or perhaps "hag hag". Baba Yaga is depicted as an old, knowledgeable, and geeky character with mystical servants.
Anime and Manga
- The English dub of Inuyasha episode 31 has this exchange between Inuyasha, Kagome, and the mother of Jinenji:Inuyasha: Wait. So if you're saying the father was the demon, then the human parent was you?
Jinenji's mother: What did you think I was?!
Kagome: (thinking) I thought you were Baba Yaga! - Her chicken-legged house in Narutaru
- Yubaba in Spirited Away is very likely inspired by tales about Baba Yaga, especially Vasilissa the Beautiful.
Video Games
- Baba Yaga is a recurring antagonist in the Quest for Glory series. She is the Big Bad, (or arguably the Greater-Scope Villain) of the first game, and reappears in the fourth as a side character. Both games can end with her killing and possibly eating the hero character, and in both the hero has to essentially bribe her out of eating him by bringing her something better to eat. Getting her to help you is key to successfully completing the fourth game, (fortunately she thinks that trying to summon the Dark One out of its dimension into ours is going too far) but even when she's being helpful she's definitely not the type you want to hang around too long, since regardless of how powerful your hero is she can have him helpless and at her mercy in an instant.
- There exists a very powerful (Mega) Digimon named Babamon that looks like an old woman and attacks with a broom, which may be partially inspired by the witch, though "baba" is also a rude way of saying "old lady" in Japanese.
- Baba Yaga appears in Dreamfall Chapters as The Hecate Sisters.
- Rise of the Tomb Raider: In a side mission Lara can confront Baba Yaga, complete with chicken leg house. In reality, her apparent possession of magical powers is aided by her use of hallucinogenic spores and old engineering. She's actually Nadia's missing grandmother who escaped from the Gulag and used the Baba Yaga legend to fight the Soviets.
- Although she doesn't appear directly, The Sims 2 Apartment Life expansion pack features a hidden lot in the Belladonna Cove neighborhood as an Easter Egg that is a recreation of the chicken legged home, complete with little chicken footsteps in the dirt behind it. Since the expansion pack also conveniently adds magic and witches and warlocks, it's possible to replicate Baba Yaga as an evil witch Sim and move her in the house.
- Alluded to in Alan Wake. The current avatar of the Dark Presence is Barbara Jagger, who drowned in Cauldron Lake thirty years ago. She tricks the Wakes into staying in Bird Leg Cabin, which sits on an island that resembles a giant bird's footprint. The plot is put into motion when she kidnaps Alice and Alan sets off to save her.
- Baba Yaga is a common enemy in certain areas of La-Mulana 2. They travel on a big mortar.
- Baba Yaga-chan is one of Cthulhu's teammates in Cthulhu Saves Christmas, the prequel to Cthulhu Saves the World. She attacks with pestles and at one point gives her hut the chicken legs from the myth. She seems to do so because of her obsession with chickens, in fact she always has one of them (named Cluck-Cluck) as a Head Pet. It's all part of the Affectionate Parody of JRPG and anime tropes, as typical for Zeboyd Games.
- Scribblenauts: Baba Yaga is one of the many mythical creatures you can create in Super Scribblenauts, Scribblenauts Remix and Scribblenauts Unlimited. In Unlimited, she plays the role of the witch from Hansel & Gretel during the Hansel and Gretel's Day Out mission in the Storybook Keep stage.
- Baba Yaga is one of your opponents in the second Rock of Ages game. Her opening cutscene depicts her about to kill a child, but a very stupid man keeps ringing her doorbell, so she has her chicken-legged hut stomp on him.
- Baba Yaga is a supporting character who Gabriel Belmont meets in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. Her house doesn't appear to be mobile, but she otherwise fits the original myths pretty well- ugly old witch who eats people, but otherwise helpful when it comes to it. She offers to give him helpful advice for him to progress on his journey if he gives her a rare blue rose that will restore her youth and beauty. In order to obtain it, Baba shrinks Gabriel and fits him into a music box where the rose is hidden. Gabriel successfully obtains the rose, but we never get to see Baba's youth restored, because Zobek kills her after Gabriel leaves her house.
- Baba Yaga is a playable character in the MOBA Smite. She is a mage class character who specializes in Confusion Fu with her chicken-legged hut acting as an Assist Character.
- The old witch Gaab'Baay sends the main character of Ancient Domains of Mystery on several quests before giving them the Medal of Chaos. Say, can you guess what "Gaab'Baay" is a Significant Anagram of?
- Cooking Companions has subtle but noticeable nods to Baba Yaga. The game takes place in Tantras Mountains (which forms a natural border between Slovakia and Poland), the game features cannibalism with the four hikers, and the player character has asked the hikers "Did you come of your own free will, or were you sent?" thousands of times, just like how Baba Yaga would ask her unfortunate victims. Whether or not the player character is Baba Yaga or somehow alluding to her is unknown.