The Twanas, also known as "Stick Men, "Stick Indians" and "Stick Charms", are a recurring nightmarish theme in the Blair Witch Project franchise. They are mysterious, humanoid stick figures that is the signature symbol of the Blair Witch, and they were used in her unholy black magic rituals. The Twana is five-pointed compound symbol with a center triangle pointing down.
A missing film slides shows the hauntingly recurring image of the Stick Persons.
Missing film slides shows the hauntingly recurring images of the Stick Dolls.
the Stick Doll
The Stick Dolls
The Stick People
the Stick Men
The Stick Charms
The Stick Charms, heavily involved in the Blair Witch legend.
The Stick Man
The Twana
Part 2
A Twana as seen in Blair Witch Volume II: The Legend of Coffin Rock.
The Stick Doll as seen in Blair Witch Volume I: Rustin Parr.
The Stick Men as seen in Blair Witch Volume I: Rustin Parr.
Twig Zombies
An illustration of the Twig Zombie.
A Twig Zombie.
Trivia
The five lines of the Twana resemble the microcosmic man with arms and legs outstretched (vaguely similar to the the Vitruvian Man drawing by 15th century artists Leonardo da Vinci) - believed a magic symbol or charm among medieval alchemists and wizards.
They are also referred as "Stick Dolls", "Stick People", and "Stick Persons".
A silly-looking Stick Doll as seen in Scary Movie.
The Stick Doll became the official logo for the first Scary Movie.
