scary Asian monsters

Kappa

>>18776400

>The Kappa is a creature in Japanese Folklore. In places where it is rumoured to roam, warning signs have been placed to ward away children and tourists. Kappa's are water demons with incredible elastic arms. They lure people to their pools and drown them to eat them.

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>>18776528

>>18776528
What about the butt stuff? I vaguely recall that they do some butt stuff.

>>18776565
dat file name

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I've got these Asian spirits

>>18776577
They suck the souls/life force out of bathing peoples' anuses

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According to the folklore of that region, the Penanggalan is a detached female head capable of flying about on its own. As it flies, the stomach and entrails dangle below it, and these organs twinkle like fireflies as the Penanggalan moves through the night.

The Penanggalan is usually a female midwife who has made a pact with the devil to gain supernatural powers. It is said that the midwife has broken a stipulation in the pact not to eat meat for 40 days; having broken the pact she has been forever cursed to become a bloodsucking vampire/demon. The midwife keeps a vat of vinegar in her house. After detaching her head and flying around in the night looking for blood the Penanggalan will come home and immerse her entrails in the vat of vinegar in order to shrink them for easy entry back into her body.

>>18778610

These myths are awesome, but something about so many eastern legends is just so....dumb. Like they come up with this amazing story and depiction and everything else, and then they say it's because someone made a pact with the fucking devil for amazing powers and then somehow couldn't stay away from eating meat for a few weeks. Knowing they would be cursed for eternity if they ate that fucking steak, and knowing if they waited another week they could eat it and also *not* be cursed for eternity, but oh my god it looks really good what's one bite?????

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>>18779501
The reason for that it's metaphorical.

>>18778610
Weirdest boner right now

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>>18776565
Why are kappas always depicted with tonsure haircut?

>>18779543
itd the turtle shell on they head

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en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yama-uba

What's with the Japs and eating children?

>>18779543
Actually it the only way to kill one is taken the shell off it's head

>>18779543
It hold the water that keeps it alive, if you remove it the kappa will die

>>18779543
Bumpu

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>>18776334

>asian monsters
>no gashadokuro

The Gashadokuro are spirits that take the form of giant skeletons and are fifteen times taller than an average person, said to be created from the amassed bones of people who died of starvation. These Yōkai roam after midnight, grabbing lone travelers and biting off their heads to drink their spraying blood. There is a tell sign as the victim would hear the sound of loud ringing in the ear. The Gashadokuro are said to possess the powers of invisibility and indestructibility; though Shinto charms are said to ward them off

>>18779600

the scariest thing about these monsters is that they sneak up on you from behind, so imagine youre walking down a road at night and you turn around and literally a giant spooky skelington is behind you.

>>18779579
Bumpu?

>>18779565
This thing lives in Matsuo mines

>>18779600
Ushi no toki mairi

>>18779605
Ushi no toki mairi

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Tikbalangs are very playful with people, and they usually make a person imagine things that aren’t real. Sometimes a Tikbalang will drive a person crazy. Legends say that when rain falls while the sun is shining, a pair of Tikbalangs are being wed. Since horses only arrived in the Philippine archipelago during the Spanish invasion, there is a theory that the image of a half-horse, half-man creature was propagated by the conquistadors to keep the natives afraid of the night. There are stories claiming that the Tikbalang are actually half-bird, half-man creatures, much like the Japanese Tengu.
A traveler who finds himself lost and suspects that a Tikbalang is leading him astray may counteract it by wearing his shirt inside out. Another countermeasure is to verbally ask permission to pass by, or to avoid making too much noise while in the woods so as not to offend or disturb the Tikbalang.
Folklore says that one can tame a Tikbalang and compel it to be one’s servant by plucking three golden hairs from its mane. There are also stories where a Tikbalang asks its intended prey a riddle. Someone who manages to answer correctly will be rewarded with a pot of gold.

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Kapres are said to dwell in big trees like acacias, mangoes, bamboo and banyan (known in the Philippines as balete). It is also mostly seen sitting under those trees. The Kapre is said to wear the indigenous Northern Philippine loincloth known as bahag, and according to some, often wears a belt which gives the kapre the ability to be invisible to humans. In some versions, the kapre is supposed to hold a magical white stone, a little smaller in size than a quail egg. Should any person happen to obtain this stone, the kapre could grant wishes.

Kapres are not necessarily considered to be evil, unlike the Aswang. Kapres may make contact with people to offer friendship, or if it is attracted to a woman. If a Kapre befriends any human, especially because of love, the Kapre will consistently follow its "love interest" throughout life. Also, if one is a friend of the Kapre then that person will have the ability to see it and if they were to sit on it then any other person would be able to see the huge entity.
Kapres, also called agtà,[2] are said to play pranks on people,[3] frequently making travelers become disoriented and lose their way in the mountains or in the woods. They are also believed to have the ability to confuse people even in their own familiar surroundings; for instance, someone who forgets that they are in their own garden or home is said to have been tricked by a Kapre. Reports of experiencing Kapre enchantment include that of witnessing rustling tree branches, even if the wind is not strong. Some more examples would be hearing loud laughter coming from an unseen being, witnessing lots of smoke from the top of a tree, seeing big red glaring eyes during night time from a tree, as well as actually seeing a Kapre walking in forested areas. It is also believed that abundant fireflies in woody areas are the embers from the Kapre's lit Cigars or Tobacco pipe.

>>18781002
Kaprebro just wants to hang out

>>18781002
> someone who forgets that they are in their own garden or home is said to have been tricked by a Kapre.
Sounds like a superstitious way of trying to explain diseases like Alzheimers

BUMP

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>>18781271
A lot of supernatural creatures tend to be a way for our ancestors to explain certein phenomenons.

Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome,for example, are said to be the works of bangungots in the Philippines and Pokkuri in Japan.

>>18779605
oh fuck

>>18781226
I'd hang out with one

>>18782562
Man what a picture. Yeah after that, I better be dead...or have bleach near by for mouth wash.

>>18782562

Why you post picturs of your mom?

Banaspati, basically Indonesian chupacabra. They have been linked to weird cases of livestock mutilation where the livestock got their blood drained and missing some parts from their body, like genitals, eyes, and ears. How do they look? I'm not really sure. some says they looks like floating fireballs, some says they look like demon-headed humanoid that walks on its hand.

Hantu Banyu(Water Ghost, for literal english translation) They can be found on malaysia and Sumatra. They appear as either water spirit or albino crocodile. Once someone got drowned by them, their corpse will never be found

Genderuwo, the nigger of Indonesian ghosts. They appear as black, thick haired monstrous creatures as tall as 2M or even more.Their face is covered in hair and the most visible feature is their long fangs. Genderuwo like to visit lonely woman, shapeshift as their husband, and have sex with said woman and don't give shit to their hybrid offspring.

>Hanako-san or Toire no Hanako-san (トイレのはなこさん, "Hanako of the toilet") is a Japanese urban legend about the spirit of a young girl who haunts school bathrooms. She allegedly appears when one shouts her name. Her origins vary from different sources; some say that she is the ghost of a girl killed during an air raid in World War II, while still others purport that she was murdered by a psychotic parent or stranger.

>According to the legend, a person who goes to the third stall in the girls' bathroom on the third floor and knocks three times before asking "are you there, Hanako-san" you will hear a voice answer, "I'm here." If the person chooses to enter the stall, there will be a small girl in a red skirt.

>Hanako-san has been said to have various origins and behaviours, depending on the school or region. Her physical appearance can also vary, but is usually that of a young girl with bobbed hair and a red skirt. In the Yamagata prefecture, supposedly, after Hanako-san has answered and one enters the stall, he or she will find and be eaten by a three-headed lizard who had mimicked a girl's voice.

There, gooks are fucking retarded.

>Test

>>18784567
Calling them retarded won't protect you from Hanako-san, anon.

>>18784633
I didn't know there was a Eriza Ram movie out

>>18778317
I knew they did some sort of butt stuff!

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>>18778610
Oh, so that's what these things from Indivisible are, neat

>>18784633
The infamous Mickeyo Rooneyro, in Asian mythology a powerful white sorcerer who made a pact with oni to become far more powerful than any human could imagine, however it came at a horrible price, he had to suck the blood of Japanese to survive. Mickeyo Rooneyro uses his powerful magic to imitate the form of a humble Japanese man, to bleed into the local population and charm people into following him to secluded areas where he may feast upon them to maintain his power.

Chilling stuff

>>18776334
Tengu are very interesting.
Badass crow people with swords are just the coolest.

>>18782562
THICC

thought this was "scary asian mothers"

Asian monsters are quite ridiculous. Take the Jiangshi. Back in the Qing Dynasty, Ji Yun, an old pervert really wanted to fuck this peasant girl, who was already fucking a man named Zhang. So he sent an assassin after him. The assassin failed spectacularly and injured Zhang's knee, causing Zhang to "hop" around.

Zhang was a very much living man, but Ji Yun spread the word in his infinite shcholarly wisdom that Zhang was an evil corpse back from the dead to take his vengeance.

>>18790518

xing tian is a monster with nipple eyes and a belly button mouth