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Sinister Spirits of Asia Part II: Legendary Creatures of Japan - Page 4


© Sarah Davis
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Nov 23, 1999



Many rokurokubi who have infiltrated human society become so comfortable that they do not wish to jeopardize their position by revealing their monstrous nature. However, these urban rokurokubi's urge to occasionally reveal their monstrous nature is so strong that they will sometimes resort to revealing their bizarre necks to blind, inebriated or sleeping persons, thus pulling off their tricks while avoiding undue attention.


Japanese Folklore Information- With conversions for Role-Playing Games


Mangajin Magazine's "Japanese Ghosts" feature article

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1.   Jun 30, 2000 8:55 AM
Bear with me for one second. I have been interested in japanese ghosts and demons for over a decade and I am also a fan of pokemon (having a polytheistic culture helps make up cool monsters). Well it ...

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