- neck
stretches and
another whose head
detaches and
flies around freely (
nukekubi). The
Rokurokubi appear in
classical kaidan (spirit tales) and in yōkai...
-
Floating vampiric female head and
entrails that is
similar to a
manananggal Nukekubi – ****anese
creature that also
detaches its head to feed on
victims Penanggalan...
-
Brunei and Singapore. ****anese
folklore also has
yokai creatures called nukekubi and
rokurokubi that are
quite similar to
their Southeast Asian counterparts...
- (ぬりぼとけ)
Wauwau (わうわう) Yume no
seirei (夢のせいれい)
Yamauba (山うは)
Inugami (犬神)
Nukekubi (ぬけくび)
Yamawarau (山わらう) Uwan (うわん)
Akaguchi (あか口) Ushi-oni (うし鬼) Mehitotsu-bō...
- Double-headed
eagle Dullahan Hekatonkheires Hydra Lernaean Hydra Nine-headed Bird
Nukekubi Rokurokubi Orthrus Shesha Penanggalan Wanyūdō Xing Tian
Yacuruna Yamata...
-
since the late 1950s; the
folklore behind it is
western in origin. The
Nukekubi is a
being whose head and neck
detach from its body to fly
about s****ing...
-
spelling variations: Neuntöter Nachtöter
Nelapsi –
Slovakia Nora –
Hungary Nukekubi – ****an Nure-onna – ****an
Obayifo –
Ashanti Obur –
Bulgaria Ohyn – Poland...
-
sword from him,
including the kappa, a trio of rokurokubi, a
group of
nukekubi, a Jorōgumo, Gashadokuro, tengu, Yomotsu-shikome, and the
restless ghost...
- that also
detaches its head
Krasue Langsuyar Leyak Polong Rokurokubi and
Nukekubi, ****anese
yokai which take the form of a
woman with
either an extremely...
- take
human or part-human form. Hinduism, Buddhism, and
Jainism mythology.
Nukekubi –
Rokurokubi whose heads come off and
float about. Nuno – Dwarf-like creature...
