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Akateko
- Mythical Number: #3863
- Culture:
Chinese and Japanese - Attribute:
Forest Dweller - Attribute:
Undead - Behaviour:
Haunting
This frightening creature originates from Japanese folklore. Its name means ‘red-handed child’. This Yokai or Japanese monster appeared as an infants hand that was seen hanging from a tree. The skin colour is red and the fingernails are long and black.
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