Spirit Beings

Baku The Dream Eater of Japanese Folklore The Baku is a supernatural creature from Japanese folklore, known as the "dream eater."

Banshee The Harbinger of Death. The Banshee appears in many forms: a pale young woman with flowing red or silver hair, a matronly figure in grey, or a withered old crone with rotting features and bloodshot eyes.

BatiBat The Obese Hag Demon of Philippine FolkloreFolklore is an umbrella term that encompasses vari More. The BatiBat is a terrifying figure in Philippine folklore, often described as a demon that appears in the form of an obese hag.

Hanako-San Toire no Hanako-san Japan is renowned for its rich tapestry of folklore and urban legends, but few tales grip the imagination—and nerves—quite like that of Hanako-san (花子さん).

La Llorona The Weeping Woman Who Waits By The Water.La Llorona is most often described as a tall, willowy figure draped in a white burial gown or flowing veil, soaked with phantom tears.Her

Teke Teke When you hear the Teke Teke... it's already too late. Among Japan’s vast collection of yōkaiYōkai is a term used in Japanese folklore and myt and urban legends, few tales evoke as much fear and dread as the legend of Teke Teke (テケテケ).

Zashiki Warashi Guardian Spirit of the Home In the dim corners of an old Japanese home, where the wooden floors creak under unseen footsteps and laughter lingers when no child is near, there resides a mysterious being known as the Zashiki Warashi (座敷童子).