[00:02] experimental video, where the theme was invented by other artists. Initially, the plan was to publish one video at a time, but things didn't go according to plan. So here's a collection of four stories about sexy dead men, [00:14] otherworldly beauties, and just plain monster pickup artists. Let's go. I will leave links to all the authors in the description, so welcome. And our kaleidoscope of horror is opened by the wonderful Anna. She suggested the Japanese Chthonya Kuchisaki Onna. [00:29] In fact, of all the monstrous ghosts of sexy dead bodies presented in this video, this lady is the youngest. After all, legends about her appearances are mostly told in modern urban settings. And [00:41] this legend is most often spread by children. What I am suggesting is that this whole story was invented by a rich child's imagination. So, let's move on to the story itself. Kuchisaki Onna appears as a young maiden or an adult woman, but [00:57] in no way an old woman. Classically, she has long black hair and a protective mask on her face. It might be medical too. The most common item of clothing for modern Japanese people. This is how they protect themselves from bacteria or protect [01:11] others from their bacteria. And sometimes these masks are used simply to hide an extra pimple or as a kind of screen from the world. Which is quite understandable. Kuchisaki Onna mostly preys on children, which further [01:25] supports the theory of the origin of this legend. She can approach her victim during the day, but most often prefers the evening twilight. Very boldly stops a passerby and asks: "Am I beautiful?" This is a very tricky question, [01:38] because it doesn’t matter what you answer. There is no answer. The girl will simply stab the offender with a knife or scissors, which she always carries with her. To answer Yes. Our beauty takes off her blindfold and shows her huge slit mouth. It was as if the [01:54] Joker's smile had been finished off with the same knife or scissors. The sharp teeth of the toy shimmer in the night, and she asks no less playfully : “Are you still beautiful now?” And if you answer yes, then the lady will decide to share her charm with you and [02:10] will also make the victim smile from ear to ear with her sharp arsenal. She is not here, and there is no body. The only way to save yourself is to cleverly confuse the girl with vague answers. You are of average appearance. Well, it's fine, sort of ok. By the way, never [02:26] say that to your ladies of the heart, otherwise you will get a transformation of the girl in Kuchisaki-onna. There is also information that Kuchisaki-onna loves lollipops. And if you throw a handful of candy at her, she will leave you alone. Something reminded Meu of a girl in PMS [02:41] who needs to be thrown with chocolates, and other ice creams and cakes. Yes, I think so, this method will definitely save you from such Tony. And so Kuchisaki Onna is one of the most popular urban tales. Back in 1979, a [02:56] copycat even appeared in the city of Himeji. The police were told that a long-legged woman with a knife in her hands was wandering the streets. When she was arrested, it turned out that she had also conform to the canon of legends. The begging woman was detained and sent to a [03:11] mental hospital. But people's panic did not end there. Now everyone and everywhere saw the sinister girl in a mask. Telephone wires were breaking under the onslaught of calls from the vigilant Japanese. Well, over time, the hysteria died down, and this [03:26] story continued to live in legends. Our next sexy tony was offered by the gift of Our next sexy tony was offered by the gift of art-artist of the temple Dzyora Guma. Spider-slut. This is the first time I've seen such an emotionally charged nickname for a Japanese yakiya, [03:42] although I've also found alternative names for this monster. Captivating bride, spider harlot, prostitute, spider [ __ ], bloodsucker. And I was already rubbing my pen, preparing to read fairy tales even more terrifying than the one about the [ __ ] snake. But, [03:56] having dug into the topic, I was a little puzzled. Let's start with the fact that this yakai is most related to werewolves. I talked about them in another video. You can take a look at the hint. And just like other werewolves, our Jyora Guma [04:09] becomes a monster at 300-400 years of life of an ordinary spider. The transformation also enlarges the spider to human size and larger. But unlike Tanuki, Bakanek [music] and the Sparkle Foxes, Juraguma in mythology is [04:23] almost always a negative character who eats people, drinks their blood and tries to kill them in every possible way. And most often, the victims of such yakai are young men, because it is they who are attracted to Zyora Guma with her beautiful [04:37] feminine appearance. Although there was one fairy tale about a handsome man who offered to help a peasant woman collect firewood when she went into the forest. And he the peasant woman returned to the village [04:51] pregnant. But she did not give birth to a human child, but to cocoons from which small spiders emerged. And the girl herself died of a fever, while she dreamed of a spider web all night. There is another fairy tale where the appearance of bastards was a bait. So [05:05] one day a samurai went to spend the night in an abandoned temple. I don't know what's smeared with honey there. Why do they always come to these abandoned places? Oh well . And in this abandoned temple stands a beautiful woman with a child. She [05:19] nudges the child, saying, "This samurai is your father. Go and hug him." But the samurai immediately pulled out his sword and glared menacingly at the boy. Perhaps it was because he was used to being harsh with his illegitimate sons, [05:33] or he, like a true samurai, was loyal only to his master and did not engage in casual relationships with women, which meant there could be no children. It turned out that the child was a disguised log, and the woman was a [05:46] spider. At the end of the tale, which was mercilessly chopped up by the main character. But the most classic version of the myth is where the traveler finds himself in an abandoned house, an abandoned temple or a deserted place. And suddenly there [06:01] musical instruments and even a sak. She invites the traveler to listen to her playing agrees, the Virgin, during the performance, entangles the poor fellow in a web, hoping to keep him for a late dinner. But more often than not, her evil [06:15] intentions are revealed. The main character runs away or kills the spider. Everything seems trivial. However, one of the tales about the deserter Gum describes a rather sad and romantic story. This spider lived near a picturesque [06:29] waterfall and pulled people into its [music] waters with the help of thick spider threads. One fisherman miraculously escaped by tying the threads to a tree, which, with a terrible sound, tore itself out by its roots straight into the water. And after experiencing the horror, [06:44] he told all the residents about the insidious monster. Since then, gifts and offerings were brought to this waterfall so that the spider would not touch them, until one day a woodcutter approached the waterfall and accidentally dropped his axe into the water. The [06:57] beautiful maiden emerged from the pond and gave the woodcutter his tool. He fell in love and went to the waterfall every day on a date with a beautiful girl. The poor guy began to waste away before our eyes, and a local monk noticed this. He, out of the [07:09] kindness of his heart, decided to find out what was wrong with him. After reading Buddhist prayers, the monk realized that the woodcutter was cursed by his relationship with the spider. He does n't need to break all relationships to survive. But the poor fellow, in love, could not [07:21] leave it like that. He went to the guardian of the Tengu forest, begging for permission to marry Jora Guma. But Tengu considered this union impossible and did not give permission for the marriage . Dejected. But the still enamored woodcutter went [07:34] to see his captivating bride for the last time, but never returned. No one ever saw him again. Wonderful fairy tales. Only now you noticed that there is nothing obscene in these stories. Well, specifically something like [07:48] [ __ ]. And I have a guess. Some sources say that Jōra Gōma was not the name of a fantastic Japanese creature, but of very real people. During successive wars of conquest or civil wars on the territory of Japan, [08:02] partisans and bandits were called spider-shells. This nickname had a derogatory and contemptuous character, which explains such a sharp negative connotation of her name. So [08:20] there. And the third sexy character of this issue is the depraved sexy character of this issue is the depraved warrior Demon Yukai Takaona. It was offered to us by the genius of marketing and dark acrylic art, Valun. The lady is very [08:34] curious in both senses. She feeds like a demon on the sexual energy that instead of personally obtaining this very sexual energy, like the succubi, for example, he also spies on the carnal pleasures of other people. And for [08:49] convenience, this creature has the superpower to stretch out parts of its body to make it easier to spy. During Ed's era, red light districts were very popular. On the ground floors, girls usually sat like shop windows, [09:02] advertising themselves and calling men. And on the second floor there were already rooms for pious work. This is how the Japanese pompously called saitiyo. And as if it wasn’t so easy to reach the second floor, the demon had to stretch his neck [09:17] higher. In translation, taka onna sounds literally like a long woman. It's like a longcat, but a woman. She could lengthen not only the neck, but also the body as a whole. Maybe legs, maybe something else. Without registration SMS simple Soviet. Hm. [09:32] not for nothing that Onna was a Novo-Aerist . Usually these yukai were women who remained old maids, never having had time to marry, or who were so unsightly that no one would even take them as prostitutes. So, [09:46] out of envy and malice, they turned from demons into takaona. And so, jealous of other people's ability to indulge in physical pleasure, she spied on lovers, not particularly hiding, because the fear and panic of [10:00] naked couples, noticed during indecency, greatly amused and nourished her. Sometimes they even write that she lengthened not only her torso and neck, but also her clasps of arms. So she grabbed people by their secret places at the most [10:14] inopportune moment. This gave the poor fellows a chilling feeling of horror. And Yukai was only happy. So be careful when closing your curtains, even if you're on the fifth floor. Suddenly, at the most inopportune moment, a mischievous attack will come to you. [10:29] Onna and the last story are not related to Japan, but are very close. She is associated with Yakutia. By the way, Toka, the grandmaster of streams and comics and my fellow Yakutsk resident, suggested a classic Yakut horror story about a forest circus. [10:44] Once upon a time, in late autumn, two friends decided to go hunting on horseback. The hunt was lively and fun, and the friends did not notice how much they had lost their way and could not find their way to the hunting lodge. It was getting dark quickly, and they simply [10:58] wandered in the darkness until they noticed a single flickering light. The boys' cheeks glowed with joy and anticipation. They drove faster towards her, towards the shining ray of hope. It turned out to be a small booth with a stove burning inside [11:12] . A beautiful young girl came out from behind the door and silently beckoned the men into the house. The friends quickly dismounted, tied up their horses, and threw the game into a snowdrift. Now I need to warm up properly before drinking tea, and tomorrow I can [11:26] cook the game as a thank you to the kind hostess. They entered the house. It was dry and warm in the booth. This was already enough for complete happiness. But the girl pointed to the table laden with delicacies . Yes, it was modest, but the food was [11:40] . Yes, it was modest, but the food was very filling and, most importantly, warm. The guests happily gobbled up all the treats, without bothering to praise the hostess’s skill and her kindness every time. Having warmed up and become intoxicated by the hearty food, the friends noticed [11:53] that the girl was very friendly, albeit taciturn. She either blinks her eyelashes, or accidentally presses her hip against you, or stares so intently, like a cat staring at sour cream. The boys exchanged sharp glances, and in the midst of their silent argument, the [12:10] restless neighing of horses could be heard in the street. Are they wolves or obags, evil demons or spirits? Horses are sensitive creatures. They sense them strongly. And the oldest of the friends went with a gun to check the horses. The horses [12:25] quickly calmed down when they saw their owner. They were probably over-nervous. We wandered into very unfamiliar places. After checking the horses, our hero decided to return to the booth, but as he approached it, he noticed that the light in the window had become dimmer. He came [12:39] closer and saw something. An ominous shadow loomed over his poor friend, seeming to flow out of the body of a once beautiful girl. This one was carrying the [12:51] man's soul, and he couldn't even move. The elder one burst into the house with a wild cry, threatening him with a gun, grabbed his friend by the collar and ran towards the hitching post. While he was dragging his exhausted comrade through the snow, a severe snowstorm began, which [13:05] ended as abruptly as it began. The sky became clear, the moon and stars illuminated the thick darkness. The booth was no longer there. The men quickly [13:17] saddled their horses and rode them all night until they reached the city. Even now in Yakutia you can accidentally stumble upon ancient abandoned hitching posts. Who knows, maybe it is there at night that huts with very beautiful and very [13:32] huts with very beautiful and very friendly ladies appear.