seruiously though -Japan has the most nightmarish demons
In Japanese Folklore, the "Obariyon" is a demon that loves riding piggyback. The monster becomes heavier and heavier with each footstep, crushing you under its weight. In addition, it chews on your scalp. (Artwork: Dr. Geekastic)pic.twitter.com/fUcyXP83wW
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Weirdest too. Isn’t it great?
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yes. it is.
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Sounds like addiction.
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who also knows this from persona
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I guess you'll just fade into Obariyon.
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Obligatory "sounds like my ex" comment.
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Just like Umanoashi, the horse leg that dangles from a tree and kicks passerby’s
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Imagine having an Obariyon on your back as you get kicked by an Umanoashi. That’s a bad day there.
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Strangely, this is reminiscent of my experience with my daughters and their almost daily piggy back rides, well, all up until the eating of the carrier part. We never experienced that.
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For 'Obariyon' read 'Brexit'
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Japanese headcrabs.
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