The Umibōzu (The Sea Monk) is a giant sea monster known for causing shipwrecks in Japanese Folklorepic.twitter.com/alRjtTEmB5
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otra escena de secretos de OP de la que no se vuelve a decir na de na xD
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ya ves, y que sea un umibozu es solo una teoría, no está confirmado por nadie xD
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yo acabo de empezar isla gyojin, otra vez
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Japanese mythical creatures are always so disturbing but kinda interesting xD
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E x a c t l y.
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I looked up a lot of them for work in college before
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Looks like that’s where one punch man got the inspiration for Geryuganshoop
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So now its settled. Cthulhu should in fact be pronounced with a Japanese accent.
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Dunno why but top right is super nightmare fuel for me.
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Ok, it's Japanese Cthulhu.
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Kraken*. Oh, my god. That irrespect It's too shameful.
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A Kraken would be a Fly conpared to this thing, for what the images show.
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Still it's perhaps more accurate. Cthul'hu appears in sea, yes, but it's not his only place to be.
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Yeah, characterwise it's probably unnacurate, but I was going more for the visual and size aspects.
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