I'm not sure I would be quite so calm in this situation.
In Japanese Folklore, Tenjō-Kudari is a creature with a long tongue which comes down from the ceiling to shock you, usually in the middle of the night. Tenjō-Kudari lives in the narrow crawlspace between the ceiling and the roof (Illustration AdamaSto)pic.twitter.com/gkPewsQ0bY
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"Hmm. It's happening again."
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I'm surprised the Japanese get fuck all done wi all this folklore about. Kids must be terrified all shift!
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Pretty much like religion does here
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I like how nonplussed that man reacts to a monster in his ceiling.
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Mhm, cool. I'm so glad my boyfriend works nights. Thnx
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Dude Japan folklore is saving you, there’s so many thing to share.
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"Doesn't look like anything to me."
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The more you learn about Japanese folklore, the more you learn about Nintendo's design choices
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That
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Nice. So it wasn't my upstairs neighbors having a party at 2 am, it was just the monsters? Uhmmmm
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So basically Gene Simmons during his off time
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