Reminds me of a Junji Ito short I read a while ago
In Japanese Folklore, Funa-Yūrei are said to be the souls of drowning victims. Bitter and wrathful towards the living, they rise up from the bottom of the sea to attack boatspic.twitter.com/cF3q7zOKr2
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There's currently an exhibition in Paris at the
@quaibranly Museum about ghosts and hells from Asia.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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First is Jason Vorhees.
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Of course they do.
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I never really understood the concept of ghosts being bitter towards the living. Maybe if they were murdered and they were angry only at their at their murderer, but literally anyone that happens to be breathing is at fault?
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SEA SKELETONS
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They also attack swimmers.
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Is there an Asian demon for everything?
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The one in the blue cap is Taira Tomomori and that's the battle of Dan-no-nora, which resulted in the ghost-like Heike Crabs!
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Dan-no-ura, not Dan-no-nora, sorry.
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That first one looks more like a stern talking- to about proper maritime safety, including donning your PFD in rough weather.
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