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Prick The Ghost
The first is the big Boss Prick The Ghost in the film, also known as the "sliding ladle" and "floating demon". This was originally a Japanese disparaging term for people who love to be clever and take advantage of others, and later it evolved into a monster. Prick The Ghost looks like an old man with no hair, and the back of his head is very prominent. His clothes are elegant and he looks like a rich man.
This kind of monster often appears openly in the living room of a large house at dusk, or picks up the master's pipe and smokes leisurely, or drinks tea, with dignified and natural behavior. Anyone will think that he is a guest invited by the host, and he is embarrassed to ask his identity. Besides, dusk is the time to prepare dinner, and the servants are too busy to attend to. By the time I came to my senses, Prick The Ghost was gone. Prick The Ghost will also appear at the wedding reception of the newlyweds. Because there are always so many relatives and friends from both sides who come to the wedding banquet, it is impossible for everyone to know each other, so Prick The Ghost took advantage of this gap to blend in and eat and drink. At this time, the man's people thought it was the woman's relative, and the woman thought it was the man's relative.
Prick The Ghost in The Skinny Sun
It is such a monster who has no earth-shattering skills, but he doesn't know how to become a general who travels in ghosts at night, probably because he is very good at exploiting loopholes.
Cow ghost
When this monster appears, many people will exclaim, "Isn't this Huo Ying's Eight Tails?" But if you look closely, you will find that there is a huge difference between it and Hachi: Hachi's lower body has eight octopus-like tentacles, while this monster's lower body is like a spider. Its original name is "ghostly" and it is a kind of water monster. Its upper body is the body of a cow, and its lower body is the body of a spider or crab. Kishimoto Masashi turned Huo Ying into the body of an octopus when he created it.
In Ishinomaki, Shimane Prefecture, Japan, it is said that ghosts and gods will appear on the coast with a nun. When the widow first appeared, she looked like an ordinary woman. She will ask passers-by to help her hold the baby. Once she holds the baby, the widow will turn back to the sea. Then the scary ghosts and monsters went ashore. Of course, the person he saw wanted to run for his life, only to find that the baby in his hand became so heavy that he couldn't even lift his feet. He wants to throw away the baby, but his hand seems to stick to the baby, so he can only stand in the same place and wait to be killed by ghosts and monsters. In addition, ghosts and monsters will attack ships at sea.
Cow ghost
watchdog
Big dogs, also known as "high nose dogs", are famous for their long noses. Their mana is proportional to the length of the nose, and the longer the nose means the stronger the mana. It is also said that a big dog's long nose represents its conceited character. Besides a long nose, a big dog has two distinctive features: a red face and skin, and a pair of big wings on its back. Its costumes are exactly the same as those of Japanese Yamagata monks practicing Taoism.
According to Biography, Susannah's powerful breath has turned into a goddess with a prominent nose, so some people think that she is the ancestor of Tengu.
But the legend of Tiangou is more related to Buddhism. According to legend, the tengu from China failed to compete with the owner of the evil party and Liyan Temple in Biqiu Mountain, and fled to Atago Mountain to shed a layer of skin, which became the famous Atago Mountain Tengu. Another legend says that the prototype of Atago Mt.Tengu is Japanese Shinrikyo monk Zhen Ji. He failed in his struggle with Hui Liang, a monk of Tiantai Sect, and became a dog after his death, constantly harassing the monk of Tiantai Sect. Atago Mountain and Bicuo Mountain are the big Ben Mountains of Yan Zhen Sect and Tiantai Sect respectively. Yanagita Kunio believes that the legend of the Tengu actually reflects the history of the struggle between the two sects.
watchdog
In addition to the big Tengu, there is a low-level small Tengu, which has a beak instead of a long nose, and is called "Crow Tengu" or "Kite Tengu" (see Tengu: a monster turned into by the death of a monk).
A dance book
Bài is a huge monster living in the mountains. It has only one eye and one foot. This monster probably evolved from the monster mountain god in China, which can be traced back to the one-legged beast Kui in Shan Hai Jing (see this beast, the Yellow Emperor skinned it to make a war drum).
However, there is another view that cannot be ignored. A dance has a lot to do with blacksmiths. The blacksmith's job needs to stay by the hot stove to forge metal, and his eyes stare at the dazzling fire for a long time and endure the dry air, so many blacksmiths will have one eye seriously damaged and become one-eyed. Blacksmiths often blow with one foot on the bellows. In the long run, it will also lead to uneven muscle development in both legs, and one foot looks thicker than the other. Bellows are also called "Lu", so they are called dancing Lu. Moreover, the early blacksmiths had to undertake the task of finding and mining iron ore, so they often went in and out of the mountains. According to legend, where a dance book appears, there are often iron mines. This also proves that a dance has mixed the shadow of the blacksmith.
A dance book
Meat eaters
This ugly monster is called "Meat Man". As the name implies, it is a big piece of meat with short limbs, no facial features and hair, and some people say it has eyes. In the fourth year of Evergreen, when Tokugawa Ieyasu lived in Jun Fu, this monster once appeared at home. At that time, Tokugawa Ieyasu thought it was disgusting, so he ordered people to carry it out and throw it away. Later, a man went to Tokugawa Ieyasu's house to ask about it. When he learned that it had been thrown away, he sighed, "This is an elixir. You can gain divine power by eating it. Because Tokugawa Ieyasu and the people around him were ignorant, the fairy medicine was lost in vain. "
This kind of meat man is actually what our country calls Tai Sui, appearing underground. It is said that eating a piece of its meat can live forever, and the meat it has eaten will grow on its own after a while. Others say that digging out Tai Sui will bring bad luck. In fact, Tai Sui is just a fungus, and it has no magic power to make people live forever or bring bad luck. (See "Eating a piece of meat can make you live forever")
Meat eaters
Net cutting
Cutting the net, also called "cutting the net", is a monster similar to lobster. Actually, it's not as scary as in the movie. It's just a monster who likes pranks. In the past, when people used mosquito nets, they often found that they had broken a hole at some unknown time. This is the advantage of cutting the net. It likes cutting mosquito nets and fishing nets best. There is a monster named "Kamikiri", which is very similar to Netcut. The latter secretly cuts off others' hair, especially women's hair. Because Kamikiri's things are so similar, some people will confuse them and regard the net scissors as the chief culprit in cutting hair.
Net cutting
In addition to the above monsters, there are many monsters in the film, such as bean washing demon, Chenghua Road, rawhide, pulley head and so on, so I won't list them one by one in this article.
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