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| Alternate Names/Spellings | Nuppefuhō, Nuppeppo |
| Origins | Japanese Mythology |
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Origins[]
The Nuppeppō is a creature with origins in Japanese mythology, legend and folklore.
Appearance[]
A near-shapeless mass of (human?) flesh. The folds on it's front are said to resemble a human face. They are more often smelled than seen due them giving of a horrifying stench similar to rotten flesh. They are said to be very rare.
Behavior[]
They normally live on graveyards and cemeteries. They only come out at night to chase and disgust persons with their hideous smell and looks.
Abilities[]
Despite their looks and build, they are said to be extremely fast moving spirits. Their flesh is sad to grant eternal life when eaten.