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Teke-Teke- Fast-moving and agile enemies at move eerily fast on hands instead of feet since they lack them, and attack by lunging from the shadows and slashing enemies to ribbons. They are much more agile then Jinmenken and tend to attack from the darkness and in tight corridors and hallways. They are based on the legend of the same name, as well as Kashima Reiko, a woman who was beaten by a gang of thugs and left on the train tracks, where he lower half of her body was severed, and she roams the land of the living, searching for her legs. The Teke-teke however, is much more malevolent, as unlike Kashima Reiko who asks a series of questions to her would-be victims, Teke-Tekes go straight for the kill, and her malicious act of severing a poor victim in half is said to also lead to the creation of more Teke-Tekes. In the game, these creatures could represent the victims of a certain killer in the game, or some sort of ritualistic sacrifices that lead to the creation of these monsters.

Tengu- similar to the Teke-Teke in that they could have been victims of a ritualistic killing, these are merely humans tied up outside of temple walls, having been skinned red, disembowelled and tied to two flags the serve as wings, and a Tengu mask fitted onto their faces. They are forced into being guardians of a temple after death, and have the ability to fly as undead beings, and can stab and slash with their bladed feet. They are mainly fought outside and appear around cemeteries and temples, and are hard to fend off in greater numbers.

Jikininki- large, lanky undead ghouls that feed on corpses, the Jikininki are especially evil and disgusting souls trapped within a withered corpse that roam cemeteries for food. at least a head taller than the Oni, they crawl about on bony stubs like gorillas, swiping and punching, but also spitting out vomited bits of corpses in a projectile attack. While many of the enemies are spirits taking the form of a humanoid creature, the Jikininki are fully reanimated corpses, who's power is only increased by the evil spiritual presence.

Description
Teke-Teke- Fast-moving and agile enemies at move eerily fast on hands instead of feet since they lack them, and attack by lunging from the shadows and slashing enemies to ribbons. They are much more agile then Jinmenken and tend to attack from the darkness and in tight corridors and hallways. They are based on the legend of the same name, as well as Kashima Reiko, a woman who was beaten by a gang of thugs and left on the train tracks, where he lower half of her body was severed, and she roams the land of the living, searching for her legs. The Teke-teke however, is much more malevolent, as unlike Kashima Reiko who asks a series of questions to her would-be victims, Teke-Tekes go straight for the kill, and her malicious act of severing a poor victim in half is said to also lead to the creation of more Teke-Tekes. In the game, these creatures could represent the victims of a certain killer in the game, or some sort of ritualistic sacrifices that lead to the creation of these monsters.

Tengu- similar to the Teke-Teke in that they could have been victims of a ritualistic killing, these are merely humans tied up outside of temple walls, having been skinned red, disembowelled and tied to two flags the serve as wings, and a Tengu mask fitted onto their faces. They are forced into being guardians of a temple after death, and have the ability to fly as undead beings, and can stab and slash with their bladed feet. They are mainly fought outside and appear around cemeteries and temples, and are hard to fend off in greater numbers.

Jikininki- large, lanky undead ghouls that feed on corpses, the Jikininki are especially evil and disgusting souls trapped within a withered corpse that roam cemeteries for food. at least a head taller than the Oni, they crawl about on bony stubs like gorillas, swiping and punching, but also spitting out vomited bits of corpses in a projectile attack. While many of the enemies are spirits taking the form of a humanoid creature, the Jikininki are fully reanimated corpses, who's power is only increased by the evil spiritual presence.