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Rokurokubi- these enemies are more like puzzle enemies, as it requires you to locate wear the body is while the head is the source of attacks and damage. Finding and killing the body is the only way to take out these enemies. They usually can haunt an entire house by themselves, and several can be found inside large buildings. Though considered less dangerous than the Nukekubi, these monsters are undead spirits of grief-stricken women, who's depression rooted them into their rooms, unable to leave and filled with a growing hatred for the world around them. Their solemn face masks are evident to their miserable past lives, and attack with headbutts or strangulation with their long necks, but one can struggle free from them. They can cover a lot of ground and tangle up rooms, hallways and even a few places outside their hauntings like gardens and rooftops. And the necks will either lead you to the body, or the hostile head.

Nure-Onna- the snake woman is one of the most dangerous enemies in the game as they're ambush enemies. They can be fist seen gliding eerily through ponds, arms outstretched and their long sleeves looking like fins or wings as they glide in the dark shallow waters, but approaching the water, whether it be by shallow ponds, river banks or over bridges, the Nure-Onna will erupt out of the water in an attempt to either drown you or bite you. One land they will crawl rapidly over to you, slashing with claws or whipping with tails, and sometimes lung at you in sudden leaps in an attempt to pin and bite you, and a bite will guarantee and instant death by venom.
Unlike many of the other monsters who either wear masks or have disfigured faces, the Nure-Onna's face is completely covered and obscured by their long hair, and if their faces are seen, it will be nothing but a pitch black void. The Nure-Onna also have a habit of announcing their presence while swimming in the water, being a creepy haunting humming or singing of the song "It's a Fine Day" or various Japanese folksongs.

Description
Rokurokubi- these enemies are more like puzzle enemies, as it requires you to locate wear the body is while the head is the source of attacks and damage. Finding and killing the body is the only way to take out these enemies. They usually can haunt an entire house by themselves, and several can be found inside large buildings. Though considered less dangerous than the Nukekubi, these monsters are undead spirits of grief-stricken women, who's depression rooted them into their rooms, unable to leave and filled with a growing hatred for the world around them. Their solemn face masks are evident to their miserable past lives, and attack with headbutts or strangulation with their long necks, but one can struggle free from them. They can cover a lot of ground and tangle up rooms, hallways and even a few places outside their hauntings like gardens and rooftops. And the necks will either lead you to the body, or the hostile head.

Nure-Onna- the snake woman is one of the most dangerous enemies in the game as they're ambush enemies. They can be fist seen gliding eerily through ponds, arms outstretched and their long sleeves looking like fins or wings as they glide in the dark shallow waters, but approaching the water, whether it be by shallow ponds, river banks or over bridges, the Nure-Onna will erupt out of the water in an attempt to either drown you or bite you. One land they will crawl rapidly over to you, slashing with claws or whipping with tails, and sometimes lung at you in sudden leaps in an attempt to pin and bite you, and a bite will guarantee and instant death by venom.
Unlike many of the other monsters who either wear masks or have disfigured faces, the Nure-Onna's face is completely covered and obscured by their long hair, and if their faces are seen, it will be nothing but a pitch black void. The Nure-Onna also have a habit of announcing their presence while swimming in the water, being a creepy haunting humming or singing of the song "It's a Fine Day" or various Japanese folksongs.