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In [[Japanese folklore]], '''Gashadokuro''' (がしゃどくろ) |
In [[Japanese]] [[folklore]], the '''Gashadokuro''', (がしゃどくろ) also known as the '''Odokuro''',{{citation needed}} is a giant [[skeleton]], ''"fifteen times taller than an average person."''{{citation needed}} If a Gashadokuro sees a [[human]], ''"it will grab it and attempt to bite its head off."''{{citation needed}} Gashadokuro are created from ''"gathering bones from people who have died of [[starvation]]."''{{citation needed}} The only way a Gashadokuro can be detected before it appears is by ''"hearing a ringing in one's ears."''{{citation needed}} |
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In Japanese folklore, the Gashadokuro, (がしゃどくろ) also known as the Odokuro,[citation needed] is a giant skeleton, "fifteen times taller than an average person."[citation needed] If a Gashadokuro sees a human, "it will grab it and attempt to bite its head off."[citation needed] Gashadokuro are created from "gathering bones from people who have died of starvation."[citation needed] The only way a Gashadokuro can be detected before it appears is by "hearing a ringing in one's ears."[citation needed]
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