8 Most Dangerous Yokai You’ve Never Heard Of (ft. StoryDive)

8 of the most dangerous yokai you've never heard of. Which one do you like the most?

See StoryDive’s 8 Most Annoying Yokai here:

0:00 What are Yokai?
0:27 Tsurube Otoshi (Giant Flaming Head)
2:21 Shitanaga Uba (Long Tongue Hag)
4:08 Iso Onna (Wet Woman)
5:13 Jubokko (Vampire Tree)
6:08 Hari Onna (Sexy Woman Having a Bad Hair Day)
6:58 Akkorokamui (Release the Kraken!)
7:42 Bashō no Sei (Preggers Banana)
9:03 Kuro Bōzu (Pervy Monk)

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[OnizukaAllMighty]

"They crush their prey like they are student loans and their prey are hopes and dreams"
This line hits differently but still painfully

[just_radical]

Iso Onna: She looked like a beautiful woman but below the waist she was blurry and translucent.

So she was a JAV actress.

[cheeseguzzler]

“Banana Demon” sounds like a weird rock band.

[OrangeyChocolate]

"Like l told my ex, there are work-arounds for being too small."
Less than 90 seconds in and you've already slain me.

[giantred]

Yokai:"Bet you can't get past us!"
Me: Oh okay, I will just turn back then; have a nice night.

[PequenaNoobAmaPudim]

Jubokko reminded me of an indigenous story I heard. It says that somewhere on a river in the Amazon, there's a certain forest, and in this forest there's a tree. The tree's trunk is made out of flesh; its leaves, long, black hair. The fruits are eyes that look at you intensely. Its said that it is harmless, just scary af.

[lauraschot]

You found some creepy Pokémons sir, wouldn't wanna get caught by either of them.

[wazukage]

Im so jealous😣 he got all the 8 new legendary pokemon!!!!

[moisttowel]

Ok the last one's just a creep with a cold

[jankoshalloway]

"Isso-ona is always wet"
"She sucks them dry..."
Omg i died HAHAHAHAHA

[JackalHavok]

I have noticed that the Super Mario Bros enemy Thwomp is based on the Tsurube Otoshi and the Thwimps are based on the smaller versions of that yokai. Plus Whomp is based on the Nurikabe.

[jinn]

Ur correct. I never heard of them -, -

[deadlydingus]

So we have:
- Thwomp
- A Jojo reference
- * insert gangsta's paradise choir here *
- Trevenant
- Oh look. Another Jojo reference.
- RELEASE THE KRAKEN!!
- banana
- Sleep paralysis demon

[evilroberto]

Tsurube Otoshi: ahh another victim! Wait why do I hear boss music?

Doom slayer: ah another lost soul. Annoying things

[jeanfalconer]

This has to be one of the funniest vids yet. Love it.
As to my fave...it's between 3. 1) Shadow monk 'cause slightly less fatal.
2) The beach one. Merpeople/sirens are the best.
3) The banana one because that's just...out there.

[EspressoStreams]

I dunno if you read these at all, but I wanted to say thank you for making these videos. When I lived in Japan, I lived in Shinjuku for a short time, then moved to Okinawa. Okinawa is such a vastly different place, and I didn't get much of the same historic and cultural folklore view of the mainland. Okinawa was very, very xenophobic, and still is. It took a long time to get people to like me enough to tell me stories that they grew up on, and it still felt very confusing for someone who hadn't lived there for very long without the culture that made these things understandable. These days I can't even go to mainland and speak to anyone. I only speak 沖縄大和口. It's like going to New York and speaking South-Boonie Alabama. No one can understand me. Which, y'know.. is fine, but I feel disconnected from my own culture. Okinawa folklore is also nothing like the mainland, so most of this is completely new to me, or at least has a deviation in some way.

So thank you for doing this. It's been really, really nice to learn this tuff in a way that's cute, appealing, approachable, and I talk to my brother and grandmother about it sometimes. They love hearing me translate your stories and really enjoy the folklore they hadn't heard either. My grandma is from China, moving back after her Husband passed, and my brother travels a lot. So, it's kind of nice to have something that they love I can share with them that appeals to all of us. I've never been close to any of my family, but this is something I can legitimately say brings us closer.

Thanks man. You're honestly really, really, amazing.

[WildBillCox]

"The 120Hz kind of licking . . ." Priceless.

[TokoroTenNo]

I'm super interested in knowing what cultural, sociological or psychiatric reasons could be behind those yokai, like the isolation and starvation suffered by pilgrims are likely behind the wendigo psychosis

[NathanTarantlawriter]

I live in North America. I've been through all the mythical and cryptid creatures here, either researching, reading about, hunting with a camera (or all three ), and I appreciate hearing accounts of these creatures from other cultures. Your channel is great! Yokai are so funny and many are hilariously bizarre. I want to hunt them!