time. Tessan tells her he will forgive her losing the plate if she becomes his mistress, but even then she refuses him. At her refusal Tessan throws her into a well on the property, where she dies. After this, every night Okiku rises from the well, softly counting to 9, and then letting out a horrendous shriek once she reaches 10. She has become an . , from the third entry of the fighting game Killer Instinct, is an who died while defending her village. She still haunts her old village and will take vengeance on anyone who desecrates its ruins with her . She has pale white skin and long black hair like most . In 2018, the asymmetrical horror game Dead by Daylight released the Shattered Bloodline chapter DLC, and with it came Rin Yamaoka, The Spirit. The Spirit is an who returns from the dead after being brutally murdered by her father. In March 2022, Sadako Yamamura was added as a playable character. The term is also present in the game Phasmophobia. It is one of 24 ghost types that the player can identify, and is noted for treating lit candles like a crucifix. Physical appearance Traditionally, and other (ghosts) had no particular appearance. However, with the rising of popularity of kabuki during the Edo period, a specific costume was developed. Highly visual in nature, and with a single actor often assuming various roles within a play, kabuki developed a system of visual shorthand that allowed the audience to instantly clue in as to which character is on stage, as well as emphasize the emotions and expressions of the actor. A ghost costume consisted of three main elements: or . This garment was also worn during . Wild, unkempt long black hair Face make-up consisting of coupled with dramatic face painting () of , much like villains are depicted in kabuki make-up artistry. See also Eidolon Fatal Frame (video game) List of supernatural beings in Chinese folklore Ghosts in Vietnamese culture Japanese urban legends Kayako Saeki List of ghosts Muoi: The Legend of a Portrait (film) S-Ko Hisako Sadako Yamamura Taira no Masakado Vengeful ghost Madam Koi Koi Notes Citations Bibliography Iwasaka, Michiko and Toelken, Barre. Ghosts and the Japanese: Cultural Experiences in Japanese Death Legends, Utah State University Press, 1994. External links Ghoul Power - Onryou in the Movies Japanzine by Jon Wilks Yūrei-ga gallery at