This is legit one of my favorite monsters from folklore. From Wikipedia:
Gashadokuro (がしゃどくろ/ 餓者髑髏, literally "starving skeleton," also known as Odokuro) are mythical creatures in Japanese mythology.[1][2]
GIANT SKELLYS with the power of INVISIBILITY
The Gashadokuro are spirits that take the form of giant skeletons and are fifteen times taller than an average person, said to be created from the amassed bones of people who died of starvation or in battle, without being buried.[3] These Yōkai roam after midnight, grabbing lone travelers and biting off their heads to drink their spraying blood. There is a way to know of their approach, as the victim would hear the sound of loud ringing in the ear.[4] The Gashadokuro are said to possess the powers of invisibility and indestructibility; though Shinto charms are said to ward them off.[5][better source needed]
Gashadokuro (がしゃどくろ/ 餓者髑髏, literally "starving skeleton," also known as Odokuro) are mythical creatures in Japanese mythology.[1][2]
GIANT SKELLYS with the power of INVISIBILITY
The Gashadokuro are spirits that take the form of giant skeletons and are fifteen times taller than an average person, said to be created from the amassed bones of people who died of starvation or in battle, without being buried.[3] These Yōkai roam after midnight, grabbing lone travelers and biting off their heads to drink their spraying blood. There is a way to know of their approach, as the victim would hear the sound of loud ringing in the ear.[4] The Gashadokuro are said to possess the powers of invisibility and indestructibility; though Shinto charms are said to ward them off.[5][better source needed]
