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Will O'Wisp

Main article: Will O'Wisp

The restless soul of a human being who wanders the earth instead of passing to the realm of the dead. They appear near lakes,graveyards, and other deserted places. They are said to lead travelers who encounter them down the wrong path.

Will O'Wisp are sometimes confused with Jack O' Lanterns. Jack O' Lantern is said to have originated from Will O'Wisp

Slime

Main article: Slime

A primitive monster with a body of jelly-like, viscous liquid. They have no body parts per se, but rather possess an inorganic structure like liquid metal. They can create their own body parts as necessary and sometimes even mimic other types of creatures.

Their mysterious, jelly-like bodies are very resistant to physical attacks. One theory holds that they are what results when the computer tries to summon another type of demon and fails.

Mou-Ryou

Main article: Mou-Ryou

Spirits of the dead who were unable to achieve Nirvana. They are strongly associated with water.

Mou-ryo are part of the Japanese word "chimi-mouryo." which refers to evil spirits in general. They appear frequently in Japanese legends.

Blob

Main article: Blob

Black Ooze

Main article: Black Ooze

Specter

Main article: Specter

A spirit of the dead in Western folklore. Its name means "fear." A spectre's appearance is said to be horrifying beyond anything imaginable. Those to whom it appears are paralyzed with fear, but are very rarely harmed.

Spectres are often confused with phantoms, but wheres spectres represent fear, phantoms represent illusion.

Shadow

Main article: Shadow

Phantom

Main article: Phantom