I still don't understand lol Did she just want her sister to know what happened? She didn't want her to correct it

@@MistaManlyGuy she might have just wanted peace and probably didn't want to have her to experience what she went through in her stead.

I thought the exact same thing!

I was thinking Inuyasha every since I saw the title of the video lol

Definitely Inuyasha! It was so on point!

Aww, I'm glad I'm not the only one! Inuyasha has always been one of my favorite shows 🥰

@@lap_of_the_goddess Definitely a calssic. And the new series following the Half-Demon Princesses, Lord Sessomoru's daughters and Inuyash's daughter, is a very pleasant watch. Highly recommend if you aren't already watching it

didn't even notice this in the two years of rewatches ive done for this video. that is literally one of the funniest things ive seen!

Interesting, other than death, what sets them apart?

​@@isabelbelem9062 Well, depending on the story, a "living spirit" (生霊) can sometimes be consciously controlled by the living person from which that spirit comes from, but sometimes the living person is unconscious of his or her spirit's actions. If the "living spirit" is a "vengeful spirit" (怨霊), you can seek its forgiveness by confronting not only the spirit, but also by confronting the living person of that spirit. In some stories, a "living spirit" leaves the living person's body only when they are asleep, so in that case, you can know you won't encounter the "living spirit" when its living person is awake. When a living person with a "living spirit" dies or is killed, the "living spirit" often becomes a "dead spirit" (死霊), so if it was a "vengeful spirit", killing the living person won't save you from the vengeance of the spirit, it might only make it worse. Also, often but not always, "dead spirits" look dead and are easily recognizable as spirits by those who see them, while "living spirits" look alive and can be mistaken for a living person. There are stories of both "living spirits" and "dead spirits" being able to possess an other person's body. There are also stories of both "living spirits" and "dead spirits" being able to curse their victims to death. But sometimes spirits only appears in front of someone to talk to them, sometimes to help them, sometimes to ask them for help, sometimes to torment them, without possessing them or cursing them. In some stories, spirits can move objects, in other stories, they can't. ... I would like to give you sources and references, unfortunately, I don't have them at hand. I'm just writing from what I can remember of the Japanese ghost stories I've read/watched throughout my life. I hope it was interesting. x)

@@aarondesilets reminds me of that one junji ito story, long black hair.

@@scribbles504 Is it the story about the evil hair spirit? If that's so, then it's a little different, since it's not the evil spirit of a person (living or dead), but the evil spirit of a person's hair. In Japanese traditional culture, every thing that exists has a spirit, and any of these spirits can turn evil. In the case of hair, it's a little questionable, since hair are supposed to be part on someone and not have its own independent spirit. But there are a lot of stories about evil hair spirit. I'm not sure why they became so popular, but I must admit, they are very creepy.

That's exactly what I thought of lol

I was thinking the same thing! 😄

100% was about to ask the same thing lol and was waiting for lady Centipede to drag her to the feudal era xD

The snake like demon reminded me of Skyward Sword with the Sealed Demon just no beans

Admittedly I thought of InuYasha the moment I read the title to this video

what is the name of the yokai?

Thought the same thing

FIRE!!!! wait lemme unlock this door real quick like it's an app from 2011

you’d miss every package delivery too

@@sleepyqueer or food delivery

Nonaynyanoinwo! That's all I know.

@@sebastiansegovia1415 the puzzle at 1:24:30 the 3x3 one makes no sense to me. i dont see the "overlap" gab is talking about. if you overlap them they dont make the pattern so ive no idea what the devs were thinking with this puzzle... just seems like really bad game design to me, could someone explain it to me so i can understand?

@@zamorvex I’m pretty sure you look at them by columns if you overlap the top and middle cubes and take off the overlapping/connecting pieces, then you get the bottom photo

She would look awesome as a tattoo 😭💕

Huh... You don't mean the H manga Golden Boy right...? I assume you mean the other Golden Boy manga that is SFW

@@andresgonzalez5676 Like Golden Boy meets Nancy Drew. Without the ecchi. Just a good series, when it comes down to it. A "light-hearted romp," if you will.

@@drearmouse9510 Oh sounds neat 👍

That timing was too good! 🤣

Especially since it happened again around 15:05 Gab: I love how he just dropped down! Game: Say no more. I got you!

I was thinking the same thing every since I saw the title of the video. That’s what peaked my interest lol

Like Reiko from the third game! The tattooed priestess!

​@@positivitybot03 yeah, or Maiden of the Black Water. I really like her headdress.

Gab said before that she tried it out but couldn't handle it because the motion made her feel really sick

@@cherryleafy101 Aw, that's too bad! It's so rich in Japanese mythology. Motion sickness sucks, some games bother me like that too :(

Same thoughts... I watched this gameplay from another youtuber one week ago. He played it very slowly almost 3 hours, because he didn't understand Japanese and his English wasn't very good either. In the end he still doesn't understand the story 😆😆 LOL... I thought if Gab played it it would be finish quickly, because Gab is really good at solving puzzles.

Same with me and Ghostwire tokyo.