Ao-andon

Ao-andon — the name of Ao-andon in Latin

あおあんんん — the original spelling of Ao-andon syllabic alphabet-kana

- the original spelling of Ao-andon in kanji characters

In Japanese mythology, a spirit that appears after telling the hundredth scary story. It is formed from the general fusion of the feeling of fear of a large group of people.

This fear is presented as a demonic woman with long black hair, blue skin, blackened teeth, claws and horns. She is dressed in a white or blue kimono and glows with an eerie blue light.