The haunted umbrella PLEASE I MUST see that goofy goober in your art style There’s other 100 year old haunted objects too, Kasa Obake is just the best one
What would the video be about though? "Objects come to life after 100 years and become a class of yokai called tsukumogami. The end"? There's no story inherent to them - like most yokai, these are a _class_ of creature, not one specific identifiable creature.
Alot of people are complementing the angry-snow-woman-scene, but to me the man-and-woman-meet-and-talk-scene stood really out you conveyed the emotions and facial expressions really well, despite your relatively simple animation style
Meanwhile, there's another story of a Woodcutter that fell in love with a big spider woman. Also that Yuki-onna was unfair there... she only told her and she already knew so there's no reason to get mad at him for that
I mean, if you cheat on your spouse but the person you cheated with turns out to have been your spouse in disguise, you still tried to cheat on your spouse. You thought they were someone else and were unfaithful, full stop. Same principle.
Yeah, but even if the secret didn't get out; he still told it to who he thought was another person of his own volition. Thus, he deliberately disregarded her warning.
I imagine the reason there is so much folklore revolving around woodsmen is because they were the ones who ventured into the forests - and thus nature and away from civilization - and would thus be most likely to encounter some sort of spooky beast. Kind of like a cautionary tale for children. "Don't go into the woods my son or you'll get eaten by a sexy spiderlady!"
Damn, all the man had to do was keep his mouth shut and he could have spent the rest of his days with a hot snow demon wife. How do you fumble that bad?
I notice that when there is a mystical/magical creature involved and is usually a woman having kids with a human; the story is similar to this. Many Irish and Japanese lore, from those I can remember have similar situations where the mystical woman who can either shape shift or something have the same backstory of sparing/having kids with the human and having an ending of them leaving or the guy/some event where she has to leave.
Red of OSP covered this one. To my knowledge, she hasn't covered the story of Oiwa, said to be the scariest Japanese Ghost Story. Maybe you can beat her to the punch? Still, I look forward to it from both of you. You both do a good job of making entertaining coverage videos of mythology and folklore.
One of the rare 10% of Japanese ghost stories that aren't just "I saw someone at night and they turned around and there was something weird with their face. The end".
Never thought you'll post too quickly! Ive always stay tuned on friday, saturday, or sunday every third week after posting a vid because it seems thats your sched for posting. Hope you post vids quickly but not rush
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With how many times a woodcutter or fisherman gets a yokai for a wife and has to follow some strange demands I'm surprised I've never heard of a game or anime where that's the plot. Since farming sims have gotten pretty popular, and the harem anime genre has held on to life with an iron grip since the late 80s, I would have thought we'd have tons of strangely detailed woodcutting simulators luring otaku in with anime girls only to slap them with someones deep love of the profession.
What’s interesting is that she spared him for the children they had together. Normally these magical women would just kill the husband and abandon their children, kill the children or take the children with them…
Hey, Jake, will you cover romanian ghost stories as well. There are some like the Dracula (of course), the Hașdeu Castle (which is based around its owner, Bogdan Hașdeu, who reportedly saw apparitons of his dead daughter) or the white lady from the Hunyadi Castle.
>get told not to tell secret about magical woman >get death threats >magical woman never shows up >get married >tell secret to the one person i trust the most >mfw she's angry i trust her Why are snow women like this
i'm really hoping Kuchisake-onna or nure-onna get to be in this spooky series, they were always two off my favorite! There was one particular video i remember learning about the nure-onna from and i really liked it cus of the background sounds but that was so long ago and i haven't been able to find it again..
I remember this story from when I was a kid. Though after coming to America, I vaguely remember some non-Japanese movies that had this similar premise. Usually, a man survives an encounter with a monster that makes him promise not to tell anyone. He obeys and meets a woman that he marries and has children with. For some reason, he tells her about that night, and she reveals that she is that monster.
I know of one version from a comicbook where they stay married but the village slowly gets more and more winter snowstorm heavy, and the town keeps talking rumors of horrible snow women to the point their son even repeats the rumor, and only then does the husband talk out loud about his events with the snow woman only to say nice things about how she can be kind and spare lives. Then the wife had to leave cause he broke his promise but the storm went away so ya know a lil more net positive.
USA: Bill says "I was walking through the woods and I met a ghost" Bob says "Are you high?" Japan: Toshiro says"I was walking though the woods and I met a ghost" Akira says "What did they say?"
“Oh HELL NO, ghost wife! You’re staying RIGHT HERE! You ain’t pulling the “you broke your promise so now you’ll have to take care of the kids by yourself” trick! I heard of this trick from my buddy that married the spider lady! You’re staying here and we’re being a family, damn it!”
There is a great 1960s live action japanese horror anthology named Kwaidan with english subtitles that has this story. In the end he is a cobbler and is making her a new pair of shoes, and after having a vision of her as the spirit and revealing the secret, she leaves. He leaves her the new shoes outside and finds them gone in the morning, a sign that she still loves him but is bound by her word.
*has an argument with husband* “Yo if this dude knew he was talking to a snow ghost!- no o Yuki, keep up the mortal disguise, you like your life and kids and husband who is an idiot sometimes”
@@JakeDoubleyoo It does make the page feel less cramped. And If i draw 16:9 to fit my screen, i do end up having lots of space that feels pointless. I agree
Speaking of which, have you read the Okinawan tale of "The Fish Wife"? That's my personal favorite Okinawan fable. . . .that I completely remember because I forgot key details of many others I read.
So, how do we know this story? Did he later tell it to somebody else and have his wife appear and freeze him solid? Did she tell it to somebody? Was one of their children eavesdropping?
Yuki-onna: YOU SHALL NEVER TELL ANYONE OF THIS EXPERIENCE OR YOU WILL DIE AN AGONIZING DEATH Minokichi: I promise! Also Minokichi: Hey you wanna here this story about a weird snow lady who told me not to tell people about her
No wonder this one was so short, that angry animation was so smooth!
Yeah, but they still don't move their legs when walking.
@@wojciechgajewski2200How dare you criticise the best animator on youtube
"Guy fumbles magical wife" is actually a recurring trope across the world.
Mercurial beings
any good recommendations for the trope?
@@Neo-kx2qi The ones that come immediately to mind for me are Swan Maiden and the story behind the selkies.
@@Neo-kx2qiask my wife!
There's a French one called Melisone. I may have spelled it wrong.
The haunted umbrella PLEASE
I MUST see that goofy goober in your art style
There’s other 100 year old haunted objects too, Kasa Obake is just the best one
I'm surprised there isn't a Pokemon of it.
There's no story for any of those though. It's just that old objects become haunted
@metarcee2483 thats because Pokémon aren't based off any traditional Japanese monsters
@@sierrajohnson717 Frosslass is literally based on the subject of this video. Also, look up the yokai Drowzee is based on.
What would the video be about though? "Objects come to life after 100 years and become a class of yokai called tsukumogami. The end"? There's no story inherent to them - like most yokai, these are a _class_ of creature, not one specific identifiable creature.
Wait a minute that’d mean he never told anyone, he just told her? Man what a technicality
I know right? How manipulative.
Guess she was really a snowrrible person all around.
Yeah that was cold of her
Hench why he's not dead. That technicality saved him from dying.
At least to be fair she let him live, just without a wife - so she kept her word I’d say
Ghosts, man. They always play fast and loose with their own rules. 😂
Jake on his japanese phase. We lost him
Rip
prolly moving there too
He became a weeb 😭
😂😂😂
He'll do one piece next
Alot of people are complementing the angry-snow-woman-scene, but to me the man-and-woman-meet-and-talk-scene stood really out you conveyed the emotions and facial expressions really well, despite your relatively simple animation style
Meanwhile, there's another story of a Woodcutter that fell in love with a big spider woman.
Also that Yuki-onna was unfair there... she only told her and she already knew so there's no reason to get mad at him for that
Yeah, but he didn't know she knew, so he still disobeyed
I dunno I think shes kind of a fucking crazy monster lady so
It was the principle of the thing, he betrayed her trust
I mean, if you cheat on your spouse but the person you cheated with turns out to have been your spouse in disguise, you still tried to cheat on your spouse. You thought they were someone else and were unfaithful, full stop. Same principle.
Yeah, but even if the secret didn't get out; he still told it to who he thought was another person of his own volition. Thus, he deliberately disregarded her warning.
I'm Japanese American, so I appreciate one of my favorite UA-camrs doing Japanese stories!
1:08 wow. You’ve really improved your animation skills my guy. Gold star. You did good
I wanna see La Llorona in this style!!! Lord knows that story scared me as a kid!!!
I love the new animation stuff!
Love how you get more disheveled in every video
Japanese Elsa remastered is kinda crazy
Please, honey, it's already been 15 years. Just let it go.
@@sandrosliskehow cold
THIS ANIMATION IS SO GOOD WHAT THE
I NEED A GENUINE SERIES WITH THIS STYLE
i hand you my firstborn, jake, as gratitude for the river of drinking water you provide for the people
I imagine the reason there is so much folklore revolving around woodsmen is because they were the ones who ventured into the forests - and thus nature and away from civilization - and would thus be most likely to encounter some sort of spooky beast. Kind of like a cautionary tale for children.
"Don't go into the woods my son or you'll get eaten by a sexy spiderlady!"
I love Japanese mythology so thanks for this!
jakes sence of humor is humorous and I love it !!
Is that a lil smiling friends reference at 2:30?? 😂
I was thinking the same thing!!
@@4everhippies oh thank goodness I'm not the only one! 😅
i was about to go take a shit, thanks for the video to watch while doing so jakey
TMI bro
Yo Jake your story telling and animations are top notch
In the movie “Tales from the Darkside” there was one act called lovers vow that had a similar story. It’s cool to find out it was based on this tale
IM SO HERE FOR THIS
wow 2 weeks upload schedule
KEEP UP THE CONSISTENCY!!!
Damn, all the man had to do was keep his mouth shut and he could have spent the rest of his days with a hot snow demon wife. How do you fumble that bad?
The best animation yet
I notice that when there is a mystical/magical creature involved and is usually a woman having kids with a human; the story is similar to this. Many Irish and Japanese lore, from those I can remember have similar situations where the mystical woman who can either shape shift or something have the same backstory of sparing/having kids with the human and having an ending of them leaving or the guy/some event where she has to leave.
Red of OSP covered this one. To my knowledge, she hasn't covered the story of Oiwa, said to be the scariest Japanese Ghost Story. Maybe you can beat her to the punch? Still, I look forward to it from both of you. You both do a good job of making entertaining coverage videos of mythology and folklore.
Well Linfamy covered it. As well as this story
@@cgt3704 Never heard of them.
@@videogollumer he is a youtuber and covers japanese history and folklore.
One of the rare 10% of Japanese ghost stories that aren't just "I saw someone at night and they turned around and there was something weird with their face. The end".
NEW JAKE DOUBLEYOO VIDEO ALSO ITS ABOUT JAPANESE GHOST STORIES HOLY SHIT MY LIFE HAS PEAKED
I love Japanese mythology, and often, it gets ignored. Please do more of these after spooky season.
You better do the slit mouth woman next
I love those stories where the clue is in the name (in the original language anyway)
Never thought you'll post too quickly! Ive always stay tuned on friday, saturday, or sunday every third week after posting a vid because it seems thats your sched for posting. Hope you post vids quickly but not rush
I really hope this leads to a Shintō based video.
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I love this stuff!! Can you do voodoo mythology?
With how many times a woodcutter or fisherman gets a yokai for a wife and has to follow some strange demands I'm surprised I've never heard of a game or anime where that's the plot. Since farming sims have gotten pretty popular, and the harem anime genre has held on to life with an iron grip since the late 80s, I would have thought we'd have tons of strangely detailed woodcutting simulators luring otaku in with anime girls only to slap them with someones deep love of the profession.
I legally changed my middle name to Doubleyoo for you, Jake ❤❤❤❤❤
Woop woop, jake talkin bout ghosts
Idk, this almost reads like he killed his master and wife and when pressed for answers offered, "Damn snow ghosts."
2:25 the baby running caught me off guard 😂
Ah sick! Jake’s doing Yokai Stories
The only scary thing in this story is the Yuki-Onna left without child support.
"I'd like to dedicate this month to spooky ghost stories"
This would imply you upload more than once a month
What’s interesting is that she spared him for the children they had together. Normally these magical women would just kill the husband and abandon their children, kill the children or take the children with them…
Hey, Jake, will you cover romanian ghost stories as well.
There are some like the Dracula (of course), the Hașdeu Castle (which is based around its owner, Bogdan Hașdeu, who reportedly saw apparitons of his dead daughter) or the white lady from the Hunyadi Castle.
Byyyyeeee!! I’m not sending child support 😂 had me dying
>get told not to tell secret about magical woman
>get death threats
>magical woman never shows up
>get married
>tell secret to the one person i trust the most
>mfw she's angry i trust her
Why are snow women like this
i'm really hoping Kuchisake-onna or nure-onna get to be in this spooky series, they were always two off my favorite! There was one particular video i remember learning about the nure-onna from and i really liked it cus of the background sounds but that was so long ago and i haven't been able to find it again..
Getting this after I was humiliated makes me feel better, thank you Jake!
What happened?
@@connorscanlan2167 it's a mystery
I hope you are okay! ❤😊
I posted a reply but UA-cam removed it for some reason and I don't know why
Bro fumbled the snow
Getting chills up my spine with this story 🥶
Christ that jump scare thread by the snowwoman got me good
Man raising ten children is worse than death
Assuming regular human pregnancy and nursing times, I'd bet some of them were adult by the time by the time the youngest ones were born.
Hey woah your art has improved
i LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, how they actually look like japanese people!!!
Great to see japanese people that actually look like my family.
Can we all talk about how his animation improved? :D
Can't wait for Halloween dubs!!!
I don't know how but to me you tell stories like if you were there.
Honestly
I personally love japanese and chinese ghosts stories even as well Korean they need nore love
Froslass folklore, interesting. Also somehow still less dark and disturbing than froslasses pokedex entires
0:01 AHHHHHH!
Would love to see more Japanese mythos
I remember this story from when I was a kid. Though after coming to America, I vaguely remember some non-Japanese movies that had this similar premise. Usually, a man survives an encounter with a monster that makes him promise not to tell anyone. He obeys and meets a woman that he marries and has children with. For some reason, he tells her about that night, and she reveals that she is that monster.
I know of one version from a comicbook where they stay married but the village slowly gets more and more winter snowstorm heavy, and the town keeps talking rumors of horrible snow women to the point their son even repeats the rumor, and only then does the husband talk out loud about his events with the snow woman only to say nice things about how she can be kind and spare lives. Then the wife had to leave cause he broke his promise but the storm went away so ya know a lil more net positive.
USA: Bill says "I was walking through the woods and I met a ghost" Bob says "Are you high?"
Japan: Toshiro says"I was walking though the woods and I met a ghost" Akira says "What did they say?"
The animation ???!!!!!! Wowwwww
Oh, cool, something a little different, dont get me wrong, love your mythology videos
b-WHA! A mouth that moves when speaking? ...in a Jake Doubleyoo video?!
Pls keep doing Japanese stories, or an episode on Chinese myths.
Do the endless tale. It's spooky how long that guy can stall for time.
“Oh HELL NO, ghost wife! You’re staying RIGHT HERE! You ain’t pulling the “you broke your promise so now you’ll have to take care of the kids by yourself” trick! I heard of this trick from my buddy that married the spider lady! You’re staying here and we’re being a family, damn it!”
He should do Japanese stories more often
Agreed, Yokai are so interesting and there’s so many unique types
So true! There’s some lovely stories!
Good video
Babe, wake up. Jake just posted
The “twist” is also used in the segment “Lover’s Vow” from “Tales from the Darkside”
That "k baii >
There is a great 1960s live action japanese horror anthology named Kwaidan with english subtitles that has this story. In the end he is a cobbler and is making her a new pair of shoes, and after having a vision of her as the spirit and revealing the secret, she leaves. He leaves her the new shoes outside and finds them gone in the morning, a sign that she still loves him but is bound by her word.
spooky kooky - Just the woo-aay I fright it!
*has an argument with husband*
“Yo if this dude knew he was talking to a snow ghost!- no o Yuki, keep up the mortal disguise, you like your life and kids and husband who is an idiot sometimes”
So excited for this series!!! ❤❤❤
Yuki means snow. Thank you Haruhi Suzumiya for teaching me this
Japanese myths has the very weird scary ghosts and stories ngl
I see this as a win-win
Hey Jake, Why is this in 4:3 aspect ratio? Incredible, it feels like old youtube.
Because it's a better aspect ratio
@@JakeDoubleyoo It does make the page feel less cramped. And If i draw 16:9 to fit my screen, i do end up having lots of space that feels pointless. I agree
Well played, Minokichi. You only had one job.
The Japanese 1964 film Kwaidan feature this ghost story along with several other Japanese ghost stories.
Speaking of which, have you read the Okinawan tale of "The Fish Wife"?
That's my personal favorite Okinawan fable. . . .that I completely remember because I forgot key details of many others I read.
Jake need to watch dandadan fr🙏
Woodcutter: D#mn, I blew a monster's back out and live to tell the tale.
So, how do we know this story?
Did he later tell it to somebody else and have his wife appear and freeze him solid?
Did she tell it to somebody?
Was one of their children eavesdropping?
This is a great video
"Wood cutter and magical wife"
Genre, lol
New Dream Job: Be a woodcutter in Japan
does the goat reply? (love yr content)
Yuki-onna: YOU SHALL NEVER TELL ANYONE OF THIS EXPERIENCE OR YOU WILL DIE AN AGONIZING DEATH
Minokichi: I promise!
Also Minokichi: Hey you wanna here this story about a weird snow lady who told me not to tell people about her
Was the "byeeeeee" a reference to The Most Popular Girls In School?
Bro scared the hell out of me 😂
I feel like he thought: wait was all this just to make sure i didn't say anything