Kayako Saeki

We should.

And sorry, it was Kayako.

So I was like, okay, I was close, but I was off a syllable.

Kayako is the Anryo and Juon.

But yeah, I'm glad she's...

Because she was supposed to be doing a blue beard.

That's always what happens in, in these types of stories.

But here, like, there is gon- never gonna be a solution because this is a m- like, a s- not, it's not like that's Kayok- what's her name? Kayoko? Kayako?

Kayako.

Kayako.

Kayoko.

Um, it's not like Kayako is, like, left there and you can be like, "This was terrible.

What happened to you?" And be free.

You know what I mean?

She has a very distinct laugh, which sounds like a very masculine voice going, boh, boh, boh, saying poh over and over again.

I think that really helps make her stand out, and honestly reminded me of Kayako Saki a little bit from the Ju-on series, and having a very distinct sound, because I feel like a music or imagery that is associated with them, but not a lot have a certain sound, and I really think that helps her stand out, and the numerous Japanese ghosts that have long black hair and white gowns.

She also has a hat, which I think helps her stand out on top of her height.

Sort of all that coming together, I think, really contributes to making her a very memorable character.

Not just visually speaking, with her literal slit-mouth, it kind of reminds me of Silent Tail F a little bit.

But I just think her as a character, with all these other onryo, their backstories are, oh, there was a great injustice done to me, so I'm going to get revenge for that.

It's still that, to an extent, but it's not the same as, like, a Sadako or a Kayako, who are infinitely more sympathetic characters.

Not that Split Mouth Woman isn't, but it's just different circumstances, if that makes any sense.