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Plants

**Plants** are living organisms that belong to the *Plantae* kingdom. They obtain most of their energy from sunlight in a process called photosynthesis. However, not all plants absorb energy via photosynthesis. They are the protagonists of *Plants vs. Zombies* and the player's main defense against the undead assailants.

well throughout the life of plants vs zombies golden force which had 2 games and 40 plants throughout its history which 6 plants are selectable in CANADA, 4 in the USA, 6 in Mexico, 5 that can be bought in the store for gems, 4 that can be bought in the store for tikest, 1 could only be played in the beta testo, 4 new special plants from version 0.7.7, 3 common plants that also came out in version 0.7.7 and 7 plants that appeared only in the revival 6 version in the seed selector and an unknown plant that is shown on the map and those are all the plants in the game so far 11/23/2020

## Trivia

° Curiously plants vs zombies golden force had 40 plants between its 2 games 33 of the basic game and 7 exclusive of the revival version
Dead Fish Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Dead Fish Spirit

### Rarity

Rare

The Dead Fish Spirits are Spirits in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

The Dead Fish Spirits take the appearance of a hybrid between a fish and a seahorse.

These Spirits have a head of a seahorse, but its body resembles that of a fish. The fish body has a mix of white and gray colors. It also have red and white marks on its body that look similar to eyes.

They have two different tails: the fish tail at the end of the fish body, and the seahorse tail at the bottom of the fish body (in the middle of it). The fish tail has a reddish pattern on it that makes it look similar to that of a wing of a butterfly. They have three fins on the upper part of its fish body.

Based on its appearance, it seems that the Spirit's fish body resembles a dead fish floating upside-down. Its fins and lighter-colored underbelly are pointing upwards, while its more darker-colored back is facing downwards.

## Behavior

They move in straight lines along the sewer paths of the canals where water and waste flows. However, they can cross over the bridges that are over the sewer paths. They will not actively attack the girls. However, they will kill if they are touched.

## Trivia

* When regular fishes die, their bodies would float to the surface of the water while their bodies are usually positioned upside-down or sideways. So, this Spirit is supposedly imitating a dead fish as its fish body is floating upside down.

## Gallery

Dead Fish Spirit Playstation Avatar

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Kuro

**Kuro** was one of Yui's dogs in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

Kuro is a Pomeranian breed of dog. He consists of mostly black fur. He also has some brown fur on his tail, ears, feet, underbelly, beard, mouth, nose, and around the eyes. He is smaller than Poro, and is roughly the same size as Yui's other dog, Chaco.

## Plot

The prologue opens with Kuro's owner, Yui, burying the unfortunate dog. It is revealed that he had died in some sort of incident near the end of summer, and Yui had gone to the mountains to bury him.

Kuro's death has a deep impact on Yui; still distraught, she ends up getting separated from Chaco and lost in the woods. With very little left to live for, Yui eventually uses Chaco's collar to commit suicide. This subsequently leads to her best friend, Haru, embarking on a journey to search for her missing friend and her eventual confrontation with Malice, which ends in her finally freeing the deceased Yui's spirit from Malice's control.

## Trivia

* Kuro's name comes from the Japanese word "Kuro" (黒), which means "Black" in Japanese. This may refer to the dog's black fur.
* Though Kuro only appears in the Prologue of Midnight Shadows, there is a Japanese novelization that reveals more of the situation surrounding Kuro's death and Yui and Haru's previous encounter with Malice.

## Gallery

A drawing of Kuro by Yui.Kuro's body, before it gets buried by Yui.
Pair of Shoes

The Pair of Shoes is one of the collectible Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

The Pair of Shoes can be founded in the Downtown area. More specifically, it is located on the southwest end of the road that is between the Downtown area and the Shrine. The Item is on the word "STOP", which is painted on the ground of the road.

## Trivia

* In Japan, it is considered customary for one to take their shoes off before committing suicide (like killing themselves via hanging or jumping off a high place).
	+ A Hanging Spirit can be found near where this collectible Item. So, presumably, someone took of these shoes before hanging themselves and their soul became this malicious Spirit.
Canada - Day 2

Canada - Day 2 is the one of the level in Canada. There's a little word show at the bottom of the screen about the Sunflower. The lawn is 3 row in this level.

## Strategy

This level is just simple as Canada - Day 1 Nothing is too hard.

## Reward

You'll get Potato Mine if you complete the level for the first time. If you complete it for the second time you'll get 100 Coins

## Gallery

Day 2 tutorial (1)Day 2 tutorial (2)If player compete this level for the first time. They'll get Potato Mine
One-Eyed Daruma

The One-Eyd Daruma is a collectible Item from Yomawari: Night Alone. It is only accessible in a random event with the Daruma, and it requires the Dull Eyeball to obtain it.

## Location

It is only accessible during the random event with the Daruma. It requires you to obtain the Dull Eyeball and then interact with the Daruma behind its back. After that, you have to put the eyeball in the right side of the Spirit's eye socket. Once you do, the Spirit will give you this Item with the eyeball inside.
Walking Statue

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Walking Statue

### Rarity

Unique

The Walking Statue is one of the unique Spirits in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Appearance

The Spirit takes the appearance of a stone statue of a japanese peasant from the olden times of Japan. The statue wears a kimono and sandals. Its hairstyle is done in a knot. On its back is are bundles of firewood tied to its back. It seems to be reading a book while walking.

## Behavior

The Walking Statue is slowly walking back and forth or around the track and field of the School. It appears to be reading a book while walking around. Because it seems to be reading, it ignores the Protagonist, as well as the rest of its environment. It poses no threat to any human.

In addition, it doesn't hasten the Protagonist's heartbeat. So the Protagonist's heartbeat rate and stamina will remain unaffected.

## Trivia

* This statue is of Ninomiya Sontoku, a statue commonly found in Japanese elementary schools. These statues depict him as a boy, reading and walking at the same time, because it was said that Ninomiya studied at any time he could.
* There is a well known urban legend in Japan about the statue of Ninomiya Sontoku walking in the hallways of the school at night.
	+ This urban legend is considered as one of the Seven Mysteries in a traditional Japanese school.

## Gallery

The Walking Statue's front side.The Walking Statue's back side.Ninomiya Sontoku Playstation Avatar
Child Spirit

**This article is a disambiguation page for Child Spirit**

The following is a navigational page that lists other pages that might share the same title.

If an article link led you here, you may wish to change that link to point directly to the intended article.

**Child Spirit** may refer to:

* Child Spirit (Night Alone)
* Child Spirit (Midnight Shadows)
Wet Hourglass

### Description

"An hourglass with pink sand in it. It's wet, so the sand doesn't move if you flip it."

The Wet Hourglass is one of the collectible Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

The Wet Hourglass is located in the Fields, specifically it is located in one of the T-shaped intersections of the Fields. Because there are some of them, so it may take some time. But, the T-shaped intersection that has this Item is close to the path where there are trees and it is where your screen will be covered by spiderwebs.
Yui's House

Yui's House is one of the houses located around the center of the Second Town. It belongs to Yui's family, and is located nearby Haru's House.

## Story

### Prologue

On the night of the fireworks festival, Haru visits Yui's house so they can go see the fireworks together. After ringing the doorbell a few times without any response, Yui suddenly appears. After getting over the surprise of her sudden appearance, the two set off for the mountains.

### Chapter 1

Haru returns from the mountains alone and, wondering if Yui decided to go home, leaves a note for her at her house's mailbox.

### Chapter 5

As Yui sets off toward the mountains once more, now a spirit trying to remember the cause of her death, she walks past her house. She checks the mailbox, finding and reading the note Haru had left her on the night of the fireworks display, before continuing on.
Torn Swimsuit

The Torn Swimsuit is one of the collectible Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

The Torn Swimsuit is located in near one of the drain one of the inside of the pool in the Pool area of the School. It is the drain where you can get the Wet Bone key Item for the Human-Faced Dog.

## Trivia

* The Torn Swimsuit may have belonged to someone who have died in the pool, which may have created the phenomenon of the pool's water having blood-red color at night.
Pond

## Map

The Pond is a location in the Protagonist's Town in Yomawari: Night Alone. It is on top of a hill that is near the Field area.

## Area

The pond is located on top of a big hill near the Field. In the hill besides the pond there is also an area with a view where Protagonist can see the town from high up on the hill.

## Residence

* Mr. Floaty
* Hanging Spirit
* Road Blocker
* Giant Spirit

## Items

### Collectibles

There are four Collectible Items in the Pond.

Main article: Mummy

You can collect this Item from the Fields, specifically the end of the Pond area that is guarded by a Mr. Floaty. It is near the actual pond.

Main article: Torn Rope

You can collect this Item from the Fields, specifically the middle of the hill that leads to the Pond area. It is guarded by a Hanging Spirit.

Main article: Radio

You can acquire **Part 3** at the Pond area, specially at the deepest part of the area where there's a cliff and a view of the city.

Main article: Weird Puzzle

You can acquire **Puzzle Piece 8** beneath a stationary Road Blocker in the entrance path towards the Pond.
Library

The Library is the first indoor location of Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. It is located in the southern-most area of the Second Town. It acts the the town's local library.

## Residence

* Mirror Spirit
* Monitor Spirit
* Empty Souls
* Patrol Spirit
* Tsukumogami

## Gallery

Haru in the middle of the Library.Haru near a readable book in the Library.A Tsukumogami Vase in the Library.
Molar Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Molar Spirit

### Rarity

Unique

The Molar Spirit is a unique Spirit from Yomawari: Midnight Shadows, taking the form of a large, floating head.

## Appearance

This Spirit appears as a large pale head. Its left eye appears to be bulging, with its pupil being almost as big as its eyeball. Its right eye, on the other hand, appears to be drooping down as its pupil is always looking downwards.

Its teeth seems to be pinkish, like red blood has stained all its white teeth completely.

A red scar stretches from the top of its right eye to the back of its head, where a large gush of blood is spilling from.

## Behavior

The Molar Spirit will spawn in a certain street in the Second Town once Haru obtains the Torn Poster item. When its event is active and Haru passes through that street, it will fall from the sky (or fall from the screen, in the player's perspective) and onto the ground. It will then chase Haru in order to kill her.

Haru needs to either hide somewhere or run away until this Spirit disappears. It is possible to outrun it with the stamina Haru has since its speed is similar to Haru's speed.

Once the Spirit is gone, Haru needs to return to the spot where this floating head fell on. There, she can find and pick up the collectible item called the Large Molar.

Be warned, unlike most optional events with Spirits, this Spirit will continue to appear at the same location even after you have collected its event item, the Large Molar.

## Mythology and Theories

There is very little that is known about this Spirit.

The Torn Poster item, which triggers this event, mentions that the 'road is dangerous and not to go through it'. Near the location where is Spirit will appear, Haru can find another poster on a notice board that has says "WARNING! ROAD CLOSED!".

This suggests that both the Torn Poster and the poster near the Spirit's location are warning people about the Molar Spirit and how it has been attacking people on that very road.

However, who wrote these warning posters and how much they know remains a mystery.
Human-Faced Crab

> *"A giant crab spirit with a human face. It lurks arounda special location..."*
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Human Faced Crabs are crab-like Spirits that lurk in the Sewers in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

As the name implies they are giant crabs with a human face. Besides the size they have a regular crab body. Most of it is brown with their pincers being lighter than the rest, having a golden color.

On the bottom of their bodies they have a giant blueish face. This face has completely red eyes and a slightly open mouth. Its expression looks like it's in agony.

## Behaviour

They are found in 2 directional narrow paths and they will only move horizontally along that path. They go all the way to one end of the path they are in, and then return to the other end in a cycle.

They move very quickly, so to get past them, the player must start running as soon as the Human Faced Crab passes by them in the opposite direction.

## Mythology and Theories

A possible basis for the Human-Faced Crab may be the Heikegani. The Heikegani is a species of crab that are native to Japan. These crabs are known for having shells with patterns that resemble a human face.

Many believed that the face on the crab's shell is that of an angry samurai, which led to the crab being nicknamed the "Samurai Crab". It is locally believed that these crabs are supposed to be the reincarnations of the Heike warriors who were defeated at the Battle of Dan-no-ura, as told in "The Tale of the Heike"*.*

"The Tale of the Heike" focuses on the struggle between the Taira Clain (also known as the Heike) and the Minamoto Clan for control of Japan at the end of the 12th Century in the Genpai War (in the year 1180-1185).

During the Battle of Dan-no-ura (the bay of Japan's Inland Sea), those two samurai clans fought to the death. At the time, the currently ruling group, the Taira clan (Heike), was led by a child-emperor named Antoku and his grandmother, Tokiko Taira. The Heike had ruled Japan for many decades, but now they faced defeat by the hands of the Minamoto due to being outnumbered.

During the battle, Tokiko took her grandchild, Emperor Antoku, and leaped with him into the water in the Shimonoseki Straits. She drowned herself and the child emperor because the former didn't want her grandchild to be captured by the opposing forces. This action caused most of the members and generals of the Taira Clan to follow in death, committing suicide out of despair.

Many of the Taira Clan would either be killed in action during this battle or commit suicide after losing their emperor. The deceased Emperor Antoku would later be worshipped as Mizu-no-kami ("God of Water" in Japanese).

The name "Heikegani" even came from the Heike (otherwise known as the Taira Clan).
Sewer Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Sewer Spirit

### Appearances

Yomawari: Night AloneYomawari: Midnight Shadows

### Locations

Town (Night Alone)Second Town (Midnight Shadows)

### Rarity

Rare

The Sewer Spirit is one of the Spirits from Yomawari: Night Alone and Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

The Sewer Spirit appears as a flat black silhouette of a hand that comes out of a sewer's manhole.

## Behavior

The Sewer Spirits only appear in certain manholes from the many that are scattered around the Town. If the Protagonist were to walk on top of its manhole, it will come out and grab the player. It can't do any direct harm, but it will render the Protagonist immobile while keeping the Heartbeat at high speed, potentially trapping the player long enough for other hostile spirits to attack. It will let go after about eight seconds.

## Gallery

The Protagonist getting trapped by a Sewer Spirit, while being surrounded by Mr. Raw Heads.A clear picture of the Sewer Spirit grabbing the Protagonist.
Tire Wanyudo

> *"A tire spirit that appears on the road. It away at an extremely high speed."*
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The Tire Wanyudos are Spirits in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

These Spirits take the appearance of a tire with flames coming out from the middle. Their tire body appears to be made out of black or grayish rubber.

The flames that come out of their tire body is a yellowish fire with orange and red colors coming out at the top of the flames. In the origin of the flames, there is something that resembles a face in the flames. There are three black dots that resemble the eyes and mouth of a face.

## Behavior

The Tire Wanyudos will appear on the roads of the Second Town of Haru and Yui. They will roll along side the road very fast, in a single direction. If anyone where to be in the path of these Spirits, they will kill that person by running them over and possibly setting that person on fire with their flames.

They can be anticipated by the black tire marks on the road. They will travel on the same path as those tire marks. Once a Tire Wanyudo crosses over the tire mark, there won't be a second one coming on that same tire mark until the player dies, enters into a different location, or gets far away enough from the tire mark.

## Mythology and Theories

The Tire Wanyudo is based after the Japanese yokai known as the "Wanyūdō" (輪入道). It's Japanese name can be read as "wheel (輪) monk (入道)". It is also known as the "Firewheel" or the "Soultaker". The Wanyūdō is a yokai that takes the form of a burning oxcart wheel with the face of a man in its center. The man's face is supposed to show a tormented expression.

Many folklores depict this yokai being the condemned soul of a tyrannical 'daimyō' (a lord who was one of the vassals of the shogun in Feudal Japan) who was known for having his victims drawn on the back of an oxcart during his life.

It is said that this yokai would guard the gates of Hell, wandering back and forth along the road between this world and the underworld. It would scare people, and even steal their souls if they got too close. Those stolen souls would then be brought to Hell. It is also known to cause death and illness to people by just being seen by them.

## Trivia

* The black tire marks that the Tire Wanyudo travels on may be created by these very Spirits as the result of how hard these tire Spirits move on the roads, or from the heat generated on their tire bodies.

## Gallery

Tire Wanyudo Playstation Avatar

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Giant Fish

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Giant Fish

### Appearances

Yomawari: Night AloneYomawari: Midnight Shadows

### Locations

School (Night Alone)Town (Midnight Shadows)

### Rarity

Rare

Giant Fishes are Spirits in Yomawari: Night Alone and Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

These spirits resemble giant goldfish with only one big eye instead of a face. They are seen for the first time in Night Alone swimming in a pool full of water, but after draining the pool it is revealed that they can swim in the air just as well as in the water.

## Behavior

These spirits just swim about in their territory. They don't care about the actions or presence of the girls, so they will ignore them and not give chase.

## Mythology and Theories

These Spirits are based after the "Sugame no Uo" (Japanese for "One-Eyed Fish), a Japanese yokai that takes the appearance of a fish with a missing eye. It is believed that this spirit is the reincarnation of "Kate o Kami".

It is possible that these Spirits are in fact the Spirits of people (students or teachers/faculty members) who have drowned in the Pool. The bulletin boards in the School mention how there was a drowned victim in the Pool. Furthermore, you can find a Torn Swimsuit and a Wet Bone in the Pool, which suggests that they belonged to the said victim.

It is unknown why these Spirits can be found 'swimming' above the streets in the Town during the second game.

## Gallery

Giant Fish in Downtown area in Midnight ShadowsGoldfish Playstation Avatar
Peeking Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Peeking Spirit

### Rarity

Rare

The Peeking Shadow is a rare Spirit from Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

The Peeking Shadow appears as a human head with messy long black hair. Its skin is pale, like it is a corpse. It only has one visible eye (because its other eye is hidden behind its hair), and its visible eye is looking upwards.

The way it surfaces from the ground resembles how a person surfaces their head from water.

## Behavior

This Spirit will randomly surface from the ground when Haru is nearby. After a while of surfacing from the ground, it will then sink right back down.

Besides surfacing up and sinking back down, it will not move around. However, if Haru touches this Spirit, she will die.
Empty Building

The Empty Building is the second indoor location of Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. It is located around the northeast area of the Second Town. It is an abandoned mansion that has been haunted by a dangerous spirit.

## Residence

* Haunted House
* Patrol Spirit
* Hanging Spirit
* Streetlight Shadow
* Child Spirit (Midnight Shadows)

## Gallery

A full view of the exterior of the mansion.A full view of the destroyed mansion.The interior of the mansion.
Miasma Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Miasma Spirit

### Rarity

Rare

Miasma Spirit is one of the Spirits in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. It is a ball of deadly vapors that chase after Haru.

## Appearance

The Miasma Spirit appears as a large sphere made out of dark purple gases. There are small, badly-shaped, light purple circles moving around its body. As it moves, it leaves a trail of light purple vapors that dissipates, as if it was a tail.

## Behavior

These Spirits can suddenly appear in the outside of the town. They will chase after Haru in order to catch her and kill her with its lethal fumes.

Currently, the only known method of survival is for Haru to outrun these spirits or hide somewhere until these spirits leave her alone.
Red Trinket

The Red Trinket is one of the collectible Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

The Red Trinket is located in the northern part of the Downtown area. It is in front of the temple gate of the Shrine, the home of the Centipede Spirit.

## Trivia

* The Red Trinket's centipede mark is that of the Centipede Spirit. So this trinket may either be a souvenir of the Downtown area that worships the Centipede Spirit, or it comes from the Centipede Spirit itself.
Living Mailbox

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Living Mailbox

### Rarity

Rare

Living Mailboxes are rare Spirits in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

Living Mailboxes take the appearance as an ordinary mailbox (specifically, the traditional red mailbox commonly known in Japan).

When they fall down, they release three white arms from the mailbox's hole. These pale arms have red veins that are very visible to the human eye.

## Behavior

These tricky Spirits pretend to be ordinary mailboxes in order to catch Haru off-guard when they attack her. They randomly take over a mailbox, and when Haru gets close enough to it, the mailbox will shake. The mailbox will then fall down and the Spirits' arms pop out to try to kill Haru.

However, the Spirits cannot move from the mailbox. So, as long as Haru stays away from them, the malicious Spirits cannot hurt her.

Haru can predict when the Living Mailbox will appear. Despite the Spirit being able to hide itself, Haru can still detect the Spirit being nearby with her heartbeat. If her heartbeat gets faster while being near a mailbox, it is likely that the mailbox is possessed by the dangerous entity.

So, it is highly advised that Haru stays away from any mailboxes whenever her heartbeat is beating quickly near them.
Hanako

Hanako is one of the unique Spirits in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Appearance

Hanako takes the form of a small girl.Her face is just a big bloody hole with fangs inside of it. She has black bobbed-style hair and pale skin. Her clothing consists of a white shirt, a red skirt, red suspenders, and red shoes.

## Behavior

The Spirit plays around in the parking lot near the Downtown area. She searches for someone to play hide-and-seek and tag with her. As a result, she instantly plays these games with the Protagonist as so as they meet each other. Playing these games with her is tricky as she teleports around the parking lot, runs from you when you try to get close, and is invisible in the dark. However, she is neither hostile nor malicious. She is just the ghost of a child who wants to play like any other ordinary child.

If you find and tag her enough times, she will be satisfied with playing with you and give you a Doll as thanks. Once she gives you this Item, it is unlocked and accessible to recollect in the toy box inside the Home.

## Mythology and Theories

Hanako is a spirit based on the Japanese ghost story of a Japanese school girl named Hanako, who died during WWII. It is said that if someone calls out for her in the school's bathroom, Hanako will appear or return the call with a reply.
Her appearance as a school girl with short hair is based after this story's Hanako. But her face, a gaping and toothed maw, seems to be a tribute to the Kaibutsu (female monsters that look like schoolchildren but has a distorted maw where their faces should be) from the horror game ".*Flow"*, which a fan game for a popular surreal adventure game called "*Yume Nikki*".
Burning Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Burning Spirit

### Rarity

Rare

The Burning Spirit is one of the Spirits from Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Appearance

The Burning Spirit takes the form of a black silhouette of a child. This silhouette is constantly surrounded in flames, mixed in red, orange, and yellow colors. A large red mouth is constantly open so widely, it's probably impossible to distinguish its eyes. Its mouth is constantly open probably because it is screaming nonstop. Its teeth are red, probably because of the fire surrounding the Spirit.

## Behavior

This Spirit can be found near the back of the School's old incinerator and in an alley Downtown. It will simply stand there. If the Protagonist gets too close to it, it will run after her screaming with its hands in the air. Its speed is too fast for even the Protagonist to outrun, and it usually always able to catch up to her and kill her by crashing into her.

The one in the school guards the collectible Item Puzzle Piece 2, which is located right behind the incinerator. So, in order to get pass the Spirit and obtain this Puzzle Piece, you'll have to distract it or slow it down with Salt in order to accomplish this.

## Mythology and Theories

The Burning Spirit in the school is probably the Spirit of a human child that died as a result of being burnt to death inside the School's old incinerator.

It's motive is the Korean yokai called fireman.

## Gallery

The Incinerating Spirit chasing after the Protagonist near the School's old incinerator.The Incinerating Spirit found at one of the Town's alleyways during Chapter 7.
Hair Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Hair Spirit

### Locations

Factory (in the hidden sewage passage near the Bridge)Field (Second Town)

### Rarity

Unique

The Hair Spirit is one of the unique Spirits of Yomawari: Night Alone and Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

In the first game, this Spirit guards a collectible Item called the Black Furball in the hidden sewage passage of the Bridge near the Factory.

In the second game, it roams around the fields of the Second Town.

## Appearance

The Spirit appearances as a huge, floating head that is completely covered by its long, black hair. You can see red bumps or spots on its face, underneath its messy and wet hair.

## Behavior

If the Protagonist gets close to it, it will chase after her to kill her.

## Gallery

The Hair Spirit in Yomawari: Night Alone.The Hair Spirit in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.
Monster Cat

> *"A giant cat head. It disguises itself as a regular cat, but if you go near it, it reveals its true form."*
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The Monster Cat is one of the unique Spirits in Yomawari: Night Alone. It becomes a rare, reoccurring Spirit in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

It initially takes the appearance of a regular white cat with black and brown spots. However, when the player enters the lot it's standing in, it will transform in a large floating head of itself. With its large head form, you can see its white whiskers and eyebrows as well as its yellow eyes with black iris.

## Behavior

In Yomawari: Night Alone, the Monster Cat randomly spawns at Vacant Lot with the radio. You have a chance to trigger its event by returning home and leaving it. If its event is active, when you go to the Vacant Lot, you will find it in the form of a regular cat and it will be waiting for you at the steps to the lot. However, once you get close to it, it will run away from you for a moment, and when you enter the lot it will transform into a large cat head. It will then chase after you and kill you.

The Monster Cat can be distracted with the Doll from Hanako. If you throw it, the Spirit will focus on attacking the doll. You can also use Animal Feed to distract the cat spirit while it's in its normal cat form, as it 'is' a cat, but the time it is distracted is much shorter than with the Doll.

When triggering this event, you can obtain the Big Bell, a collectible Item. Triggering the event has low chance, and returning to the house (either intentionally or due to dying) will reset it. But it remains active or remains inactive if you die and return to the Jizo Statue.

In Yomawari: Midnight Shadows, it will randomly spawn in the middle of the streets. It appears as just a normal cat. But once Haru gets close to it, it will show its true form and attack Haru. Just like in the first game, Haru can distract it using the Animal Feed.

## Trivia

* Monster Cat is based on the yokai Bakeneko (translates literally to Monster Cat).
* In the source of the flash file from the Yomawari's official website page, the Monster Cat sprites are called "catMike". It refers to the cat's coloration because "catMike" is "mikeneko" (with "mike" pronounced as "me-kei") in Japanese, and "mikeneko" is the Japanese term for "calico cat".
Telephones

Telephones are one of the vital mechanics in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. They act as the substitute for Jizo Statues for Haru when she is inside a building.

Just like the Jizo Statues, the telephones can be used for quick saving your progress in exchange for a Coin. That way, it won't be necessary to save in the diary at Haru's House. There are a handful of telephones inside each building.

In addition, they act as a respawn point when Haru are killed. When she dies, she will respawn in the last Telephone she quick saved. However, if she leaves the building, then she will end up respawning at her house.

## Gallery

The telephone inside the Library.The telephone inside the Empty Building.The telephone inside the Sewers.
Rusty Small Key

### Description

"A rusty key that I got at the factory. I can barely tell that it says "chimney.""

The Rusty Small Key is one of the key Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

The Rusty Small Key is located in an area in the West area of the Factory. This place may sometimes have a dead body of a child. The narrow path to it is blocked by a Meat who will ram at you to kill you. It will take a lot of maneuvering to get pass the Spirit and get this Item.

## Uses

The Rusty Small Key is used to unlock the door to the chimney building of the Factory. It is a red colored building in the Map.
Mr. Floaty

**Mr. Floaty** is one of the unique Spirits in Yomawari: Night Alone and Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. It appears near the Pond in the Protagonist's Town.

## Appearance

This Spirit takes the appearance of a large, blue, and transparent jellyfish with eyes, nostrils, and a large mouth with teeth. Inside of its translucent blue head is a big brain.

## Behavior

Normally, Mr. Floaty remains idle near the watery portion of the Pond. However, if either the Protagonist or Haru approaches it, it (like most hostile spirits) will chase after her and will only stop if she dies, or she leaves its detection range.

If either of the girls gets too close to it, it will stab her with its tentacles, instantly dealing a lethal blow.

It guards the nearby Mummy collectible item, which is said to resemble a bird or a kappa.
Blurry Spirit

> *"A spirit that looks like a reddish shadow. It will vibrate rapidly as it chases the girls."*
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Blurry Spirits are Spirits in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

These spirits are red figures that resemble a human. They don't have any arms and their bodies have a triangular shape. The body is the widest where their shoulders would be, and becomes narrower as it goes down to its feet. They have some white particles in the middle of their chests.

They have two orange eyes and a small red circular mouth.

## Behavior

They will stay in place unless a girl gets too close to it. They will vibrate their bodies while chasing the girls, emitting a loud buzzing noise.

This Spirit can be temporarily distracted by throwing a Pebble at this Spirit. This will allow Haru to get around it with enough time.

If the girl hides or leaves the Blurry Spirit's range, it will return to its initial position.

## Gallery

The Blurry Spirit in the Second Town.
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Tsukumogami

Tsukumogami are Spirits in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

Tsukumogami are spirits that take the form of multiple everyday objects. These include: vases, umbrellas, knives and televisions. But when they are active, they grow legs to walk. These legs are black and stick-like.

The Vase Tsukumogami appear as dark brown & light brown vases with a long crack and a pair of legs. The Umbrella Tuskomogami appear as a yellow & white umbrellas with their handle transforming into a single leg. The Knife Tsukomogami appear as a silver kitchen knife with a pair of short legs coming from the knife's handle. And Television Tsukumogami appear as a small, red rectangular television with a black back-part, a cracked screen, and four legs.

## Behavior

They will be immobile like a regular object while they are in the dark. When exposed to light they will get legs and start moving towards one of the girls or just move around in the area. When in the dark, they present no threat and can be safely touched.

Because they are mixed with ordinary objects, it can cause people to be cautious whenever a possible Tsukumogami might be present. And with the threat of Spirits that are invisible in the dark or Spirits that need light to stop them, it is best to identify which objects are Tsukumogami with the flashlight to help plan how to maneuver around them all.

## Mythology and Theories

Tsukumogami (付喪神 or つくも神) can translate as "Tool Spirits" from Japanese. In Japanese mythology, they are objects that gain a spirit. They have many different original concepts in Japanese folklores. But today, the general concept is that Tsukumogami are spirits residing in objects as a result of age. This happens when an object, once they reach the age of around 100 years, gain life and self-awareness. However, this current concept still has controversy and dispute.

One of the kind of Tsukumogami are "Karakasa Kozo". The "Karakasa Kozo" is a yokai that takes the form of a sentient umbrella with one eye and a mouth with a long tongue. Some of them are also depicted with two arms. This yokai hops around on a leg, which used to be its handle. Some variants of the umbrella Tsukumogami are harmless and simple enjoy surprising or scaring people. However, there are other versions that are dangerous.

In the past, "Karakasa Kozo" are created from paper umbrellas or bamboo umbrellas from olden Japan. In Yomawari: Midnight Shadows, this one is created from modern plastic umbrellas.

## Gallery

Tsukumogami Playstation AvatarA vase Tsukumogami in the library.A knife Tsukumogami in the library.A umbrella Tsukumogami in the library.A television Tsukumogami in the library.

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Library Keys

The Library Keys is one of the key Items in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Location

The Library Keys are located in a room after Haru goes thorugh the rest of the Library.

## Uses

It can be used to open a door to the entrance of the library again, and the door that leads to the room with the mirror, where Haru faces the Mirror Spirit.

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Skull from the Pond

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Skull from the Pond

### Rarity

Unique

The Skull from the Pond is a unique Spirit found in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. It is a living skull that lives within the Pond of the Second Town and attacks those who litter the Pond.

## Appearance

The Skull from the Pond appears as a floating human skull. It is pure white, with no signs of damages or flesh attached to it.

It has two large holes that make up the the eye sockets and one small hole where the nose would be. It has two rows of clean white teeth that forms the skull's mouth.

## Behavior

This unique Spirit lives within the Pond of the Second Town. If Haru - or anyone else, for that matter - were to throw trash into the pond, the Spirit would throw it right back out of the water.

However, if Haru throws enough trash (in the form of Usable Items) into the pond, the skull will finally snap in frustration and will emerge from the pond with the intent of killing Haru to stop her from littering in the pond.

When the skull comes out to kill her, Haru can throw Salt on this Spirit in order to exorcise it. When this happens, the skull is killed and she can pick up the Mummified Fish collectible Item.
Sis's Shoe

### Description

"Sis's shoe that I found at school. It's got slobber from the human-faced dog on it."

Sis's Shoe is one of the collectible Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

Sis's Shoe is first found in the middle of the School during Chapter 2. However, the Human-Faced Dog steals it and take it to the Incinerator area. Once the Protagonist sent the Spirit away with a Wet Bone, she was able to retrieve her sister's shoe and complete Chapter 2.
Headless Horse

> *"A headless horse that runs through the streets. It runs in the same area every night."*
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The Headless Horse is one of the unique Spirits from Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Appearance

The Headless Horse takes the appearance of a dark brown horse with black tail and mane, black hooves, and a red & black saddle. It is missing its head, and in its place is red flames.

## Behavior

It goes on to run at the same path every time, not getting distracted or paying attention to its surrounding due to having no head to see or hear.

This Spirit is will not attack. It only ends up killing the player if they are in its way.

If the Protagonist witnesses the Headless Horse at the dead end of a certain highway near the northeast Vacant Lot (which is mark on the Map with a red cross), she can unlock and access a collectible Item called Human Bone. After witnessing the Headless Horse for the first time, the Protagonist must head to the road that starts from the northeast Vacant Lot and then follow it to the Tunnel. She will eventually see the Headless Horse again. Follow it, and she'll see the Spirit disappear into the trees and leave the Item called the Human Bone.

## Mythology and Theories

The headless horse is a yokai that roams the streets and it is said that God is riding it.

It may be the spirit of a horse that died upon having its head cut off or destroyed. As a result, its spirit has been searching for its head for its whole afterlife. Because it lacks a head, it cannot see and can accidentally run over the Protagonist if she is in its way. However, it is unknown why it has been going on the same path or know it is able to run in the same path despite not being able to see.

The Human Bones collectible Item that is unlocked upon witnessing the Headless Horse in a certain area may be the bones of the horse spirit's rider, and the spot the Item is found (being near a thicket of trees) may be where the horse or its rider have died.
Torn Shirt

### Description

"An old shirt that was balled up on the street. It's all sun faded and beat up."

The Torn Shirt is one of the collectible Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

The Torn Shirt is located in the Fields. It is left at the flower area of the upward direction of the Cliff area, near Puzzle Piece 10.

## Trivia

* The Torn Shirt may have belonged to the killer of the young woman who became the Woman in the Rice Fields. They most likely had their shirt torn up as a result of a struggle with the young woman, so he threw it away to avoid suspicion.
Canada - Day 1

Canada - Day 1 is the first level of Canada and the first level of the game.

## Strategy

This level is extremely easy. Since it's the first level. You just plant the Peashooter In the 3rd row to beat Browncoat Zombie win

However, if you play this level for the second time, You'll see that the lawn are 5 row and there are Conehead Zombie and Buckethead Zombie too.

## Reward

You'll get Sunflower if you complete the level for the first time. If you complete it for the second time you'll get 100 Coins

## Gallery

Day 1 tutorial (1)Day 1 tutorial (2)When player finish the level, They will get Sunflower
Graffiti Spirit

This spirit doesn't have an official name. The name on this article is simply a descriptive name of this spirit.

## Graffiti Spirit

### Rarity

Unique

The Graffiti Spirit is a mysterious and unique Spirit from Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. It is a series of large heads based after the graffiti drawn throughout the two towns.

## Appearance

The Graffiti Spirit appears as a large white head. It is bald, having no signs of hair anywhere. It is supposedly old, having wrinkles around the face. Its eyes are similar to human eyes, having white sclera and black iris.

## Behavior

It only appears after Haru has discovered all ten graffiti drawings of this Spirit, which are scattered throughout the Town and Second Town. There will be five scribbles in each of the towns.

Once Haru interacts with all ten of the graffiti, she will receive the Scribble Mask collectible item.

After a while, she may run into a series of Graffiti Spirits chasing after her. They are very fast, and they will surround Haru (cutting off all escape routes) in order to kill her. So, unless Haru can quickly hide somewhere, these spirits will most likely kill her.

Haru can also find these spirits hanging around near the graffiti. So, if you're unlucky, one will appear out of thin air before chasing after her. In these circumstances, the Graffiti Spirit will chase after Haru differently than usual, teleporting near Haru only when she moves.

## Trivia

* You can find a collectible item called "**Kid's Note 6**" that warns you not to look for all ten graffiti faces.

## Gallery

The Graffiti Spirit standing stationary in the Protagonist's Town.A series of Graffiti Spirits chasing after Haru.The Graffiti Spirits cornering Haru.A graffiti drawing of the Graffiti Spirit.The locations of the graffiti in the Second Town.The locations of the graffiti in the Protagonist's Town.
Child Spirit (Midnight Shadows)

*For other uses, see Child Spirit.*
These Child Spirits are a Spirit variation for the Second Town in Yomawari: Midnight Shadows.

## Appearance

These Spirits appear as black balls with a small tail. They have two large white eyes without pupils. In addition, they have two small red hands.

## Behavior

Their behavior is just like the first variation of Child Spirits that first appeared in Yomawari: Night Alone.

They will attack the girls if they get too close unless they are exposed to light. When they are exposed to light, they will stay still while cover their eyes with their hands.

Unlike the original Child Spirits, these Child Spirits are not invisible in the dark and their chasing radius is considerably bigger.

## Trivia

* Their behavior in hiding, their behavior when spotted by the protagonist, and the manner in how they chase the player while their back is turned may be a reference to the Boo enemies from the Super Mario series.
Yomawari: The Long Night Collection

Yomawari: The Long Night Collection is an isometric survival horror game developed by Nippon Ichi Software. This collection is a bundle of the two survival horror games, Yomawari: Night Alone and Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. It is for Nintendo Switch.

## Characters

### Yomawari: Night Alone Characters

* Protagonist
* Poro
* Sis
* Mr. Yomawari
* Woman in the Rice Fields
* Centipede Spirit
* Mountain Spirit

### Yomawari: Midnight Shadows Characters

* Haru
* Yui
* Chaco
* Kuro
* Mr. Kotowari
* Malice
* Protagonist  (Cameo)
* Poro  (Mentioned/Invisible Cameo)

## Game Mechanics

* Flashlight
* Heartbeat System
* Hiding
* Spirits
* Items
* Charms
* Push Things
* Road Blocks
Tsuchinoko

### Description

"A funny little thing with a wide body. It's cute, so I think I'll keep it as a pet."

The Tsuchinoko is one of the collectible Items in Yomawari: Night Alone.

## Location

The Tsuchinoko is located in the grassy field area inside the Tunnel. You have to stand right next to the save point, then move north until you spot two somewhat outstanding trees. The red exclamation mark should appear right between them.

## Trivia

* In Japanese folklore, the Tsuchinoko (ツチノコ or 槌の子) literally translates to "child of hammer" or "child of gravel". It is a snake-like being that. According to legend, some tsuchinoko have the ability to speak and a propensity for lying, and they are also said to have a taste for alcohol. Legend records that it will sometimes swallow its own tail so that it can roll like a wheel, similarly to the "hoop snake" of American legend.