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[@primonomeultimonomen1548]

For those who don't know, as Muslims, we don't actually untie the top knot of the head for the deceased. There is no such practice in Islam. Also, in Islam, we believe that once someone dies, that's it, no coming back from the dead to haunt the leaving, none of that, once you die the angel of death takes your soul and that's it. Your soul only enters the grave to be questioned by angels. As Muslims, we believe that all these ghosts and stories of people coming back from the dead are just jinns, and them taking the form of the dead is one of their fitnas (trials/afflictions).

[@D5497.]

These stories about pocong/pontianak etc is just another way for them to fool humans

[@brandonwee9585]

U mean like a fatwa?

[@primonomeultimonomen1548]

@@brandonwee9585 what?

[@primonomeultimonomen1548]

@@D5497. Exactly

[@broodydetective8572]

Exactly!

[@QaaizarYaminKhan]

The way he pronounced "Surah Yasin" was impeccable... Perfect bro... ✌🏾☺️✌🏾

[@cutseruni5630]

Hey, I'm a Muslim and Indonesian. There are several reasons why pocong are said to roam around. Here are a few most popular reasons about it : 1. Murder Victims: Sometimes, the corpse of someone who died horribly in a murder case will wander around, searching for the perpetrator who killed them. 2. Cursed Souls: The remains of an evil person might be cursed to roam the earth as a pocong unless they apologize to the people they hurt during their life. 3. Before Indonesia's independence, our ancestors fought against colonialists from Portugal, the Netherlands, and Spain. To gain immunity from bullets, they used black magic, which required nail clippings from recently deceased individuals. This black magic was believed to be effective only if the corpse was less than three days old. As a result, many people would open graves quickly to avoid detection by villagers. Sometimes, these grave diggers would forget to restore the corpse to its original state or take the rope that bound it, believing this could strengthen the black magic immunity.

[@peppergirlrocks]

They're jins mimicking the dead that's all. It's just a trick of then to fool us humans. As muslims we should know that the dead cannot come back.

[@Triumphia123]

Hello, I am a Muslim too and I am Arab, whatever you said about how and why these pocongs roam around is wrong and goes against everything that is taught in islam, if you disagree give me a verse or a hadith where they say this. I have been told that jinns take the form of anything you are afraid of, this is why there are no pocongs in Africa or Saudi Arabia where we also bury the same way. Please do not spread false information, especially as a Muslim, even though you make this a normality in your country this is against the religion and just because the world does a certain thing it doesn´t mean it is permissable. Please do not switch up my religion. I seek forgiveness for any mistakes I have made in forming this message.

[@a.rehman10]

It's fake😂😂😂it ain't real Unless it's a jinn 😂😂 ....bruh

[@aidahasliza8699]

​@@a.rehman10 because your not muslim bro imagine dont know and talking like shit 👉💀

[@aidahasliza8699]

​@@a.rehman10 bro is brainrot person 😔 he didnt know what is pocong only muslim know this

[@p_eanuts_x]

Sushii can you make a video about Mona Fendy, who was one of Malaysia's most infamous serial killers. The story is actually quite disturbing and graphic when you look into it, and the fact that she was executed in Malaysia's most haunted prison (which is now turned into a shopping centre which is also rumoured to be haunted) makes the story even more disturbing. Please make a video about it, it would be quite interesting if you do so!

[@SneakySushii]

Yeaa we're working on that video soon!!

[@darienchan1753]

U k check Dark Asia with Megan

[@nonimportantcreature4744]

I found a glock in that mall and my colleague saw the black and white chinese reapers at the moment

[@matin0212]

Not sure if "serial killer" is the right term considering that she unalived only one person

[@basicsam]

@@matin0212 she allegedly has other victims for her rituals too but was only executed for the most high profile case

[@hanluvs]

i love how he went from making goofy content and buying sex dolls to making SEMI serious and horror/scary content, i wont lie i like this a lot (i do miss the old content a bit but i like this much better)

[@SneakySushii]

hey thankss. My team and I have more ideas for wackier shows so that'll be coming down the pipeline soon :)

[@xain339]

saw his ig updates, should have one coming up soon 🫣

[@Laapsap]

@@SneakySushii "wackier shows" not sure if we should be afraid

[@pyzzabox6574]

when did he buy sex dolls?

[@Yeonjuns_respect07]

don't forget reacting to the funniest things ever

[@zanegamingtv2252]

Interesting fact: by saying Pontianak's name out loud, you're actually welcoming/summoning her to your location.

[@chocojellys]

yes, that's why indonesian doesn't really call it blatantly "kuntilanak", we usually called her "mbak kun" or "kun kun" or "kunti"

[@whoopsiiess]

isnt that the same thing with skinwalkers??

[@ControllerPassAway]

@@zanegamingtv2252 means she is living rent free with sushi already

[@JuzNicky]

Ms P is a free floating homeless entity. banana trees are home to the banana chiobus.

[@ignatiusryd2031]

​@@chocojellys Or sometimes some people would simply called them as "miss K"

[@leahjanulgue7200]

I'm a Filipina and these aswangs are not a joke. They are real. I didn't see one but I heard one on a distance.. Especially these "wak wak". They appeared when someone is pregnant. When I was a kid, my neighbor is pregnant and suddenly a gush of wind blow at night and I heard a distance sound " Wak wak wak". Our neighbors were alerted of the sounds and everyone showed their guns out. They fired their guns that night. It sounded like fireworks.

[@faishalazhar0408]

About Pocong: If you think Pocong is slow moving ghost.. YOU'RE very wrong. Yes they move by jumping, can move their body side to side and front to back, usually likes to peek at random groups of people when the place is dark. Talk about the speed their movement. THEY CAN BE EXTREMLY FAST they may hoping but also can fly. Appearance: Most of the time you will see them with black like burnt face, that's not the scary part.. they can also show you their nastiest form like eye hanging from it socket, maggots comes out from their face, nasty scar and appear bloody and grotesque. there's a hint before they appear there be peculiar smell depends on their condition before death.

[@pindymint]

When i was little i was really into urban ghost stories and somebody told me that a pocong can also get real big and tall, like, dude'd just straight up growing into a big pochungus attack on titan style, and while you're running from it it'd outrun (or outhop?) you in that state easily

[@spydeew354]

oml I was half asleep watching this and got jumpscared at 0:04 lmao

[@starjasmine-01]

As someone who is obsessed with urban legends, I love watching your videos and listening to your commentary on urban legends! Your videos are so funny and always a treat to watch, keep up the great work! 😉

[@subarunatsuki4145]

Stranger thing is, pocong is practically does not exist in 1950's Indonesia according to nearly all of my family old timers. Only Kuntilanak/Pontianak can be found around, and Kuyang if you live in Borneo.

[@rezhaadriantanuharja3389]

Maybe because Pocong is very religion-specific? On the other hand, Kuntilanak is quite universal, especially the Indonesian version that targets newborns in particular.

[@ekosubandie2094]

Well, Kuyang is technically not a ghost but rather people (as in living human being) who practiced black magic and the practices itself has probably been around as long as Dayak people existed

[@ScienceWithRoy]

In my earlier school there were rumors of a ghost in the second floor washroom...one time me and my bestie snuck out of class to investigate and we turned off the light in the washroom and it was just the two of us....randomly we heard the toilet behind us be flush when actually there was only the two of us....we both just straight out ran out from the washroom in fear

[@reynafunvideos1453]

What school? SKTU? others? Pls tell me my second bathroom in SKTU is also haunted. I went to the second bathroom then i heard the door close while nobody was in there so pls tell me!

[@MrCloudsoon]

probably a auto flush

[@ScienceWithRoy]

@@MrCloudsoon its a school from the 1930s dude we had freaking squat toilets so no auto flush

[@ScienceWithRoy]

@@reynafunvideos1453 no not SKTU sorry

[@MrCloudsoon]

@@ScienceWithRoy oh

[@adamdean3837]

Keep going sushi. Hope you make more of this urban legends and myths videos in the future.

[@MissStrange26]

Filipino here, one known weapon against Aswangs told by elders is the "Buntot Pagi" or stingray tail. Elders from my province say that wounds inflicted on Aswangs or other creatures by Buntot Pagi weakens them and is difficult to heal. That's why Aswangs or other creatures are wary of Buntot Pagi. As a child growing up in the rural province, my grand father had a Buntot Pagi in the main house. My cousins and I were often forbidden from messing with it. Sneaky, please cover mga Laman Lupa and Engkantos. Dwende, Kapre, Tikbalang.

[@syamnaz]

stingray tail is call ekor pari here. but bro from where im from "buntot pagi" means "morning ass". 😂

[@finrille]

​@@syamnazLol!

[@JAYZ-47465]

TIKBALANG MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TOHRU-i8v]

and there are many types of Aswangs too they are powerful but easy to detect just bring a small bottle of oil when it boils aswang is near

[@Supaphiine]

4:46 the way my soul left my body 😭😭😭that jump scare ☠

[@falma0029]

There are 2 "attack mode" that Pochong has. 1. Pochong believed to have a spit with acidic properties, strong enough to melt skins & flesh. 2. Another kind of spit that said to improve the taste of food it spat on, by spitting "invisible maggots" (basically somekind of "buff" or "debuff" depending on how you look at it). Theres actually a 3rd one, but its rare and barely known. Which is a high pitch sound kind of attack capable of making the victim feel extremely nauseous.

[@anjuvenile8496]

yeah, in my region people also believed that if you annoy a pocong by disrespectful to the dead or it's roaming area it will spit on you and make you smells like corpse. the smells said lingers for weeks

[@ScienceWithRoy]

Love your Vids Sushii! Hope you reach 500 K soon now! 🧿🧿

[@SneakySushii]

almost there!

[@K8bMoua]

Poj Dab comes from the Hmong (Mong) people of Laos. Thanks for adding it to the episode, Sushi! ❤

[@vanessanicholas9004]

i think he wanted to say "girls' girl" but ended up saying "sister's sister" 😭😭 9:50

[@crystaldel7084]

😅😢🎉

[@SneakySushii]

is it not the same thing, oops

[@mynameis_qal1558]

For me, Pocong deserves an A just because of its appearance and lore LOL. Basically from what i've heard, Pocong usually appears to seek help. Most stories of the entity involves in the Pocong appearing out of nowhere and seeking help in untying the rope. Most people encourages you to do this because they believe that by untying the cloth of the Pocong will get you good fortune. This can also release the spirit of the Pocong and let it rest in peace. Overall Pocong is really scary but also a little sad.. :P

[@meen8735]

There is also different tupes of pocong by the colour of their shroud, red/blood shroud pocong typically is sent by a shaman/bomoh to seek revenge or is instructed by a master. Theres also tree pocong which are pocong that are nailed to a tree to gain wealth upon a person. Theres also pocongs with different sizes and height, not sure the reason for this but still terrifying to look at. There is also pocong that is used in restaurants to spit on foods to make it tastier (pelaris/promoter) and attract customers which is very much common. There are many different types of them some cannot hurt you and some can. Their purpose can vary too

[@luciferlouise389]

​@@meen8735i have never heard about different colored pocong or if it is sent by bomoh... Usually a bomoh or dukun (in Indonesia) send something scarier or stronger not this 'classic candy' like ghost😅

[@voltrainferno6360]

@@meen8735 i remember one kind known as the Wedon. They are much taller and can spit at anyone. Their spit can have burning effects

[@a.rehman10]

@@mynameis_qal1558 pocong are fake 🤣🤣🤣

[@farhanrifani534]

​@@a.rehman10Because you are not from Indonesia

[@farisnuh]

SOME old folks said if you found a pocong, lie it down on the ground and untie it, then KISS the forhead. Your going to have good luck. (Im not too sure but i heard it like that)

[@crystaldel7084]

WTH!

[@ShawnC07]

Bro boleh cuba lalu feedback to us 🥶

[@syahmir-bg3pw]

no it’s a demon bruh

[@nonopng]

but theres myths that says if u ever sees pocong, then ur life's gonna get so miserable, basically saying that they bring bad luck

[@ControllerPassAway]

Same, I heard about that in army days because my camp is plague with pocong sighting on top of the ammo dump. It is RP who showed me then I know what is it. I don't know how someone is going to climb up to the roof and kiss that pocong.

[@GentleGeorge69]

The video not even played yet but I already loving it. 1:25 usually, when the deceased were placed in the grave, the imam will loosen the ties that binds at the top and the bottom before burrying them. According to the legend, pocong will only rise from the grave when they forgot to release these binds. And they dont really want to scare you or attack you, they just want to get their peace like u said so. In fact, after you release their binds, pocong will disappear and leave you with a bunch of treasure. Its just that they got this creepy af looks, people tend to think that they want to scare you. Pocong is chill like that. And also, 1 version of pocong is that, they actually teleport instead of jumping or floating.

[@TWG_IceBreaker]

Poj Dab (literally translate to Ghost Lady).. it’s nice to see you cover ghosts from my culture!🙏🔥

[@ME-kg1tr]

For those who want more pocong content, netflix has a show called pamali: corpse village is about poxongs and its pretty good. 7.5/10

[@1mry]

Wow, Poj Dab made it on your list!! Hearing our elders talk about it when they lived in the mountains and jungles of Laos is super creepy and mesmerizing. There is also the men version of this, too. There is no name for the men version though. They would just refer to it as a Dab.

[@pruthvirajpawar5095]

Let's go, this is the only channel which isn't boring and makes my day very happy ,lol.

[@hmonggirl_artist]

Poj Dab?????!!! Hmong mentioned??? Omgg technically she can haunt whoever pisses her off. But yes she is a woman who either committed suicide or died because of an injustice to her. She would come back as a poj dab to haunt and drag the soul of the person that hurt her when she was a human being. The way my dad would describe them is they would be wearing Hmong clothes, classic black top, white skirt, black apron with the red sash. Very pale skin, long dark hair covering their face, long ass blue tongue sticking out. There’s another variant which is called “Poj ntxoog” which are similar in appearance but only smaller like a toddler or child. Some say their feet might be backwards and they hide in the forest and would eat crabs from streams and rivers. They’re also like little minions to these tiger spirits.

[@hmonggirl_artist]

Please notice my comment!! I love your content and I love that you mentioned my Hmong culture!

[@lololollololol629]

6:20 Yeah the "scary haunted school bathrooms" thing is definitely global.. In the Canada and the US we have bloody mary, which is pretty much the same thing as Hanako san except you see her in the mirror, also you can "summon" her in you bathroom at home too... I remember hearing about bloody mary at school in Canada when I was a kid lol....

[@ralesenpai6955]

need more of these urban legends and i want more storiess

[@Doc61725]

As a muslim, we believe that the pocong are jins, jins are like humans but there are 2 types

[@steveplayzgaming5541]

There is white and red type right?

[@a.rehman10]

@@steveplayzgaming5541 pocong is just a form taken by jinns ... ain't no human cursed👍👍

[@CheeLee-ci4vo]

As a Hmong boy, The Poj dab you said is right but the Sister girls, If the man and women both made forever promises then it’s gonna stick forever. If the woman somehow dies or killls her self, She would come back to bring him with her thru the underground hell, If the man is dating someone new she would also haunt that women that the guy she promises to be with forever. she will haunt the women first so she can stop being with him, If he doesn’t not be with any girl she go after him. Sorry if it sounds confusing

[@rakshatekuru9807]

Hellooooo! Thank you for posting! I'm still not over your previous video about this topic!

[@GDMod23]

Your mystery and paranormal videos are awesome! ❤❤❤

[@cherhuahua]

Sushii printer finally got ink 🗣🗣🗣😭😭

[@Eurxnymous]

i just stumbled upon your channel and im already loving your video 10 secs in sushi, keep it up

[@farisnuh]

finally proper ranking table

[@eyernaal]

Sneaky might just be carrying Singapore's side of content creation in this documentary esque genre

[@egiradityamahendra1913]

actually pocong has several ways to attack such as spiting some acid liquid, and freeze you if you stare it ,etc its depends on how the pocong was created. if it just because forgot to untie the knot, it will be harmless (just scare you with its existence). If it because other way (like black magic etc) it will be aggressive and can attack with that method

[@robloxmm2master733]

You know its a good day when sneaky sushi posts

[@zenmei_jk]

3:03 HELP WHEN HE MENTIONED HANAKO SAN I THOUGHT OF HANAKO KUN TBHK....

[@lololollololol629]

I tried watching that once... Was way too weird for me lol.. Not something I liked, only watched a few episodes...

[@_Tapi0ka_san_2nd_acc]

It is actually close to it, tbhk is like it as in the bathroom and remained in the bathroom and stuff like that was based of the legend I think

[@zenmei_jk]

@@_Tapi0ka_san_2nd_acc ye it is

[@mirzaardini9753]

yesssss me too 😭

[@shingmanna9515]

i live in hk and while i was in the bathroom i saw my classmates and they told me not to go the third stall because they heard crying in the third stall

[@thelonelynixie1596]

Greetings from PH! I agree with the Aswang is too OP! Please add the 8 feet tall Woman/Hachishaku-sama, Tiyanak, Tikbalang in your next video.

[@Yamete_kudasai45]

Imagine you waking up at 3am with the gang at the side of your bed but most of them are less scary or very harmless

[@memph2is]

my school use to be a Japan war hospital there are a lot of ghost stories

[@LadNisto]

u should cover the "dwende" or "the white lady" theyre really great phlipino urban legends that spooked me as a child

[@Siidan-ii]

Ya sushii is right my primary school had a myth that the 3rd level toilet is haunted and the lights in there blink a lot for no reason whatsoever

[@YohanTolentino-y3m]

Im so scared with the pictures that just suddenly show up like its a jumscare i dont think i can sleep tonight because i keep on hearing loud footsteps upstairs😭 (no one goes upstairs in my house)

[@ryhanna_rr]

toyol:)

[@kenenix3680]

"It doesn't have any physical attacks. It's kinda weak ah ngl" almost drop my beer chuckling

[@N0nam369]

Muslim here, Pocongs sound quite fake to me ngl since when someone dies, their spirit and body will be in barzakh (realm of spirits) which is inside their graves. Also as someone who has been to 2 funerals in my life, we don’t untie the the top knot until the corpse is buried in the grave. Although those pocong stories might be just jinns pretending to be a pocong. Also I really like ur pronunciation of surah yasin.

[@KnocknockCraftworks]

I heard, the lightest touch by the Pocong’s elbow can severely hurt someone. Since the arms of the deceased is crossed before “wrapping”. It is still able to swing its elbow around..

[@ktlea911]

Words can't describe how much I appreciate your humour 😂 ❤ Thank you!

[@RadwanSh]

What's really weird to me is that i had a pretty terrifying sleep paralysis experience involving a what i now know as pocong, i was laying in my bed and couldn't breath or move and my eyes were fixated on the door to my room, and then a shrouded person with no facial features started peeking it's head and moving into the room literally by floating.

[@joskethegreat4154]

I live in my college dorm which is located right next to a literal hill forest and I am questioning my rationality in binging horror videos at night in the middle of 7th month while completely alone

[@moonstone97]

Whoa 3 minutes ago! Always looking forward to your mystery videos, Sushii! Jiayou! :)

[@lattesrgood]

Hey Sushii, i really love your videos! My bf and i are from different cultures, so these videos help us connect and learn more about each other when we watch together! We love the spooky stuff, thanks :)

[@bryanthetiger3241]

Part 3 1. 8 feet tall woman (japan) 2. Roku roku bi (Japan) 3 mae nak (Thailand) 4.shui gui (China) 5. the blacked eye children (USA) 6. The night marchers (Hawaii) 7. Okiku the doll (Japan)

[@Mrexposer-k4x]

Bro this is about asia urban myths, and usa is not in asia when i last checked and Hawaii is in usa 😅

[@nemesisprime7920]

Love your Spooky videos Sushi !!!!

[@janiaooooo]

i want yall to explore more abandoned places in singapore or other countries. :)

[@Angelica-nk2wh]

My favorite spooky channel :3

[@TZandy]

after hearing the story about Hanako-san, I’m lowkey paranoid! Because my school is in the THIRD FLOOR and my favourite stall is the THIRD stall 😭🙏 4:15

[@Straightfromhell596]

Imagine Pochong coming to you casually while FLOATING and saying “yo bro” 😂😂

[@BWStudios2001]

Poj Dab (Po-Dah) is a laotian or/and hmong urban myth, there is a male version of it, though I still cant speak nor understand hmong very well :( Also, if you do get haunted by a Poj Dab, you Have to seek the help of a shaman, there is many or some outcomes to get rid of this spirit, one is just getting it away from you, and another is getting rid of it and having to change your name.

[@cstan8165]

Since you have included the Preta, please make a series of videos on the Buddhist/Taoist version of the different levels of Hell, and also briefly explaining how does someone be reborn into such level.

[@chocojellys]

oh please make more, i enjoyed this a lot. and there's something similar with noppera-bo in Indonesia, something called "Mister Gepeng". the urban story quite famous in 2000's, if i'm not mistaken it's the man got crushed by elevator door in his office building at night, that's why his face become gepeng/flat and all of his facial feature are gone

[@fractical7559]

ASWANG S TIER?!?!?!? PROUD PINOYYY!!!!!!! 😤😤💪🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭💯💯💯

[@viers4424]

My high school doesn't have any toilet horror story but our dorm is. For us, it's not the toilet but the store. There's an old, abandoned and creepy store inside the dorm which forbidden to be open. There are so many stories lurking around the store but yeah. It's still creepy.

[@_Tapi0ka_san_2nd_acc]

The thing is to get rid of or defeat the manananggal is to find it's lower half, salt can be used on it or it can be burned too but the manananggal can feel the pain, it will either scream or screech (I think) will retreat to its lower half to probably find the human who found its lower half, Also what they said is when your going through some forests with bushes, and things, you have to say "Tabi tabi po" or is what we say, that's all I've learned, correct me if I'm wrong (Also can you cover other Phillipine myths?) I also think that Hanako-san pulls her victims into the toilet to h3ll I think, or there are some where she doesn't harm you.. And with the tiktik , I think when it's far away, it's sound is loud but when it's close it's quiet, it's like tricking you to think it went somewhere else..

[@Who_Is_October_Sky]

The primary school that i used to be in(Tkps) had a incident where 5 students and 1 teacher died in 2015 from a earthquake (Sabah Quake) at mount Kinabalu and i heard some people said the their bone ashes were kept into small jars and placed around the school

[@hafyan1000]

Still !!! Top notch video dude!!!! You should try to see begu ganjang from Indonesia as I myself experience it myself before in my hometown as we have curfew there to be home before night time

[@tethniley]

You need to dive more into the south-east asian folklores. Burmese, for example, has a type of folklore creature that derives from a dead monk with unresolved matters. The creature uses its long ears to covers itself like a blanket to sleep and has no effect from people chanting prayers since it's a monk.

[@jioyouoneonone]

babe wake up, sushi posted.

[@teajeshwaaranand2418]

Been recently watching your videos. It's pretty good man. Would suggest if you're in Malaysia do check out highland Tower

[@AlvyLinYongjunDunmanss]

should go on a ghost hunting expendition for 500k and qna afterwards

[@Averifiedperson7712]

4:53 Sneaky Sushi: DO IT But... but I'm a boy and won't it be perverted to go to the third stall of a girl's bathroom?

[@jacobhopkins7084]

You should do some Taiwan stuff. Justfound you recently, love your stuff

[@alhsv9172]

sneaky: show me video of hanako san ghosts in general: we dont have reflections soo.

[@dianasenaputra7193]

Hey Sushi! Try "Nyai Roro Kidul".. she is one of the famous mythical legends in Indonesia. Also "Nang Nak" from Thailand. 👻

[@IzaanImam]

Hey sushi can you make vids on that haunted island Pulau Ubin?

[@SneakySushii]

I did make a ghost investigation video on Pulau Ubin! One of my most terrifying experiences.

[@IzaanImam]

@@SneakySushii Oh ok I guess I haven't seen it then.

[@m.y.o.b6319]

(5:17) female version of a skibidi toilet 😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@quepro.]

Wtf

[@nuratikahabd2235]

Bruh

[@irsyaddarmawan4091]

Peak brainrot

[@SALTDEPUTYMINISETER]

Kid

[@TheUniverseOfMine]

The scariest thing about the Pocong, from what I was told growing up, they appear & wait until someone notices. It is said that besides floating, the most common way they move is by hopping (due to their tied nature) or rolling. From an Islamic view, they are apparitions of jinns. A jinns nature is to frighten & lower a believer’s spirit so they could attack or even possess the individual. So yeah if you see one don’t acknowledge it or show that you’re scared.

[@kerissapaigechetty2622]

I love your exploring haunted places please do more of those vids

[@cr6585]

go sushi! i always love watching your scary horror vids whenever you upload :) keep it up sushi! :D - from your fan

[@MsLilac88]

Hello sushi, I always love watching your amazing videos, this is a great series about Asia’s horrifying myths. 😊 Hope you are doing fine, keep up the great work on your videos. 👍

[@nonimportantcreature4744]

Pocongs allegedly spits at its victim and the effects varies from irritation, nausea and even death

[@niyah_syiqah]

im in secondary school and on that day my class were going to a learning journey to mount faber, it was during sci lesson when my friend went to the toilet, a few minutes later she went back to class looking terrified after a few hours later when we were having lunch she told me she was alone inside the toilet and she heard singing she check all the toilet stall but they were really empty so thought maybe it was from outside then when she was washing her hands she said that from the side of her eyes she saw a women in white and wearing white hijab and had a burned face at one of the stall thats why she ran out. then during social studies she saw the same figure sitting next to one of our classmates. then we went to our malay teacher and she recites prayer for her

[@alyz841]

hanako-san photos gave me goosebumps, i am now traumatized and terrified

[@toshiiji6746]

I hear that if you untie the pocong’s head, you’ll be given a lot of wealth, but it obviously comes with some side effects also

[@ignatiusryd2031]

That if you untie it all from head, body, all the way down to its feet. If you were allowed to kept the ties, it can gave a lot of wealth but it cannot be inherited at all.

[@cybergonk83]

I see a new Sushi kor-kor video, I immediately smash the like button w/o any hesitation

[@marktheisekai32]

Fun Fact: others speculated the word "Asu" from the word Aswang is derive from the word Asura or demon, there are many type of it who could fly crawl or even shapeshift to many form, there is also a much more powerful and have a higher rank of Aswang called "Gabunan" which cannot be identified as an Aswang when its on its regular form, it will act and look like human and cannot be countered by anything including salts and other things, Aswang also dont have any reflection and u're reflection in theyre eyes will be upside-down, it can be killed by using salt and garlic smell bad to them tho it cannot be used to kill it, burning rubber tires can be also used to ward it off becuz they have a better and more intense smell than normal human which even when a human smell burning rubber it will be pretty disgusting, its not a type of monster but also used to be human and that have been granted power by Demons using a ritual, it originated from tribes which worship demon, u can avoid getting infected by it by not eating anything that someone u dont know have given u, or u can put Calamansi on the food given to u to show it true form, the one they use to infect others vary from just a black orb thing called "Mutya" or theyre saliva, if u were infected by it, at night u will unconsciously transform and murder people, it can grant u great power when u were able to control it, tho u need a special oil to rub on ur skin to be able to fully control it. I actually believe in it as my parents and grandparents have encountered it, the one i remember is when my Grandpa when he's young and got a gf in Capiz(a place where it is said to have many Aswang) he's gf when he's going to kiss it it randomly make its tounge longer and my grandpa was so shock about it, and the second one is when he got an aswang friend that is a mananangal which could fly, he promised him to make him a scabbard then he forgot about it and it will shake the tree and they will hear it and when they look there is no one there(if i remember correctly if freaking happened at daylight) and its also the one that give my grandpa a thing that have oil and it will boil when it sense someone will harm u, tho it got stolen on my grandpa's bag, and when my grandpa and grandma were away on work and my Mom who is just a kid at that time taking care of my uncle and bro its mid-night when they suddenly hear a "Tik Tik Tik" something like that becuz my uncle who is just a baby at that time is crying and someone laughing, i think its a tik-tik whose just a low level aswang that is very weak tho its still stronger than most humans, luckily it weren't able to harm them. I personally didnt have any encountered with them yet, other than when i was just in my moms belly and many big black cats were able to got into the house but they weren't able to get into my moms bed becuz she prayed that night. Dont believe on bs who say that it can only be a seen with third eye as its literally a human who were granted power by the demons or just got infected, and they dont die in the sun, they are not vampire. Wanna know something about the sigbin? It can freaking suck ur blood by using ur shadow, u cant also become like it becuz its just a pet of Aswang, tho it can be trapped and put in a jar and will grant u fortune, tho idk if that fortune is true or not

[@marktheisekai32]

Also another story i've heard: The peak in history for aswangs is WW2 becuz they r basically helping the filipino and also gaining something from it, and bro when some filipino were escaping the japanese, bro they found a house with many parts of human and human skin hanged outside, like imagine what u would even be scared of, will u be scared of the enemy or the aswang, but the aswang treat them nicely becuz they dont even have any reason to kill that family who r fleeing from the japanese becuz they have many food at that time.

[@Averifiedperson7712]

6:56 Humpty Dumpty ahh ghost

[@AlreadySyncToast]

I like your video very much sushi, i think i have more ghost folklore. Here some example i. Bajang ii. Lang Suir iii. Orang Minyak iv. Toyol v. Teke-teke vi. Aka manto vii. The Curse of the Colonel viii. Jinmenken ("Human-Faced Dog") ix. Gozu ("Cow Head") Idk if some ghost on the list is on the 1st episode but i will be happy to see on the 3rd episode. :)

[@AmmarNasarudin]

He already did the toyol

[@xxyinta_indo]

In Indonesia, Asu is most used in being a swear word i think? like "ASU LO!" or just "Asu", and i often use that if im angry or smth 🗿👍

[@purrifwect]

Sushii pls do a ghost hunting video since it’s “Aughost” amirite

[@skzanarchist]

I like how often sushii includes urban legends and myths from the Indian sub-continent like hindu and buddhist myths

[@WuLetaoAhs]

4:58I'm more scared of the discipline master rather than the hanako san

[@Doggo_is_sus]

I think I'm addicted to this channel's myths now.

[@TaraEshaAnilrajSacss]

u should do the oil man if theres a part three

[@priscilasam1423]

Hi sushi Can you go do investigation about the haunted changi aloha chalet M? Thank you 😊

[@SneakySushii]

Already done. Video is being edited ;)

[@priscilasam1423]

Thank you Sushi. I looking forward to it. 😊

[@jundoun3275]

Pocong Merah or red shroud ghost is arguably the most feared pocong variant due to its violent and dangerous nature, despite its rarity. It is said to be born out of a person who wished to seek revenge for an unpleasant death, making it more akin to a vengeful spirit often found in many folklores in the West

[@Cupcakelicious]

Nice more of these type of videos ❤❤