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In this classic Japanese creepypasta, Wink learns a valuable lesson: If you hear a voice crying softly in the forest at night, don't investigate! Here's a little spooky Halloween treat for you all, with amazing help from the scarifically talented Matt Olson. ► http://mattolsonart.deviantart.com ► Read MUJINA online: http://www.trussel.com/hearn/mujina.htm ► Wikipedia page on Lafcadio Hearn: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lafcadio... Most stock footage and sound effects in this video obtained from http://pond5.com, including the title song, "Lost" by Cyril Baranov. Some terms in this story: ► Mujina: This is actually a kind of badger. Some animals were thought to be able to transform themselves in order to menace people. ► O-jochû: "Honorable damsel." A polite form of address towards a young woman one does not know. ► Centuries before Slender Man, the Japanese had the "nopperabo," an apparition with a smooth featureless face that was a stock part of their pantheon of ghosts and demons. ► Soba: A preparation of buckwheat, resembling vermicelli. So this story is a creepypasta that actually has pasta in it. ► "Kore! Kore!": Something you'd say if you lived long ago in Japan and someone has just startled and annoyed you. SFF180 — a YouTube production of SFReviews.net Please like, share, and subscribe to the channel! ► Main site: http://sfreviews.net ► Facebook: / sfreviewsnet ► Twitter: / sfreviewsnet Winktoon title card by Matt Olson ► http://mattolsonart.deviantart.com Want to do some Wink Fan Art? Post it to the SFReviews.net FB page, or message me on YouTube with the art attached or linked.