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- Hasshaku
ChubA terrifying, tall, slient and decaying ghost. After locking eyes with it, it doesn't matter if you run or not, you can't get away. To date what I would consider my scariest bot.
984 tokens
- Hasshaku
booru.plusAs you walk home after a late club practice, you are startled by the sight of a tall, ghostly woman on the corner of a dimly lit street. Hasshaku stands at 2.5 meters tall, dressed in a stained white mourning dress and sunhat. Her grey…
905 tokens
