"Pet Shop Yokaido": 3 Yokai you can keep as pets

Do you ever feel like having a pet on a lonely night? Hello, I'm Kamiyo, and I want to find comfort in this tough world. By the way, I like both dogs and cats,I can't keep both due to allergies.What did I do?

So, to comfort myself, I've chosen some of the most beautiful yokai from around the world."A monster that could live as a pet"I picked out the following. The selection criteria are based on my personal preference.

1st one: Shichihoda

Reptiles have become incredibly popular recently. Since information about their ecology and how to care for them has spread on video sites like YouTube, it seems like a lot of people are becoming interested in them. It's no exaggeration to say that they're the hottest pet right now.

Now, this seven-step snake is a snake that appears in the Edo period collection of supernatural stories, "Otogiboko." It is easy to keep as it is about 12 cm long, and the golden body surface visible between the bright red scales is trulyIt looks great on InstagramThe tiny legs growing from its snake-like body also accentuate its cuteness.

Moreover, if you keep this seven-step snake, strangely patterned snakes will come to your house as if the snake is calling other snakes. You can try catching them all and raising multiple snakes, or you can use them as a reference for breeding. One snake is worth the price of many snakes.

However, if you are bitten by the seven-step snakeHighly poisonous and quickly fatalSo just be careful about that.

2nd Alma Mura

This is a donkey monster that lives in South America, such as Argentina. It usually hides in the pitch black darkness, so it doesn't need a cage. It's a low-cost entry-level monster. It's also sturdy, so you can even straddle it.When riding, be careful of the area ahead as it will spit flames from its mouth and nose.

Also, sometimes its cries sound a lot like human screams. This is because Alma Mula was originally a human who had a forbidden relationship with a priest. Please rest assured that there is no need to take it to the vet just because its cries become strange.

If you want to return her/him to human form, you can cut off her mane or ears with a knife dipped in holy water.

3rd one: Chaos

This is a dog that was introduced from China. Well, it's actually a dog.Does it look like a winged butt?Well, if you look closely, this is because he's biting his own tail, which is why he's in this position.

Normally, when you hear of a dog biting its own tail, you might imagine it moving sideways to the side and biting it, but Konchamin is different.It stretches its neck out and places it between its legs, holding its tail vertically in its mouth.I wonder why he does that.

With all due respect, this yokai seems to take a liking to evil people, so it will probably take a liking to those of you who are planning to keep a non-human being as a pet.

However, Konton is a symbol of chaos. If you try to force a shape by drawing eyes, a nose and a mouth on what looks like a face, Konton will die from stress. The trick to keeping a yokai is to leave things as they are, without interfering with them.

So, this is the feature article for today, and I have introduced three yokai that you could keep as pets. What did you think? Did it inspire you to want to keep a yokai? The more I research yokai, the more"We can't live together!"That's what happened, putting the cart before the horse.

However, keeping a living creature means living with a creature that has a completely different culture from your own. Surprisingly, keeping a dog or cat and keeping a monster are essentially the same thing, just with different things to be careful about.

(Images: Kabishi, Shanhaijing)