...s food to its human neighbors during the day so that they will also become ghouls.
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==Ghouls in fiction==
In modern fiction, ghouls are often confused with other types of [[undead]], usually the mindless var
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...ffended it can become truly nasty. In Bulgarian folklore Karakoncolos are ghouls who stalk people in the dark. Then they jump on the victim's back, causing
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Vampires, zombies, ghouls and other creatures that are on the other side.
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...t involve the reanimation of a [[corpse]], as with zombies, skeletons, and ghouls. Regarding ghosts, the spirit lives on after death, forming an intangible p
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...nese mythology, '''jikininki''' (Japanese: 食尸鬼, "human-eating ghosts") are ghouls, who eat dead human bodies.
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...vampire blood, they have biological similarities to [[Undead|Revenant]]s (ghouls that are literally bred to serve vampires).
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...s a sort of Titans or enemies of the gods, and lastly, as blood-drinking [[ghouls]] which has become the most common use.
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* Willoughby-Meade, Gerald. ''Chinese Ghouls and Goblins''.
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*Beelzebub appears in the arcade game, '''Ghouls'n Ghosts''' as the boss of the fifth level. He can shoot balls of acid to a
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* The character known as Sardius in the international versions of ''Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts'' was originally called Samael in the Japanese version.
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...Serling wasn't impressed. "[The network executives seem] to prefer weekly ghouls, and we have what appears to be a considerable difference in opinion. I do
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...Serling wasn't impressed. "[The network executives seem] to prefer weekly ghouls, and we have what appears to be a considerable difference in opinion. I do
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...loween special "Treehouse of Horror V" Pinhead appears among various other ghouls in the segment "The Shinning" attempting to coerce character Homer Simpson
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...f several monsters at "Miss Grimwood's School for Girls". One of the 'girl ghouls' (as they are called in the movie) is named Elsa Frankenteen, her father be
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*In "Pickman's Model" by [[H. P. Lovecraft]], it is implied that [[Ghouls]] sometimes exchange their young with human children in a similar manner, a
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...gshī''', has more in common with Western ideas of corporeal [[zombie]]s or ghouls but is still depicted as draining the victim of blood.
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*Irvine, Alex. ''The Supernatural™ Book of Monsters, Spirits, Demons, and Ghouls''. New York: HarperCollins Publishers. Copyright TM & ©2007 Warner Bros. E
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