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(cont.) A concave indentation or saucer on top of the kappa's head contains water; if this water is spilled, the creature loses its super strength.
(cont.) Kappa are mischievous and sometimes deadly, notorious for pulling horses and cattle into the water; they also have been known to drown young children and extract their internal organs through their anuses.
(cont.) Despite these murderous proclivities, kappa can be both playful and exceedingly honest. They especially enjoy sumō wrestling and like to challenge passerby to a match. One tactic for defeating a kappa in sumō is simply to bow beforehand; when the kappa bows in response, it spills its strength-giving liquid from the saucer on its head.
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(cont.) A concave indentation or saucer on top of the kappa's head contains water; if this water is spilled, the creature loses its super strength.
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(cont.) Kappa are mischievous and sometimes deadly, notorious for pulling horses and cattle into the water; they also have been known to drown young children and extract their internal organs through their anuses.
(cont.) Despite these murderous proclivities, kappa can be both playful and exceedingly honest. They especially enjoy sumō wrestling and like to challenge passerby to a match. One tactic for defeating a kappa in sumō is simply to bow beforehand; when the kappa bows in response, it spills its strength-giving liquid from the saucer on its head.
