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|nicknames        =Karakasaobake, Kasaobake,<br>Kasabake, Ipponashi,<br>Karakasaipponashi, Obakekasa
|name            =Karakasakozo
|nicknames        =Karakasa, Karakasa Kozou,<br>Ipponashi no Kasa, Bakekasa{{sup|[[The Great Yokai War|TGYW]]}}
|species          =Umbrella [[:Category:Yokai|yokai]]
|species          =Umbrella [[:Category:Yokai|yokai]]
|allies          ={{small|Other [[:Category:Yokai|yokai]]}}{{sup|[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters|YM:OHM]]-[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare|YM:SW]], [[The Great Yokai War|GYW]]}}, [[Coonjo]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}
|allies          =Other [[:Category:Yokai|yokai]], [[Coonjo]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}
|enemies          =[[Daimon]]{{sup|[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare|YM:SW]]}}, [[Uragira]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}},<br>[[Nyudo]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}, [[Kotaro Ushiwaka]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}
|enemies          =[[Daimon]]{{sup|[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare|YMSW]]}}, [[Uragira]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}},<br>[[Nyudo]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}, [[Kotaro Ushiwaka]]{{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}
|portrayed        =Toshiro Ishi (voice){{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}
|portrayed        =Toshiro Ishii (voice){{sup|[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka|G!KU]]}}
|debut            =''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters|Yokai Monsters:<br>One Hundred Monsters]]''
|debut            =''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters|Yokai Monsters:<br>One Hundred Monsters]]''
|last            =''[[The Great Yokai War]]''
|last            =''[[The Great Yokai War: Guardians|The Great Yokai<br>War: Guardians]]''
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'''Karakasakozo''' {{Nihongo|からかさ小僧|Karakasakozō|lit. ''Paper Umbrella Boy''}} is a kind of [[Japan]]ese [[:Category:Yokai|yokai]], or folklore creature. They appear in the [[1968]] [[Kadokawa|Daiei]] [[:Category:Films|films]] ''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters]]'' and ''[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare]]'', their [[2005]] spiritual successor ''[[The Great Yokai War]]'', and episode 95 of the [[1974]] [[Toho]] [[:Category:Yokai|yokai]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]], ''[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka]]'', titled "[[Karakasakozo (episode)|Karakasakozo]]."
'''Karakasakozo''' {{Nihongo|から{{ruby|傘|かさ}}{{ruby|小|こ}}{{ruby|僧|ぞう}}|Karakasakozō|lit. ''paper umbrella boy''}} is a kind of [[:Category:Yokai|yokai]] in [[Japan]]ese folklore. They appear in the [[1968]] [[Daiei]] [[:Category:Films|films]] ''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters]]'' and ''[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare]]'', the latter's [[2005]] remake ''[[The Great Yokai War]]'' and its [[2021]] sequel ''[[The Great Yokai War: Guardians]]'', and episode 95 of the [[1974]] [[Toho]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]] ''[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka]]'', titled "[[Karakasakozo (episode)|Karakasakozo]]."
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==Name==
==Name==
Karakasakozo are referred to by several other names in Japanese folklore, including '''Karakasaobake''' {{Nihongo|から傘おばけ}}, '''Kasaobake''' {{Nihongo|傘おばけ}}, '''Kasabake''' {{Nihongo|傘化け}}, '''Ipponashi''' {{Nihongo|一本足}}, '''Karakasaipponashi''' {{Nihongo|からかさ一本足}}, and '''Obakekasa''' {{Nihongo|お化け傘}}. In the ''Yokai Monsters'' series and ''[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka]]'', it consistently uses the name Karakasakozo, while in ''[[The Great Yokai War]]'' it is instead called '''Bakekasa''' {{Nihongo|化け傘}}.
These yokai are called numerous names in Japanese folklore; however, the most common is '''Karakasakozo''', derived from the Japanese words ''karakasa'' (から{{ruby|傘|かさ}})—referring to a paper umbrella—and ''kozō'' ({{ruby|小|こ}}{{ruby|僧|ぞう}}), meaning "boy" or "young monk." The poster for ''[[Yokai Monsters: 100 Monsters]]'' labels its Karakasakozo as '''Ipponashi no Kasa''' {{Nihongo|{{ruby|一|いっ}}{{ruby|本|ぽん}}{{ruby|足|あし}}の{{ruby|傘|かさ}}|3=lit. ''one-legged umbrella''}}, while the film's trailer simply calls him '''Karakasa''' {{Nihongo|からかさ|3=lit. ''paper umbrella''}}. The poster for ''[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare|Spook Warfare]]'' refers to him by the Karakasakozo name, which is also used in ''[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka]]'' and ''[[The Great Yokai War: Guardians]]''. The creature from ''[[The Great Yokai War]]'' is instead called '''Bakekasa''' {{Nihongo|{{ruby|化|ば}}け{{ruby|傘|かさ}}|3=lit. ''haunted umbrella''}}. The ''Gamera, Gappa, Guilala: Special Effects Encyclopedia'' trading card series refers to the Karakasa from ''100 Monsters'' as "Ipponashi no Kasa," while the one from ''Spook Warfare'' is labeled either "Karakasa Kozou" or "Karakasa."
==Design==
==Design==
Karakasakozo generally resemble an umbrella with one eye in the center of their face, a long tongue and one to two long legs, typically wearing sandals.
Karakasakozo generally resemble an umbrella with one eye in the center of their face, a long tongue and one to two long legs, typically wearing sandals.
==History==
==History==
===[[Showa era|Showa series]]===
===[[Showa era]]===
====''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters]]''====
====''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters]]''====
A Karakasakozo was first seen when it came to life from a man's drawings. It danced and played with the man, before vanishing.
A Karakasakozo was first seen when it came to life from a man's drawings. It danced and played with the man, before vanishing.
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===[[Millennium era|Millennium series]]===
[[File:Kakasa GYW.png|thumb|right|200px|Bakekasa being held by [[Aburasumashi]] in<br>''[[The Great Yokai War]]'']]
===[[Heisei era]]===
====''[[The Great Yokai War]]''====
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[[File:Kakasa GYW.png|thumb|right|200px|Bakekasa being held by [[Aburasumashi]] in<br>''[[The Great Yokai War]]'']]
The Karakasakozo, called Bakekasa here, makes a cameo when all of the various other yokai begin formulating a plan to take action against their mindless machine counterparts. It complained that it already partook in one war and that was enough. It later was summoned to the giant festival mistakenly being held on the antagonist's base, carrying [[Aburasumashi]] as it did during the war against [[Daimon]].
The Karakasakozo, called Bakekasa here, makes a cameo when all of the various other yokai begin formulating a plan to take action against their mindless machine counterparts. It complained that it already partook in one war and that was enough. It later was summoned to the giant festival mistakenly being held on the antagonist's base, carrying [[Aburasumashi]] as it did during the war against [[Daimon]].
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===[[Reiwa era]]===
====''[[The Great Yokai War: Guardians]]''====
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==Abilities==
==Abilities==
*The Karakasakozo in ''Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka'' wielded a short sword with a cross-shaped blade.
===Sword===
==Filmography==
The Karakasakozo in ''Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka'' wielded a short sword with a cross-shaped blade.
==Selected filmography==
*''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters]]'' (1968)
*''[[Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters]]'' (1968)
*''[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare]]'' (1969)
*''[[Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare]]'' (1969)
*''[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka]]'' (TV 1974-1975) [episode 95]
*''[[Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka]]'' (TV 1974-1975) [episode 95]
*''[[The Great Yokai War]]'' (2005)
*''[[The Great Yokai War]]'' (2005)
*''[[The Great Yokai War: Guardians]]'' (2021)
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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{{Main|Karakasakozo/Gallery}}
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Karakasakozo
Karakasakozo closed in Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare
Karakasakozo opened in Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare
Alternate names Karakasa, Karakasa Kozou,
Ipponashi no Kasa, BakekasaTGYW
Species Umbrella yokai
Allies Other yokai, CoonjoG!KU
Enemies DaimonYMSW, UragiraG!KU,
NyudoG!KU, Kotaro UshiwakaG!KU
Played by Toshiro Ishii (voice)G!KU
First appearance Latest appearance
Yokai Monsters:
One Hundred Monsters 		The Great Yokai
War: Guardians

Karakasakozo (から傘 (かさ)小 (こ)僧 (ぞう),   Karakasakozō, lit. paper umbrella boy) is a kind of yokai in Japanese folklore. They appear in the 1968 Daiei films Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters and Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare, the latter's 2005 remake The Great Yokai War and its 2021 sequel The Great Yokai War: Guardians, and episode 95 of the 1974 Toho series Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka, titled "Karakasakozo."

Name

These yokai are called numerous names in Japanese folklore; however, the most common is Karakasakozo, derived from the Japanese words karakasa (から傘 (かさ))—referring to a paper umbrella—and kozō (小 (こ)僧 (ぞう)), meaning "boy" or "young monk." The poster for Yokai Monsters: 100 Monsters labels its Karakasakozo as Ipponashi no Kasa (一 (いっ)本 (ぽん)足 (あし)の傘 (かさ), lit. one-legged umbrella), while the film's trailer simply calls him Karakasa (からかさ, lit. paper umbrella). The poster for Spook Warfare refers to him by the Karakasakozo name, which is also used in Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka and The Great Yokai War: Guardians. The creature from The Great Yokai War is instead called Bakekasa (化 (ば)け傘 (かさ), lit. haunted umbrella). The Gamera, Gappa, Guilala: Special Effects Encyclopedia trading card series refers to the Karakasa from 100 Monsters as "Ipponashi no Kasa," while the one from Spook Warfare is labeled either "Karakasa Kozou" or "Karakasa."

Design

Karakasakozo generally resemble an umbrella with one eye in the center of their face, a long tongue and one to two long legs, typically wearing sandals.

History

Showa era

Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters

A Karakasakozo was first seen when it came to life from a man's drawings. It danced and played with the man, before vanishing.

Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare

In this film, the Karakasakozo has an important role, and is one of the protagonists. It is the second yokai seen in the film. It helped in the first battle with Daimon, but it to was defeated. It also helped organize the spirit army for the final battle with Daimon. As the yokai of Japan fought against Daimon and his many clones, Aburasumashi struggled to find the true Daimon. After finding it, Aburasumashi asked a Karasutengu for help, and the two were sent skyward by a gust of wind. Along with two other yokai, Aburasumashi stabbed Daimon in the eye. With the threat of the Babylonian demon gone, the Karakasakozo joined its fellow yokai in celebration.

Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka

"Karakasakozo"

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Bakekasa being held by Aburasumashi in
The Great Yokai War

Heisei era

The Great Yokai War

The Karakasakozo, called Bakekasa here, makes a cameo when all of the various other yokai begin formulating a plan to take action against their mindless machine counterparts. It complained that it already partook in one war and that was enough. It later was summoned to the giant festival mistakenly being held on the antagonist's base, carrying Aburasumashi as it did during the war against Daimon.

Reiwa era

The Great Yokai War: Guardians

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Abilities

Sword

The Karakasakozo in Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka wielded a short sword with a cross-shaped blade.

Selected filmography

Gallery

Main article: Karakasakozo/Gallery.

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Series
Episodes
"The Birth of Kotaro" • "The Yokai Clan's Grudge" • "The Jigokudani Trap" • "Onibaba's Treasure" • "Kotaro in Peril" • "The Haunted Well" • "Ikkakuki" • "The Sorrowful Satori Yokai" • "Cursed Demon Hannya" • "The Tenjoname Yokai" • "Evil Spirit Sogenbi" • "Yokai Yamanosei" • "Shokera's Venomous Claw" • "The Perceptive Yokai" • "The Greedy Yokai" • "The Wall-Passing Yokai" • "The Powerful Unparraleled Kappa" • "Money Yokai Kanennushi" • "The Yamanba Duel" • "Gyuki and the Cursed Vase" • "Mujinadojin's Poison Strategy" • "The Demon Who Fell in Love with Nyudo" • "The Ghost Sword" • "Superhuman Strength Yokai Hihihi" • "Nopperabo" • "The Fish Yokai" • "Shirakubi" • "The Yokai Who Emerged from a Vase" • "Sodehikikozo" • "Greed in Moderation" • "The Haunted Egg" • "Momonji" • "Yokai Biron" • "Nyudo's Brother" • "The Doll Yokai" • "Uragira's Misfortune" • "Coonjo and a Handgun" • "The Demon Who Was Defeated by Chestnuts" • "The Hilarious Manga" • "Cheating Each Other" • "Hyosube" • "Grave Yokai Uwan" • "Strongman Yokai Raigo" • "The Deceptive Yokai" • "Yamahiko" • "The Paper Inugami" • "Imitation Yokai Hesomagari" • "The Ghost Yokai" • "Trampoline Yokai Hazumi" • "Intense Training" • "Kotaro's Critical Moment" • "Nakimushijiji" • "Kanibozu" • "The Yokai Banquet" • "Yokai Hitobashira" • "Forest Yokai Koppa" • "The Poisonous Mushroom Ghost" • "Ghost Nyudo" • "Tree Spirit Todoro" • "Yokai Taiyan" • "Appearance of the Garbage Yokai" • "Yokai Gashadokuro" • "Uragira Taken Hostage" • "The Yokai Who Does Not Match Its Appearance" • "Yamazuri's Prey" • "Yokai Hayatochiri" • "Bloodsucking Demon Vampi" • "Obsessive Yokai Haranari" • "Judgement Yokai Hyakutataki" • "Yokai Yarinbo" • "Yokai Uminosei" • "Yokai Hitotsumekozo" • "Yokai Kamioni" • "The Sakabashira Yokai" • "Nurarihyon" • "Bat Yokai Burusagari" • "Evil Yokai Higuruma" • "Yokai Amanjaku" • "Nyudo Catches a Cold" • "Uragira's Nightmare" • "The Dancer Yokai" • "The Darkness Yokai" • "The Yokai Who Will Take Anything" • "Butt Pinching" • "The Telekinetic Snake Eyeball" • "Yokai Hyakuganki" • "The Yokai Who Wanted a Naginata" • "Drunkard Yokai Haradashi" • "The Bloodsucking Sickleman" • "Yokai Morokubi" • "The Intelligent Yokai" • "The Poisonous Moth Yokai" • "Yokai Fake Nyudo" • "Looking for the Yokai's Weak Point" • "Karakasakozo" • "Fukikeshibaba" • "Gangikozo" • "Yokai Tejinakurabe" • "The Magic Bicycle" • "Aonyobo" • "The Kamimai Yokai" • "Onihitokuchi" • "The Drunkard Yokai" • "Kotaro Rides a Horse" • "The Well Ghost" • "Yokai Kirifuki" • "The Jimoguri Yokai" • "The Yokai Phantom Car" • "Nyudo's Misfortune" • "Nureonna" • "Onikko's Strife" • "Heed the Fog" • "Ubume" • "Stop the Curse" • "Coonjo's Greatest Chance" • "The Haunted Quern" • "City Yokai Onibaba" • "Beware Beautiful Flowers" • "The Bell Sound Yokai" • "The Tsuchigumo Yokai" • "The Hide-and-Seek Yokai" • "Nimeonna" • "The Strong Yokai's Challenge" • "Yamame" • "The Brief Question Yokai" • "The Dancing Shoes" • "Kawanosei" • "The Yokai Who Wanted a Kimono" • "The Terrifying Ushirogami" • "Heeding the Bandit Yokai" • "White Yokai Kimotori" • "Uragira's Wish" • "Futakuchionna" • "Spark Raigoro" • "The Bloodsucking Yokai" • "The Proficient Yokai" • "Falling Umbrellas" • "Yokai Paigon" • "Flute Playing Yokai Ukareonna" • "Seeing Things" • "Yokai Heartbreak" • "Yakubyogami" • "The Sand Hole Yokai" • "Uragira is Teased" • "The Bloomed Flower Yokai" • "Tengu's Invisiblity Cloak" • "The Magic Orb" • "The Tricked Yokai" • "Crab Yokai Taraba" • "The Yokai Territory" • "Being Kind to the Elderly" • "Shiwanba" • "Kanenosei" • "The Old Temple Yokai" • "Beach Yokai Nagisa" • "Possessed by Shirei"
Characters and yokai
Kotaro Ushiwaka • Nyudo • Uragira • Coonjo • minions of Coonjo • Aobozu • Onibaba • three-eyed yokai • Ikkakuki • Satori Yokai • Cursed Demon Hannya • Tenjoname Yokai • Onibi/Sogenbi • Yamanosei • Shokera • Perceptive Yokai • Greedy Yokai • Wall-Passing Yokai • Kappa • Money Yokai Kanennushi • Kanennushi's granddaughter • Yamanba • Gyuki • Mujinadojin • demon who fell in love with Nyudo • Ghost Sword • Superhuman Strength Yokai Hihihi • Nopperabo • Fish Yokai • Shirakubi • yokai who emerged from a vase • Sodehikikozo • forest yokai • haunted egg yokai • Momonji • Biron • Nyudo's brother • Doll Yokai • demon who was defeated by chestnuts • Coonjo's cousin • Hyosube • Grave Yokai Uwan • Strongman Yokai Raigo • Deceptive Yokai • Yamahiko • Paper Inugami • Imitation Yokai Hesomagari • Ghost Yokai • Trampoline Yokai Hazumi • Tree Spirit Funbaba • deceptive yokai • Nakimushijiji • Kanibozu • banquet yokai • Hitobashira • Forest Yokai Koppa • Poisonous Mushroom Ghost • Ghost Nyudo • Tree Spirit Todoro • Taiyan • Garbage Yokai • Gashadokuro • yokai who took Uragira hostage • tug-of-war yokai • Yamazuri • Hayatochiri • Bloodsucking Demon Vampi • Obsessive Yokai Haranari • Judgment Yokai Hyakutataki • Yarinbo • Uminosei • Hitotsumekozo • Kamioni • Sakabashira Yokai • Nurarihyon • Bat Yokai Burusagari • Evil Yokai Higuruma • Amanjaku • Evil Kotaros • Dancer Yokai • Darkness Yokai • yokai who will take anything • Butt Pinch Yokai • Telekinetic Snake Eyeball • Hyakuganki • yokai who wanted a naginata • Drunkard Yokai Haradashi • Kyuketsukamazukai • Hirokubi • Intelligent Yokai • Poisonous Moth Yokai • Fake Nyudo • invulnerable yokai • Karakasakozo • Fukikeshibaba • Gangikozo • Tejinakurabe • bicycle yokai • Aonyobo • Kamimai Yokai • Onihitokuchi • Drunkard Yokai • jester-like yokai • Well Ghost • Kirifuki • Jimoguri Yokai • Yokai Phantom Car • Nureonna • Onikko • fog yokai • Ubume • curse yokai • Haunted Quern • City Yokai Onibaba • flower yokai • Bell Sound Yokai • Tsuchigumo Yokai • Hide-and-Seek Yokai • Nimenonna • Strong Yokai • Yamame • Brief Question Yokai • Dancing Shoes • Kawanosei • yokai who wanted a kimono • Ushirogami • Bandit Yokai • White Yokai Kimotori • hallucination yokai • Futakuchionna • Spark Raigoro • Bloodsucking Yokai • Proficient Yokai • umbrella yokai • Paigon • Flute Playing Yokai Ukareonna • yokai appearing in binoculars • demon couple • Yakubyogami • Sand Hole Yokai • Bloomed Flower Yokai • Tengu • magic orb yokai • Tricked Yokai • Crab Yokai Taraba • territorial yokai • elderly yokai • Shiwanba • Kanenosei • Old Temple Yokai • Beach Yokai Nagisa • Shirei
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