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Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: Kotoribako

May 6, 2020 by Lucia

Previously: Silverpilen. Type: MO (Malevolent Object). Period/location of origin: The Meiji era (late 1860s – 1912), Shimane Prefecture, Japan. (See: Additional notes.) Appearance: Subject, Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: Kotoribako

December 5, 2018 by Lucia

Previously: Krampus. Type: MO (Malevolent Object) Period/location of origin: 2004, southern United States. However, subject’s roots go back several decades earlier; additionally, subject may further Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: The Elf On The Shelf

February 20, 2017 by Lucia

Previously: Kunekune. Type: Unclassifiable. MO and EV are the strongest possibilities, although in the absence of further information, a classification is not possible to be made at this Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia of the Impossible: The Cooper Family Falling Body (And) Photograph

November 16, 2015 by Lucia

Previously: The Salt and Pepper Lady. Type: MO (Malevolent Object. See also: Robert the Doll.) Period/location of origin: Unknown, although subject surfaced as an antique in a hobby store in Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia of the Impossible: Annabelle the Doll

February 2, 2015 by Lucia

Previously: The Smith Sisters, Murdered Anonymously. Type: MO (Malevolent Object). Period/location of origin: 1967, Japan. Appearance: Subject appears to be a fashion doll of the type known Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia of the Impossible: Three-Legged Licca-chan

November 24, 2014 by Lucia

Previously: Kashima Reiko. Type: MO (Malevolent Object) Period/location of origin: 1950s, Italy. Appearance: Subject appears to be a mass-produced copy of a painting of a crying child. The Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia of the Impossible: The Crying Boy

February 10, 2014 by Lucia

Previously: Kuchisake-onna. Type: MO (Malevolent Object). Period/location of origin: 1904, Key West, Florida. Appearance: Subject is a model representation of a humanoid figure commonly known Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia of the Impossible: Robert the Doll