I've owned this pamphlet for many years yet have never featured it in this blog. Voila, Oz the Great and Powerful!
The most adorable witch ever!
I found a really cheap copy of the Blu-Ray recently so I should definitely give it a view this week.
Why am I getting so Ozzy tonight? Why because we've come to the part of the Yokai book that features witches!
魔女 (majo) or witch. Thanks to the ever reliable Google translate, here's what the above states about witches.
"A woman who wants to become a European witch flutters before the Demon King, gives her soul, and gives a toad as a gift. Then, the Demon King puts the emblem of evil with his nails on the drawing of the woman who wants to be a witch. The traces of the lie's coat of arms disappear quickly, but to celebrate becoming a witch, the woman holds a black candle, dances with the devil's messenger black goat, and skips the flat letter rack. In addition, perform rituals and transformations that only those who have become witches know at night, and continue until the cry of the ondori* is heard. The devil disappears at dawn. A woman who once became a witch has a lot of work and can fly on a broom."(*Ondori = rooster, not sure why that part didn't get translated.)
The above story features the birth of a witch. You should be able to figure it out on your own.
As for a trick and or treat, it's a wacky mix of both.
This is an item I caught at UFO catcher yesterday for a buck. Sure it looks yummy but it is hard plastic and consumption is not recommended.
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