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    Bakus (獏) are a humanoid liminal species known for their ability to consume nightmares in Japanese folklore, and are often attributed with tapir-like features. Baku in mythology are chimeric holy creatures, possessing the body of a bear, the head of an elephant, the eyes of a rhinoceros, the tail of an ox, and the legs of a tiger. Their ability to eat nightmares also makes evil spirits and demons flee, promoting good health in the area they dwell.

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    About Baku

    Bakus are mythical creatures known for their ability to consume nightmares in Japanese folklore. They possess a chimeric form with features of various animals, including a bear's body, an elephant's head, a rhinoceros' eyes, an ox's tail, and a tiger's legs. Their presence promotes good health by eating nightmares and driving away evil spirits.

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    Bakus specialize in nightmare consumption, dream interpretation, and promoting good health. They can also share fascinating stories about Japanese folklore and mythology.

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    Japanese folklore, mythical creatures, and the intricate stories behind them.