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Machukuna
又稱: suq'a
民間傳說與神話不死生物
The machukuna is a desiccated dead being of the Peruvian highlands, a skeleton or shell that roams the mountains seeking to become flesh again. Unlike the condenado it is often harmless and may labour quietly at night. Its evil variant, the suq'a, preys on the living. Together they show an Andean range of walking dead running from pitiable to predatory.1
起源
Andean (Quechua; Peru)
秘魯成因
從未解釋
The source consulted describes the being without explaining how it comes about.智力
有些智力
田野筆記
資料來源怎麼說
1
Described as a wretched thing of dried bones, or the husk of a human body1
2
It is trying to win back its flesh1
3
Not always hostile, and it sometimes accepts human food1
4
Lives in caves and clefts in the mountainside1
5
The suq'a is its malignant counterpart: it lives in swamps, refuses human food and hunts people at night1
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