Japanese Horror Stories
Satoru-kun

Satoru-kun ( ⁇ ) is a mysterious figure in Japanese urban legend. He is believed to be a figure (like Bloody Mary) who knows the past, present, and future.

The game Satoru-kun is a ghost or ritual game in which a player will call upon a ghost who is summoned as 'Satoru-kun'. Successful players call this ghost can get answers to whatever questions are asked of him.

This ghost game comes from the country of the rising sun which is Japan. According to urban legend, Satoru-kun is a spirit or ghost or demon of Japan that is like a child. It says he knows everything about the past, the present, and the future and can answer any question asked of him which is also the purpose of the game. To play games and call these creatures, players need a mobile phone.

How to Play Satoru-Kun Games.

As mentioned above, players need a mobile phone, a few coins as well as a public phone cabin that operates using coins.

Instructions to play this game.

First of all, the player must insert a few pieces of enough coins into the public phone. Then the player should contact the player's own mobile phone number.

The player must summon the ghost of Satoru-kun using the following exclamation verse several times:

"Satoru-kun, Satoru-kun, please come here. Satoru, Satoru, show yourself. Satoru, Satoru, please answer if you/crew are there".

Preferably, if possible and clever, the player is strongly encouraged to use Japanese because this ghost is a Japanese ghost.

After that, place the phone or end the public phone call used earlier. The player must also turn off the phone.

If the game's instructions can be done properly and correctly, the player will probably receive a call from the ghost of Satoru-kun himself within 24 hours.

When the ghost contacts the player for the first time, the ghost will tell his position or where he is (there is a possibility that he will speak Japanese or maybe not). Then, Satoru-kun's ghost will end the call. Reminds the player that this ghost will contact the player several times and every time he contacts the player, he will be getting closer to the player.

If the last call from this ghost arrives, he will tell the player, who he is already behind the player or say, "i am behind you".

If this happens, it's time for players to raise questions to these supernatural beings.

Warning to players:

Don't occasionally look back if Satoru-kun's ghost is already behind.

Don't try to see the ghost.

Never touch the ghost.

Do not contact the ghost of Satoru-kun, or do not play this ghost game if there are no questions to ask.

If Satoru-kun's ghost is already behind, don't waste time. Ask him a question immediately.

It is said if the player does the above things, the player will die and the ghost of Satoru-kun will drag the player to the supernatural realm or hell. So, before playing this ghost game, players are advised to first determine a question to ask the ghost of Satoru-kun.

For knowledge, some say Satoru-kun will also charge some kind of fee for each question asked. Whether the fee will be determined by the creature itself. It is also recommended that players remove the mobile phone as well as the sim card used after the game is over.

In addition to this article, there are also games or games where players will ask questions to ghosts or creatures from the supernatural realm. This article is about The Answer Man. Like the ghost of Satoru-kun, the ghost of The Answer Man also does not allow players to ask questions just like that. If the player asks a question to the ghost, the ghost will also ask a question to the player. The equation between these two games involves a cell phone. Among the notable differences between the two games is that, Satoru-kun can be played alone while The Answer Man requires ten players but only one will communicate with the ghost.

While Satoru-kun is believed to know anything regarding the past, present and future, players are strongly advised not to trust 100% to the answers that will be given to the player by him. It is better to ask questions, do not ask questions that the player himself does not want to know the answer. For example, "can I die", "how will I die?" and other related things.