Mameobake

The Mameobaki is a Tsukumogami spawned from a can of beans. Not any can will do, only those which have remain closed for 100 years have the potential to evolve.

Terebikuchi

A tsukumogami evolved from an old television set. The Terebikuchi often preys upon those who sit too close to it.

Clocktopus

The Clocktopus is a Tsukumogami based on an alarm clock. He is right at least twice a day.

Chōchinobake

A Chōchinobake is a Tsukumogami spawned from a traditional Japanese lantern made from bamboo and paper.

Kasa Obake

The Kasa Obake is a Tsukumogami spawned from an umbrella. They are generally harmless, but are prone to mischievous behavior. They will attempt to frighten adults, but love to play with children.

Mirukumon

A Tsukumogami spawned from an old milk carton. He is concerned with finding lost children and developing strong teeth and bones.

Suckeroid

A Tsukumogami spawned from a Lollipop. He does not like it when people bite into him, or leave him half eaten in the wrapper.

Morinji-no-okama

A tsukumogami spawned from a tea kettle. A Morinji-no-okama can be made of many materials, the most common being ceramic or cast iron.

S and P

A pair of tsukumogami born from Salt and Pepper shakers. They always travel in pairs. It is not polite manners to reach across the table for them.

Beetlewalker

A tsukumogami evolved from a Volkswagen Beetle. This particular specimen sat in a field for three years and never really worked right again.

True story.

FlapJack

FlapJack is a yokai which takes the form of a stack of pancakes. He gets mad when people order off the breakfast menu during other times of the day. He goes good with some maple syrup and butter.

Kameosa

A tsukumogami spawned from an old jug or jar. Unlike most other Yokai, this one can be beneficial towards people. The Kameosa has the ability to replicate any liquid that is placed inside of it, be it sake, water, wine, etc.

Kagomeas

Kagomeas is a Tsukumogami evolved from from a ketchup bottle. He does not like it when people turn him over and yell at him for taking too long.

Gas Man

A Tsukumogami evolved from a Gas station pump, the Gas Man is more than happy to fill up your giant guzzling Sport Utility Vehicle. Although you may flirt with hybrids or small sporty fuel efficient cars, he knows you'll never be completely free from his influence.

Bakezori

This bizarre creature is a Tsukumogami, which in Japanese folklore is an ordinary household object which gains a spirit after 100 years. The Bakezori is such spawned from a pair of traditional straw sandals.

Chainsaw walker

A Tsukumogami spawned from a chainsaw. He has a tendency to flip out and hunt down meddlers and promiscuous teenagers who show up unannounced on his secluded lake summer camp.

The Five Armed Bandit

A Tsukumogami evolved from a Slot Machine. He waits near the exits of the casino, ready to pounce upon his prey and relive them of any spare change they may still have.

Banjoro

This poor unfortunate creature is a Tsukumogami evolved from a roll of toilet paper. I'm sure you can imagine the occupational hazards that come with the job. No wonder he's so angry.

Phone Walker

A Tsukumogami evolved from an old style rotary phone. Like his modern counterpart eventually there will be millions upon millions of his like who will take over the Earth.

You cannot use him to access voicemail or automated banking systems.

Soda Crab

Like his cousin the Cloptiucus, the Soda Crab is a Tsukumogami spawned from a discarded fast food beverage container. Seeing the amount of said discarded cups and such in our landfills it's safe to assume they will take over the world one day.