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* BilingualBonus: Many hidden messages are found throughout the series in a non-English language which only fluent speakers would be able to fully appreciate, especially sections where transliteration would cause context to be lost. See LostInTranslation for further details. For one section in the 1990 video when Keizo is lost, Keizo's name switches from its Kanji spelling (敬三), used for Japanese names, to Katakana (ケイゾウ), used to spell foreign names or loan words [[spoiler:or to denote a thing]].
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* BilingualBonus: Many hidden messages are found throughout the series in a non-English language which only fluent speakers would be able to fully appreciate, especially sections where transliteration would cause context to be lost. See LostInTranslation for further details. lost.
** For one section in the 1990 video when Keizo is lost, Keizo's name switches from its Kanji spelling (敬三), used for Japanese names, to Katakana (ケイゾウ), used to spell foreign names or loan words [[spoiler:or to denote athing]].''thing'' rather than a person]].
** In the 1991 video, the English and Japanese text differ significantly, with the English text on the ningen's anatomy downplaying or ignoring its deadliness while the Japanese represents it as a vicious predator. [[spoiler:The ningen shown in the footage is also referred to as "Keizo" at one point, only in untranslated Japanese.]]
** The word "help" is written all over the Professor Zubov in Russian, initially ambiguous as to whether it is a cry for help from the crew or an offer to the Antarctic expedition team. [[spoiler:The 1992 video clarifies that it is neither; that form of the word in Russian is a noun, not a verb, and it seems to have been left by the ningen possibly as a way to mock the humans.]]
** For one section in the 1990 video when Keizo is lost, Keizo's name switches from its Kanji spelling (敬三), used for Japanese names, to Katakana (ケイゾウ), used to spell foreign names or loan words [[spoiler:or to denote a
** In the 1991 video, the English and Japanese text differ significantly, with the English text on the ningen's anatomy downplaying or ignoring its deadliness while the Japanese represents it as a vicious predator. [[spoiler:The ningen shown in the footage is also referred to as "Keizo" at one point, only in untranslated Japanese.]]
** The word "help" is written all over the Professor Zubov in Russian, initially ambiguous as to whether it is a cry for help from the crew or an offer to the Antarctic expedition team. [[spoiler:The 1992 video clarifies that it is neither; that form of the word in Russian is a noun, not a verb, and it seems to have been left by the ningen possibly as a way to mock the humans.]]
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* FreezeFrameBonus: For a split second in the first video as Hugo is reading an excerpt from his father's journal, text appears reading, "[[spoiler:THE FUNATSU FAMILY IS PREY]]".
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''The Ningen'' is an AnalogHorror series created by [[https://www.youtube.com/c/MISTERMANTICORE Alex Casanas]]/Mister Manticore who also created ''WebVideo/TheMonumentMythos'', ''WebVideo/CornerFolklore'' and ''WebVideo/TheTrinityDeskProject''. The series is a {{Mockumentary}} cataloguing the antarctic expedition of Keizo Funatsu, as told by his son Hugo Funatsu, where he encounters a bizarre creature whom he labels as "ningen" (Japanese for "human"), a whale-like humanoid from 21st Century Japanese folklore.
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''The Ningen'' is an AnalogHorror series created by [[https://www.youtube.com/c/MISTERMANTICORE Alex Casanas]]/Mister Manticore who also created ''WebVideo/TheMonumentMythos'', ''WebVideo/CornerFolklore'' and ''WebVideo/TheTrinityDeskProject''. The series is a {{Mockumentary}} cataloguing the antarctic Antarctic expedition of Keizo Funatsu, as told by his son Hugo Funatsu, where he encounters a bizarre creature whom he labels as "ningen" (Japanese for "human"), a whale-like humanoid from 21st Century Japanese folklore.
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: [[spoiler:Keizo Funatsu, who may have suffered a KillAndReplace scheme by the ningen.]]
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: [[spoiler:Keizo Funatsu, who may have suffered a KillAndReplace scheme by the ningen. His son Hugo is also implied to have come about via the ningen's asexual reproduction rather than being Keizo's child in the natural way.]]
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* ''"[[https://youtu.be/dov4Ky_Kno4 The Ningen (1990 Sighting)]],"'' a human encounter.
* ''"[[https://youtu.be/1sAXo8tvav0 The Ningen (1991 Deep Sea Video)]],"'' a human myth.
* ''"[[https://youtube.com/watch?v=vcHyWWlPW2k&feature=share The Ningen (1992 Ship Analysis)]],"'' a human ship.
* ''"[[https://youtu.be/1sAXo8tvav0 The Ningen (1991 Deep Sea Video)]],"'' a human myth.
* ''"[[https://youtube.com/watch?v=vcHyWWlPW2k&feature=share The Ningen (1992 Ship Analysis)]],"'' a human ship.
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* ''"[[https://youtu.be/dov4Ky_Kno4 ''"[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dov4Ky_Kno4 The Ningen (1990 Sighting)]],"'' a human encounter.
*''"[[https://youtu.be/1sAXo8tvav0 ''"[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sAXo8tvav0 The Ningen (1991 Deep Sea Video)]],"'' a human myth.
*''"[[https://youtube.com/watch?v=vcHyWWlPW2k&feature=share ''"[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcHyWWlPW2k The Ningen (1992 Ship Analysis)]],"'' a human ship.
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* BilingualBonus: Many hidden messages are found throughout the series in a non-English language which only fluent speakers would be able to fully appreciate, especially sections where transliteration would cause context to be lost. See LostInTranslation for further details. For one section in the 1990 video when Keizo is lost, Keizo's name switches from its Kanji spelling (敬三), used for Japanese names, to Katakana (ケイゾウ), used to spell foreign names or loan words [[spoiler: or to denote a thing]].
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* BilingualBonus: Many hidden messages are found throughout the series in a non-English language which only fluent speakers would be able to fully appreciate, especially sections where transliteration would cause context to be lost. See LostInTranslation for further details. For one section in the 1990 video when Keizo is lost, Keizo's name switches from its Kanji spelling (敬三), used for Japanese names, to Katakana (ケイゾウ), used to spell foreign names or loan words [[spoiler: or [[spoiler:or to denote a thing]].
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: The whale in the ningen's origin story is said to have been rendered speechless and horrified by the human and his "[[BodyHorror changed form]]", who proceeded to merge with the whale. ]]
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The whale in the ningen's origin story is said to have been rendered speechless and horrified by the human and his "[[BodyHorror changed form]]", who proceeded to merge with the whale. ]]
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