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'''Ahenobarbus Henocied''' is a creepypasta character, who shows up with a face poured in blood, occasionally used as a [[screamer]] image. Its story is centered around a Facebook Account supposedly managed by it, linked to many acts of pure evil, such as seeking out children on social media and bombarding them with horrific images of torment, torture, and other types of illegal content. | |||
'''Ahenobarbus Henocied''' is a | |||
== Origin of the picture == | == Origin of the picture == | ||
The picture | The picture is a photoshopped version of a Japanese ichimatsu doll with big bloodshot eyes and a bloodied mouth. Before the picture had its major debut in the Japanese internet culture, it was first used as a chain letter that would say "この画像を1時間以内にほかの掲示板に①個貼らないと年末に恐ろしいことがおこります。画像を貼らずに亡くなった人も本当にいます" ('''If you don't post this image on another imageboard within one hour, something terrible will happen at the end of the year. There are also people who died because they didn't send this picture.'''). Japanese netizens claim that the image began to circulate on the internet in mid-2004 when imageboards such as ''2ch'' started to grow even more after the infamous [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neomugicha_incident Neomugi Incident] happened. However, it was only recognized when a 2ch anonymous user made a thread in 2007 saying "この子すごい怖いんだがお前らの力で何とかかわいくさせてやってくれ" ('''This dude is scary as fuck so you guys have to somehow use your power to try to make it look cute!'''), and then the thread started to be filled with the same picture but edited and over-shopped to make it look cuter. | ||
The image became a huge meme in Japan that every time | The image became such a huge meme in Japan that every time Japanese netizens saw it, they would say またお前かよ ('''You again?''') or い つ も の ('''The. Same. As. Always.'''), implying that the picture became so overused that they don't want to see it anymore. | ||
=== Further Reading === | === Further Reading === | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 3 March 2020
Ahenobarbus Henocied is a creepypasta character, who shows up with a face poured in blood, occasionally used as a screamer image. Its story is centered around a Facebook Account supposedly managed by it, linked to many acts of pure evil, such as seeking out children on social media and bombarding them with horrific images of torment, torture, and other types of illegal content.
Origin of the picture
The picture is a photoshopped version of a Japanese ichimatsu doll with big bloodshot eyes and a bloodied mouth. Before the picture had its major debut in the Japanese internet culture, it was first used as a chain letter that would say "この画像を1時間以内にほかの掲示板に①個貼らないと年末に恐ろしいことがおこります。画像を貼らずに亡くなった人も本当にいます" (If you don't post this image on another imageboard within one hour, something terrible will happen at the end of the year. There are also people who died because they didn't send this picture.). Japanese netizens claim that the image began to circulate on the internet in mid-2004 when imageboards such as 2ch started to grow even more after the infamous Neomugi Incident happened. However, it was only recognized when a 2ch anonymous user made a thread in 2007 saying "この子すごい怖いんだがお前らの力で何とかかわいくさせてやってくれ" (This dude is scary as fuck so you guys have to somehow use your power to try to make it look cute!), and then the thread started to be filled with the same picture but edited and over-shopped to make it look cuter.
The image became such a huge meme in Japan that every time Japanese netizens saw it, they would say またお前かよ (You again?) or い つ も の (The. Same. As. Always.), implying that the picture became so overused that they don't want to see it anymore.
Further Reading
- bizarretranslator2016.blogspot.com/2016/08/the-dark-side-of-facebook-ahenobarbus-henocied-profile-haarp-project-macabre-fashion-charlie-charlie-gore-files-social-networks.html
- dic.pixiv.net/a/かわいくさせて — Information on the original picture.
