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If you've read or heard about the original story, the visuals here makes it even more chilling. Hair, cupboards, nails, and paradise. Four words that links into the Kinkisaki Pandora tale. And names as well. True names, given names.

It also occurs to me that Oota Taneko, the deputy of the Replaced, is also someone of some small historical note. Could it be, and I am simply theorising here, that the leader of the Replaced is someone who's known to Abe no Seimei? Maybe someone who's well known to be an enemy of Seimei? Could...

The replaced priest with one arm. He's called Nankobo Tenkai, a famous buddhist monk back in the Sengoku era and served diligently as an advisor to the Tokugawa Shogunate. Maybe he's most famous that in most Japanese fiction he's in, he's actually Akechi Mitsuhide after he was presumably killed...