テケテケ
Creepypasta story about a schoolgirl who became a vengeful spirit after having the bottom half of her body sliced off by a train (right across the middle of the torso). Variants as to how that happened include getting tied to the tracks by school bullies, or being pushed, or just a simple accidental fall. 

Without her legs, the Teke-Teke can 'only' move by dragging herself along with her upper arms, causing a distinctive "teke-teke" scratching noise from which she gets her name. Some variants have her 'walk' by using her arms as legs, but she usually still makes that scratching noise.

The Teke-Teke's modus operandi is to ambush isolated victims at night to slice them in half across the torso (emulating her death). This is often done with a Grim Reaper-style scythe. 

The Teke-Teke is usually depicted as a girl in a Japanese [[school uniform|schoolgirl uniform]] (often bloodied) with her lower half missing. Some depictions will also have an exposed lower spine jutting out at where her torso was cut in half. The Teke-Teke is usually armed with a [[scythe]], or less commonly, a long [[knife]] or some other bladed weapon.

When written in Japanese, the Teke-Teke creepypasta/character is almost always written in katakana, as テケテケ.

h4. See also
* [b]Sacchan[/b]
** Almost identical urban legend, except without the "teke-teke" onomatopoeia.
** Always spelled in katakana (サッチャン) when referring to the urban legend.
* [b]Kashima-san/Kashima Reiko[/b]
** Related, older urban legend of a dismembered vengeful spirit. 
** Some variants have Kashima committing suicide by throwing herself onto the train tracks (after being raped by American soldiers), meeting a similar fate as the Teke-Teke. This version is sometimes regarded as the origin of the Teke-Teke creepypasta.
** Always spelled in katakana (カシマさん、カシマレイコ) when referring to the urban legend.

h4. External links
* "Wikipedia: Teke Teke":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teke_Teke]
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