
31 Shinbi's Apartment Ghosts!
DAY TWELVE: PUPPET NURSE
Written by Jonathan Wojcik
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SEASON 02, EPISODE 04: the local hospital loses power, leaving no way to properly treat patients or even perform vital surgical procedures, and one by one, medical staff are even disappearing.
ORIGIN REVEAL:


This is a much more complex one than we've previously seen. The story begins when a young, single mother gives away her baby to another woman, unable to care for her due to her own chronic illness. Years later, the mother has a job as a nurse, and is shocked to see the same woman show up with her daughter. Sure enough, her child inherited the same condition.
He insists that he can't, because the procedure is too costly and it ostensibly wouldn't be fair to do it for free on behalf of a staff member.
Which goes perfectly fine, and the knowledge that her daughter will live a longer, healthier life is all the spirit needs to rest.
FINAL REVIEW:

This one is translated as "Puppet Nurse" in Getcha Ghost, notably the same name as the nurse enemies in the original Silent Hill! She does seem like a direct reference to the series, with her face mostly covered by filthy bandages (all except for her right eye) and that old fashioned nurse's outfit slightly emphasizing her curves. Her thin, long arms and the various tools on her fingertips are wonderfully creepy, and her ability to transform into blood seriously kicks ass. As seen in our clip, she can even take the form of medical equipment, or perhaps possess it, or whatever's going on when some poor sucker's stethoscope melts into blood and smothers him!
This was one of the first ghosts I ever saw after researching further than the first season, and how I knew immediately that the series just kept getting cooler and darker. She's also noted on the Korean fan wiki as one Hari's most powerful summons, with a high rate of quick wins against even powerful demons and monsters!
She also has a deeper, more layered origin story than many of the other ghosts, with a more despicable "villain" who's still tragically realistic. If you ask me, the head surgeon still gets off too easy. He may have ultimately saved the little girl's life, but still only because he was threatened. At the very least, if I were these kids, I'd still visit the guy's office every now and then with my new friend here.