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Why? Well, that's a mystery. There's probably six more.
Why? Well, that's a mystery. There's probably six more.


Especially common in a school setting, these tend to be awkwardly brought up during [[Festival Episode|summer episodes]], where mysterious legends are attributed to a not-particularly-old place. Nearly always end up being complete horsehockey, except for the [[Cute Ghost Girl]]. Common themes include voices in an empty room, faces in a wall, staircases with more steps going up than coming down, and other variously spooky and paranormal things.
Especially common in a school setting, these tend to be awkwardly brought up during [[Festival Episode|summer episodes]], where [[Day-Old Legend|mysterious legends are attributed to a not-particularly-old place]]. Nearly always end up being complete horsehockey, except for the [[Cute Ghost Girl]]. Common themes include voices in an empty room, faces in a wall, staircases with more steps going up than coming down, and other variously spooky and paranormal things.


Note that this is ''not'' the same as there being seven [[MacGuffin|Objects of Power]], or other [[Numerological Motif]]s associated with the number seven - it's specifically the Japanese cultural phenomenon of places with seven unrelated but strange and mysterious things that happen in an otherwise normal place.
Note that this is ''not'' the same as there being seven [[MacGuffin|Objects of Power]], or other [[Numerological Motif]]s associated with the number seven - it's specifically the Japanese cultural phenomenon of places with seven unrelated but strange and mysterious things that happen in an otherwise normal place.