Also, known as Teke-Teke and Bata-Bata, this young severed girl seeks revenge for her gruesome death. There are indeed different tales for this story, yet all have the same meaning behind it.
A young girl was waiting patiently at a train station, completely unaware of what fate awaits her. As the train pulled into the station, this young girl fell onto the tracks. It is unknown if she was shoved, or simply fell in incidentally. Either way, she was split in half by the train's towering might. And to make things worse, she didn't die quickly. It was a long and excruiciatingly painful death. Allowing her anger to fuel her rage, she refused to pass on.
They say she roams Japan aimlessly targeting children out after dusk, as the typical clique demands. She drags around her lower half with her slender, claw-like hands. When she runs she makes a noise similar to "teke-teke," "Click-clack," or "Bata-bata."
There is a story regarding Click-Clack. A young boy was walking home from school one evening, but soon found himself staring into a window of the school. A beautiful girl his age was in the window's frame, her arms propped up on the sill. He stood, puzzled yet mystified. Why is she inside the school? More importantly, how'd she get there? It's an all-boys school.
As the girl noticed the boy staring back at her, she smiled and hugged herself so she was holding her elbows. She leapt out of the window. She landed onto the grass with a thud, carrying her lower half in tow. The boy stood frozen in horror, and found himself unable to move. This chick's severed in half.
She made her way towards him, clawing at the ground and running on her elbows. The boy did not move. He stood still. She soon reached him, and unsheathed her scythe. With one clean slice, he ended up one of her own.
Children say that she carries a sharp saw or scythe and hunts kids that play at dusk. If she catches you she'll cut you in half, so you can share the raging pain she felt when that train rolled over her body.
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