Can you share a famous gacha horror story?

Sure. There was a guy who was really into a gacha game with cool - looking characters. He started off small, spending a few bucks here and there. But as time went on, he got more and more obsessed with getting all the rare characters. Before he knew it, he had spent hundreds of dollars. He was in debt, and his family was really disappointed in him. It was a harsh reality check that gacha games can be a money pit if you're not careful.

The scariest one I've heard is about a gacha character that seemed to be haunted. The character would randomly move on its own without any input from the player. It would also make strange noises that sounded like screams. The player tried to delete the character, but it kept coming back, no matter how many times they tried. It was really terrifying for the player.

One of the more well - known Alabama horror stories is that of the Bell Witch. While the Bell Witch legend is mainly associated with Tennessee, there are some Alabama versions. It's about a malevolent spirit that tormented a family, causing all sorts of chaos like objects moving on their own and strange voices being heard.

There's a story of a stripper who was drugged by a customer. She unknowingly drank something spiked and woke up in a strange place, not remembering what had happened. It was a terrifying experience for her and it took a long time for her to recover both physically and mentally.

The story of Koschei the Deathless is a well - known one. Koschei is a powerful sorcerer in Russian folklore. He is often the villain in many tales. His 'death' is hidden away separately from his body, usually in an egg or some other hard - to - reach place. This makes him very difficult to kill, and his actions in the stories, such as kidnapping princesses and causing chaos, are quite terrifying.

A well - known story is about a furry who found out that their fursuit had been used without permission at a private event and was damaged during that time. The owner was heartbroken as it was a custom - made fursuit that held a lot of sentimental value.

The Franklin Expedition is a well - known arctic horror story of sorts. Sir John Franklin led a large and well - equipped expedition in the 1840s. But the two ships got trapped in the ice in the Arctic. All the crew members perished. Years later, evidence of cannibalism was found among the remains. It was a tragic end to what was supposed to be a great exploration.

A well - known story is that of the 'tiger widow'. There was a woman whose husband was a fisherman. One day, he went into the Sundarbans as usual for fishing. But that day, a tiger attacked him and he never returned. The woman was left alone, and the story spread as a reminder of the danger of the Sundarbans.

Well, there was a story where a fursuiter got locked in a small storage room by accident while still in their fursuit. It was really scary for them as it was dark and stuffy. They had to wait for hours until someone heard their muffled shouts.

The Amityville Horror had some elements related to the garage. Supposedly, there were strange occurrences in the garage area of the house. There were reports of a demonic presence being felt strongly in that part of the property. It added to the overall horror of the story.