Usually represented as cruel and lecherous, for 10 points, identify these giant horned demons of Japanese mythology.
One story involving these mythological beings describes how a dog, a pheasant, and a monkey accompanied a boy born from a peach to their island and defeated them. Persons representing these creatures are symbolically driven away to welcome the start of Spring during the holiday Setsubun. Two of their kind ride around in a chariot of fire and assist Emma-Daio, the Buddhist God of the Underworld, by collecting people's souls. Primarily opposed by Shoki and usually shown wearing the skin of a tiger, they form a group of creatures also referred to as the bakemono, along with such other malevolent spirits as the kappa and the tengu. Usually represented as cruel and lecherous, for 10 points, identify these giant horned demons of Japanese mythology.
One story involving these mythological beings describes how a dog, a pheasant, and a monkey accompanied a boy born from a peach to their island and defeated them.
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