Try to stay away from him and don’t overuse the light, because this will attract his attention. However, this doesn’t make too much sense if you have already been noticed by the monster. You cannot fight or shot at Ayuwoki, you don’t have any weapon or means of defense. The set of actions is not just limited it is extremely small. Like in any other title of that kind, you have a limited set of actions, a mission to get away, and a monster, who prevents you from leaving this place. The building itself is also a classical environment for an escape horror title – it is a dark and large mansion, empty and scary. Instead, he rushes through a building to get you and kill you. Unlike the one in the original creepy story, this Ayuwoki doesn’t come to your bedroom at a concrete time.
However, the escape and jump scare horror title about Ayuwoki is a bit different. This makes sense and the funny moment here is that the pronunciation of “Anny are you ok?” that transforms into “Ayuwoki” has something Asian in itself.
DOES ESCAPE THE AYUWOKI USE MIC MOVIE
Some users say that the appearance of Ayuwoki is a kind of a combination of Jackson and a creepy girl Momo, which is similar to the girl from the Ring movie (and just a classical Japanese-inspired horror character). He sneaks into people’s rooms at 3 o’clock of the night and says “hee-hee”, just like Jackson used to say with his vocal voice. The next step of meme development was a creepy story that explained the essence of this character. The story behind the meme starts with a YouTube video, where Jackson appears as an animatronic. After becoming a super-popular and widely-known meme, Ayuwoki became a character of a horror title with the same name. The name Ayuwoki originates from the wrong pronunciation of the phrase “Anny, are you ok?”, which is a line from Jackson’s song. He likes spooking people out in their bedrooms at night. This time, a popular singer became a prototype for a monster, who doesn’t really sing any pop ballades and dance. This is exactly what has happened to Ayuwoki – a funny joke that appeared on the web and mocked Michael Jackson.
Internet memes have a potential to go far beyond their initial sphere of application.
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