Known as the Night Marchers, they are said to march in a single line, often carrying torches and weapons, playing drums, and chanting. Some say they are armed spirit warriors, toting weaponry and clothed in ancient Hawaiian attire. We really want to hear your thoughts on the Hawaiian aspects of the game.

The Night-Fishing Encounter Of Pepe Ekeo. We'll do our best to incorporate any great ideas and fix any of our blunders. 8 The Night Marchers. Short Stuff: Hawaiian Night Marchers. The premiere of the Cousins Brothers Productions new film, Night Marchers, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25, in theaters throughout the Hawaiian Islands, including Waimea Theatre. Night Marchers / Huaka'i Po : Night Marchers are Hawaiian ghostly apparitions who move around the Hawaiian islands to the beat of primitive pounding drums.
Today we discuss the Night Marchers. NIGHT MARCHERS’ WALK GHOST TOUR Of all the ghostly tales which have managed to survive from ancient Hawaiian times until today, the Tales of the Night Marchers may be the most fearsome.

The Huaka’ipo are the spirits of ancient Hawaiian warriors who are eternally cursed to march throughout the islands of Hawaii. The Night Marchers of Hawaii. On the nights honoring the Hawaiian gods Kane, Ku, Lono, or on the nights of Kanaloa they are said to come forth from their burial sites, or to rise up from the ocean, and to march in a large group to ancient Hawaiian battles sites or to other sacred places. We’re not here to convince you that they’re real. The very first time we come across any mention of the 'Oi'o as they were called, is in the Kumulipo. Explore 25 sq/km of beautiful locations throughout Oahu, Hawaii. In Hawaiian legend, nightmarchers are the deadly ghosts of ancient Hawaiian warriors.

If you are or have been a visitor to the Hawaiian archipelago and you’ve managed to make the acquaintance of a few friendly locals, you’ll notice that they will acclimate you to all the places you should go, and should not go. Get ready for some Hawaiian folklore, people. One of the most intriguing encounters examined by Luomala is that of Pepe ekeo, a fisherman on the Hawaiian Islands who claimed to have experienced the Night Marchers close up. Craft items from Hawaiian resources you find throughout the island. We have already changed the name of the game and removed any real references to actual Akua.