Generally, kuntilanak is described as a beautiful woman with long hair and a long white shirt. In Malay folklore, the figure of kuntilanak is depicted in the form of a beautiful woman with a hollow back. Kuntilanak is described as happy to terrorize villagers to claim revenge. When Kuntilanak appears, it always followed with a smell of frangipani flower. It is said that men who are not careful can be killed after the kuntilanak transforms into a bloodsucker. Kuntilanak is said to often manifest as a beautiful woman who walks alone in a quiet street. Therefore, this story is probably aimed at avoiding the female class rather than being disturbed by young people who are afraid of Kuntilanak when walking alone on a quiet road. pocong has a green-colored face with empty eyes. Other depictions state that pocong has a "flat face" and has hollow eye holes or covered with cotton with a pale white face. Those who believe in the existence of these ghosts assume, pocong is a form of "protest" from the dead who forgot to open the bond before his grave was closed. Although in pocong myth often portrayed as jumping up and down, the myth about Pocong even states that Pocong is moving around.