The night marchers are said to march on the last four Hawaiian moon phases, before the moon goes completely dark. This month, beware of Oct. 20-23 when Kapanui says the night marchers will appear.

What night do night marchers come out?

The night marchers are said to march on the last four Hawaiian moon phases, before the moon goes completely dark. This month, beware of Oct. 20-23 when Kapanui says the night marchers will appear.

Where do the night marchers live?

At La Perouse Bay, an area in the Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Preserve in South Maui, the restless Night Marchers are said to roam along the hardened lava landscape in search of mischief.

How do I stop Night Marchers?

If you come across the Night Marchers in a procession, it’s advised not to interrupt them. It is also believed that you should never look at them directly or you might meet your doom from a single deadly glance. If seen, remain quiet with your eyes averted.

What do Hawaiian Night Marchers do?

According to legend, the Night Marchers were ancient Hawaiian warriors. Today, their spirits are said to roam various areas on the islands, many of which were once great battlefields. They appear as ghostly apparitions who carry torches and play drums while they chant.

What do Night Marchers protect?

Unless one of your relatives is marching in spirit with the warriors and recognizes and acknowledges you, you will die if your look upon their faces. The Night Marchers are bound to protect their relatives for life and throughout eternity.

Are Kupua gods?

In Hawaiian mythology, the Kupua are a group of supernatural entities which might be considered gods or spirits (see also Atua).

What religion is practiced in Hawaii?

The Hawaiian religion is polytheistic, which means it is open to and embraces several gods and goddesses, each one with several functions and responsibilities. In fact, the Hawaiians worship around 40,000 traditional religious deities and spirits.

What island are the Night Marchers on?

The Night Marchers aren’t Molokai specific but can be found on every Hawaiian island. Hawaii’s rich history thrives on stories told and passed generation to generation. The story of the Night Marchers dates back to early Hawaiian generations, with many believing the Night Marchers are the ghosts of warriors.