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Sadako Yamamura
(Yamamura Sadako 山村貞子) is the antagonist of the Ring novels, television drama, and films in Japan. Her character has been adapted into American and Korean counterparts for their respective localizations of Hideo Nakata’s 1998 film, The Ring and The Ring Virus. (See Samara Morgan and Park Eun-Suh.)
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Origins
Etymology
Sadako’s name is Japanese for “chaste child” (sada: chaste and ko: child). This may be an indication of her inability to reproduce in the novels due to Testicular Feminization Syndrome and her obsession with procreating in the later novels. In Japan, the name has since been negatively associated with ghosts, though it was once a popular name for girls.
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The ring virus
Spiral (1998)
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Burning tree in Samara’s loft
The Ring (2002)
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Happy reborn Sadako
Spiral (1998)
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Eun-Suh
The Ring Virus (1998)
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Reborn Sadako
Spiral (1998)
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Ring: Kanzenban (1995)
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Ringu (1998)
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Sadako's prank
Ringu 2 (1999)
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“sada”
Ringu (1998)
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Hohoemi
Ringu 2 (1999)
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The burning tree
The Ring (2001)
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