Extending tongue attack

Chōchinobake

This tongue, cool and slightly damp, is used to playfully lick unsuspecting passersby, causing them to experience a sudden, disorienting chill that runs down their spine.

Krasue

in some tellings it feeds by extending a long tongue-like proboscis into its victim.

Tenjōname

Tenjōname, literally "ceiling-licker," is a yōkai of the Japanese Edo period depicted as a tall, gaunt, faintly humanoid figure with an extraordinarily long tongue, shown clinging to or reaching along the ceiling of an old building.

Manananggal

Using an elongated, thread-like tongue, it can pierce through the roofs of houses to reach its victims.