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People would see the Headless Horseman spawn randomly in the world between 10pm-4am. He would occasionally stop to the people that saw him, and then would continue riding. If one were to look closely, it seems he wears steel plate armor, gauntlets, and boots.

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The Dullahan is another headless horse-riding folktale. It is a headless warrior that rides around on a horse and is from Ireland. It is said he also lost his head in battle. He was decapitated as well.

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The Headless Horseman is a well-known folklore creature. The Headless Horseman was a Hessian trooper who was killed in 1776 in The Battle of White Plains, during the Revolutionary War. He was decapitated by a cannonball and all that was left was his body. His body was helped carried away back to base, and was then buried at Sleepy Hallow Cemetery in New York.

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The headless horseman is a well-known fictional character that is in New York. It is known that he comes out and roams around near the sleepy hollow cemetery. He comes back every year to seek revenge and look for a head that he thinks he lost unfairly. His only "superpower" is that he cannot die.

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Throughout the history of the Headless Horseman
he has been portrayed as the same figure for the most part. Everyone makes him out to be a man on a horse with a pumpkin on his head. Some books or shows make him have something other than a pumpkin on his head. Besides that, he is described as the same thing since the beginning times of the folklore.

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https://youtu.be/jHRpeFhYDAs

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The Origins of The Headless Horseman - (Exploring the Stories Behind the Legend)