Princess Resurrection has a headless horseman in both the manga and the anime.It's eventually revealed that she's an actual psychopomp who's pretending to be a gothy teenager pretending to be the Grim Reaper. She acts like she's The Grim Reaper, but it's quickly revealed that she's really just a gothy teenager who likes to pretend she's the Grim Reaper. Lala is a Dullahan that joins the cast of Monster Musume.Interviews with Monster Girls features a Dullahan schoolgirl known as Machi who carries her head separately from her body.A headless biker features in episode 19 of Ghost Stories.
Bonus points for it's name being a multi-referencial language based pun (popular in japanese media) referring to the difficulty the Japanese language would have in pronouncing "Dullahan" and the revving of a bike, amongst other things. And the "horseman" is actually a Biker Babe. It can be heard whinnying, and it can revert to a horse on occasion. The mount's spirit is still of a horse, but coming upon the remains of a motorcycle 20 years ago inspired the current ride. the horse takes the form of a Cool Bike (landing it into My Horse Is a Motorbike territory). Durarara!! has a more modernized version of the Dullahan.Episode 3 of Dream Hunter Rem features one of these from feudal Japan.An omake reveals how it lost its previous horse: they ran into Mithrun, and he teleported it off a cliff. In chapter 57 of Delicious in Dungeon, Laios is nearly killed by a horseless dullahan, but it spares his life in exchange for the body of the conveniently decapitated bicorn the party had just killed, which becomes its steed.Female Dullahans show up in Deadline Summoner, 12 Beast and Monster Musume, in two instances without a steed, in the other riding a centaur.
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