Atlus Shin Megami Tensei V - It's been hurting my OCD.

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Tyrant Chi You: A demon lord who appears in ancient Chinese mythology. He is depicted as having a cow's head, eight or six arms, and four eyes. He specializes in battle while also being the inventor of weapons, and leads an army boasting a succession of victories.

 

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Fallen Adramelech: The secretary-general of Hell, the supervisor of the king of Hell's wardrobe, and the chair of the high demonic congress, he possesses many titles. He has the appearance of a mule, and at times can change into a peacock.

 

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Tyrant Chi You: A demon lord who appears in ancient Chinese mythology. He is depicted as having a cow's head, eight or six arms, and four eyes. He specializes in battle while also being the inventor of weapons, and leads an army boasting a succession of victories.

All these fucking years I thought Chi You was some bullshit Settlers 3 devs made-up

 

[Puukko]

A couple sneaky videos.

Mostly a trailer recap:



Actual new gameplay:

Spoiler

Newscaster-chan is slowly becoming my waifu.

 

[Jacob]

Hot lesbian sex with shiwa (from final fantasy)

 

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Megami Sarasvati: A goddess of Indian myth, she is the wife of Brahma, one of the trimurti. She is an incarnation of rivers. She is also known as a goddess of the arts, able to freely use sixty-four different musical and artistic styles.

 

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Kunitsu Sukuna-Hikona: A god that appears in Japanese mythology. One of the Mikogami of the Kamimusuhi-no-kami, he is a god who spilled and fell from between their fingers. After building the nation together with Okuninushi, he crossed over to Tokoyo-no-Kuni.

 

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Night Black Frost: A Jack Frost that grows to be wicked. Its form has changed through constant training as a demon. It used to be a prank-loving snow fairy, but has gained tremendous power like that of a demon lord when it became this form.

 

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Avian Jatayu: King of the vultures in Indian mythology, he is an incarnation of the spirit bird Garuda. He saved King Rama, an avatar of Vishnu, and struggled to take back Queen Sita from the demon lord Ravana.

 

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Avatar Barong: A great, divine beast who resides in the forests of Bali. It used to be a ferocious being, but became a guardian through the people's ceremonies. Barong, being the symbol of good, is fated to continue a never-ending battle with the ogress Rangda, the symbol of evil.

 

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Femme Leanan Sidhe: An Irish fairy, she appears resembling a human woman. She seeks the love of human men and lives by draining the life out of men who become her lover, but in exchange grants them inspiration.

 

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Fury Zaou-Gongen: A deity who defends Buddhist doctrines who repels evil and was perceived by En-no-Ozunu at Mount Kinpō. He is a fusion of Buddha, Guanyin, and Maitreya, and is not mentioned in Buddhist scriptures, but is a Buddha unique to Japan.

 

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Tyrant Belphegor: An evil demon who presides over "Sloth" of the Seven Deadly Sins. He is also said to grant abilities of discovery and invention. He was originally a Syrian fertility god, Baal Peor, who was looked down upon as a demon.

 

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Vile Pazuzu: An evil god of the Sumerian civilization. He is a demon lord who presides over the southeast winds. He comes from the Persian Gulf together with a venomous hot wind and is said to spread disease.

 

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Lady Kikuri-Hime: The goddess of Shirayama, also called Shirayama-Hime. She is a deification of the priestess who intermediates the word of Izanami, and when Izanagi and Izanami argued in the Land of Yomi, she appeared as a mediator at Yomotsu-Hirasaka.

 

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Fury Mot: The Mesopotamian god of death and barrenness who threatened Canaan. Resides in a netherworld whose name means "mourning." He conspired to kill the fertility god that is his counterpart, but his sister Anat got revenge and defeated him.

 

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Night Kaiwan: An idol god mentioned in the Book of Amos of the Old Testament who was worshipped by the Israelites before accepting a chief god. Said to symbolize the stars, he is often mentioned together with another idol god called Sakkuth.

 

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Fairy Setanta: A brave youth who appears in Irish myth. After beating a ferocious guard dog with his bare hands, he volunteered to act its replacement guard, gaining the nickname of "Hound."

 

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Deity Thoth: An omnipotent god that appears in Egyptian myth. He has the head of a baboon. He has always taken a position opposing the evil god Seth, and accordingly followed Osiris and Isis, the gods of good.

 

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Tyrant Abaddon: The lord of the abyss recorded in Revelation. He is a demon lord leading swarms of insects and disease. He appears with the fifth angel's trumpet which signals the final judgment and unleashes swarms of locusts, making people suffer.

 

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Foul Black Ooze: An amoeba-like amorphous monster that attacks people and devours their flesh and blood. In reality, it is a demon that failed to fully materialize, roaming about seeking the life force of humans.

 

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Herald Camael: An angel of battle of Judaic lore. He is a being who rules over the Powers. The commander of the angels of destruction, punishment, and death, he is also said to be the ruler of Mars.

 

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Avian Yatagarasu: A spirit bird of Japanese mythology. A holy three-legged crow sent to humans by Amaterasu. Because of its high status, those unqualified who look straight at it lose their minds.

 

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Vile Mada: A giant Asura of Indian mythology. Its name means "intoxicator." Formed from flame, it has the power to swallow its adversaries in one gulp. It is said that even Indra succumbed to its horror.