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	Dialo (The Gray Garden) forestcovered / Temperance A demon skilled at making pastries. None can imitate her method of making apple pie.
	Yonaka Kurai (Mogeko Castle) forestcovered / The Magician A high school girl who loves her brother. Has a grip strength of 70 and okay reflexes. Likes white noodles. Seems serious enough. But with brother...
	Aleph (Shin Megami Tensei II) forestcovered / Strength Starts out as an amnesic gladiator. As soon as he becomes a citizen of the Center, he discovers that his true identity is Aleph, the prophesied Messiah of Tokyo Millennium.
	Eater (Blaze Union) forestcovered / The Lovers Eater has a split personality that switches based on the time of day; the daytime half is an overly saccharine proper lady, and the nighttime half is a thuggish, hot-blooded boy.
	Koutarou Suga (Forest of Drizzling Rain) forestcovered / The Lovers Suga doesn't speak, using short notes and meaningful looks to get his point across.
	Kannabi no Mikoto (AIR) The Star One of the last winged beings in history. Kanna was deified out of fear for the awesome power inherent in all of her kind, so from birth, Kanna had been kept in isolated areas away from the general populace.
	V/V (Angel Notes) Death In one of the few cities left in the Land of Steel, the last true human walks into his house and meets an angel named V/V. She tells him that she is here to cook, clean, and play the guitar.
	Mephistopheles (Animamundi: Dark Alchemist) The Devil Look, when the first scene in the game is Mephistopheles (i.e. the demon Faust himself made the pact with) telling you he's looking forward to working with you, you can stop looking for a way out.
	St. Germant Cassel (Animamundi: Dark Alchemist) The Moon Hardland's greatest inventor and the Secretary of Science and Technology, he is devastated upon news of Lillith's demise, as he was her fiancé before her death.
	Austria (Axis Powers Hetalia) The Hermit Beethoven attained greatness as an Austrian. He would count out 60 beans when he drank his coffee. This kind of over-serious behavior is characteristic of Austrians.
	Sealand (Axis Powers Hetalia) The Chariot Aim for it! Sealand will enter the G8!
	Haruna Mochizuki (Battle Moon Wars) The Star Haruna has the power to see possible futures. ALL possible futures. If unsealed, she would be immediately besieged with seeing the countless ways everyone will eventually die.
	Creed Diskenth (Black Cat) The Devil A complete and utter nut-job, Creed is Train's former partner from his assassin days, before he became a Chrono Number.
	D (The Crooked Man) The Star A young man David encounters while investigating an old law school. D is wandering around the place because he has fond memories of it.
	Akki (Cute Demon Crashers!) The Fool A cheerful and happy-go-lucky demon who has a penchant for human food and video games.
	Kael (Cute Demon Crashers!) The Empress Warm and supportive, Kael is the glue that keeps the ‘family’ together. He’s the most responsible of the demons, and is a good listener. Pastimes include cooking, sleeping, and music.
	Mirari (Cute Demon Crashers!) The Sun The one who crashed Claire’s lazy spring break, Mirari is known to be spontaneous. She’s easygoing and loves to socialize. Hobbies include board games and gardening.
	Orias (Cute Demon Crashers!) The High Priestess Orias wants nothing more than to curl up with a good book and a cup of tea. He may seem stoic, but he’s very sensitive to the people around him.
	Thomas Maclaine (Deadly Premonition) The Devil Another deputy sheriff with dual occupations: by day, he work's for the sheriff's department. By night, he mixes drinks at his sister's bar, the Galaxy of Terror. His biscuits are to die for.
	Kaie Karyou (Decoration Disorder Disconnection) The High Priestess Arika is employed by rather bizarre and sadistic yet beautiful man-boy named Kirie Karyou, who claims to be a "Demon Master." His only job is to put on and take off Kirie's prosthetic limbs, something for which he is paid 200,000 yen ($1600) a month.
	Alciel (The Devil Is A Part-Timer) The Lovers Alciel is the last of Maou's four demon generals, as well as the most loyal, following his lord's escape to Earth. He tends to be more disdainful of humans than Maou, but because he is utterly loyal he follows his lord unquestioningly.
	Lucifer (The Devil Is A Part-Timer) The Hermit Lucifer is one of Maou's former generals and was believed to have been killed by Emilia. However, he survived thanks to the intervention of Olba and the two began to scheme for what to do after the war ended.
	Maou (Dot Kareshi -We're 8bit Lovers-) Wheel of Fortune After being easily defeated by an over-leveled player character, Maou developed an inferiority complex. He’s labeled as weak, his best underling Dark Knight betrayed him, his fate is seemingly to suffer defeat…
	Gilgamesh (Eiyuu Senki) The Devil The most ancient of heroes, but a woman for some reason. Don't think about it too hard.
	Amon (Amon) The Lovers A demon with affection for Devil.
	Armaros (El Shaddai: Ascension Of The Metatron) Wheel of Fortune Of all the Fallen Angels, he is the least dangerous, his already evolved Nephilim offspring is also harmless. Armaros truly considers Enoch as a friend and broke down in tears after the later went after The Darkness, thinking Enoch was going for a certain suicide mission for doing so, then decides to go for the rescue.
	Affectionate Devil (Fallen London) The Magician Make no mistake, however: devils are not human, nothing they do comes for free, their motives are cruel, and they are never even remotely trustworthy. Gathering souls is their foremost priority, and when that option has failed, they amuse themselves with mortal suffering.
	Archer (Fate/stay night) Judgment Sarcastic but well intentioned, he tends to look down on Shirou's ideals and usually dispenses either cryptic advice or razor-sharp putdowns. He is obedient to Rin, although to what extent nobody really knows; though he does as she asks, he seems to enjoy pissing her off to the extent that she wasted one of her three Command Seals giving an order she knew would have little effect.
	Assassin (Fate/stay night) The Hanged Man A Servant summoned by Caster to guard the gate of the Ryuudouji Temple. Assassin is a solemn character who delights nothing more than having a good fight. He is, however, an incomplete Servant, thus he is linked with the gate and cannot travel further than the areas in the vicinity of the gate.
	Caster (Fate/stay night) The Magician A mysterious wizard operating out of the local temple. Caster is a heretic who has made a personal enemy out of Tohsaka due to her draining the townsfolk of mana and nearly killing them in the process. She is ruthless, talented and determined.
	Caster (Fate/EXTRA CCC) The Hermit His true identity is Hans Christian Andersen (H.C Andersen), the famous Danish writer who among other things wrote The Little Mermaid, The Emperor´s New Clothes and The Ugly Duckling.
	Issei Ryudo (Fate/stay night) Strength The Student Council President, and one of Shirou's classmates. Issei is often asking Shirou to help out the student council by fixing broken equipment, and they have lunch together in the student council room. Due to the fact that they went to middle school together and frequently clashed, Issei hates Rin and is convinced that she's pure evil.
	Issei Ryudo (Fate/stay night, genderbend ver.) Strength The Student Council President, and one of Shirou's classmates. Also a girl.
	Miyu Edelfelt (Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya) The High Priestess A girl that Sapphire contracted when she abandoned Luvia, she quite literally conveniently appeared just when the stick required a person to contract with. Despite her past circumstances prior to meeting Sapphire being a massive question mark, Luvia just rolls with the situation, and takes Miyu into her "service", going as far as giving her the Edelfelt surname.
	Rider (Fate/Zero) The Emperor He has little direct interest in the Grail and merely wants a more permanent body so that he can conquer the world again. However, he does not use violence as his primary method; "victory without elimination, ruling without humiliation, that is true conquest".
	Rider of Black (Fate/Aprocrypha) The Sun The twelfth paladin of Charlemagne and a Servant of the Rider class summoned by Celenike Icecolle Yggdmillennia of the Black faction via a small, stained glass bottle. He is described as being beautiful beyond all compare but also an incredible blabbermouth.
	Ryuunosuke Uryuu (Fate/Zero) The Devil Unlike the rest of the participants in the Grail War, Ryuunosuke is not a magus nor is he even aware of the Grail War (or even what a grail is) when the story begins. Rather, he's a bog-standard serial killer with latent magus potential who simply stumbles across a grimoire, performs the rituals inside using the blood of his victims out of curiosity, and summons a Servant where he vaguely expected a demon.
	Shinji Matou (Fate/stay night) The Devil Sakura's brother and Shirou's friend from middle school, Shinji is abrasive, smug and sarcastic. While he comes from a family of magi, due to the land of Fuyuki "rejecting" the Matou family, they had lost their magical potential by the time that Shinji was born. Thus, Shinji lacks a Magic Circuit and thus, has no magical potential whatsoever.
	Shinji Matou (Fate/EXTRA) The Fool The Master of Rider. Like his Fate/stay night counterpart, he is a "friend" to the Protagonist in the loosest sense of the word, behaving like an arrogant and childish bully. His objective in the Holy Grail War is simply to win for the prestige.
	Shinji Matou (Fate/stay night, young ver.) The Fool A younger version of Shinji Matou, and even more of a brat.
	Shirou Emiya (Fate/stay night) The Fool The protagonist of the series, Shirou is a rather untalented Magus whose only skill is basic Tracing and Reinforcement magic, which allows him to analyze the physical make-up of an object and then strengthen it. His dream is to become a "Hero of Justice", someone who can selflessly protect the lives of everyone from disaster.
	Shirou Emiya (Fate/stay night, Heavens Failure ver.) Temperance Shirou Emiya, after Ilya gave up her body to replace his failing one.
	Souichirou Kuzuki (Fate/stay night) The Hanged Man Souichirou Kuzuki is Tohsaka's homeroom teacher and one of only two apparent teachers that we even see. He lives in the Ryuudouji Temple and is Issei's older-brother figure. A tall, stern man who rarely expresses any emotion at all, he appears physically intimidating, but is really a gentle soul who does his best to give each student a fair and proper education.
	Waver Velvet (Fate/Zero) Judgment Waver Velvet is a non-traditional student at the Clock Tower of the Magi Association. He put forward the notion of increasing magical potential with methods that go against the ancient tradition of bloodline inheritance, which not-coincidentally sneers at the potential of his own unremarkable bloodline.
	Gaius (Fire Emblem: Awakening) The Magician A cool and capable Ylissean thief who will take any job for the right price. He is absolutely obsessed with sweets and hides 50 varieties of "emergency snacks" in his cloak. The most frequent nosebleeder.
	Heather (Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn) The Lovers A petty thief who wanders around Crimea, stealing from poor villages. Apparently, she is looking for money to cover her ill mother's medicinal costs. She has an affinity for women.
	Leanne (Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance) The Star The fourth princess of Serenes and the youngest sister of Reyson and Rafiel. After the Serenes Massacre she remained asleep in the Serenes Forest for twenty years until Ike found her, and because of this she can only speak the Ancient Language.
	Lotz (Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance) Wheel of Fortune A hawk assistant to Tibarn with the misfortune to get killed.
	Naesala (Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance) The Magician The treacherous leader of Kilvas, Naesala is a mercenary, hiring out his men to anyone who will pay for them. Always seeking the advantage, Naesala desires to make his tiny nation into a power to feared, and to that end, offers his services to Daein during Path of Radiance.
	Oliver (Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance) The Devil A corrupt Begnion Senator and the main antagonist of the Begnion chapters in the first game, involved in the Laguz slave trade.
	Rennac (Fire Emblem: the Sacred Stones) Wheel of Fortune A lazy and vocal mercenary from Carcino, unwittingly forced to tag along with L'arachel on her quest to "destroy all evil."
	Sanaki Kirsch Altina (Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance) The Emperor The Empress of Begnion and Apostle of Ashera, Sanaki does not join the party in the first game but does lend add with some machinations that exposes corruption in the Begnion senate.
	Alela=Grora (The Gray Garden) The Chariot A one-eyed angel. Likes to tease Wodahs
	Fumus (The Gray Garden) The Hierophant The god of Satanick's world. Enjoys smoking, coffee, and little else.
	Ivlis (Garden Gray The) The Tower Devil of the flame world. A hopeless airhead. A woman in this universe.
	Kcalb (The Gray Garden) Judgment A Devil. Very unsociable. Outrageously shy. Used to be scarier, apparently.
	Kcalb (Garden Gray The) Judgment A Devil. Very unsociable. Outrageously shy. Used to be scarier, apparently. Or so she claims.
	Lost (The Gray Garden) The Lovers Dialo’s previous incarnation. Didn’t talk much. Deceased.
	Lzet (The Gray Garden) The Moon Reficul’s right hand man/lover who does pretty much all her paperwork. Is going to die of exhaustion one day.
	Rosaliya Phantomrose (The Gray Garden) The Empress The Devil of some world. A good girl, but don’t make her cry unless your ass wants to die.
	Satanica (Garden Gray The) The Chariot A Devil. Likes rabbits. Can change the weather (she makes it rain when the rabbits inevitably die). A lewd, promiscuous pervert. Also, female.
	Satanick (The Gray Garden) The Chariot A Devil. Likes rabbits. Can change the weather (he makes it rain when the rabbits inevitably die). A lewd, promiscuous pervert.
	Wodahs (The Gray Garden) The Hierophant The one-eyed head angel. Actually tends to hold grudges. Always spacing out.
	Wodahs (Garden Gray The) The Hierophant The one-eyed head angel. Busty.
	The King (Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star) The Moon During a collective dream, our heroes meet The King on the titular fantasy world of Holiday Star that he rules.
	The King (Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star, humanized ver.) The Moon During a collective dream, our heroes meet The King on the titular fantasy world of Holiday Star that he rules. This one is human, more or less.
	Equius Zahhak (Homestuck) The Hierophant A traditionalist troll who staunchly believes in upholding the noble customs and beliefs attributed to his blood color. In Sburb, he is the Heir of Void.
	Nepeta Leijon (Homestuck) The Lovers A cave-dwelling troll with an immense love of and fascination with the art of shipping, who maintains an extensive Shipping Wall. In Sburb, she is the Rogue of Heart.
	Garry (Ib) The Hanged Man A mildly flamboyant young man that Ib runs into and saves, he decides to travel with Ib and find a way to escape with her.
	Ib (Ib) The High Priestess The title character and protagonist of the game, Ib is a simply a young girl that visits the art gallery with her parents. When everything gets worse, Ib must solve puzzles and dodge evil paintings to somehow find a way back home.
	Yukisada (Ice Scream) The Star Owl who loves sweets. Shirogane's close friend. A good-natured, good youth.
	Bruno Buccellati (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) Strength The leader of one of Passione's assassination squads. He helps spur Giorno into joining Passione and acts somewhat as his advisor. Bruno is driven by his loyalty to the townspeople, as well as the desire to clean up crime in his division.
	Diavolo (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Emperor The Boss of Passione and the target of Giorno's efforts, Diavolo is a first-class paranoid man with a high obsession over two things: keeping himself a secret and becoming far stronger than those around him. Because of his secretive nature, Diavolo has eliminated many people (barring an old girlfriend) for this sake, and his main goal is to recapture the Arrow and create King Crimson Requiem.
	Jonathan Joestar (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Star Jonathan Joestar. Nicknamed JoJo. Just a 12 year old boy minding his own business in 1880s Victorian England. One day, his father announces that Dio Brando is moving in with them, and Dio proceeds to push him out of his father's favor and ruin his life in every way possible.
	Koichi Hirose (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) Judgment A schoolmate of Josuke's. He led a perfectly normal, boring life until he was pierced by the Stand Arrow. While he was too weak for it to work and was fatally wounded, Josuke healed him with Crazy Diamond, allowing him to eventually use the Stand granted to him by the Arrow.
	Melone (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Empress A rather passive researcher and assassin, Melone's Stand requires him to act like a nut, so how much of his personality is simply natural is unknown. However, he seems to be very good at deducing things like blood type from simply licking people, and his dedication to his job of killing others shows in how he teaches his Stand.
	Mikitaka Hazekura (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Sun An alien. ...Maybe. His Stand (...maybe) is Earth, Wind, and Fire, which allows him to shapeshift into anything.
	Narciso Anasui (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Lovers A crossdressing male prisoner convicted of murdering his girlfriend and her lover. Despite Emporio's claims that he would never help anyone for any reason, he decides to help with Jolyne's quest after falling in love with her at first sight.
	Noriaki Kakyoin (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Hierophant A high school student who is temporarily mind-controlled by one of Dio's flesh buds. Once freed, he joins the JoJo team in their quest to defeat Dio and save Holly Joestar.
	Pannacotta Fugo (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Tower A member of Buccellati's gang and one of the most mature and smart people in the group. Leaves Buccellati and the rest after he learns the Boss's plan and is the only one who decides not to stay with the rest.
	Pesci (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Magician Prosciutto's partner in crime, Pesci is very eager to please his partner and will do anything he asks. However, he's very cowardly at first and lacks a lot of strength, not helped by his odd Stand.
	Vinegar Doppio (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) The Moon Possibly the underboss of Passione, not that he looks like it or even acts like it. Unlike the other members of Passione, Doppio is overall polite and very loyal and only ever acts like his subordinates when upset. He communicates with his boss through phones... but, to everyone else, he's speaking into frogs, ice cream, or other non-phone objects.
	Eraqus (Kingdom Hearts) The Hierophant One of the few remaining Keyblade Masters in Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep, he lives in the Land of Departure as the teacher and father figure of Terra, Aqua, and Ventus.
	Naughty Sorceress (Kingdom Of Loathing) The Devil The main antagonist of the game who sets the plot in motion by kidnapping the king and "inprisming" him within a giant crystal.
	Ghirahim (The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword) The Devil The main antagonist of Skyward Sword, Ghirahim is a white-haired man who claims to be the ruler of the surface. He wishes to revive his master, and seeks out Zelda for that purpose.
	Camille (Little Red Riding Hood's Wolf) Strength A shady-looking, kind-hearted young boy. He is, as people would suspect, a werewolf.
	Carl (Llamas With Hats) The Devil One of the two titular llamas, Carl is a vicious murderer, who doesn't take any of his crimes seriously.
	Lord Prosciutto (Mogeko Castle) Judgment The one and only god who has again descended upon the land. A holy entity, there is this and no other.
	mogeko (Mogeko Castle) The Devil King of the mysterious "Mogekos". Said to resemble Lord Prosciutto, or an incarnation, or the Lord himself. Ever-busy lewdly fantasizing about girls.
	mogeko (Mogeko Castle, humanized ver.) The Devil King of the mysterious "Mogekos". Said to resemble Lord Prosciutto, or an incarnation, or the Lord himself. Ever-busy lewdly fantasizing about girls. Now with a more human body.
	Shinya Kurai (Mogeko Castle) The Moon Yonaka's big brother. Something happened in his past. Details are uncertain.
	Mikoto Mikoshiba (Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun) The Sun One of Nozaki's assistants, mainly responsible for drawing effects and details in the backgrounds — and also the person Nozaki used as model for the heroine of his manga. Mikoshiba acts like a playboy but in reality is a shy guy, and is often spouting flirty lines around — only to immediately get embarrassed for having said them.
	Emil (Nier) Strength A polite young boy who lives with his butler in the mansion on the hill. He cut himself off from the outside world due to his ability to turn people to stone merely by looking at them.
	Sechs (Nier) The Sun A boy who inherits leadership of Facade when his father dies of the Black Scrawl, despite his tendency to break the rules. He's friendly and helpful to the main characters, but also shows great care for his citizens.
	Hastur (Nyaruko-san! Another Crawling Chaos) The Star A young boy with long blond hair, who happens to be the humanized version of Hastur, the Unspeakable One, godde... deity of wind, depicted here more as the benign deity of shepherds than the Rapine Storm version.
	Mahiro Yasaka (Nyaruko-san! Another Crawling Chaos) Death A 17-year-old high school boy with a fascination for the Cthulhu Mythos.
	Maekami (Obsolete Dream) Temperance A kind young bartender. He smells of coffee.
	The Batter (OFF) Justice A man in a baseball uniform who wishes to purge evil spirits called Spectres from the Zones. He'll stop at nothing to accomplish his goal... and we do mean nothing.
	Tsumuri (Poison Bugs) The Devil A very kind insect. Has many good friends. (Ha, ha.)
	Bridget Doherty (The Reformed Vampire Support Group) The Star In fact, being a vampire is basically like being chronically ill for all eternity.
	Blind Mag (Repo! The Genetic Opera) The Hanged Man Shilo's godmother and Marni's best friend. She was born blind, but was given the ability to see by Gene Co at the price of having to sing for and publicize Gene Co permanently. She is marked for repossession and is set to deliver her final performance for the company.
	Sherry Birkin (Resident Evil 2) The High Priestess The daughter of the Mad Scientists William and Annette Birkin that Claire (and to a lesser extent, Leon) must protect during 2.
	Cierra (Riviera: The Promised Land) The Empress Known as the Scarlet Witch, Cierra is a Witch and a magic researcher who normally lives in Wiese Forest.
	Ein (Riviera: The Promised Land) The Fool He is sent to Riviera by Hector to actuate the Retribution and many of the other characters remark on how naive and hopeless he is; nevertheless, he is an extremely powerful Grim Angel.
	Hector (Riviera: The Promised Land) The Emperor He spent the past several millennia planning a takeover of Asgard and set it into motion by getting Malice to revive demons in Riviera, giving him an excuse to send his Laser-Guided Tykebomb trio down to actuate the Retribution and destroy Riviera, conveniently giving him the opportunity to grasp the gods' power for himself.
	Ledah Rozwelli (Riviera: The Promised Land) The Hermit He and Ein were separated at the end of the first chapter, after which Ledah continued to follow Hector's orders and prepare for the destruction of Riviera.
	Malice Ructor (Riviera: The Promised Land) The Devil Malice says that she gave up her future to become a Grim Angel, but it's eventually revealed by Hector that she failed to become a real Grim Angel and that she is an artificial Grim Angel with a fake Diviner; she was only his pawn, nothing more.
	Rose R. Crawford (Riviera: The Promised Land) Wheel of Fortune Rose was assigned to Ein to help him cope with being sent out right after being made a Grim Angel and is often frustrated with his lack of knowledge about things she believes to be obvious.
	Serene (Riviera: The Promised Land) The Chariot A native of Rosalina and a member of the Arcs, a race of Sprite resembling vampires.
	St. Andrew (Saint Young Men) Strength Andrew the Apostle was a Christian Apostle and the brother of Saint Peter.
	Beelzebub (Saint Young Men) The Tower The Dictionnaire Infernal describes Beelzebub as a demonic fly who is also known as the "Lord of the Flies".
	Jesus Christ (Saint Young Men) The Star Jesus is fun-loving and painfully earnest, but also a bit spacey and a somewhat careless with money. A great fan of Japanese dramas, he runs a blog dedicated to reviewing these shows. He has quite a lot of followers.
	Judas Iscariot (Saint Young Men) The Devil He is known for the kiss and betrayal of Jesus to the Sanhedrin for thirty silver coins.
	Lucifer (Saint Young Men) The Chariot The Devil is believed in many religions, myths and cultures to be a supernatural entity that is the personification of evil and the enemy of God and humankind.
	Lucifer (Saint Young Men, pre-Fall ver.) The Chariot Later Christian tradition came to use the Latin word for "morning star", lucifer, as a proper name ("Lucifer") for the Devil; as he was before his fall.
	Mara (Saint Young Men) The Moon In Saint Young Men, he constantly spams Buddha with phone messages, which Buddha won't read as they are obviously just abuse (with subjects making fun of his weight or the weird name he gave his son).
	Michael (Saint Young Men) The Sun In the New Testament Michael leads God's armies against Satan's forces in the Book of Revelation, where during the war in heaven he defeats Satan.
	Aleph (Shin Megami Tensei II, Persona 4 Shadow ver.) Strength I am a Shadow, the true self!
	Alice (Shin Megami Tensei) Death A young girl possessing formidable magic powers, she is taken care of by her "uncles", the Count in Red and the Baron in Black, of which both care for her deeply.
	Akinari Kamiki (Persona 3) The Sun A frail young man who represents the Sun arcana, Akinari likes to spend his Sunday afternoons sitting by the playground at Naganaki Shrine. He was born with a terminal illness and doesn't have much longer to live.
	Akira (Shin Megami Tensei IV) The Magician He wishes to overthrow Kenji and become King of Tokyo, but since he lacks the power to do so himself, he has Flynn and co. to do it for him.
	Anoon (Shin Megami Tensei II) The Lovers A fairy with a bad crush on Daleth.
	Beelzebub (Shin Megami Tensei) The Devil Beelzebub, also known by his human avatar form Baal Zebul, is a powerful and high-ranking demon; he is the right-hand man of Lucifer.
	Berith (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Hanged Man One of the three Bel siblings, who lives in the Deep Hole. Doesn't run a cult this game.
	Beth (Shin Megami Tensei II) Temperance A Temple Knight who is assigned by the Center to aid Aleph in laying the groundwork for the Thousand Year Kingdom, acting as his first companion. She is loyal to both the Center and Aleph, to the point of swearing eternal allegiance to him.
	Chaos Hero (Shin Megami Tensei) The Devil A young and reckless gang member who is first met while he is being beaten up by Ozawa. Although he talks big, he is cowardly and wishes for the power he does not have.
	Cu Chulainn (Shin Megami Tensei) The Tower Cu Chulainn is an Irish mythological hero who appears in the stories of the Ulster Cycle, as well as in Scottish and Manx folklore. The son of the god Lugh and Deichtine, sister of the king of Ulster, he was originally named Setanta, but gained his better-known name as a child after he killed Culann's fierce guard-dog in self-defense, and offered to take its place until a replacement could be reared.
	Dahn Tsukigata (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner) The Magician Dahn has a bit of a breakdown when the summoned Apollyons don't obey him, as he didn't even realize that causing so much misfortune would open the Gate of The Abysmal Realm.
	Daleth (Shin Megami Tensei II) The Chariot An powerful warrior who proclaims himself to be the true Messiah, and Aleph to be a fake. Arrogant and proud, he challenges Aleph to a number of fights throughout the game.
	Enoch (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Sun A powerful angel. Talks kind of like a surfer.
	Flynn (Shin Megami Tensei IV) Judgment Flynn is a quiet young man living in the Eastern Kingdom of Mikado during the late-1400s who becomes a demon exterminating Samurai after being chosen in the yearly Gauntlet Ritual.
	Gimmel (Shin Megami Tensei II) The Empress A mysterious young man ruling over the idyllic forest of Arcadia.
	Hiroko (Shin Megami Tensei II) The Empress A loyal Temple Knight of the Center who frequently crosses paths with Aleph, eventually becoming his main companion in all alignment routes.
	Hoshigami (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The World Hoshigami is a loving creator God. You do have to fight her, but that's just part of the process.
	Isamu Nitta (Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne) The Hermit A classmate of the main character. He has a relaxed personality; however, he has a tendency to be cocky.
	Issachar (Shin Megami Tensei IV) Wheel of Fortune Flynn's childhood best friend, the two were close enough to be considered brothers. Longs to become a Samurai.
	Jonathan (Shin Megami Tensei IV) Temperance A young Samurai born to an upper class family who is chosen in the same Gauntlet Ritual as Flynn. Despite being born to the Luxuror caste, he supports equality for all castes in East Mikado.
	Jyoji Hijiri (Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne) The High Priestess Hijiri's main motivation is to discover the truth. Even after the Conception, this goal does not change.
	Kanbari (Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey) The Hermit God of the toilet.
	Katsuya Suou (Persona 2: Eternal Punishment) Justice Katsuya is very straight-laced, even in the face of paranormal activity (he often wonders aloud whether the penal code can apply to demons). Katsuya cares a great deal for his brother, and gets depressed very easily if Tatsuya spurns his help.
	Kazuya Minegishi (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor) The Magician The Main Character is a reincarnation of Abel and the only human qualified to become the King of Bel.
	Law Hero (Shin Megami Tensei) The Hierophant A young man who meets the Hero while searching for his girlfriend (who coincidentally shares the name of the Heroine). He survives the end of the world and gravitates towards the message of peace broadcast by the Messians.
	Lena (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Chariot A hot-blooded young girl with no special powers.
	Lucifer (Shin Megami Tensei) Judgment Allow me to introduce myself: I have been called many things in my time, but for the sake of our conversation... you may call me Lucifer. Doubtless you have heard of me, and doubtless the stories were... less-than-flattering. Allow me to set the record straight.
	Lucifer (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) Judgment Lucifer wants to unite the demon, angel, and human worlds, and is as good a father as he can possibly be.
	Mammon (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Empress Not the most powerful of demon lords, but one of the most loved among those he rules, even if he is a bit silly.
	Mara (Shin Megami Tensei) The Tower Mara is the demon lord of all temptations. And Squick.
	Merkabah (Shin Megami Tensei IV) The Chariot The throne chariot of God, and the leader of the forces of Law. His goal is restore peace to Mikado by destroying Tokyo, believing it has become too defiled and demon-infested to be allowed to exist.
	Midori Komaki (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor) Temperance A fifteen-year-old cosplayer who is known as the camgirl 'Dolly'. Due to the lockdown, she is stuck wearing one of her cosplay outfits. Extremely peppy and optimistic, her outlook on life borders on childishly simplistic.
	Mirai Kaname (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Star The daughter of Lucifer, on a quest to find out more about her father.
	Mirai Kaname & Setsuna Kai's moms (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Empress At this point, merely ghosts of lovers Lucifer sired children with.
	Nagahisa Kai (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) Judgment Setsuna's spent all of Black Book looking for his brother, his only family in the world, to rescue him, and then finds out once he meets him again that Nagahisa is half-angel, hates him for being half-demon, and is helping to destroy the world.
	Nagi (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner) The Star She's been training ever since Geirin found her to be the 18th Geirin Kuzunoha.
	Nebiros (Shin Megami Tensei) Death The general of Hell. He keeps watch over other demons. One of Hell's greatest necromancers, he can control souls and corpses.
	Neutral Hero (Shin Megami Tensei) Justice The Hero is an Ordinary High-School Student living in Tokyo with his mother. He receives the Demon Summoning Program in an email and discovers a remarkable talent for Summoning.
	Phegor (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Devil One of the Bel brothers living in the Deep Hole.
	Raidou Kuzunoha XIV (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner) The Hierophant A young student of Yumizuki High School who was trained at the Kuzunoha village in the art of the Devil Summoner. Once he was ready, he undertook the trials at the nameless shrine in the heart of the Shinoda mountains and became the fourteenth Raidou Kuzunoha.
	Raiho (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner) The Sun A Jack Frost who has fused with Raidou's outfit in order to become a main character.
	Raphael (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Lovers An angel with a love for inventions that rarely work. Not a bad guy.
	Setsuna Kai (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Magician The son of Lucifer, trying to rescue his brother from Makai.
	Tamaki Uchiha (Shin Megami Tensei: if...) The Sun In if..., you are given the option of naming your character, selecting their gender, and more or less defining their personality through gameplay. The Persona series, however, defines the Protagonist as a fairly upbeat girl named Tamaki Uchida.
	YHWH (Shin Megami Tensei II) The Hierophant Also known as "The Great Will", YHVH is the Abrahamic God. However, he is far from the kindly god you'd expect. Instead, he is a selfish, totalitarian tyrant obsessed with forcing his warped standards on the world by forcibly converting all mortal life to worshiping him and brutally slaughtering those who dissent.
	Zayin (Shin Megami Tensei II) Judgment A devoted Temple Knight of the Center, who acts as support to Aleph. As time goes by, he begins to question the methods used by the Center to bring about the Thousand Year Kingdom, and eventually rebels.
	Zebul (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Moon He manipulates the events of Red/Black book to ensure that Ragnarok happens and not Armageddon.
	Zett Takajo (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children) The Moon Actually Beelzebub, in some manner or another.
	Zett Takajo (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children, manga ver.) The Moon So one time he got split in half and then that led to an outfit change... wait, is this Steven Universe?
	Daktaklakpak (Star Control 3) The Hierophant either the Doogs nor the K'Tang seem to be able to pronounce the name of that race properly, and even the Captain himself can suggest that he just calls them Daks for short. The Daktaklakpak protest, saying that is the shortened version of their full name.
	ZEX (Star Control 2) The Lovers Admiral ZEX actually likes humans and finds them attractive. The rest of his species treats him like a sexual deviant (tolerated only for his military genius).
	Saeki (Underworld Capital Incident) The Star The most brilliant of the underworld escorts. A youthful one good at shooting and piano. The horn that he holds gives notifications about crises in hell.
	Cherryblod (Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea) The Emperor Lobco's father and Doloz's husband.
	Cherryblod (Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea, genderbend ver.) The Empress Lobco's mother and Doloz's wife.
	Meikai (Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea) The Hanged Man Wadanohara's deceased father, the Great Sorcerer.
	Meikai (Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea, Red Sea ver.) Death Wadanohara's deceased father, who sided with the Sea of Death.
	Miyura (Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea) The Sun A mermaid who lives in Wadanohara's town. Seguro's friend.
	Ver Million (Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea) Wheel of Fortune A demon mercenary hired by the Tosatsu Kingdom and Wadanohara's friend.
	Ellen (The Witch's House) The Devil Then a girl came to play. A cute girl with golden braids...
	Ajo Grafor (Gloria Union) The Devil A rather demented scientist who is researching robotics and attempting to perfect the technology necessary to create cyborgs by experimenting on various unwilling humans. His favorite creation is the Ruru Mk-2, a palette swap of the original Ruru with no emotions, which he refers to as his daughter.
	Ashley (Gloria Union) The Hanged Man Ishut's older twin brother. He is the emperor of Lukia, but is effectively a figurehead, as Gariored is really the one in charge of the country. Despite this, he is adored by the populace, who see him as a tragic figure and are very protective of him.
	Emilia (Yggdra Union) The Tower Gulcasa's younger sister, "Scarlet Princess" Emilia is one of his Five Dragon Generals at only fourteen years old. She's incredibly powerful despite her youth, and is braver than most people twice her age; unfortunately, many of her own allies tend to indicate that she should keep away from the battlefield due to her age.
	Eudy (Yggdra Union) The Magician Both the leader of the Imperial witches and the master of Imperial ballistics, Eudy comes off as calm, collected, and in control—until she's given a cannon to fire. Then she starts cackling like a maniac and squeeing about bombarding her enemies, and it gets pretty obvious that she's a pyromaniac.
	Gulcasa (Yggdra Union) The Magician The young Emperor of Bronquia, Gulcasa wrested leadership of his country from a loathed predecessor in a bloody coup d'état and, at the age of twenty, is a terrifying threat to his enemies and a beloved sovereign to his own people.
	Nessiah (Yggdra Union) The Tower Although he seems to be a loyal member of the Imperial Army, he betrays them after Gulcasa captures Yggdra, killing all his men and informing Milanor of where Gulcasa is taking Yggdra before killing himself. However, he appears again a few battlefields later to scold Milanor and the Royal Army for not moving quickly enough.
	Pamela (Yggdra Union) The Star Pamela is incredibly childish and has an extremely unrealistic view of the events around her, and tries to buy Nietzsche from the Royal Army when her attempt at stalking them fails—then proceeds to cry and throw a temper tantrum when they refuse to sell their companion.
	Tokyo Millennium (Axis Powers Hetalia/Shin Megami Tensei II OC) The Tower This country got really messed up really fast.
	Talia (Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea OC) The Fool A young mantis shrimp with more brawn than good sense.

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