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Lachesis The middle sister of the Fates, Lachesis works with her sisters Clotho and Atropos. Her name in Greek means the disposer of lots and is derived from the word lachano. Lachano means “to obtain by [ … ]

Pisaca Its name is a product of the demonized Hindu tribes. This persona is a demon which feeds on human flesh, specifically by scavenging corpses. Its grotesque appearance is comparable to Rakshasa, with Pisacas serving [ … ]

Lakshmi Lakshmi is the Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fortune. In a sense, she is similar to the Roman Goddess Fortuna. She is the wife and Shakti of the god Vishnu. She is an [ … ]

Fortuna In Roman Mythology, Fortuna is worshiped as the goddess of luck. Prior to that, people worshipped her as the goddess of blessing and fertility. Many years back, many mothers worshiped her in hopes of blessings. [ … ]

Norn The Norn is similar to the the Fates sisters of Atropos, Clotho, and Lachesis. Instead however, they cater to the destinies of the Norse heroes and the men of the Norse. In one interpretation [ … ]

Chernobog A deity whose accounts are hazy due to an absence of a Slavic formal writing system at the time of his mythology. Chernobog gained notoriety only during the 12th century, making him outdated in comparison [ … ]

Clotho Clotho is the youngest of the three Fates. She and her two sisters, Lachesis and Atropos, manage the strings of life that flow for all mortals. As the youngest of all the Fates, she [ … ]

Alice Lewis Carroll’s character from the popular story Alice in Wonderland. In Shin Megami Tensei, Alice has a strong resemblance to the original character, especially with the iconic blue dress and golden hair. Another reference [ … ]

Take-Minakata The son of Okuninushi. By the time the Heavenly Gods were determined to exercise their authority over the Earth, the demons summoned Take-Mikazuchi to fight against Take-Minakata. Take-Mikazuchi won handily in his sumo battle [ … ]