persona 5 scramble

Kaiwan Kaiwan is a recurring demon throughout the Persona series. He is an Astro-Mythological deity from Assyrian mythology. He is associated with the planet Saturn. Kaiwan is also one of the names of Hastur the [ … ]

Nebiros He occupies the 24th rank among the spirits of Goetia. His name was first mentioned by Johann Wier in 1583. Nebiros is the bravest high-ranking member of the damned, commanding nineteen legions of demons. [ … ]

Lilim Known as the daughters of Lilith, Lilim are demons that appear as attractive young ladies. In Greece, these are known as ‘Empusa.’ They are not Succubi, however they behave similarly. They seduce men with [ … ]

Raja Naga Stemming from Hindu mythology, the name Raja Naga translates as ‘Naga King,’ with Naga referring to the Cobra. There are several accounts of this noble class, with members coming from different parts of [ … ]

Koppa Tengu In Japanese mythology, Tengu can develop in two different ways. Those that are wicked and ignorant develop into ko-tengu, or small Tengu. Those who were wise and knowledgable would become dai-tengu, or big [ … ]

Mitra A deity who originated from Zoroastrian scriptures, Mitra serves as the upholder of truth and the rival of falsehood. The ultimate deity, Ahura Mazda molded him to function as a member of the three [ … ]

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 [ … ]

Mot His name Mot, which translates to ‘death,’ is the Canaanite god of death. He attempted to destroy Baal, the god of fertility. By the time Mot’s father threatened his throne, Mot’s practice finally ceased. [ … ]

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 [ … ]

Hecatoncheires Originally from Greek mythology as giant creatures. Hecatoncheir, or otherwise known as Hekatonkheires or Hecatonchires, has fifty heads and 100 arms. Its father, Uranus, was disgusted by its horrendous appearance and so flung them [ … ]