Arahabaki is a Japanese god of uncertain origin. His portrayal in the Megami Tensei franchise is influenced by Tsugaru Soto-Sangunshi, a forgery compiled in the 1970s.

2018年5月19日 · Another interesting appearance of the goggle-eyed dogū is in the Shin Megami Tensei series (henceforth SMT; Atlus/Sega, 1987–present), which includes the Persona sub-series. These games allow players to summon mythological monsters (and deities) from virtually all cultures around the world.

This is a complete list of all demons in Shin Megami Tensei divided by races. For the Sega CD remakes, a number of demons were added that did not appear in the original Super Famicom game. These demons are denoted with a cross (†) after their name in the list.

2024年6月28日 · Arahabaki is a boss in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance (SMT V). Read on to know the best strategies to use against Arahabaki, Arahabaki's weaknesses, best demons to use against Arahabaki, and the best buffs to use to counter Arahabaki, and the most effective strategies to use to beat Arahabaki!

2021年7月11日 · Arahabaki’s design in SMT V is influenced by traditional Japanese figurines from the late Jomon period called Dogu. Even some of Arahabaki’s skills take inspiration from these figures; we can...

In Shin Megami Tensei and onward, Arahabaki is depicted as a dogū. For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Arahabaki. Origin: Japan - A native god of ancient Japan. Because shrines to him are found throughout Japan, he is known as a god of travelers. In one account, he was the chief god when Nagasunehiko and Abihiko started their kingdom.

2022年10月31日 · Well SMT games based on worldwide folklore and same goes for Arahabaki. It reminds me of something from Raiders of the Lost Ark. These are called Dogu statues, I thought they were ancient mayan or Aztec statues but they were Japanese lol.

Under the cut, I will attempt to debunk their source. If stories about dogu, piss bottles and improbable journeys to Ecuador interest you, you found the right place. Arahabaki is a mythical figure with a relatively large popculture footprint, mostly thanks to Shin Megami Tensei, but little to no source material to go with it.

2016年3月31日 · But it may not be so simple: depictions of Arahabaki as a Dogu or with Dogu-like features are somewhat abundant throughout Japanese media, too much so to merely be a pattern of riffing on the iconic SMT design. Unfortunately, reliable sources for Arahabaki in English are painfully scarce, making it all the more difficult to discern whether or ...

"Arahabaki as a shakoki-dogu seems to have some general traction in Japanese pop culture." I remember one of the Dragon Quest games having a shakoki-dogu looking Arahabaki, but it's probably not the…