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While searching through their school's library, students [[Jin (Devil Children)|Jin]], [[Akira (Devil Children)|Akira]], and [[Rena]] discover | While searching through their school's library, students [[Jin (Devil Children)|Jin]], [[Akira (Devil Children)|Akira]], and [[Rena]] discover a demon encyclopedia originally owned by the Ahriman Occult. Rena explains that demons coexist with humans in a world called [[Valhalla (location)|Valhalla]], then takes notice of an incantation written in the encyclopedia. As the three students recite the incantation, a girl named [[Ami Kashihara|Ami]] summons them to a desolate Valhalla. Ami pleads for Jin and Akira, whom she claims are the Son of Light and Prince of Darkness, to save Valhalla with their latent abilities, as the world was torn by the desires of mankind and demons. Malicious [[Gargoyle]]s suddenly appear and attempt to take special artifacts from Ami, until Jin and Akira fight back using gun-like [[Deviliser]]s to summon the demons [[Rand]] and [[Gale (Devil Children)|Devil]]. Their powers awakened, Jin, Akira, Rena, and Ami embark on a journey to save Valhalla from annihilation and find a way back home. | ||
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Shin Megami Tensei: D-Children: Light & Dark is a television series in the Megami Tensei franchise adapted from Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book. Like its predecessor DeviChil, D-Children is not a direct retelling of the games.
Synopsis
While searching through their school's library, students Jin, Akira, and Rena discover a demon encyclopedia originally owned by the Ahriman Occult. Rena explains that demons coexist with humans in a world called Valhalla, then takes notice of an incantation written in the encyclopedia. As the three students recite the incantation, a girl named Ami summons them to a desolate Valhalla. Ami pleads for Jin and Akira, whom she claims are the Son of Light and Prince of Darkness, to save Valhalla with their latent abilities, as the world was torn by the desires of mankind and demons. Malicious Gargoyles suddenly appear and attempt to take special artifacts from Ami, until Jin and Akira fight back using gun-like Devilisers to summon the demons Rand and Devil. Their powers awakened, Jin, Akira, Rena, and Ami embark on a journey to save Valhalla from annihilation and find a way back home.
Episodes
No. | Title (Japanese) | Title (Translation) | Original Broadcast |
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Jin, Akira, and Lena happen upon a book of demons in their school's library, which also tells of a world called Valhalla. Chanting a spell, the three are beckoned by Ami Kashihara to Valhalla, devoid of life, where Jin and Akira realize their true natures as the Son of Light and Prince of Dark. Joined by demons Rand and Gale, the group set off to find a way to restore Valhalla. | |||
Listings
Casting
Character | Japanese |
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Jin | Kazuhiro Shindō |
Akira | Miyano Mamoru |
Rena | Rumi Shishido |
Ami | Hiroko Kasahara |
Rand | Yū Mizushima |
Gale | Hiroshi Tsuchida |
Nemea | Masami Suzuki |
Azrael | Taiten Kusunoki |
Kudlak | Mitsuo Iwata |
Ranga | Chisa Yokoyama |
Skuld | Mika Kanai |
Urd | Yuki Nakako |
Belzandy | Mio Noguchi |
Redcap | Shigeru "Chō" Nagashima |
Issitoq | Akiko Kobayashi |
Shun | Shō Hotta |
Judy | Namiki Noriko |
Remiel | Eisuke Tsuda |
Trivia
Nomenclature
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 真・女神転生Dチルドレン ライト&ダーク Shin Megami Tensei D Chirudoren Raito & Dāku | True Goddess Reincarnation: D-Children: Light & Dark |