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Oliver is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

Compendium Entries
Soul Hackers (3DS)	A mysterious bipedal creature that was much talked about in the mid 70s. He has made an appearance in Japan. Since his discovery, there was much speculation about whether or not he was a mix of chimpanzee and human. It was said that he had one less chromosome than a normal primate, but, in the end, he was determined to be a regular chimpanzee. Reappearing in Devil Summoner form. A mysterious bipedal creature that was much talked about in the mid 70s. He has made an appearance in Japan. Since his discovery, there was much speculation about whether or not he was a mix of chimpanzee and human. It was said that he had one less chromosome than a normal primate, but, in the end, he was determined to be a regular chimpanzee.

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	オリバーくん	Oliver-kun

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 Reappearing in Devil Summoner form.<br>A mysterious bipedal creature that was much talked about in the mid 70s. He has made an appearance in Japan. Since his discovery, there was much speculation about whether or not he was a mix of chimpanzee and human.<br>It was said that he had one less chromosome than a normal primate, but, in the end, he was determined to be a regular chimpanzee.