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(Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Last Bible'' (Series)}} '''''Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible''''', also simply known as '''''Last Bible''''', is a series in the ''Megami Tensei'' franchise. A "side-story" or spin-off of the {{Serieslink|mt}},<ref group="note">The specific word used in Japanese is "gaiden" (外伝), which can also translate to "spin-off."</ref> ''Last Bible'' is set in a traditional high fantasy setting as opposed to a modern or cyberpunk...")
 
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==Media==
==Media==
===Video Games===
{{MediaList}}
| {{Gamelink|lb}} || December 23, 1992
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| {{Gamelink|lb2}} || November 19, 1993
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| {{Gamelink|ab}} || March 2, 1995
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| {{Gamelink|lb3}} || March 4, 1995
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| {{Gamelink|lbs}} || March 24, 1995
|}
====Mobile Games====
{{MediaList}}
| ''[[Shinyaku Last Bible]]'' ||
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| ''[[Shinyaku Last Bible II: Hajimari no Fukuin]]'' ||
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| ''[[Shinyaku Last Bible III: Mugen no Eiyū]]'' ||
|}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 01:02, 2 July 2023

Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible, also simply known as Last Bible, is a series in the Megami Tensei franchise. A "side-story" or spin-off of the Template:Serieslink,[a] Last Bible is set in a traditional high fantasy setting as opposed to a modern or cyberpunk setting common in other Megami Tensei games. Its first game, Template:Gamelink, was released for the Game Boy in 1992.

Only the first game in the series was released outside of Japan, which was localized as Revelations: The Demon Slayer.

History

Media

Video Games

Template:MediaList | Template:Gamelink || December 23, 1992 |- | Template:Gamelink || November 19, 1993 |- | Template:Gamelink || March 2, 1995 |- | Template:Gamelink || March 4, 1995 |- | Template:Gamelink || March 24, 1995 |}

Mobile Games

Template:MediaList | Shinyaku Last Bible || |- | Shinyaku Last Bible II: Hajimari no Fukuin || |- | Shinyaku Last Bible III: Mugen no Eiyū || |}

Trivia

Nomenclature

Notes

  1. The specific word used in Japanese is "gaiden" (外伝), which can also translate to "spin-off."

References