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==[[Sector Delphinus]]==
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==Notes==
==Notes==
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Within the widespread of the [[Megami Tensei (Franchise)|''Megami Tensei'' franchise]], there are a lot of strong characters. Because of this extensive universe, and its largely disconnected stories, finding a definitive way to rank the characters is rather difficult. This is my attempt to define it:
==1. Nanashi and Dagda==
[[Nanashi]] with [[Dagda]]'s power is the contender to be the strongest character in the ''Megami Tensei'' series. In the [[Plot:Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse#Massacre Route and Ending|Massacre route]] of [[Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse|''Apocalypse'']], Nanashi is capable of defeating [[YHVH]] by himself, though it is possible for any of the [[Double Party]] members to kill Him by themselves as proven by [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edTA8SVKdm8 this video]. This is not only a prominent feat on its own, but it also occurs after Nanashi kills all his former teammates, including [[Navarre]] who is already dead. Similarly, Nanashi is technically capable of defeating [[Stephen]] in the ''[[Messiahs in the Diamond Realm]]'' DLC by himself. Other feats include defeating [[Merkabah]] and [[Lucifer]] back to back as well as killing the members of the [[Divine Powers]], most notably including [[Shesha]], who is able to reincarnate, becoming stronger and more intelligent each time. Though minor, other feats include being able to speak to [[demon]]s without the Demonlingual app, and is able to summon Demons without a [[COMP|Gauntlet]] like the other members of the [[Hunter Association]].
==2. Flynn==
Like Nanashi, [[Flynn]] is similarly capable. He does fight YHVH alongside Nanashi and [[Satan]] in the Massacre ending of ''Apocalypse'', and wields Masakado's Katana. Also like Nanashi, Flynn fights multiple forms of Merkabah and Lucifer with minimal rest between the encounters. Flynn also defeats [[Masakado]] during the ''[[For the Past... For the Future]]'' DLC. Where Flynn differs from Nanashi, is that Flynn is limited to the abilities of a normal human, such as needing a Gauntlet to summon and control demons, and needing the Demonlingual app to communicate with most of them.
==3. Demi-fiend==
The [[Demi-fiend]] is a notable combatant within the ''Megami Tensei'' series, often being used as the poster child for strong characters within the series. With the [[Masakados]] [[Magatama]] equipped, he is immune to all damage except [[Almighty]], and like Nanashi he is able to control and communicate with demons without a [[COMP]] as a half-demon. In [[Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne|''Nocturne'']], the Demi-fiend defeats important opponents, such as [[Kagutsuchi]] notable immediately after fighting [[Ahriman]], [[Noah]], and [[Baal|Baal Avatar]]. Again, after the defeat of Kagutsuchi in the [[True Demon Ending]], he will fight [[Lucifer]] though he won't kill him, and instead joins his forces of Chaos and becomes a fully-fledged demon.


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This is a list of bosses in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey and Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux.

Sector Antlia

Sector Bootes

Sector Carina

Sector Delphinus

Sector Eridanus

Sector Fornax

Jack's Squad HQ

Sector Grus

Sector Horogium

Law-Aligned

Chaos-Aligned

Neutral-Aligned

Womb of Grief

Empyrean Ascent

Notes

  1. Ryan is an optional boss based on decisions made when confronting Jack's Squad a second time.

An aqua blue Nintendo 3DS.

The Nintendo 3DS is a portable handheld game console made by Nintendo that was released in Japan on February 26, 2011, and later released in Europe, North America, and Australia on March 25, March 27, and March 31 of the same year respectively. It is the successor to the Nintendo DS, and features full backward compatibility with the predecessor.

The 3DS is known for its ability to portray stereoscopic 3D images, as well as its StreetPass and SpotPass features, which multiple Megami Tensei games released for the system utilize. The system has received several enhanced editions, such as the Nintendo 2DS, which lacks the titular 3D gimmick, and the Nintendo 3DS XL, which has a larger screen and more powerful CPU.

There are several Megami Tensei games exclusive to the system, though a majority of them are ports or remasters of previously existing games.

Megami Tensei games available for Nintendo 3DS

Title Release Notes
Devil Survivor: Overclocked
Japan September 1, 2011
United States of America August 23, 2011
Europe March 29, 2013
Re-release of Devil Survivor
Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
Japan August 30, 2012
United States of America April 16, 2013
Europe September 20, 2013
Australia September 26, 2013
Re-release of Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
Shin Megami Tensei IV
Japan May 23, 2013
United States of America July 16, 2013
South Korea November 9, 2013
Europe October 30, 2014
Australia October 30, 2014
Digital only in Europe
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
Japan June 5, 2013
United States of America November 25, 2013
Australia November 26, 2014
Europe November 28, 2014
Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker
Japan January 29, 2015
United States of America May 5, 2015
Europe October 30, 2015
Australia November 5, 2015
Re-release of Devil Survivor 2
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse
Japan February 10, 2016
United States of America September 20, 2016
Europe December 2, 2016
Australia December 9, 2016
Sequel to Shin Megami Tensei IV
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux
Japan October 26, 2017
United States of America May 15, 2018
Europe May 18, 2018
Re-release of Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
Japan November 29, 2018
WWWorldwide June 4, 2019
Sequel to Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth

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References

General

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Effect-kun/Sandbox are a mechanic in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux and Soul Hackers 2. They are special skills only usable by the protagonist.

Overview

Mechanics by Game

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux

Introduced in Redux, Commander Skills are only usable by the protagonist purchased as Apps in the Red Sprite's lab. They do not cost a turn or any MP and offer various effects. There are also Auto Commander Skills, which activate automatically, either randomly or when certain conditions are met.

Soul Hackers 2

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List of Skills

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux

Introduced in Redux, Commander Skills are only usable by the protagonist purchased as Apps in the Red Sprite's lab. They do not cost a turn or any MP and offer various effects. There are also Auto Commander Skills, which activate automatically, either randomly or when certain conditions are met.

Soul Hackers 2

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Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese コマンダースキル Commander Skills

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Notes


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