Lamia

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Lamia is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

Design

Gameplay

For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Lamia.

Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei (A-Mode DDS)	Origin: Libya Has a woman's body and a snake's tail. The queen of Libya in Greek lore. Hera grew jealous of Zeus' love for her and cursed her. The curse made her devour her children, one after another, as they were born. When she came to her senses, she cursed herself, changing her lower half to a snake. Afterwards, she retreated to a cave, kidnapping children to devour them.
Shin Megami Tensei V	Half-woman, half-snake creatures that appear in Greek mythology and are said to reside in Libya. They supposedly favor the blood of children and young men.
Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine	A monster of Greek mythology. She is usually depicted as a woman from the waist up and a snake from the waist down. She is the child of Belos, son of the sea god Poseidon, and Libye. Lamia was originally a queen of Libya. Zeus was enraptured by her beauty, and his jealous wife Hera, in a rage, slew all the children of Zeus and Lamia and cursed Lamia herself so that her lower half became that of a monstrous snake. Lamia is sometimes identified with Lilith, the first wife of the Old Testament figure Adam.
Soul Hackers 2	Half-woman, half-snake creatures that appear in Greek mythology, and are said to reside in Libya. They supposedly favor the blood of children and young men.
Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army	A serpentine woman from Greek mythology, she was the queen of Libya. It has a beautiful woman's torso, and a snake's tail. It feeds on the blood of young men.
Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon	A serpentine woman from Greek mythology, she was the queen of Libya. It has a beautiful woman's torso, and a snake's tail. It feeds on the blood of young men.
Persona 3	A serpentine woman of Greek myth, she was the queen of Libya. It has a beautiful woman's torso, and the tail of a snake. It feeds on the blood of young men.
Persona 3 Reload	A serpentine woman of Greek myth, she was once the queen of Libya. Zeus's jealous wife, Hera, killed her children, causing her to go mad and transform into a monster.
Persona 4	A serpentine woman of Greek myth, she was the queen of Libya. It has a beautiful woman's torso, and the tail of a snake. It feeds on the blood of young men.
Persona 5	A serpentine woman of Greek myth, she was once the queen of Libya. Zeus's jealous wife, Hera, killed her children, causing her to go mad and transform into a monster.
Persona 5 Strikers	A serpentine woman of Greek myth, she was once the queen of Libya. Zeus's jealous wife, Hera, killed her children, causing her to go mad and transform into a monster.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ラミア Ramia ラミアー RamiāDigital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II 回廊にうねるヘビ女Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Kairō ni Uneru Hebi Onna	Lamia Serpent Woman Who Snakes down the Corridors
Simplified Chinese	拉弥亚 Lāmíyà 盘据回廊的蛇女Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Pánjù Huíláng de Shénǚ	Lamia Serpent Woman Occupying the Corridors
Traditional Chinese	拉彌亞 Lāmíyà 盤據迴廊的蛇女Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Pánjù Huíláng de Shénǚ	Lamia Serpent Woman Occupying the Corridors
French	Lamia Femme-serpent rampantePersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Lamia Slithering Snake Woman
German	Lamia Mäandernde SchlangenfrauPersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Lamia Meandering Snake Woman
Italian	Lamia Donna serpente sibilantePersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Lamia Hissing Snake Woman
Korean	라미아 Ramia 회랑回廊을 기는 뱀 여인女人Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Hoerang-eul Gineun Baem Yeoin	Lamia Serpent Woman Who Crawls in the Corridors
Polish	Lamia
Brazilian Portuguese	Lâmia	Lamia
Russian	Ламия Lamiya	Lamia
Spanish	Lamia Mujer sierpe reptadoraPersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Lamia Slithering Snake Woman
Turkish	Lamia