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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 Gale. 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
1
"ヴァルハラ"
"Valhalla"
October 5, 2002
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.
2
"時の鎖"
"Time Chain"
October 12, 2002
3
"バルバトスの要塞"
"Fortress of Barbatos"
October 19, 2002
4
"ハボリムの陰謀"
"The Harborim Conspiracy"
October 26, 2002
5
"海をつらぬけ!"
"Pierce the Seas!"
November 2, 2002
6
"いやしのデビル"
"The Healing Devil"
November 9, 2002
7
"はじめての仲魔"
"First-Time Demon Partner"
November 16, 2002
8
"炎の守り神"
"The Flame Guardian"
November 23, 2002
9
"女怪盗ランダ参上"
"Enter Rangda, the Lady-Bandit"
November 30, 2002
10
"たぶん三人目"
"A Third Person, Perhaps"
December 7, 2002
11
"蘇れ!父と子の絆"
"Reignite! A Father-Son Bond"
December 14, 2002
12
"フロールの村"
"Flore Village"
December 21, 2002
13
"シュンと解放軍"
"Shun and the Liberation Army"
December 28, 2002
14
"ランダふたたび!"
"Ranga Again!"
January 4, 2003
15
"亜美のひみつ"
"Ami's Secret"
January 11, 2003
16
"時の女神スクルド"
"Skuld, the Time Goddess"
January 18, 2003
17
"とんでる!?"
"Flying!?"
January 25, 2003
18
"シュンとの再会"
"Shun's Reunion"
February 1, 2003
19
"ビフロンスのわな"
"Bifrons's Trap"
February 8, 2003
20
"急げ!友のために"
"Hurry! For My Friend's Sake"
February 15, 2003
21
"ハーミットの手品師"
"The Illusionist of Hermit"
February 22, 2003
22
"過去から来たアテナ"
"Athena Came from the Past"
March 1, 2003
23
"伝説を知る者"
"He Who Knows the Legend"
March 8, 2003
24
"パズルの城"
"Puzzle Castle"
March 15, 2003
25
"クロトのさいごの授業"
"Clotho's Last Lesson"
March 22, 2003
26
"怪盗VS女神?!"
"Bandit VS Goddess?!"
March 29, 2003
27
"浮遊要塞"
"The Floating Fortress"
April 5, 2003
28
"決戦!皇帝アズラエル"
"Decisive Battle! Emperor Azrael"
April 12, 2003
29
"新たなる旅立ち"
"A New Journey"
April 19, 2003
30
"トールの友情"
"Thor's Friendship"
April 26, 2003
31
"アレスJRとの再会"
"Ares Jr.'s Reunion"
May 3, 2003
32
"大怪盗ランダ様!"
"Miss Rangda, the Grand Bandit!"
May 10, 2003
33
"対決!ジンVSアキラ"
"Face-off! Jin VS Akira"
May 17, 2003
34
"ミッション地下へ!"
"To the Mission Underground!"
May 24, 2003
35
"デビル合体!"
"Devil Fusion!"
May 31, 2003
36
"クロセルの城"
"Crosel's Castle"
June 7, 2003
37
"完璧な名案あります"
"Here's a Perfectly Good Idea"
June 14, 2003
38
"夏だ!海だ!水上戦"
"Summer! Beach! Water Warfare"
June 21, 2003
39
"地上へ…?"
"To The Surface...?"
June 28, 2003
40
"ナオミのセレナーデ"
"Naomi's Serenade"
July 5, 2003
41
"タマゴパニック?"
"Egg Panic?"
July 12, 2003
42
"ラファエルの決断"
"Raphael's Resolution"
July 19, 2003
43
"孤高の軍団長!オセ"
"The Lone Legionnaire! Ose"
July 26, 2003
44
"C(カード)で砂漠を乗りきれ!"
"Desert Ride with C (Card)!"
August 2, 2003
45
"めざめよ!アースエレメント"
"Arise! Earth Element"
August 9, 2003
46
"光と闇のわな"
"A Light and Dark Trap"
August 16, 2003
47
"秘境!ヒュドラの沼"
"Uncharted! Hydra's Swamp"
August 23, 2003
48
"破壊王レミエルの城へ!"
"To the Castle of Remiel, the Calamity King!"
August 30, 2003
49
"始動!時の塔"
"Activate! The Tower of Time"
September 6, 2003
50
"光の御子闇の貴公子"
"Son of Light, Prince of Darkness"
September 13, 2003
51
"天使エノク"
"Angel Enoch"
September 20, 2003
52
"にげない!なげない!あきらめない!"
"Never Run Away! Never Give Up! Never Back Down!"
September 27, 2003

Listings

Casting

Character Japanese
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

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
  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

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Notes

References

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