| Compendium Entries
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| Shin Megami Tensei(A-Mode DDS)
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Origin: Japan - A three-legged bird who lives in the sun. When Emperor Jimmu was on his eastern voyage, it descended from heaven to guide him. Kamotaketsunumino-Mikoto took this form when he descended on Amaterasu's orders.
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Shin Megami Tensei III:
Nocturne
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A divine creature in Japanese mythology. They are three-legged ravens that Amaterasu sent to help humans. It is said that they helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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Shin Megami Tensei:
Strange Journey
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A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans.
They are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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| Shin Megami Tensei IV
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A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans.
They are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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Shin Megami Tensei IV:
Apocalypse
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A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans.
They are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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| Shin Megami Tensei V
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A divine creature in Japanese mythology, they are three-legged ravens that the goddess Amaterasu sent to help humans.
It is said that they helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory, and, despite their divine standing, those who are unworthy have been known to go mad after looking them directly in the eye.
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| Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine
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A divine being worshipped as an incarnation of the sun.
It was sent to the earth by the Japanese sun goddess Amaterasu.
It takes the form of a pitch-black crow with three feet.
As a very high-ranking deity, those who are not worthy are said to be driven mad by the very sight of it.
Yadagarasu is also a god of guidance. A well-known story in Japanese mythology tells of Amaterasu sending Yadagarasu to guide Emperor Jinmu to victory in his conquest of the East and return him safely to his home of Yamato.
Crows are revered as incarnations of the sun.
Their black bodies are said to represent the black color of sunspots.
Yadagarasu is worshipped as a symbol of the Kumano Hongu Taisha shrine.
This custom is believed to stem from the fact that crows have long been revered as agents of the gods in the Kumano region,
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| Liberation Dx2
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A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans and are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory. Because of their divinity some without faith are driven mad at their sight.
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| Soul Hackers 2
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A divine creature in Japanese mythology. They are three-legged ravens that the goddess Amaterasu sent to help humans. It is said that they helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory, and, despite their divine standing, those who are unworthy have been known to go mad after looking them directly in the eye.
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| Persona 3
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A divine creature in Japanese myth. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. It is said that they helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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| Persona 4
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A divine creature in Japanese myth. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. It is said that they helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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| Persona 5
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A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. They are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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Persona Q:
Shadow of the Labyrinth
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A divine creature in Japanese myth, they are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. It is said that they even helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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Persona Q2:
New Cinema Labyrinth
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A divine creature in Japanese myth, they are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. It is said that they even helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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| Persona 5 Strikers
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A divine creature in Japanese lore. They are three-legged birds sent by Amaterasu to help humans. They are said to have helped Emperor Jinmu claim victory.
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