Nahobino
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The Nahobino is a playable character and the protagonist of Shin Megami Tensei V. He is a third year student of Jouin High School of Tokyo who is mistakenly transported to Da'at and fuses with Aogami, together becoming a singular entity referred to as the Nahobino. He later joins the Bethel organization in fighting back the Demons appearing in the real world.
The protagonist's real name is not given and is left up to the player to name.
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As a human, the Nahobino wears a sailor style Jouin High School uniform, dark blue with white lilies across the blazer and pants that he wears in a very formal manner. He often carries a black satchel with white straps to school, in which he keeps a copy of the Man'yōshū that he is shown reading in his spare time, and his most defining physical trait is his uneven fringe. When fused with Aogami his body is covered in a body suit made of black metal, with stylized white metal swirls lining the right side of his body and lines of blue energy running down the left. His fingers are composed of the same blue energy and when flattened together summon a long blade of blue energy. His feet have a thin platform at the center of each foot resembling ice skates. Around his neck is a blue gorget that protects everything except his face, which is unchanged from his human form, and his hair retains his fringe though now it is a vibrant blue and extends all the way down ankles. His eyes glow golden, which is a trait shared with all Nahobino.
Though he is shaped by the choices of the player, he is shown to be introverted and uncertain. Though he tries to make an effort to follow rules he isn't particularly strictly in this regard, as shown when he attempts to follow the buddy system put in place after the recent murders and chooses to return to the dormitories alone when he is unsuccessful. He is also easily influenced and someone that often helps others, either happily or begrudgingly depending on the choices of the player. He is an inattentive student, shown day dreaming and losing focus in class, and doesn't engage much with his fellow classmates though he also isn't disliked by them either, having an amicable relationship with Miyazu Atsuta prior to the start of the game. However, he is also shown to be fearful and fainthearted when confronted with uncertainty, collapsing to the ground when first entering Da'at and nervously hugging his arm prior to the Pandemonic Summit. In spite of this, he still continues to face the dangers and fight as a Nahobino.
His behavior changes completely upon fusing to Aogami. When in the form of a Nahobino he is decisive and fearless, unfazed when his life is threatened and battle ready at a moment's notice. As with Aogami, when in the form of a Nahobino he is fairly inexpressive and rarely shows any emotion. He selflessly protects others at the risk of his own safety, intercepting a fatal attack from Lahmu to protect Tao Isonokami, though he ultimately failed to save her. His compassion is also evident, as in the moment Sahori regains control to give him the chance to kill both her and Lahmu, he chooses to comfort her with a hug as he drives his blade through her. His resolve and desire to help others earned him the admiration of Fionn mac Cumhaill, who will follow him regardless of alignment.
With the exception of Lahmu he is difficult to catch of guard, anticipating incoming attacks from the Hydra, Fionn mac Cumhaill, and other Nahobino. When in battle he often summons a blade from his right hand, though it is shown that he can summon it from both hands at the same time. Their fighting style is graceful and controlled with many attacks demonstrating both his power and control over the battlefield, and though they don't seem to derive any satisfaction from fighting they are nevertheless enthusiastic while in battle and do not hold back.
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Shin Megami Tensei V
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
Nomenclature
The Nahobino is named after figures in Japanese mythology from the Kojiki. These origins also compliment the origins of Magatsuhi Skills. After Izanagi returns from Yomi, he bathes to rid himself of the impurities accumulated in Yomi. The impurities from his body turn into two gods, Yasomagatsuhi-no-kami and Ōmagatsuhi-no-kami. The two are associated with misfortune, calamity, disaster, and ruin.[1][2] Three more gods were then created to correct the misfortune and disaster caused by the two: Kamunaobinokami, Ōnaobinokami, and Izunome.[3][4][5]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ナホビノ Nahobino 主人公 Shujinkō |
Nahobino Protagonist |
Trivia
- In Shin Megami Tensei V's debug, the Nahobino is given the name Kei Amemura in the localization. In the Japanese version, he is simply referred to as Protagonist (主人公).
Gallery
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Promotional artwork
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Release celebration portrait
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Shin Megami Tensei V cover artwork
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November 11 2021 Famitsu Issue Cover
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1 million sales celebratory art by Masayuki Doi
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Shin Megami Tensei V Vengance cover artwork
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Nahobino using Omagatoki Critical
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Nahobino using Aramasa
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The Nahobino at the Pandemonic Summit
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Nahobino pursued by Jatayu
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Nahobino using Eternal Prayer
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Nahobino using Fairy Banquet
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Nahobino using Fire Dracostrike
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Nahobino using Freikugel EX
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Nahobino entering Jouin High School
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Nahobino using Thalassic Calamity
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Nahobino first entering the World of Shadows
References
- ↑ 八十禍津日神. Retrieved 2023. The Kojiki Center at Kokugakuin University. Database.
- ↑ 大禍津日神. Retrieved 2023. The Kojiki Center at Kokugakuin University. Database.
- ↑ 神直毘神. Retrieved 2023. The Kojiki Center at Kokugakuin University. Database.
- ↑ 大直毘神. Retrieved 2023. The Kojiki Center at Kokugakuin University. Database.
- ↑ 伊豆能売. Retrieved 2023. The Kojiki Center at Kokugakuin University. Database.