Airavata

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Airavata is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

Design

Gameplay

For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Airavata.

Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey A giant elephant with four tusks who serves as Indra's steed. His body is white like snow. He was born from the churning of the milk ocean and is the king of elephants. His size is compared to that of Mt. Kailash.
Soul Hackers
(3DS)
A giant elephant with four tusks who serves as Indra's steed. His body is white like snow. He was born from the churning of the milk ocean and is the king of elephants. His size is compared to that of Mt. Kailash.
Devil Children Black Book and Red Book 自由に空をとべる ゾウの王様 黒い雨雲を 生み出して 雨をふらす
Translation: The King of Elephants who can fly freely in the skies. It produces black rain clouds that shed rain.
Devil Children White Book じゆうにそらを とべる ソウのおうさま くろいあまぐもを うみだして アメをふらす
Translation: The King of Elephants who can fly freely in the skies. It produces black rain clouds that shed rain.
Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book King of elephants which was born from a sea of milk. Able to fly.
Devil Children Fire Book and Ice Book 光属性不死 光の力に つよく 抵抗する 力があり 魔法や技を 受けても 絶対に 死ぬことは ない
Translation: Light Attribute Immunity. Has the strength to resist the power of light, and won't die if struck by such magic or a skill.
Devil Survivor: Overclocked A giant elephant with four tusks which serves as Indra's steed. His body is white as snow.

He was born from the churning of the milk ocean and is the king of elephants. His size is comparable to that of Mt. Kailash, where Shiva resides.

Devil Survivor 2 A giant elephant with four tusks which serves as Indra's steed. His body is white as snow.

He was born from the churning of the milk ocean and is the king of elephants. His size is comparable to that of Mt. Kailash, where Shiva resides.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese アイラーヴァタ Airāvāta Airavata

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