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Design
Bicorn is depicted as a dark indigo horse with curved green horns on top of its head, red eyes and a white mane and tail.
In Shin Megami Tensei II, Bicorn appears without any additional markings, although official artwork depicts it with white shins and a white stripe down the center of its face. Bicorn appears with these markings in Shin Megami Tensei: Nine onwards. Subsequent appearances usually just have white covering the ankles instead of the shins, starting in Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne.
An evil creature that looks like a horse with two curving horns.
It is said to be the opposite of a Chichevache, but theory speculates that it is actually a mistranslation of "Re'em," a two-horned beast that appears in the Old Testament.
An evil creature that looks like a horse with two curved horns.
It is said to be the opposite of a Chichevache, but theory speculates that it is actually a mistranslation of Re'em, a two-horned beast that appears in the Old Testament.
A horse like beast with two helical horns on its head. While the Unicorn represents purity the Bicorn is its opposite. Its origin is unclear but some believe it is derived from Re'em, the dual-horned beast in the Old Testament.
An evil creature that looks like a horse with two curving horns. It is said to be the opposite of a Chichevache, but theory speculates that it is a mistranslation of "Re'em," a two horned beast that appears in the Old Testament.
An evil creature with two curving horns. It represents impurity, unlike the Unicorn. Said to be derived from Re'em in the Bible. Another legend says that it feeds off of disloyal husbands.
An evil creature with two curving horns. It represents impurity, unlike the Unicorn. Said to be derived from Re'em in the Bible. Another legend says that it feeds off of disloyal husbands.
An evil creature with two curved horns. It represents impurity, unlike the Unicorn. Said to be derived from Re'em in the Bible. Another legend says that it consumes loyal husbands.