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Druj is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
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Origin
Druj, meaning "falsehood" or "deceit", is a concept in Zoroastrianism. It is the opposite of aṧa, which means "truth" or "order".[1] This demon likely represents Nasu, a Zoroastrian demon associated with corpses that is depicted as a fly[2] and sometimes called "Druj Nasu".
Design
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Gameplay
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M. Def
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EXP
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Persona EXP
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Yen
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Drop
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79
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1728
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1728
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¥Yen2000
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Physical Guard (○Common)
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Single enemy
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Sword
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M. Def
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Persona EXP
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2419
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¥Yen2500
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Physical Guard (○Common)
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Game Appearances
She appears as the boss in the second Nomos, and she also appears in the form of a mysterious beauty as a disguise to trick the Protagonist, but her true form is of a fly. If the Protagonist chooses to close their eyes when going through her doorways, they and their partner might get turned into flies.
- She has different dialogue depending on if the Protagonist is male or female. If male, she mentions she loves youngsters, and if female, she mentions she likes both men and women.
- Her usage of ~nasai in Japanese denotes an authoritative/bossy nuance in her dialogue.
She appears as a boss in the third Bax, and she also appears in the form of a mysterious beauty as a disguise to trick the protagonist, Hazama, but her true form is of a fly. If Hazama chooses to close his eyes when going through her doorways, he and Amon might get turned into flies.
Trivia
Nomenclature
Names in Other Languages
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English
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Druj
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Insectiod Revelations: Persona
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Japanese
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ドゥルジ Duruji |
Druj
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Gallery
References
- ↑ Jean Kellens, DRUJ-. Published December 15, 1996 (updated December 1, 2011). Retrieved June 14, 2024. Encyclopaedia Iranica.
- ↑ Mahnaz Moazami, NASU. Published August 24, 2016. Retrieved June 14, 2024. Encyclopaedia Iranica.