Edimmu

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Edimmu is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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The Edimmu, sometimes incorrectly^[1]^[2] called Ekimmu, are a type of spirit in ancient Babylonian folklore.

Name	Level	HP	MP
Edimmu	32	335	73

Location	Hohenheim Lab

Group	Attack	Defense	XP	Macca
D	74	83	323	♄Macca230

Basic Attack	Hit(s)	Hit Rate	Attack Rate	Spell Rate
Basic Attack	1	80%	—%	—%

Magic Skills
Skill	Attribute	Cost	Description
Bufulaon	Ice	14 MP	Magic that drops extreme chunks of ice above enemies.
Makaranda	Support	0 MP	Magic that is able to steal a foe's MP.

Name	Level	HP	MP
Edimmu	32	335	73

Location	Hohenheim Lab

Group	Attack	Defense	XP	Macca
D	74	83	—	♄Macca—

Basic Attack	Hit(s)	Hit Rate	Attack Rate	Spell Rate
Basic Attack	1	80%	—%	—%

Magic Skills
Skill	Attribute	Cost	Description
Bufulaon	Ice	14 MP	Magic that drops extreme chunks of ice above enemies.
Makaranda	Support	0 MP	Magic that is able to steal a foe's MP.
Pulinpa	PC	5 MP	Magic that confuses a foe and drives them crazy.

Extra Skills
Skill	Attribute	Cost	Description
Ice	Ice	—	The special ability to call a freezing storm.

Compendium Entries

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	エキムDigital Devil Story: Megami Tensei エキンムDigital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II Kyūyaku Megami Tensei Shin Megami Tensei II Shin Megami Tensei if... Shin Megami Tensei: Nine Last Bible II Last Bible Special	Ekimmu

↑ "The êdimmu. This is generally, but wrongly, read êkimmu, and translated 'the seizer,' from êkēmu, 'to seize.'" The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria (1906), Theophilus G. Pinches. Published by Archibald Constable & Co.. p. 108.
↑ "The two texts published by L. W. King (C.T. iii, 2-4, and v, 4-7) and translated by Hunger (Becherwahrsagung bei den Babyloniern, 1903) show, as Hunger points out (p. 32), that we must read edimmu, and not ekimmu. The variants e-di-im-mi and e-te-im-mi-im leave no manner of doubt that ekimmu is wrong." Semitic Magic: Its Origins and Development (1908), Reginald Campbell Thompson. Published by Luzac & Co.. p. 3.