Gally Trot is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
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Origin
The Gallytrot is a supernatural hellhound in Northern England and Suffolk folklore, described as a white dog the size of a bullock that chases anyone who runs away from it.
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A large dog-like monster that appears in eastern England. Its name means "protect treasure", and is known to appear where treasure is buried.
There are versions of it with a human head, and others depict it with a human body. Meeting one is a sign of imminent death.
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イングランドの北部と東部に伝わる亡霊。白い毛むくじゃらの犬のような姿をしているが、その体は雄牛ほどもあり、自分から逃げるものを追いかけるという。また一説では、古い墓や財宝を守っているともされ、ギャリートロットを見ると近いうちに死ぬともいわれた。Translation:
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Nomenclature
Names in Other Languages
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Meaning
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 English
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Gally Trot
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 Japanese
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ギャリートロット Gyarī torotto |
Gally trot
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Sprite from the
PlayStation version of
Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
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Sprite from the
Nintendo 3DS version of
Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
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References
- ↑ "Gally-trot (n.Cy. Suf.) is the name of an alarming apparition
in the shape of a dog, and of the size of a bullock. It is white, and somewhat shadowy of
outline, and it gives chase to any one who runs away from it in fear. The word is derived
from gally, to frighten, scare, and may also be used as a common term for ghostly objects
in general, though it sounds almost slangy, and one could fancy that in spectral circles it
might be deemed an impertinence to speak—let us say—of the Barghest of York as a
mere gally-trot." Rustic Speech and Folk-lore, Elizabeth Mary Wright. Published by Oxford:
University Press. p. 194.
Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
Artwork from Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
Sprite from the PlayStation version of Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
Sprite from the Nintendo 3DS version of Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
Graphic from Kaneko Kazuma Dennō Akuma Zukan
