Hariti

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Hariti is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

Profile

Origin

Design

Gameplay

For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Hariti.

Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei (A-Mode DDS)	Origin: India - A she-demon of Indian lore. Known as Kishimojin in Japanese. She was originally a yaksini who kidnapped infants to feed them to her 500 children. When Buddha hid the yaksini's youngest child, she grew enraged. But through Buddha's chastisement, she converted and became Hariti.
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She used to eat others' children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now, and is goddess of parenting.
Shin Megami Tensei IV	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She used to eat others' children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now, and is goddess of parenting.
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She used to eat others' children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now, and is goddess of parenting.
Shin Megami Tensei V	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She was originally an evil evil who ate children, but when Buddha hid the most beloved of her 500 children, she was stricken with sorrow. Having been taught the pain of losing a child, she then became a good god and started eating pomegranates instead of children.
Soul Hackers (3DS)	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She used to eat others' children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now, and is goddess of parenting.
Soul Hackers 2	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She was originally an evil evil who ate children, but when Buddha hid the most beloved of her 500 children, she was stricken with sorrow. Having been taught the pain of losing a child, she then became a good god and started eating pomegranates instead of children.
Persona 3	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She used to eat others' children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now, and is goddess of parenting.
Persona 3 Reload	Also known as Kishimojin, she once ate children, but stopped after Buddha changed her ways. She now eats pomegranates and is goddess of parenting.
Persona 4	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimojin. She used to eat others' children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now, and is a goddess of parenting.
Persona 4 Golden	Also known as Kishimojin. She used to eat others' children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now, and is a goddess of parenting.
Persona 5	Also known as Kishimonjin, she once ate children, but stopped after Buddha changed her ways. She now eats pomegranates and is goddess of parenting.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth	Also known as Kishimonjin, she used to eat children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now and is goddess of parenting.
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth	Also known as Kishimonjin, she used to eat children, but Buddha changed her ways. She eats pomegranates now and is goddess of parenting.
Devil Survivor	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She is revered as the goddess who protects the growth of children. Hariti once was an evil demon that ate the children of others, but Buddha hid her youngest and most favorite child out of her 500 offspring and she fell into despair. Buddha preached to her the sadness of a parent losing their child and admonished her. She eats pomegranates now, and is a goddess of parenting.
Devil Survivor 2	A Buddhist goddess also known as Kishimonjin. She is revered as the goddess who protects the growth of children. Hariti once was an evil demon that ate the children of others, but Buddha hid her youngest and most favorite child out of her 500 offspring and she fell into despair. Buddha preached to her the sadness of a parent losing their child and admonished her. She eats pomegranates now, and is a goddess of parenting.

Game Appearances

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ハリティー Haritī	Hariti
Simplified Chinese	诃梨帝母 Hēlídìmǔ	Hariti
Traditional Chinese	訶梨帝母 Hēlídìmǔ	Hariti
Korean	하리티 Hariti	Hariti