Hundun

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Hundun
コントン
Other Name(s) KontonDemiKids Light Version and Dark Version
Origin Chinese culture
Race(s) Yoma

Hundun is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

Hundun[a] is one of the Four Perils in ancient Chinese beliefs, grouped with Qiongqi, Taowu, and Taotie. According to the Book of Gods and Strange Things, Hundun dwells to the west of Mount Kunlun and is similar to a dog or bear, having long fur and four legs. Although it has eyes and ears, it is blind and deaf, and it lacks claws. It will butt itself into virtuous people and lean upon evil people. It also bites its own tail, spins around, and looks at the sky and laughs.[1]

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Devil Children Black Book and Red Book GBC: いつもじぶんの シッポをくわえて まわっている いみのないことが とてもすきな イヌのデビル
PS: いつも自分の シッポをくわえて 回っている 意味のない事が とても好きな 犬のデビル
Translation:
Devil Children White Book いつもじぶんの シッポをくわえて まわっている いみのないことが とてもすきな イヌのデビル
Translation:
Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book いつも 自分の シッポを くわえ ぐるぐると回っている 意味の 無いことが とても 大好きな 犬の デビル
Translation:
DemiKids Light Version and Dark Version

Dog demon that bites down on its own tail to make itself go into a frenzy during battle.

Devil Children Fire Book and Ice Book いつも 自分の シッポを くわえ ぐるぐると回っている 意味の 無いことが とても 大好きな 犬の デビル
Translation:

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
English KontonDemiKids Light Version and Dark Version
Japanese コントン Konton Sino-Japanese reading of Chinese 混沌 hùndùn

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Notes

  1. ↑ Simplified Chinese: 混沌, Traditional Chinese: 混沌, romanized hùndùn; also spelled Simplified Chinese: 浑敦, Traditional Chinese: 渾敦, romanized hùndùn, or as Simplified Chinese: 浑沌, Traditional Chinese: 渾沌, romanized hùndùn

References

  1. ↑ Handbook of Chinese Mythology (2005), Lihui Yang and Deming An. Published by ABC-CLIO. pp. 146-147. ISBN-13: 978-1-57607-807-5.