Kaya-no-Hime

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Kaya-no-Hime is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

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Design

Kaya-no-Hime is a reworked version of an unused design from Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse.^[1]

According to designer Masayuki Doi, Kaya-no-Hime resembles a straw doll as a reference to the Japanese word "Kaya," which refers to the dried straws used in thatch roofs. Her clothing is reminiscent of traditional Japanese garments, and the "Hime" in her name inspired her "somewhat naïve" look, which was intended to give the impression of an oblivious princess.^[1]

Kaya-no-Hime's design in Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation is that of a earth worm. The sprite used is reused from the demon Worm.

Gameplay

Shin Megami Tensei V

Name	Level	HP	MP
Kaya-no-Hime	21	94	143

Race	Speech	C. CostCompendium Summoning Cost	Gift Type
Jirae	—	—	—

Resistances

—	WkWeak	StrStrong	—	—	—	—
×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1

Ailment Resistances

—	StrStrong	—	StrStrong	—	WkWeak	—	—
×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1

Skill Potential

—	-4	+2	—	—	—	—	—	-2	+3	+2

Basic Attack	Element	Hit(s)	Target
Basic Attack	Physical	1	1 enemy

Skills
Skill	Cost	Description	Level
Harvest Dance	30 MP	Low HP recovery to 1 ally and raises Defense by 2 ranks for 3 turns.
Bufula	20 MP	Medium Ice attack to 1 foe.
Patra	8 MP	Cure status ailments on 1 ally.	22
Mabufu	15 MP	Weak Ice attack to all foes.	23
Rakunda	8 MP	Lowers Defense of 1 foe by 1 rank for 3 turns	24

Magatsuhi Skills
Skill	Description
Omagatoki: Critical	All attacks, including magical attacks, will become Critical hits for all allies for 1 turn.
Omagatoki: SincerityRequires Jirae Talisman	Forgives up to 2 failures in a demon conversation for 1 turn.

Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei V	A goddess of grasses in Japanese mythology. The name "Kaya" refers to the grass that was used to build traditional grass-roof houses, highlighting its importance to the people of ancient Japan.

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Nomenclature

Kaya-no-Hime's name is believed to come from the Japanese 萱 or 茅 (kaya, "grasses used in thatching") + の (no, genitive particle) + 媛 or 姫 (hime, an appellation for princesses and noblewomen).

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	カヤノヒメ Kayanohime	Kayanohime. Katakana rendering of the Japanese 鹿屋野比売 Kayanohime.
Simplified Chinese	鹿屋野比卖 Lùwūyěbǐmài	Kayanohime. Simplified Chinese rendering of the Japanese 鹿屋野比売 Kayanohime.
Traditional Chinese	鹿屋野比賣神 Lùwūyěbǐmài Shén	Kayanohime-no-Kami. Traditional Chinese rendering of the Japanese 鹿屋野比売神 Kayanohime-no-Kami.