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Khonsu is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
Profile
Origin
Khonsu[a] is the Egyptian god of the moon and the son of Amun and Mut.
Design
In Shin Megami Tensei V, Khonsu received a new design by Masayuki Doi. He is depicted as a young man with green skin wearing a black and gold shendyt with Ancient Egyptian style jewelry such as an Usekh collar, golden bands on his arms and legs, and earrings. His blue hair is tied to the side of his head in a fashion similar to the youth of Ancient Egypt and a Pharoh's beard from his chin. Atop his head is a Sun Disk and an Uraeus snake, and he holds an ornate khopesh in his right hand.
As Khonsu Ra, his skin turns red and he now wears the head of a falcon wearing a nemes with his khopesh replaced with a Was sceptre. The black and blue aspects of his clothing and jewelry have been replaced with various shades of gold and red.
Gameplay
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Name
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Level
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HP
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MP
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Khonsu
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17
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78
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51Sega Saturn/71PlayStation Portable
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Species
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Race
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Alignment
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S. CostCOMP Summoning Cost
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C. CostCompendium Summoning Cost; PSP only
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CPMagnetite used
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Demonic
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Genma
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Light-Neutral (139)
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170 MMagnetite
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2880 MMagnetite
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25
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Attack
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Accuracy
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Defense
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Evasion
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M. Atk
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M. Def
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48
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33
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46
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32
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18
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18
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Moon Phase Damage Output
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New
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1/8
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2/8
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3/8
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Half
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5/8
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6/8
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7/8
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Full
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200% |
100% |
100% |
100% |
100% |
50% |
50% |
50% |
50%
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Basic Attack
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Element
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Hit(s)
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Target
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Range
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Demon Attack
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1
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Single enemy
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Front row
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Magic Skills
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Skill
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Attribute
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Cost
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Description
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Zio
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Electricity
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4 MP
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Attack magic. Front row/back row. Power 28. Electricity-type damage to 1 enemy.
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Psi
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Psychokinesis
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3 MP
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Attack magic. Front row/back row. Power 25. Psychokinesis-type damage to 1 enemy.
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Sukukaja
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Support
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5 MP
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Support magic. All. Increases accuracy of all allies.
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Compendium
Compendium Entries
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Shin Megami Tensei V
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Khonsu: The Egyptian god of the moon.
Often portrayed as a mummy with two long braids of hair, he is said to be a reincarnation of the moon itself and holds possession over what's known as the moon ship. He also acts as a companion to the Pharaoh's shadow. Hieroglyphics found in Unas's pyramid depict him as a god who prepares meals for an oppressive, god-devouring king.
Khonsu Ra: The form of the Egyptian god of the Moon, Khonsu, upon gaining the power of the sun god, Ra.
Hidden behind a foreboding mask, he possesses the dual powers of the sun and moon, the day and night, and the living and the dead.
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Devil Summoner(Akuma Zensho; PSP)
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出身地:エジプト ナイル川中流の都市テーベの月神。ミイラとなった若者の姿であらわされる。 「真理の王」、運命の作者といわれ、神託の交付者でもあったコンスは、悪霊に対して権威を持っていたため、呪文破壊者として崇拝された。 剃髪されたその頭部に、精力のシンボルである「メナト」と月の円盤と三日月を戴いた姿でも描かれる。 このコンスは、ミイラ化されて崇拝されていた王の胎盤を表した神だと思われる。Translation: Place of origin: Egypt Moon god of the city of Thebes at the middle course of the Nile River. Said to be the "King of Truth", creator and origin of fate, and the giver of oracles, Khonsu, as a result of his authority over evil spirits, was worshiped as a spell-destroyer. He is also depicted with a shaved head and crowned with a "Menat", which is a symbol of energy, a moon disk, and a crescent moon. It appears that Khonsu was a god who represented the placenta of the king, who was mummified and worshiped.
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Game Appearances
Nomenclature
Khons, Chons, and Chonsu are alternate transliterations of the Ancient Egyptian ḫnsw. Re is an alternate transliteration of the Ancient Egyptian rꜥ.
Names in Other Languages
Language |
Name |
Meaning
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Japanese
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コンス Konsu |
Khonsu
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コンス・ラー Konsu Rā |
Khonsu-Ra
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Simplified Chinese
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孔苏 Kǒngsū |
Khonsu
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孔苏·拉 Kǒngsū Lā |
Khonsu-Ra
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Traditional Chinese
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孔斯 Kǒngsī |
Khons
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孔斯.拉 Kǒngsī Lā |
Khons-Ra
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French
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Khonsou |
Khonsu
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Khonsou-Rê |
Khonsu-Re
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German
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Chons |
Chons
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Chons-Re |
Chons-Re
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Italian
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Khonsu |
Khonsu
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Khonsu Ra |
Khonsu Ra
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Korean
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콘스 Konseu |
Khons
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콘스 라 Konseu Ra |
Khons-Ra
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Polish
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Chonsu |
Chonsu
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Chonsu Ra |
Chonsu Ra
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Brazilian Portuguese
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Khonsu |
Khonsu
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Khonsu Rá |
Khonsu Ra
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Russian
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Хонсу Khonsu |
Khonsu
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Хонсу-Ра Khonsu-Ra |
Khonsu-Ra
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Spanish
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Jonsu |
Khonsu
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Jonsu Ra |
Khonsu Ra
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Turkish
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Khons |
Khons
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Khons Ra |
Khons Ra
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Gallery
Videos
Notes
- ↑ Egyptian: 𓐍𓈖𓇓𓅱, romanized ḫnsw; Greek: Χεσπισίχις, romanized Chespisíchis