Kinmamon is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
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Origin
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Kinmamon[a] is a Ryukyuan deity historically attested in the 1605 text Ryūkyū Shintō-ki, which was written by a Japanese monk named Taichū during his stay in the Ryukyu Kingdom.
In the present day, Kinmamon is the central god of Ijun (いじゅん), a new religion originating from Okinawa that later spread to Hawaii. According to the religion's founder, Rokurō Takayasu, Kinmamon spoke to him in his dreams during the early 1970s. Described as being the collective embodiment the cosmos and spiritual embodiment of all other kami, particularly the kami of Okinawa. Later into the life of the religion, Kinmamon was additionally described by Takayasu as maintaining the samsara, having taken the place of the Buddha after he voluntarily stepped down from the role. When appearing before Takayasu, Kinmamon would grant him knowledge of warnings of a protective nature and healing. He is associated with healing and can be interacted with through female priests as with the kami in traditional Okinawan Shinto. In line with other kami and beliefs from Okinawa, Kinmamon is associated with healing. Within the Hawaiian sect of the religion, Kinmamon is notably conflated with the goddess Pele.
Design
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Kinmamon's head, hands, and clothing features the mark known as that of the Mu.[1][2]
Gameplay
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Queen
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Recovery (3)
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Recarm
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20 MP
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Revives 1 ally with half HP.
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Innate
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Me Patra
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15 MP
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Cures Sleep/Seal/Daze/Target for all allies.
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Mediarama
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34 MP
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Restores all allies' HP by a moderate amount.
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Megido
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20 MP
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Weak Almighty damage to all enemies.
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Lowers chance of being afflicted with any status ailment.
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Compendium
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| Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey
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The highest god of Ryukyu Shinto. He comes from the eternal kingdom of Nirai Kanai and has protected the Ryukyu Islands. There is a Yin and a Yang side to this deity; the one that came from the sky is Kiraikanaino Kinmamon, and the one that came from the sea is Ohokakerakuno Kinmamon. He is also a god who brings gifts of wisdom, and appears before people through women.
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| Shin Megami Tensei IV
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The highest god of Ryukyu Shinto. He comes from the eternal kingdom Nirai Kanai and has protected the Ryukyu Islands. There is a Yin and a Yang side to this deity; the one that came from the sky is Kiraikanaino Kinmamon, and the one that came from the sea is Ohokakerakuno Kinmamon. He is also a god who brings gifts of wisdom, and appears before people through women.
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| Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse
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The highest god of Ryukyu Shinto. He comes from the eternal kingdom Nirai Kanai and has protected the Ryukyu Islands. There is a Yin and a Yang side to this deity; the one that came from the sky is Kiraikanaino Kinmamon, and the one that came from the sea is Ohokakerakuno Kinmamon. He is also a god who brings gifts of wisdom, and appears before people through women.
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| Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Highest god of Ryukyu Shinto. He hails from the eternal kingdom Nirai Kanai, and protects the Ryukyu Islands.
There is a Yin and a Yang duality to this deity, with Kiraikanaino Kinmamon coming from the sky and Ohokakerakuno Kinmamon from the sea. He brings gifts of wisdom, and appears before people through women.
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| Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers(3DS)
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The highest god of Ryukyu Shinto. He hails from the eternal kingdom Nirai Kanai and has protected the Ryukyu Islands. There is a Yin and a Yang duality to this deity. The one that came from the sky is Kiraikanaino Kinmamon, and the one the came from the sea is Ohokakerakuno Kinmamon. He is also a god who brings gifts of wisdom, and appears before people through women.
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| Soul Hackers 2
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The highest god of Ryukyu Shinto, he hails from the eternal kingdom Nirai Kanai and has protected the Ryukyu Islands throughout the ages. There is a Yin and Yang duality to this deity, however, as the one that came from the sky is Kiraikanaino Kinmamon, and the one that came from the sea is Ohokakerakuno Kinmamon. He is also known for granting the gift of wisdom, and typically appears before people through women.
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琉球神道における最高神。常世の国ニライカナイからやってくると言われる。
出身地:日本 キンマモンは沖縄県の琉球神道において最高神とされる精霊で、名前には「最高の精霊」という意味があるとされている。天地開びゃく以来より琉球国を守護してきたとも言われる。この神には陰陽があり、天より降ってきたのをキライカナイノキンマモン、海より上がってきたのをオホツカケラクノキンマモンと呼ぶ。彼方より時を定めて寄りくるマレビト神であるとも言われており、女性に憑依して人々の前に現れることもあったらしい。Translation: The supreme deity of Ryukyu Shinto. Said to hail from the eternal land Nirai Kanai.
Place of origin: Japan Kinmamon is a spirit considered the supreme deity of Ryukyu Shinto in Okinawa prefecture, and the name is believed to mean "Supreme Spirit". Also said to have protected the Ryukyu Kingdom since the beginning of creation. There is a Yin and a Yang to this deity; the one who descended from heaven is called Kiraikanai no Kinmamon, and the one that rose from the sea is called Ohotsukakeraku no Kinmamon. It is also said that they are a Marebito, a deity who comes from afar at specific times, apparently sometimes possessing women to appear before people.
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Nomenclature
Names in Other Languages
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English
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Kinmamon
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Japanese
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キンマモン Kinmamon |
Kinmamon
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Traditional Chinese
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君真物 Jūnzhēnwù |
Kinmamon
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Korean
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킨마몬 Kinmamon |
Kinmamon
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Gallery
Videos
Kinmamon's Daily Demon Future Prediction with Ringo for
Soul Hackers 2
Notes
References
- ↑ "しょうがないんで、ムー大陸のマークをあちこちにあしらってみました。" Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers no Subete. Published by Atlus. Japanese. (Original ed.) Page 147.
- ↑ The Sacred Symbols Of Mu, James Churchward. Page 90.