Kyouji Kuzunoha

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For the character assuming his identity, see Protagonist (Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner). For his predecessor from Raidou Kuzunoha vs. Shibito Ekishi, see Kyouji Kuzunoha I.

Kyouji Kuzunoha is a character in the Devil Summoner series and the Persona series.

Profile

Kyouji's catchphrase he uses as a parting phrase is あばよ abayo.

Gameplay

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner

Kyouji, known as "Mysterious Man", is a party member in the Yahigashi Building. He kills the enemies by himself with Shuffler and Maragion with no input from the player during this dungeon.

Kyouji substitutes for Rei Reiho as a controllable party member in the Pseudo-Otherworld dungeon.

Name Level
Kyouji 60
Strength
20
Intelligence
14
Magic
12
Endurance
18
Agility
16
Luck
10
HP MP
613 212
Defense Evasion Magic Attack Magic Defense
34 81 31 25
Magic Skills
Skill Attribute Cost Description Proficiency
Diarama Recovery 4 MP Recovery magic. Single. Recovers a medium amount of HP to 1 ally. Innate
Mediarama Recovery 16 MP Recovery magic. All. Recovers a medium amount of HP to all allies. Innate
Posumudi Recovery 2 MP Recovery magic. Single. Cures Poison status of 1 ally. Innate
Maragion Fire 22 MP Attack magic. All. Power 77. Fire-type damage to all enemies. Innate
Mabufula Ice 25 MP Attack magic. All. Power 85. Ice-type damage to all enemies. Innate
Mazionga Electricity 26 MP Attack magic. All. Power 86. Electricity-type damage to all enemies. Innate
Mazanma Force 28 MP Attack magic. All. Power 87. Force-type damage to all enemies. Innate
Mapsio Psychokinesis 32 MP Attack magic. All. Power 98. Psychokinesis-type damage to all enemies. Innate
Megido Almighty 8 MP Attack magic. Front row. Power 200. Great damage to 1 enemy. Innate
Megidolaon Almighty 52 MP Attack magic. All. Power 160. Great damage to all enemies. Innate
Shuffler Ruin 10 MP Attack support. All. Bad status. Card effect to all enemies. Innate
Sabbath Special 10 MP Special magic. During movement and during battle. Summons 1 allied demon without consuming magnetite. Innate

Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers

Persona 2: Innocent Sin

Tatsuya Suou can ask Kyouji (possessing the body of Daisuke Todoroki) to spread rumors for a fee.

Game Appearances

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner

Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers

Kyouji has possessed the body of Sukeroku.[2]

Persona 2: Innocent Sin

Kyouji has possessed the body of Daisuke Todoroki.[3]

Other Appearances

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner (TV Series)

Trivia

  • Abayo was originally Takashi's catchphrase earlier in development, but was changed into Kyouji's catchphrase to have the plot of Rei noticing Takashi's possession make more sense.[4]

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese 葛葉キョウジ Kuzunoha kyōji
ナゾのおとこ Nazo no otoko		 Kuzunoha Kyouji
Mysterious man

Gallery

  • In-game portrait.

    In-game portrait.

  • Artwork of Kyouji wielding the 7-Star Sword.

    Artwork of Kyouji wielding the 7-Star Sword.

Notes

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner World Guidance (1996), Daisuke Narisawa and CB's Project. Published by SoftBank. Japanese. p. 180. ISBN-13: 978-4-7973-0084-0.
  2. ↑ "一旦キヨウジはレイたちの前から姿を消し、転々と体を変えていたのだが、天海市の異変に気付いた後、スケロクの体に宿り、再びレイたちの前に姿を現した。" Soul Hackers no Subete (1998), CB's Project. Published by Aspect Co., Ltd. Japanese. p. 45. ISBN-13: 978-4-7572-0011-1.
  3. ↑ "見た目は普通のおじさんだが、実は彼の肉体にはデビルサマナーである葛葉キョウジの魂が乗り移っている。" Persona World Guidance (2001), CB's Project. Published by SoftBank. Japanese. p. 62. ISBN-13: 978-4-7973-1498-4.
  4. ↑ "岡田　そこも迷ったところなんだよね。ある程度気づいてもらわないといけないし。でもセリフで苦労したのは、タカシにサマナーの魂が乗り移っているのをレイが気づくというシーンなんです。サマナーの口癖で、それと気づかせようとしたけれど、なかなかイキなのができなくて。実は、「あばよ、あばよ」って口癖はタカシのものだったんですが、急遽これをサマナーの口癖にしようとマスターぎりぎりになって、全部「あばよ」を入れ替え。スケジュール的にも大変でしたね。" Translation: "Okada: We were also a little lost there. You do have to notice somehow; we had trouble with the lines when Rei noticed Takashi’s soul was taken over. We wanted to make it noticeable due to the summoner’s way of talking, but it was too particular and we couldn’t do it. In truth, “See ya, see ya” was Takashi’s stock phrase, but we decided to turn it into the summoner’s stock phrase and then added it everywhere. It was difficult schedule wise too." Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner Official Guidebook Final (1996), JK Voice. Published by Aspect. Japanese. p. 116. Translation by dijeh. ISBN-13: 978-4-89366-472-3.
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