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Lakhe
ラケー
SMT1 SFCGMT
Origin Newar culture
Race(s) ElementDigital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II
Kyūyaku Megami Tensei: Megami Tensei II

JakiShin Megami Tensei
Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation

JiraeDigital Devil Story: Megami Tensei
Kyūyaku Megami Tensei: Megami Tensei I
Alignment(s) GoodDigital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II

Dark-LawShin Megami Tensei

Lakhe is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

The Lākhe is a kind of demon (rakshasa) from the folklore of the Newar people that is said to live in forests and hunt animals and passersby. Lākhes are notably featured in the dances of the Indra Jātrā festival in Kathmandu. According to tradition, a Lākhe in human disguise wooed and married a princess, but after people began to go missing, the Lākhe was discovered; upon this, the Lākhe swore to become a guardian deity of the people.[1] It is also the household deity of the Ranjitkar caste.[2]

Design

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Gameplay

Shin Megami Tensei

Name Level HP MP
Lakhe 37 259 38
Strength 20
Intelligence 7
Magic 7
Vitality 11
Agility 20
Luck 6

Species Race Alignment CostSummon Cost CPMagnetite used while in party
Oni Jaki Dark-Law (108) Macca1184 20
Attack Accuracy Defense Evasion M. Attack M. Effect Moon PhaseDemon Aggression
81Most versions/79Mega-CD 25Most versions/22Mega-CD 36Most versions/46Mega-CD 21 8Most versions/7Super CD-ROM² 8Most versions/7Super CD-ROM² 0
Resistances
Human / Demi-Human: "Weak to Guns & Elec."
Sword Gun Fire Ice Elec Force Nerve Almighty
×1 ×1½×1.50 ×⅞×0.875 ×⅞×0.875 ×1½×1.50 ×1 ×1 ×1
Expel Death Magic Bind Charge Dex Needle Non-Elem.
NulNull ×1 ×1 ×1 ×¾×0.75 ×1 ×1 ×1
Basic Attack Element Hit(s) Target
Sword 1 Single enemy
Magic Skills
Skill Attribute Cost Description
Zanma Force 5 MP Blasts one enemy with a strong gale.
Extra Skills
Skill Attribute Cost Description
Feral Bite Charge Bites one enemy.
Berserk Charge Damages one group of enemies.

Last Bible Special

EnemyAlly
Name Level HP MP
Lakhe 42 447 83
Endurance 23
Intelligence 21
Strength 23
Agility 19
Luck 15
Location Jerusalem
Group Attack Defense XP Macca

C 95 107 408 Macca230

Resistances
Force Elec Ice Fire Debuff Death PCPoison and Confusion PSParalysis and Sleep
RsResist RsResist RsResist RsResist
×1 ×1 ×1 ×1 ×¾×0.75 ×¾×0.75 ×¾×0.75 ×¾×0.75
Basic Attack Hit(s) Hit Rate Attack Rate Spell Rate
1 80% 100% 0%
Magic Skills
Skill Attribute Cost Description
Paralal PS 5 MP Magic that causes foes to become paralyzed.
Extra Skills
Skill Attribute Description
Fire Fire The special ability to spout flames.
Help The special ability to call for a friend.
Name Level HP MP
Lakhe 42 447 83
Endurance 23
Intelligence 21
Strength 23
Agility 19
Luck 15
Location Jerusalem
Group Attack Defense
C 95 107
Resistances
Force Elec Ice Fire Debuff Death PCPoison and Confusion PSParalysis and Sleep
RsResist RsResist RsResist RsResist
×1 ×1 ×1 ×1 ×¾×0.75 ×¾×0.75 ×¾×0.75 ×¾×0.75
Basic Attack Hit(s) Hit Rate
1 80%
Magic Skills
Skill Attribute Cost Description
Paralal PS 5 MP Magic that causes foes to become paralyzed.
Mediama Healing 30 MP Magic that restores a fair bit of an ally's HP.
Pulinfuru PC 14 MP Magic that confuses multiple foes and drives them crazy.
Paraladi Healing 7 MP Magic that returns a paralyzed friend to normal.
Extra Skills
Skill Attribute Description
Fire Fire The special ability to spout flames.

Compendium

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Origin: Nepal
A man-eating demon from Newar folklore. It usually lives in the mountains, but periodically runs through villages. As it does so, it kidnaps anyone who happens to be outside at the time.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
English Lakhe
Japanese ラケー Rakē Lakhe

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References

  1. "Decoding Myths in the Nepalese Festival of Indra Jatra", Jamil Ahmed. New Theatre Quarterly, 19(2), pp. 118-138. Published October 3, 2003 by Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0266464X03000046
  2. The Newars: An Ethno-Sociological Study of a Himalayan Community (1965), Gopal Singh Nepali. Published by United Asia Publications. p. 362.