Makami

Makami is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Gameplay

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Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne	A divine beast in Japanese mythology. They are often used to ward off evil, especially thefts and fire. But, there is also a belief that it eats people. Wolves can become Makami.
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster	A divine beast in Japanese mythology. They are often used to ward off evil, especially thefts and fire. There is also a belief that it eats people. Wolves can become Makami.
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey	A wolf god of Japanese folklore. It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts. At the same time, however, it was feared as a human-eater.
Shin Megami Tensei IV	A wolf god of Japanese folklore. It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts. At the same time, however, it was feared as a human-eater.
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse	A wolf god of Japanese folklore. It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts. At the same time, however, it was feared as a human-eater.
Shin Megami Tensei V	A divine beast in Japanese mythology. It has been said to ward off evil and disasters, especially thefts and fire, and is commonly drawn on "ema," a type of Japanese amulet. However, despite being known primarily for protection, it has also been rumored to eat people.
Liberation Dx2	A wolf god of Japanese folklore. People originally feared the Makami, eventually that strong emotion deified the beast. The Makami can see into the heart of humans, protecting those who are good but punishing those who are evil. It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts. At the same time, however, it was feared as a man-eater.
Soul Hackers 2	A divine beast in Japanese mythology. They have been said to ward off evil and disasters, especially thefts and fires, and are commonly drawn on "ema," a type of Japanese amulet. However, despite being known primarily for protection, they have also been rumored to eat people.
Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon	A rural Japanese wolf god, said to protect one from fires. In exchange, it steals crops. It's possible to gain its protection by leaving talismans bearing its image on doorways and grain fields.
Persona 4	A divine wolf from Japanese lore. It had the power to protect people from fire or theft, but they also feared it because the Makami would sometimes eat them.
Persona 4 Golden	A divine wolf from Japanese lore. It had the power to protect people from fire or theft, but they also feared it because the Makami would sometimes prey upon them as well.
Persona 5	A divine wolf god in Japanese folklore, also written as "Oguchi-no-Magami." It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts, but it is also feared as a human-eater.
Persona 5 Tactica	A divine wolf god in Japanese folklore, also written as "Oguchi-no-Magami." It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts, but it is also feared as a maneater.

Game Appearances

Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon

Makami is featured in the Case File "Stare from the Cracks", where the Exhibit Barker in Fukagawa-cho asks for their lattice door to be investigated, as their men get the feeling that someone is watching them through it. When Raidou examines it, he discovers that Makami is the culprit, having resorted to hiding behind the door due to being driven from his mountain. Angered at the people's loss of respect for the mountains and nature, Makami wishes to remind them to fear the Dark Realm and the old gods, and attacks Raidou with a swarm of other Makami. After being defeated, the disgruntled Makami proclaims he will face his death with pride, even at the cost of his mountains and friends. It then dies, leaving Gouto and Raidou to ponder the matter of nature and modernity as the case file completes.

Manga Appearances

Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Lone Marebito

A Makami appears in the prologue to the first chapter, attacking a local student until it is encountered by Raidou Kuzunoha, who summons Orthrus. Orthrus proceeds to attack and kill Makami, tearing it apart.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
English	Makami
Japanese	マカミ Makami つけ狙う狼霊Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Tsukenerau Ōkami-rei	Makami; Katakana rendering of Japanese: 真神, romanized Makami. Wolf Spirit Who Stalks
Simplified Chinese	真神 Zhēnshén 伺机而动的狼灵Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Sìjī'érdòng de Láng-líng	Makami; Chinese rendering of Japanese: 真神, romanized Makami. Wolf Spirit Waiting for a Chance to Act
Traditional Chinese	真神 Zhēnshén 伺機而動的狼靈Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Sìjī'érdòng de Láng-líng	Makami; Chinese rendering of Japanese: 真神, romanized Makami. Wolf Spirit Waiting for a Chance to Act
French	Makami Esprit de loup en chassePersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Makami Hunting Wolf Spirit
German	Makami Rasender WolfsgeistPersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Makami Frenzied Wolf Spirit
Italian	Makami Spirito lupo cacciatorePersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Makami Hunter Wolf Spirit
Korean	마카미 Makami 기회機會를 노리는 늑대 혼령魂靈Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Gihoe-reul Norineun Neukdae Hollyeong	Makami Wolf Soul Waiting for a Chance
Polish	Makami
Brazilian Portuguese	Makami
Russian	Маками Makami	Makami; Polivanov cyrillization of Japanese: 真神, romanized Makami.
Spanish	Makami Espíritu de lobo cazadorPersona 5 Royal (Shadow)	Makami Hunting Wolf Spirit
Turkish	Makami