Goshiki-Fudo
| Goshiki-Fudo | |
| 五色不動 | |
Meaka‐FudoMejiro‐FudoMeki‐FudoMeguro‐FudoMeao‐Fudo
Meaka‐Fudo
Mejiro‐Fudo
Meki‐Fudo
Meguro‐Fudo
Meao‐Fudo | |
| Location | Tokyo |
The Goshiki-Fudo temples are a location in Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation.
Profile
The Goshiki-Fudo are temples spread throughout Tokyo, and each of them have an statue where gemstones are placed in their eyes.
Gameplay
Ayato Katsuragi must put gemstones in the statues of the Goshiki-Fudo temples to proceed further in the game, these gems are:
- Mejiro-Fudo = Diamond x2
- Meaka-Fudo = Ruby x2
- Meguro-Fudo = Onyx x2
- Meki-Fudou = Topaz x2
- Meao-Fudo = Saphire x2
To access the Meao-Fudo, Katsuragi must go Gokokuji Temple and there he'll meet with Jukai who will transport him to the Meao-Fudo, but after putting the gemstones the temple will be innaccesible.
There are teleporters in each temple that will transport Katsuragi to one of the temples depending on if he stepped on the teleporter of the room to the left or right side of the temple (Note that Katsuragi cannot go to the Meao-Fudo with this method).
Game Appearances
Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation
This section contains spoilers. (Skip Section)
The Goshiki-Fudo temples are located in all of Tokyo and Ayato Katsuragi is tasked by Yuuka Tachibana's spirit to restore their power. To do this Katsuragi needs to place gemstones on the Goshiki-Fudo temples.
To do this Katsuragi travels all over Tokyo to find the temples, and when he reaches the penultimate temple he encounters Jukai, who tells him that he'll guide him to the last temple (Meao-Fudo), so as he goes through the temple and puts the last remaining gemstones Jukai decides to sacrifice his soul in order to revive the Goshiki-Fudo, he starts chanting a mantra and with Katsuragi they visit the other temples in order for the Goshiki-Fudo to recover all of its power. Upon doing this, all the magical barriers in all of Tokyo are dispersed, so Shibuya and Bael Castle's barrier stop working and Katsuragi can continue his journey to revive Yuuka, but after leaving the last temple he's found by citizens of Shibuya who were looking for him, saying that their barrier dissapeared and that now demons started attacking and so he must help them, so Katsuragi goes and helps them.
Once the barrier at Bael Castle dissapears Rui Asuka tells Katsuragi to go there and retrieve Yuuka's head, upon doing this they notice there aren't any demons on the building, but once they leave the throne room of the top floor they encounter Dantalion, who tells them that he expected them to come here, so a fight begins, but once Dantalion is defeated they leave the building.
- End of spoilers.
Nomenclature
Fudō (lit. "immovable") is the Japanese name of Acala, a Buddhist deity.
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese
|
五色不動 Goshikifudō | Five-colored Fudo |
| 目白不動 Mejirofudō | White-eyed Fudo | |
| 目赤不動 Meakafudō | Red-eyed Fudo | |
| 目黒不動 Megurofudō | Black-eyed Fudo | |
| 目黄不動 Mekifudō | Yellow-eyed Fudo | |
| 目青不動 Meaofudō | Blue-eyed Fudo |
Gallery
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Meaka-Fudo on the 2D Field from Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation -
Mejiro-Fudo on the 2D Field from Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation -
Meki-Fudo on the 2D Field from Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation -
Meguro-Fudo on the 2D Field from Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation -
Screenshot of the Meao-Fudo from Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation (PC-98) -
Sprite of the Goshiki-Fudo statues from Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation (PC-98)
