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Nalagiri is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
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Origin
In Buddhism, Nāḷāgiri was a drunken elephant which attacked Gautama Buddha after being unleashed by Devadatta. The Buddha subdued the elephant through kindness, and it submitted to him,[1] gaining the new name Dhanapālaka, meaning "keeper of treasure".[2]
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Gameplay
Compendium
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| Shin Megami Tensei II(A-Mode DDS)
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出身地:スリランカ スリランカの悪象の魔王。インド本土では象は聖なる獣だが、歴史的にインドと対立してきたスリランカではインドの神や聖獣が悪魔とされる事が多い。ナラギリは、こうしたヒンドゥー側からみた象の魔物の王である。Translation:
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An evil elephant king that appears in Sri Lankan lore.
In Hinduism, elephants are holy animals that would never be treated as evil beasts, but elephants may have been looked down upon in Sri Lanka, where Hinduism was thought to be a Pagan religion.
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An evil elephant king that appears in Sri Lankan lore.
In Hinduism, elephants are holy animals that would never be treated as evil beasts, but elephants may have been looked down upon in Sri Lanka, where Hinduism was thought to be a Pagan religion.
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| Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker
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Sprite from the PlayStation version of
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Icon from Devil Survivor
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Graphic from Devil Survivor: Overclocked
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Icon from Devil Survivor: Overclocked
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Icon from Devil Survivor 2
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