Obariyon

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Obariyon is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

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Design

Obariyon has suction cups all over its body. Kazuma Kaneko intended for Obariyon to be a cute mascot character, though he ended up not drawing it much.[1]

Gameplay

For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Obariyon.

Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei IV A Japanese "piggyback monster" that jumps on people's backs as they walk along grassy paths.

It is heavy and not easily removed, but if you can take it back home, it will turn into gold coins.

Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse A Japanese "piggyback monster" that jumps on people's backs as they walk along grassy paths.

It is heavy and not easily removed, but if you can take it back home, it will turn into gold coins.

Shin Megami Tensei V A "piggyback monster" of Japan that jumps on the backs of those who walk on wooded paths at night.

Its weight becomes progressively heavier to the point of being nearly unbearable, but it is said that it will transform into gold coins if you can carry it all the way back home.

Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance A "piggyback monster" of Japan that jumps on the backs of those who walk on wooded paths at night.

Its weight becomes progressively heavier to the point of being nearly unbearable, but it is said that it will transform into gold coins if you can carry it all the way back home.

Liberation Dx2 A Japanese "piggyback monster" that jumps on to people's backs as they walk along grassy paths. It is heavy and not easy to carry. Many people give up and flee, but if you can take it back home, it will reward you by turning into gold coins.
Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army A Japanese "piggyback monster" that jumps on people's backs as they walk along grassy paths.

It's not easily removed, but if you can take it back home, it will turn into gold coins.

Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon A Japanese "piggyback monster" that jumps on people's backs as they walk along grassy paths at night.

It's not easily removed, but if you can take it back home, it will turn into gold coins.

Persona 4 A ghost who appears at night on a bushy path to jump on the backs of passerby. Once on, he won't get off easily, but some believe he will transform into money if taken back to one's home.
Persona 5 A "piggyback monster" of Japan that jumps on the backs of those who pass grassy paths. It is heavy and not easily removed, but will turn into gold coins if you can carry it back home.
Persona 5 Tactica A "piggyback monster" of Japan that jumps on the backs of those who pass grassy paths. It is heavy and not easily removed, but will turn into gold coins if you can carry it back home.
Devil Survivor 2 A Japanese "piggyback monster" that jumps on people's backs as they walk along grassy paths.

It is heavy and not easily removed, but if you can take it back home, it will turn into gold coins.

Game Appearances

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Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army

Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon

Nomenclature

Obariyon's name is believed to come from Okinawan おばりよん (obariyon, "give me a piggyback ride").

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese オバリヨン Obariyon Obariyon
背負いをせがむ小鬼Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Seoi o Segamu Kooni Imp Who Begs to Be Carried
Simplified Chinese 背背鬼 Bèi-Bèi Guǐ "Give Me a Piggyback Ride" Ghost
求人背的小鬼Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Qiúrén Bēi de Xiǎoguǐ Little Devil Who Begs to Be Carried
Traditional Chinese 背負怪 Bēifù Guài Piggyback Monster
求人背的小鬼Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Qiúrén Bēi de Xiǎoguǐ Little Devil Who Begs to Be Carried
French Obariyon Obariyon
Démon dorsalPersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Dorsal Demon
German Obariyon Obariyon
Huckepack-DämonPersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Piggyback Demon
Italian Obariyon Obariyon
Demone a cavalluccioPersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Piggyback Demon
Korean 오바리욘 Obariyon Obariyon
업어달라고 조르는 도깨비Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Eobeo-dal-lago Joreuneun Dokkaebi Goblin Who Begs to Be Given a Piggyback Ride
Polish Obariyon
Brazilian Portuguese Obariyon
Russian Обариён Obariyën Obariyon
Spanish Obariyon Obariyon
Demonio a cuestasPersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Piggyback Demon
Turkish Obariyon

Gallery

Videos

Obariyon's Daily Demon Showcase for Shin Megami Tensei V

References

  1. ↑ "「自分で連れて歩いたらかわいいかなって感じですね。あとは身体中に吸盤が付いてる。自分ではマスコット的にしたかったんだけど、あんまり描いてないからなあ……残念」(金子)" Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner no Subete (1996), Daisuke Narisawa. p. 46. ISBN-13: 978-4-89366-488-4.
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