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Onibi
オニビ
Other Name(s) DemipyreDemiKids Light Version and Dark Version
Origin Japanese culture
Race(s) SpecterDevil Children Black Book and Red Book
Devil Children White Book
Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book
Devil Children Fire Book and Ice Book

SpiritGiten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation

Onibi is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

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Onibi[a] ("oni fire" or "ghost fire") is a Japanese term for the ignis fatuus, a phenomenon of faint flickering lights that can be seen near marshes or on rainy days.

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Compendium Entries
Devil Children Black Book and Red Book GBC: アメがふるよるに はかばに あらわれるデビル ニンゲンの かおくらいの おおきさのほのお
PS: 雨がふる夜に はかばに 現れるデビル 人間の顔くらいの 大きさの炎
Translation:
Devil Children White Book アメがふるよるに はかばに あらわれるデビル ニンゲンの かおくらいの おおきさのほのお
Translation:
Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book 雨が ふる夜に ハカバにあらわれる 人間の 顔くらいの 大きさの 火の玉 人間のタマシイだと 言われている
Translation:
DemiKids Light Version and Dark Version

A fireball that appears in graveyards. Believed to be a guide to the netherworld.

Devil Children Fire Book and Ice Book 雨が ふる夜に ハカバにあらわれる 人間の 顔くらいの 大きさの 火の玉 人間のタマシイだと 言われている
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Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
English DemipyreDemiKids Light Version and Dark Version
Japanese オニビDevil Children Black Book and Red Book
Devil Children White Book
Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book
Devil Children Fire Book and Ice Book
Onibi
Oni fire, or ghost fire
鬼火Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation
Onibi
Kanji rendering of the above

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Notes

  1. ↑ Japanese: 鬼火, romanized onibi