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Oshira-sama
オシラサマ

Artwork from Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner

Origin Japanese culture
Race(s) Tree
Alignment(s) Light-LawShin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner
Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers

Oshira-sama is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

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Gameplay

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner

Name Level HP MP
Oshira-sama 27 132 100Sega Saturn/120PlayStation Portable
Strength 10
Intelligence 8
Magic 11
Endurance 6
Agility 5
Luck 8
Location Fusion only
Species Race Alignment S. CostCOMP Summoning Cost C. CostCompendium Summoning Cost; PSP only CPMagnetite used
Dryad Tree Light-Law (99) 270 MMagnetite 5760 MMagnetite 34
Personality Loyalty Speech Inheritance
Sly Level Difference Archaic Recovery (A)
Attack Accuracy Defense Evasion M. Atk M. Def
74 49 66 49 26 26Sega Saturn/27PlayStation Portable
Resistances
"Weak to Fire. Nullifies Death."
Sword Spear Thrown Gun Almi Fire Ice Elec Force Psy
×1 ×7⁄10×0.70 ×7⁄10×0.70 ×7⁄10×0.70 ×1 ×3 ×1 ×7⁄10×0.70 ×1 ×1
Mind Expel Death Ruin Bind Nerve D Atk Charge Skill Swd Skl
×½×0.50 ×⅒×0.10 NulNull ×½×0.50 ×½×0.50 ×½×0.50 ×7⁄10×0.70 ×7⁄10×0.70 ×7⁄10×0.70 ×1
Moon Phase Damage Output
New New 1/8 1/8 2/8 2/8 3/8 3/8 Half Half 5/8 5/8 6/8 6/8 7/8 7/8 Full Full
100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Basic Attack Element Hit(s) Target Range
Demon Attack 1 Single enemy Front row
Magic Skills
Skill Attribute Cost Description
Sipani Mind 6 MP Offensive support. All. Bad status. Panic effect to all enemies.
Makakaja Support 5 MP Support magic. All. Increases magic power of all allies.
Extra Skills
Skill Attribute Cost Description
Saint's Song Recovery 5 MP Special magic action. Single. Recovers just a little HP to all allies.

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Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner
(Akuma Zensho; PSP)

出身地:日本

東北地方で信仰される家の神で、養蚕の神。オシラ神、オシラ仏、オコナイ様などとも呼ばれる。

オシラサマは30センチ程の長さの桑の木や竹で作った2体1組の偶像を御神体とする。その姿は馬頭、姫、男女、僧侶などである。

「おしら遊び」というオシラサマの祭日には、イタコがおしら祭文を唱えながら、御神体を両手に取って動かす。これを「遊ばせる」という。おしら祭文には、オシラサマの由来と養蚕の起こりが記されている。
Translation: Place of origin: Japan

A household deity worshiped in the Tōhoku region, a god of silkworms. Also known by such names as Oshiragami, Oshirabutsu, and Okonai-sama.

Oshira-sama's vessels consist of a pair of 30-centimeter-long idols made from mulberry wood or bamboo. Their forms include Horse-Face, a princess, a man or woman, or a monk.

On the festival day for Oshira-sama, "Oshira-asobi", an itako chants the Oshira-Saimon while moving the vessel around with both hands. The Oshira-Saimon describes the origin of Oshira-sama as well as the the genesis of sericulture.

Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
(3DS)

A god of the house and silkworms worshiped in northeast Japan. The goshintai is usually made of a pair of idols made from mulberry bark or bamboo, dressed in clothing called osendaku, and have faces painted or carved into them. In the festival for Oshira-sama, "Oshira-sama Asobi", a blind priestess known as an itako chants phrases while moving the two goshintai around. The phrases include the origin of Oshira-sama and the beginning of silkworms.

Kētai Akuma Densho

東北地方に伝わる家の神。クワの木などで作られた御神体を、オセンダクという衣装を着せて奉る。

出身地:日本
オシラサマは東北地方で祀られている神で、蚕神であると言われる。30センチ程のクワの木や竹で作った2体1組の遇象を御神体とし、馬頭や姫・男女・僧侶などの姿をしていて、顔には彫刻や墨書きがほどこされている。「おしら遊び」と呼ばれるオシラサマの祭日には、イタコと呼ばれる盲目の巫女がおしら祭文を唱えながら2体の御神体を手に持って動かす。この時に唱えるおしら祭文では、オシラサマの由来と養蚕の起こりが語られる。
Translation: A household deity from the Tōhoku region. The vessel, often made from mulberry wood, is dressed in clothing called "Osendaku" as an offering.

Place of origin: Japan
Oshira-sama is a deity worshiped in the Tōhoku region, said to be a god of silkworms. The vessels are made of a pair of 30-centimeter-long idols made from mulberry bark or bamboo, in the shape of Horse-Face or princess, a man or woman, or a monk, and their faces are carved or inked on. On the festival day for Oshirasama, known as "Oshira-asobi", a blind priestess called an itako chants the Oshira-Saimon while holding and moving the two vessels in her hands. The Oshira-Saimon recounts the origin of Oshira-sama as well as the the genesis of sericulture.

Nomenclature

From Japanese: 御白様, romanized Oshirasama ("esteemed white one").

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
English Oshira-sama
Japanese オシラサマ Oshira-sama Esteemed White One

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