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Oyamatsumi is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.
Profile
Origin
Ōyamatsumi,[a] also known as Watashi-no-Ōkami or Watashi Ōkami,[b] is a son of Izanagi and Izanami in Shinto, and an elder brother of Susano-o and Amaterasu.
When Konohana Sakuya gave birth to a child, it is said that he made sweet sake, and therefore he is worshiped as a god of alcohol at the Umemiya Taisha shrine under the name Saketoke-no-Kami.[c]
Design
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Gameplay
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| Race
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Speech
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C. CostCompendium Summoning Cost
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Gift TypeItem Pool (Weight)
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Elder
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210854
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Ice (3)
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Ice Rare (1)
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| NuNull
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RsResist
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WkWeak
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×1
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×½×0.50
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×1
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×1
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×1½×1.50
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×1
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✔
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✔
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✔
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✔
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✘
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✔
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✘
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✔
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✘
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| Skills
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Cost
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Description
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Level
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Bufudyne
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18 MP
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Heavy Ice damage to 1 enemy.
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Innate
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Makarakarn
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60 MP
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Repels 1 non-Almighty Magic attack for all allies. Can't coexist with a Physical repel effect.
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Innate
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Dekunda
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24 MP
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Negates status debuffs on all allies.
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49
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Megaton Press
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45 MP
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Heavy Physical damage to all enemies.
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50
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Null Ruin
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Changes your affinities to Null Ruin attacks.
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51
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Compendium
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| Compendium Entries
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| Shin Megami Tensei II(A-Mode DDS)
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出身地:日本 各地の山の総元締である山を支配する神。名は大山津見神(オオヤマツミノカミ)と書き、「大山に住む」という意味を持つ。伊邪那岐命(イザナギノミコト)と伊弉冉尊(イザナミノミコト)の子最初に稲から酒を作ったため、酒造の神ともいわれる。Translation:
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| Shin Megami Tensei V
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One of the Kunitsukami's[sic] in Japanese mythology. He is the grandfather of Susano-o's wife, Kushinada-Hime.
He is known as the god of the mountains but is also considered to be the god of water and rice fields because he ruled over water sources and harvests.
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| Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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One of the Kunitsukami in Japanese mythology. He is the grandfather of Susano-o's wife, Kushinada-Hime.
He is known as the god of the mountains but is also considered to be the god of water and rice fields because he ruled over water sources and harvests.
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| Soul Hackers 2
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One of the Kunitsukami's[sic] in Japanese mythology. He is the grandfather of Susano's wife, Kushinada-Hime. He is known as the god of the mountains but is also considered to be the god of water and rice fields because he ruled over water sources and harvests.
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| Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army
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Japanese god of the Kunitsu. He is the grandfather of Kushinada-Hime, Susano-o's wife.
Known best as a mountain god, but also a god of water and the fields due to his control over them.
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| Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army
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One of the Kunitsukami in Japanese mythology. He is the grandfather of Susano-o's wife, Kushinada Hime.
He is known as the god of the mountains but is also considered the god of water and rice fields as he ruled over water sources and harvests.
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| Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon
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Japanese god of the Kunitsu. He is the grandfather of Kushinada-Hime, Susano-o's wife.
Known best as a mountain god, but also a god of water and the fields due to his control over the harvest.
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| Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
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Japanese god of the Kunitsu, he is the grandfather of Kushinada-Hime and Susano-o's wife. A mountain god, as well as a god of water and the fields.
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| Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
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Japanese god of the Kunitsu, he is the grandfather of Kushinada-Hime and Susano-o's wife. A mountain god, as well as a god of water and the fields.
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Game Appearances
Oyamatsumi can be found in a shrine at Old Kōjimachi, where he has gotten lost and cannot find his way out. Upon meeting Aleph, he joins his party, hoping to find a way out. After the group exits the shrine, he grants them the Right Leg of Masakado as thanks.
Nomenclature
From 大山津見神, 大山積神, or 大山祇神 Ōyamatsumi-no-Kami, meaning "great mountain god". The use of 津見 and 積 for tsumi is an example of ateji.
Names in Other Languages
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English
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Oyamatsumi
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Ouyamatsumi Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
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Japanese
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オオヤマツミ Ōyamatsumi
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Simplified Chinese
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大山津见 Dàshānjīnjiàn |
Ōyamatsumi; orthographic borrowing from Japanese
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Traditional Chinese
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大山津見神 Dàshānjīnjiàn Shén |
Ōyamatsumi-no-Kami; orthographic borrowing from Japanese
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French
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Oyamatsumi
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German
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Oyamatsumi
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Italian
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Oyamatsumi
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Korean
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오오야마츠미 Ooyamacheumi
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Polish
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Oyamatsumi
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Brazilian Portuguese
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Oyamatsumi
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Russian
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Оямацуми Oyamatsumi
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Peninsular Spanish
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Oyamatsumi
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Turkish
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Oyamatsumi
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Gallery
Videos
Oyamatsumi's Daily Demon Future Prediction with Ringo for
Soul Hackers 2
Notes
- ↑ Japanese: 大山祇literally "great mountain spirit", romanized Ōyamatsumi
- ↑ Japanese: 和多志大神, romanized Watashi-no-Ōkami
- ↑ Japanese: 酒解神literally "wine-dissolving god", romanized Saketoke-no-Kami