References to Megami Tensei in Devil Children (Series)
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This is a list of references to the Megami Tensei franchise in the Devil Children series.
Devil Children Black Book and Red Book
- The principal of Harajuku Elementary School is named Hanya,[1] as a reference to Takashi Hanya from Persona and both Persona 2 games. In the PlayStation remake, the principal goes unnamed.[2]
- Several BattleNet opponents are named after characters from other Megami Tensei games. They are:
- En no Ozuno
PlayStation version only. from Shin Megami Tensei. - Hazama and Professor O.PlayStation version only. from Shin Megami Tensei if....
- Doctor Thrill, Rei Reiho, and Kyouji from Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner.
- Reiji, Maki, and Nanjo from Persona.
- Tatsuya and Maya from Persona 2: Innocent Sin.
- En no Ozuno
Devil Children White Book
- Several BattleNet opponents are named after characters from other Megami Tensei games. They are:
- Hazama from Shin Megami Tensei if....
- Doctor Thrill, Rei Reiho, and Kyouji from Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner.
- Reiji, Maki, and Nanjo from Persona.
- Tatsuya and Maya from Persona 2: Innocent Sin.
Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book
- Several BattleNet opponents are named after characters from other Megami Tensei games. They are:
- Louis Cyphre from Shin Megami Tensei.
- Dr. Thrill, Rei Reiho, Kyouji, Victor, and Madam Ginko from Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner.
- Nemissa from Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers.
- Philemon from Persona.
- Reiji, Maki, Nanjo and Elly from Persona 2.[3]
- Tatsuya, Maya and the Joker from Persona 2: Innocent Sin.
- Baofu from Persona 2: Eternal Punishment.
References
- ↑ "わたしは こうちょうの ハンヤだよ" Translation: "I am Principal Hanya." Devil Children Black Book and Red Book (Game Boy Color). Developed by Multimedia Intelligence Transfer. Published by Atlus. Japanese. Translation by Gabriulio.
- ↑ "私はこの学校の校長だよ" Translation: "I am this school's principal." Devil Children Black Book and Red Book (PlayStation). Developed by Multimedia Intelligence Transfer. Published by Atlus. Japanese. Translation by Gabriulio.
- ↑ The profiles of these characters in Black, Red, and White Book refer to them as high school students, while the profiles in Light Book and Dark Book mention their professions by the time of Persona 2, indicating that these are their Persona 2 versions.