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==Game Appearances== | ==Game Appearances== | ||
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Hallelujah meets Nanashi and his party at the [[Sky Tower]] when the [[Hunter Association]] cooperates with the [[Ashura-Kai]] to gather pieces for the Shesha Radar. As Abe deals with the angels stationed there, Hallelujah introduces himself, at first awkwardly replying to [[Asahi]]'s attempts at small talk before passionately speaking about the Ashura-Kai and how Abe saved the group when she asks. He then declares that the gang will save Tokyo instead of [[Flynn]]. He also notices [[Navarre]]'s ghostly form. | Hallelujah meets Nanashi and his party at the [[Sky Tower]] when the [[Hunter Association]] cooperates with the [[Ashura-Kai]] to gather pieces for the Shesha Radar. As Abe deals with the angels stationed there, Hallelujah introduces himself, at first awkwardly replying to [[Asahi]]'s attempts at small talk before passionately speaking about the Ashura-Kai and how Abe saved the group when she asks. He then declares that the gang will save Tokyo instead of [[Flynn]]. He also notices [[Navarre]]'s ghostly form. | ||
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==Novel Appearances== | ==Novel Appearances== | ||
===''Hidden Relics and The Man Who Hid Them''=== <!-- {Change this to romanized title instead of translated title} --> | ===''[[Hidden Relics and The Man Who Hid Them]]''=== <!-- {Change this to romanized title instead of translated title} --> | ||
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Hallelujah's childhood is documented in this short story written from the perspective of his mother and being read by an unknown man. At first, he is shown as a young child, giving his mother a pen and notebook which inspires her to journal her daily experiences. Her entries mention many moments with Hallelujah: he struggles to read kanji, he is curious about what lies beyond the underground district, and he wonders why his father is absent. Despite his mother hitting him twice, he is shown to deeply care for her, culminating in his demon powers manifesting for the first time to protect her from an Ashura-kai money collector. | Hallelujah's childhood is documented in this short story written from the perspective of his mother and being read by an unknown man. At first, he is shown as a young child, giving his mother a pen and notebook which inspires her to journal her daily experiences. Her entries mention many moments with Hallelujah: he struggles to read kanji, he is curious about what lies beyond the underground district, and he wonders why his father is absent. Despite his mother hitting him twice, he is shown to deeply care for her, culminating in his demon powers manifesting for the first time to protect her from an Ashura-kai money collector. | ||