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Tsukuyomi is the true identity of Hayao Koshimizu in Shin Megami Tensei V. He is the leader of Bethel Japan.
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Tsukuyomi is the true identity of Hayao Koshimizu, having taken control of the Japanese branch of Bethel after the disappearance of his sister Amaterasu. He inhabits the body of a logistic type Proto-fiend and disguises himself as a human in order to guide Japan as its Prime Minister.
His ideal world is one ruled by many gods, though not in the abscence of all order. He shares his perspective with his Knowledge, Yuzuru Atsuta.
Despite being an artificial being, he has an understanding the human soul, which inspires him to serve his people, and cares for those he sees as family, especially the protagonist and Yuzuru Atsuta, who hold the Knowledge of members of the Amatsukami. During the Canon of Vengeance, when Aogami is presumed dead and he becomes a Nahobino with the protagonist, he seeks to protect him faithfully as his brother did, despite no longer having the Knowledge to make his vision come to fruition.
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Tsukuyomi fuses with the protagonist following the Qadištu fight in Shinjuku. During this period, after reaching certain points in the story, they can speak to the Head Researcher at the Tokyo Diet Building to acquire Tsukuyomi Essences. They contain Tsukuyomi's resistances and Nahobino-exclusive skills. After acquiring one, they can be purchased at Cadaver's Hollow.
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MiracleRequired "Art of Essences" Miracle Level
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Elusive Eclipse Nahobino-exclusive
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(Nahobino) Slightly raises evasion. After evading, severe Physical counterattack that ignores resistance and Pierces through.
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Innate
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Moonlight Frost Nahobino-exclusive
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100 MP
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(Nahobino) Severe Ice attack to all foes. Ignores affinity resistance and Pierces through.
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Fogna
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25 MP
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Chance of inflicting Mirage to all foes.
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High Restore
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MP recovery when user strikes a foe's weakness or lands a Critical hit.
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MiracleRequired "Art of Essences" Miracle Level
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Intercalation Nahobino-exclusive
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(Nahobino) After evading an attack, adds 1 Press Turn Icon at the start of user's next turn.
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Lunation Flux Nahobino-exclusive
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10 MP
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(Nahobino) Slight MP recovery to self. Does not consume a Press Turn Icon.
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Lunar Hurricane Nahobino-exclusive
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40 MP
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(Nahobino) Multiple weak Strength-based Force attacks to 1 foe. Number of hits depends on user's and target's Agility.
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High Force Pleroma
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Greatly increases Force attack damage.
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Impaler's Animus
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Increases the damage of the next attack for self and adds Pierce effect.
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MiracleRequired "Art of Essences" Miracle Level
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Luminescent Mirage Nahobino-exclusive
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100 MP
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(Nahobino) Guarantees evasion from 1 attack for self for 1 turn.
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Paraselene Blur Nahobino-exclusive
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45 MP
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(Nahobino) 4 medium Strength-based Light attacks to 1 foe. (Only usable after evading an attack the previous turn)
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Fierce Roar
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30 MP
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Draws enemy hostility, but increases your Defense by 1 rank for 3 turns.
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Great Life Spring
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Greatly increases MAX HP.
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High Light Pleroma
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Greatly increases Light attack damage.
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Compendium
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A god that appears in Japanese legend, believed to be the deification of the moon and the ruler of the night.
According to the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, he was born from Izanagi, and is younger brother to Amaterasu as well as older brother to Susano-o.
Upon fusing with Yuzuru Atsuta and reassimilating his lost Knowledge, he thus assumed his original Nahobino form.
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Trivia
The surname Koshimizu[a] is spelled using the same kanji as Tsukuyomi's "water of youth"[b] in the Man'yōshū.[1]
Nomenclature
From the Japanese 月読 Tsukuyomi meaning "[the one] counting [the phases of] the moon". Often followed by 命 no Mikoto meaning "lord" or "highness".
Gallery
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Artwork of Hayao Koshimizu from
Shin Megami Tensei V
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Artwork of the
Nahobino when fused with Tsukuyomi from
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Render of Tsukuyomi's
Nahobino form from
Shin Megami Tensei V
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Icon from Shin Megami Tensei V
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Tsukuyomi and the Nahobino dueling for the
Throne of Creation in
Shin Megami Tensei V
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Tsukuyomi using
Moonlight Frost in
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Tsukuyomi using Moonlight Frost in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Nahobino fusing with Tsukuyomi in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Nahobino inspecting his New Form in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Nahobino's Tsukuyomi Form ready for battle in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Nahobino's Tsukuyomi Form using
Lunar Hurricane in
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
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Nahobino's Tsukuyomi Form using
Paraselene Blur in
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
Notes
- ↑ Japanese: 越水, romanized Koshimizu
- ↑ Old Japanese: 越水, romanized wotimi1du; the use of the character 越 woti is an instance of ateji, and the term is spelled 変若水 ochimizu in Modern Japanese.
References
- ↑ 万葉集 [Man'yōshū] (circa 759). Japanese. Book 13, Poem 3245.