Uriel

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Uriel is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

Uriel is an archangel mentioned in the Book of Enoch and in 2 Esdras, which are not considered canonical amongst most Jewish or Christian denominations, though these texts are accepted as canonical by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.

Design

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Gameplay

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Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei
(A-Mode DDS) 		Origin: Israel
One of the 4 heralds, the seraph of earth. Uriel was considered at one time a fallen angel by the Eastern Orthodox Church. He's said to be the governor of Tartarus who will sentence all souls on Judgement Day.
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne One of the four major archangels. His name means "flame of God". He knows all of the celestial phenomena. He is also the first angel Satan met on earth.
Shin Megami Tensei IV One of the four major archangels. His name means "Flame of God", and he knows all the celestial phenomena. He is the first angel Satan met on earth.
Shin Megami Tensei V One of the four major angels.

His name means "flame of God," and he possesses knowledge of all celestial phenomena. He is also the first angel Satan met after falling to Earth.

Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance One of the four major angels.

His name means "Flame of God," and he possesses knowledge of all celestial phenomena. He is also the first angel Satan met after falling to Earth.

Persona 3 Reload One of the four major archangels. His name means "Flame of God," and he knows all the celestial phenomena. He is the first angel Satan met on earth.
Persona 4 One of the four major archangels. His name means "Flame of God," and he knows all the celestial phenomena. He is the first angel Satan met on earth.
Persona 5 One of the four major archangels. His name means "Flame of God," and he knows all the celestial phenomena. He is the first angel Satan met on earth.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth One of the four major archangels. His name means "Flame of God", and he knows all the celestial phenomena. He is the first angel Satan met on earth.

Game Appearances

Shin Megami Tensei

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Shin Megami Tensei II

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Majin Tensei

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Uriel is the true identity of Étienne Alphonse Laflèche. After stage 20 is cleared, should the Protagonist accept his proposal to join him on his journey, he will transform into his angelic form and reintroduce himself into the party as a controllable demon ally. Uriel's recruitment serves as the main condition to allow the Protagonist to recruit the other 3 major archangels at later points in the game.

Normally, recruiting Uriel signifies that the Four Heavenly Kings cannot be recruited, as they view their goals in opposition with one another, but if the Protagonist met Izanami with the Palace Ring in his possession at stage 19 beforehand, she will make it possible for the two groups to reach a compromise and be able to be recruited at the same time.

If the Protagonist still has Uriel in his party when defeating the final boss, he will appear to comment on the outcome of events that take place. In the Dark ending, before the Protagonist returns to the human world, Uriel says that he and the other Archangels have sealed off the entrance to the Demon world and that although they defeated Satan, what the Protagonist is striving for differs too much from they are striving for. He warns him not to turn away from the consequences of his actions and parts ways with him.

In the Neutral and Light endings, he accompanies the Protagonist back to the human world and reappears in his form as Étienne, offering his condolences about the Heroine's sacrifice. Though unsure of what to say, he still attempts to console him by saying that ultimately it was her decision, and doubts that she regrets it, so theres no sense in letting it get him down.

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Trivia

  • Uriel's party sprite from the Super Famicom, PlayStation, and Game Boy Advance versions of Shin Megami Tensei appears more similar to Raphael's artwork than Uriel's.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese ウリエル Urieru Uriel
死罰の宣告者Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Shibatsu no Senkokusha Sentencer of the Death Penalty
Simplified Chinese 乌列尔 Wūliè'ěr Uriel
死刑的宣告者Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Sǐxíng de Xuān'gàozhě Proclaimer of the Death Penalty
Traditional Chinese 尤利爾 Yóulì'ěr Uriel
死刑的宣告者Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Sǐxíng de Xuān'gàozhě Proclaimer of the Death Penalty
French Uriel
Hérault de la mortPersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Herald of Death
German Uriel
Vorbote des TodesPersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Harbinger of Death
Italian Uriele Uriel
Araldo di MortePersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Herald of Death
Korean 우리엘 Uriel Uriel
사형死刑의 선고자宣告者Persona 5 Royal (Shadow) Sahyeong-ui Seon'goja Sentencer of the Death Penalty
Polish Uriel
Brazilian Portuguese Uriel
Russian Уриил Uriil Uriel
Spanish Uriel
Heraldo de la muertePersona 5 Royal (Shadow) Herald of Death
Turkish Uriel

Gallery

Videos

Uriel's Daily Demon Showcase for Shin Megami Tensei V
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