Zhu Tun She

Zhu Tun She, also known as Chot, is a Demon in the Megami Tensei franchise.

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Origin

A Zhu Tun She, also known as a Chotonda or a Snake Pig, is a half-snake monster from the Yijian Zhi, a Chinese collection of stories, written during the Song dynasty. Despite being described as having a snake-like appearance, it has four legs and acts like a pig, making squealing sounds.

Design

It appears as a small pig with green vegetation growing on its back and a white underbelly. The horizontal stripes cross its back causes it to resemble a watermelon. It has large yellow eyes, resembling those of a reptile's, a horn coming out of its snout, and claws on all of its legs. The white part of its belly extends up to its cheeks around a structure resembling a tympanum.

In the Devil Children series it appears as two mushroom-shaped green pigs on top of each other with much smaller eyes, and a brown underbelly.

Gameplay

Shin Megami Tensei IV

Name	Level	HP	MP
Zhu Tun She	9	180	35

Race	AlignmentFactored with certain skills	Speech	C. CostCompendium Summoning Cost
Drake		—	—

Resistances

—	NulNull	—	NulNull	—	—	WkWeak	—
×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1

Ailment Resistances

×1	×1	×1	×1	×1

Basic Attack	Element	Hit(s)	Target	Effect
Basic Attack	Phys	1	Single enemy	—

Skills
Skill	Cost	Description	Level
Lunge	6 MP	Weak Phys damage to one enemy. High critical rate/Low hit rate	Innate
Rakunda	15 MP	Decreases all enemies' defense power by 1 rank.	Innate
Light Mana Aid	—	3.5% MP recovery to user after battle.	11

Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse

EnemyAlly

Name	Level	HP	MP
Zhu Tun She	8	131	45

Race	AlignmentFactored with certain skills	EXP	Recruit	Speech	RERandom Encounter
Drake	Chaos	—	—	Boy	✔

Drop
—	—	—

Resistances

—	RsResist	—	RsResist	WkWeak	—	WkWeak	—
×1	×0.50	×1	×0.50	×1.25	×1	×2	×1

Ailment Resistances

×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1

Skill Affinity

+1	—	—	—	—	—	-3	—	—	—	—	-2

Basic Attack	Element	Hit(s)	Target	Effect
Basic Attack	Phys	1	Single enemy	—

Skills
Skill	Cost	Description
Lunge	6 MP	Weak physical damage to one foe. High critical but low accuracy.

Name	Level	HP	MP
Zhu Tun She	8	143	45

Race	AlignmentFactored with certain skills	Speech	C. CostCompendium Summoning Cost
Drake	Chaos	Boy	1316

Resistances

—	RsResist	—	RsResist	WkWeak	—	WkWeak	—
×1	×0.50	×1	×0.50	×1.25	×1	×2	×1

Ailment Resistances

×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1	×1

Skill Affinity

+1	—	—	—	—	—	-3	—	—	—	—	-2

Basic Attack	Element	Hit(s)	Target	Effect
Basic Attack	Phys	1	Single enemy	—

Skills
Skill	Cost	Description	Level
Lunge	6 MP	Weak physical damage to one foe. High critical but low accuracy.	Innate
Bufu	5 MP	Weak ice damage to one foe.	9

Compendium

Compendium Entries
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey	A monster snake said to be sighted around the Song dynasty. It is about three feet long, has four legs, is covered in fur, and squeals like a pig. Because there is no animal that remotely fits the description, it is believed to be a completely unknown creature.
Shin Megami Tensei IV	A monster snake said to be sighted around the Song dynasty. It is about three feet long, has four legs, is covered in fur, and squeals like a pig. Because there is no animal that remotely fits the description, it is believed to be a completely unknown creature.
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance	A monstrous snake-like beast sighted in China during the Song dynasty. It appeared before soldiers-in-training and tried to swallow humans, but was defeated by a soldier with sorcerous powers. A bizarre, hairy quadruped about three feet long, it emerges from a bamboo grove with a pig-like squeal. Because its features defy taxonomic classification, it is highly suspected to be a creature wholly unknown.
Soul Hackers 2	A monstrous snake-like beast said to be sighted sometime in the Song dynasty. According to myth, it is about three feet long, has four legs, is covered in fur, and also squeals like a pig. Because no existing animal even remotely fits its description, many believe it to be a completely unknown creature.
Devil Children Light Book and Dark Book	A pair of hogs that hide in a watermelon patch to attack any unwary travelers.

Nomenclature

From Chinese: 豬 (zhū, "boar") + 豚 (tún, "pig") + 蛇 (shé, "snake"), describing its appearance and behavior.

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning
English	Zhu Tun She	Hanyu Pinyin romanization of Simplified Chinese: 猪豚蛇, Traditional Chinese: 豬豚蛇.
Japanese	チョトンダ Chotonda	Chotonda; Katakana rendering of Japanese: 猪豚蛇, Hepburn chotonda, Japanese reading of Chinese: 猪豚蛇boar pig snake, romanized zhū tún shé.
Simplified Chinese	猪豚蛇 Zhū Tún Shé	Boar Pig Snake
Traditional Chinese	豬豚蛇 Zhū Tún Shé	Boar Pig Snake
French	Zhu Tun She
German	Zhu Tun She
Italian	Zhu Tun She
Korean	저돈사 Jeodonsa	Jeodonsa; Hangul rendering of Korean: 豬豚蛇, romanized Jeodonsa, Korean reading of Chinese: 豬豚蛇boar pig snake, romanized zhū tún shé.
Polish	Zhu Tun She
Brazilian Portuguese	Zhu Tun She
Russian	Чжу тунь шэ Chzhu tunʼ sh·e	Zhu Tun She; Palladius cyrillization of Chinese Simplified Chinese: 猪豚蛇boar pig snake, Traditional Chinese: 豬豚蛇boar pig snake, romanized zhū tún shé.
Spanish	Zhu Tun She
Turkish	Zu Tun Şi	Zhu Tun She; Non-standard romanization of Simplified Chinese: 猪豚蛇boar pig snake, Traditional Chinese: 豬豚蛇boar pig snake, romanized zhū tún shé.