Karasuさんのイラストまとめ

To start off a streak of Archangels, it’s #MessengerMonday.

The Angel in question is of a high rank, acting as the left hand of God, and is typically portrayed as her name describes, “God is my strength.”

Gabriel.

#SatanSunday, as funny as it is; taking place on a Sunday has a lot in common from SatanaelSaturday, from even having similar names.

Satan is one of the most popular figures in religion, usually being an adversary to YHVH, or, God.

You may be thinking, from Yalda Tuesday, isn't Satanael of #SatanaelSaturday just Demiurge?

And to that I say...

Kinda?

Ever hear of youkai? The Tengu of #TenguThursday lead this date, and they fill in the role perfectly.

Tengu are monster spirits from Japanese folklore, in Shinto, they are also referred to as “kami” or, gods.

Some may know him as Yaldabaoth, some may know him as Demiurge, either way— he’s known as the God of Control, and is a major player in the SMT/Persona series, and is the major player of #YaldaTuesday.

Also!!

Happy Birthday to Lisa Silverman of Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2 - Innocent Sin fame, and always rep the language of Cantonese!

Hoisamuro!

Due to their nature as protagonists, a overwhelming majority of them are extremely neutral in their alignment, leaving it up to the player to decide their fate and path, however— each protagonist still has a distinctive personality which sets them apart from others.

It’s #DevilSummonersSunday, and, unlike the sub-series, today is focusing on the whole range of Protags that SMT has to offer.

Ranging from the original Megami Tensei, to the SMT series, and the multiple spin-offs, no game is complete without them.

Aside from being the scariest of bosses in SMT 3, the Fiend race of #FiendFriday have gone through a lot.

Typically, they are represented as powerful demons, like Hell Biker, The Horsemen (Riders), Daisoujou, and even David.

Sometimes, much like an actual Throne, people have days to rise in power. Luckily for #ThroneThursday, that is today.

Throne is a classification of angels that represent God and his authority and justice. Appearing in the New Testament as far back as Colossians 1:16.