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Demons of the Ars Goetia: SMT Lore

Patreon:   / tony4you   Twitter: Tony4YouYT #mythology #smt #persona 0:00 Intro 1:12 Preliminary Information 2:16 Ose 5:11 Decarabia 7:12 Gemori 10:05 Paimon 14:58 Outro The lesser key of Solomon or the ars goetia is an ancient work worthy of study. Within it's pages holds the knowledge of the wisest king in the world, King Solomon. In this video we will be talking and diving into the lore of demons that hold power in hell, princes of hell in their own right. I chose my pick for the most interesting and noteworthy demons within the ars goetia. This SMT Lore and Persona lore has been requested for years, but I finally got around to it in a list format. Covering Ose, Decarabia, Gemori, and King Paimon, these demons are sure to peak your interest. There are a ton of demons across the Abrahamic religious canon, but sadly there isn’t much information about them. From horse headed fire mages to beautiful camel riding women, they draw your attention like no other. A great many of these demons can be found in the Ars Goetia, a single book that is part of a larger grimoire known as The Lesser Key of Solomon. Ancient grimoire known as The Lesser Key of Solomon, or the Ars Goetia. Within these pages holds the information on, and means to summon a total of 72 demons. Each of these demons has great power and they were subjugated to serve the wisest king to ever live, King Solomon, in creating the first temple of Israel. Much time has passed since then and maybe their power is still up for grabs to an up and coming summoner. It’s no surprise now that a good amount of them have made their way into Shin Megami Tensei,in a franchise known for its demons and monsters, Shin Megami Tensei and Persona. While I would love to discuss all of them, since there are so many in the book I will be sticking to just a few of my favorites and the ones that appear in Shin Megami Tensei and Persona. There’s plenty to go over, so without any further ado, let’s discuss the demons of the Ars Goetia.