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Below is a sortable list of transients that have a defined summon date (birthday for [[Tokyo]] natives). Just like height and weight, summon days are revealed for each transient on their Summopedia page. If a transient isn't featured in one, their summon day is unknown.
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{{#vardefine:note agyo|He was summoned during the 2018 New Years event.
}}{{#vardefine:note gullinbursti|He was summoned during the 2019 New Years event.
}}{{#vardefine:note eita|A possible reference to the owner of Eita's Sacred Artifact, Poseidon, as being part of the 12 Olympians.
}}{{#vardefine:note sitri|Ranked 12th in the Ars Goetia.
}}{{#vardefine:note ebisu|The same day is when the festival "Hatsu-Ebisu" is held in some select shrines in Japan. It is a festival to pray for prosperous business.
}}{{#vardefine:note ibaraki|Possibly in relation to the story of an oni being inside the womb for 16 months, though this is more associated with Shutendōji.
}}{{#vardefine:note arc|Birthday of Joan of Arc (January 6, 1412).
}}{{#vardefine:note aizen|In reference to the 17 sacred sites known as Saigoku Aizen Junana Reijo throughout Japan, the sites are said to enshrine the deity Aizen Myō'ō.
}}{{#vardefine:note bathym|Ranked 18th in the Ars Goetia.
}}{{#vardefine:note zabaniyya|According to Quran and Hadith, the Zabaniyah angels are consisted of 19 members.
}}{{#vardefine:note ashigara|Supposed death anniversary of Kintoki Sakata (previously known as Kintaro), who was supposedly raised near Mount Ashigara.
}}{{#vardefine:note xolotl|The deity associated with on the 16th day of the pre-Columbian Mesoamerican calendar known as the Trecena.
}}{{#vardefine:note kalki|The start date of the Kali Yuga (18 February 3102 BCE in the proleptic Julian calendar or 23 January 3102 BC in the proleptic Gregorian calendar) said to last 432,000 years. Part of the cycle prophesized by the deity Kalki, where at the end of it, a cataclysm will occur.
}}{{#vardefine:note shuten|The day that the sword Dojigiri-Yasutsuna, that was used to cut off the head of the mountain demon Shutendōji, was designated as a national treasure (January 23, 1933).
}}{{#vardefine:note jambavan|Supposed to have circled Vamana, an avatar of Vishnu, 21 times in a single leap when he was acquiring the three worlds from Mahabali.
}}{{#vardefine:note hati|An atmospheric optical phenomenon known as a "moon dog" occurs as bright spots besides the moon at around 22° on its left and right (sun dogs on the sun occur with the same phenomenon).
}}{{#vardefine:note tetsuox|He is based on Li Kui from the Chinese novel Water Margin. Li Kui is ranked 22nd among the 36 heavenly spirits.
}}{{#vardefine:note kurogane|Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was 24 years old when he wrote the drama titled Götz von Berlichingen (1773), a tragedy based on the memoirs of historical adventurer-poet Gottfried or Götz von Berlichingen, who was famously known for having a metal prosthetic arm.
}}{{#vardefine:note leib|Sami National Day. He is based on a figure in Sami mythology.
}}{{#vardefine:note tajikarao|The supposed founding year (210 BC) of the Togakushi Shrine where Ame-no-tajikarao is enshrined as a main deity.
}}{{#vardefine:note melusine|One day before Valentines Day as a possible reference to the story of the Melusine who had fled from her lover and family after he broke his promise of not beholding her as she took a bath.
}}{{#vardefine:note kotaro|Fuma Kotaro, according to the Hojo Godaiki, the journal of the five generations of the Hojo Clan, the ninja was recorded to possibly stand at 7 shaku and 2 sun (七尺二寸) or 2 meters and 16 centimeters.
}}{{#vardefine:note shinya|The start date of astrological sign Pisces, the constellation itself is of Aphrodite and Eros transformed into two fishes.
}}{{#vardefine:note nyarlathotep|Leap day. February 29 is absent in calendars whose years are not an integer multiple of four (except for years evenly divisible by 100, but not by 400).
}}{{#vardefine:note fenrir|The first born of the three children Loki fathered.
}}{{#vardefine:note oniwaka|Birthdate of Saitō Musashibō Benkei also known as Oniwaka.
}}{{#vardefine:note marchosias|Ranked 35th in the Ars Goetia.
}}{{#vardefine:note suzuka|In some versions of the myth, Suzuka Gozen is said to be the daughter of the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven, the lowest of the three Buddhist realms associated with evil. Alternatively, the month is a reference to the set of three holy swords she carries.
}}{{#vardefine:note toji|Birthdate of Sanada Nobushige also known as Sanada Yukimura; the original owner of Toji's Sacred Artifact.
}}{{#vardefine:note gabriel|Feast of Annunciation, commemorates the visit of the archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary, during which he informed her that she would be the mother of Jesus Christ. Nine months after this day is December 25th.
}}{{#vardefine:note jiraiya|Death anniversary of Kanwatei Onitake, the author of the novel titled "The Tale of the Gallant Jiraiya".
}}{{#vardefine:note chernobog|Death anniversary of Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky (1881), the composer of "Night on Bald Mountain".
}}{{#vardefine:note lucifuge|His last name, Lucifuge Rofocale, is an almost anagram to the demon Focalors ranked 41st in the Ars Goetia.
}}{{#vardefine:note duo| If read as an equation, it equals to two or a duo.
}}{{#vardefine:note kirito|The death of the first victim in the Whitechapel Murders in 1888 by Jack the Ripper.
}}{{#vardefine:note gandharva|Kambutsu-e or Buddha's Birthday celebrated in Buddhist temples in Japan.
}}{{#vardefine:note ryota|Approximately halfway through spring, starts after the spring equinox from March 22st to April 25th, Easter can fall on any day between these two dates.
}}{{#vardefine:note barguest|A combination of numbers considered bad-luck or evil in some parts of the globe, 4 in the east and 13 in the west.
}}{{#vardefine:note benten|World Art Day. She is based on a goddess of arts.
}}{{#vardefine:note robinson| Publication date of Daniel Defoe's novel "Robinson Crusoe".
}}{{#vardefine:note ganglie|Refers to the Five Precepts or Five Rules of Training in Buddhism for the lay people, the 3rd precept being specifically about proper sexual conduct, responsibility, and long-term commitment.
}}{{#vardefine:note surtr|The 48th moon orbiting Saturn is named Surtur.
}}{{#vardefine:note tezcatlipoca|Tezcatlipoca's major feast occurred during the fifth month of the Mexica calendar, Toxcatl (3 May-22 May).
}}{{#vardefine:note zao|Spring festival of Zao Kattamine Shrine.
}}{{#vardefine:note taurus mask|Halfway through the period of Taurus in the Horoscope (April 20 – May 20).
}}{{#vardefine:note ose|Ranked 57th in the Ars Goetia.
}}{{#vardefine:note oz|Publication date of L. Frank Baum's children's book "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" (1900).
}}{{#vardefine:note nobuharu|Death date of Tokugawa Ieyasu (1616). Ieyasu played an important part in the decline of Takeda clan through defeating them in battle.
}}{{#vardefine:note pollux|Halfway through the period of Gemini in the Horoscope (May 21 - June 20).
}}{{#vardefine:note azathoth|Date (1922) of the letter H.P. Lovecraft wrote to Frank Belknap Long about an incomplete novel he was writing titled Azathoth.
}}{{#vardefine:note alp|Japanese Dream Day (夢の日).
}}{{#vardefine:note shuichi|If read as an equation, it equals to one-half, a possible reference to him being incomplete without his other half, his brother.
}}{{#vardefine:note musashi|Death date of Miyamoto Musashi (1645).
}}{{#vardefine:note tsathoggua|Date (1934) on the letter from Clark Ashton Smith to Robert Barlow regarding the genealogy of various Old Ones including Tsathoggua.
}}{{#vardefine:note ikutoshi|Summer Solstice, the Stonehenge Sacred Artifact he carries was designed to align to the sun on solstices.
}}{{#vardefine:note r-19|Release date of the movie "Blade Runner" (1982).
}}{{#vardefine:note hanuman|Sun Wukong knew 72 transformations in Journey to the West.
}}{{#vardefine:note azazel|Day of Atonement or Yum Kippur, a scapegoat is often sacrificed during this time.
}}{{#vardefine:note avarga|The first day of Naadam, a traditional sports festival celebrated in Mongolia. It has three main games, including wrestling.
}}{{#vardefine:note seth|Supposed birthday of the Egyptian god Seth converted to the Gregorian calendar.
}}{{#vardefine:note triton|The originally fixed date for the Marine Day in Japan.
}}{{#vardefine:note aegir|Discovery date (2000) of an exoplanet Epsilon Eridani b named Aegir that orbits the star in the constellation Eridanus named Ran.
}}{{#vardefine:note shino|From "Nansō Satomi Hakkenden", the dog Yatsufusa was said to have eight peony marks on his body and co-created the Hakkenshi who each follow one of the Eight Confucian Virtues.
}}{{#vardefine:note gyobu|Said to have 808 followers.
}}{{#vardefine:note kyuma|Japanese Baseball Day (野球の日).
}}{{#vardefine:note moritaka|From "Nansō Satomi Hakkenden", Inuzuka Shino Moritaka's birthdate converted to the Gregorian calendar.
}}{{#vardefine:note shiro|Birthdate of Howard Philips Lovecraft (1890).
}}{{#vardefine:note gunzo|Rugby Day, supposed date of the founding of the sport (1823).
}}{{#vardefine:note asterius|King Minos required 7 youths and 7 maidens to be sent to the labyrinth every 9 years.
}}{{#vardefine:note tsukuyomi|Tsukimi (moon-viewing), specifically the viewing of the waxing moon, which takes place on the 13th day of the 9th month of the traditional Japanese calendar.
}}{{#vardefine:note hogen|Yoshitsune Fetival or Yoshitsune-sai (義経祭) in Kurama Temple.
}}{{#vardefine:note andvari|The premier of Richard Wagner's drama musical titled "Der Ring des Nibelungen" (1869).
}}{{#vardefine:note christine|The publishing date of the novel "The Phantom of the Opera" by Gaston Leroux (1909).
}}{{#vardefine:note ahab|Death date of Herman Melville, the author of "Moby-Dick".
}}{{#vardefine:note nomad|Death date of Alfred Bester, the author of "The Stars My Destination" (known as "Tiger! Tiger! in the United Kingdom).
}}{{#vardefine:note thunderbird|First airdate of the British sci-fi TV series "Thunderbirds" (1965).
}}{{#vardefine:note babalon|In Revelations, the Beast (Therion) is described to have 10 horns and 7 heads.
}}{{#vardefine:note goemon|Death date of Goemon Ishikawa, the Japanese outlaw hero (1594).
}}{{#vardefine:note durga|The goddess Durga is described to have either 10 or 18 arms.
}}{{#vardefine:note tadatomo|From "Nansō Satomi Hakkenden", Inuyama Dōsetsu Tadatomo's birthdate converted to the Gregorian calendar.
}}{{#vardefine:note kengo|Birthdate of Larry Leiber (1931), the co-creator of many of Marvel's heroes including Thor.
}}{{#vardefine:note cu sith|The number "1" sounds like the Japanese sound for a dog bark "wan"; three "1"s or "wan wan wan" is in reference to Celtic mythos, that hearing the third bark of a cu sith would cause death.
}}{{#vardefine:note yule|Birthday of Johnny Marks, the songwriter of "Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer".
}}{{#vardefine:note kuniyoshi|Birthdate of woodblock painter Kuniyoshi Utagawa (1797), who's possibly the original owner of Kuniyoshi's Sacred Artifact, the drawing board.
}}{{#vardefine:note horkeu kamui|Death anniversary of an Ainu chieftan named Shakusain that led a rebellion against the Japanese authority in Hokkaido.
}}{{#vardefine:note algernon|The date of the last entry in Charlie's progress report in the novel "Flowers for Algernon".
}}{{#vardefine:note alice|The date which Lewis Caroll sent the manuscript for Alice's Adventures Under Ground to be published, was later retitled Alice's Adventures in Wonderland on publishing.
}}{{#vardefine:note krampus|Krampusnacht or Krampus Night.
}}{{#vardefine:note ded|Feast of Saint Nicholas.
}}{{#vardefine:note furufumi|Birthdate of Michel de Nostredame AKA Nostradamus, French astrologer, apothecary, physician, and reputed seer (1503).
}}{{#vardefine:note claude|Birthday of Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, the 5th Roman emperor (37 AD).
}}{{#vardefine:note maria|Christmas Eve, in celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, who is possibly the original owner of Maria's Sacred Artifact, the sactified nails.
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