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{{#vardefine:transient en name|Astaroth}} | {{#vardefine:transient en name|Astaroth}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient gate|Gehenna}} | {{#vardefine:transient gate|Gehenna}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient en jingi|<ruby>Soul Unsettling Poisonous Snake<rt>Criminatores | {{#vardefine:transient release version|4.2.2}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient release date|2019-11-15}} | |||
{{#vardefine:transient en jingi|<ruby>Soul Unsettling Poisonous Snake<rt>Criminatores Diabolus</rt></ruby>}} | |||
{{#vardefine:transient illustrator|志村貴子}} | {{#vardefine:transient illustrator|志村貴子}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient en title| | {{#vardefine:transient en title|Disparity of Body and Soul}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|A Transient born to a family that holds an extraordinarily high position in Gehenna. They possess a Role that relates to prosecution and interrogation, and for the time being, they are a member of the guild of lawyers and appointers. Due to their Role, they possess a keen yet delicate sensitivity towards the gap between "how one should be" and reality. This extends to themselves, and they have a deep sense of discomfort with the gender of their mind and body. They excel at treating nobles who spend all their time stirring up political strife like poison, so they're easily prone to getting on badly with those who don't like that. Also, they feel a sense of familiarity with people who dedicate themselves to general education colleges fit for their position and learn liberal arts.}} | {{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|A Transient born to a family that holds an extraordinarily high position in Gehenna. They possess a Role that relates to prosecution and interrogation, and for the time being, they are a member of the guild of lawyers and appointers. Due to their Role, they possess a keen yet delicate sensitivity towards the gap between "how one should be" and reality. This extends to themselves, and they have a deep sense of discomfort with the gender of their mind and body. They excel at treating nobles who spend all their time stirring up political strife like poison, so they're easily prone to getting on badly with those who don't like that. Also, they feel a sense of familiarity with people who dedicate themselves to general education colleges fit for their position and learn liberal arts.}} | ||
{{#masterdata:Card|173901}} | {{#masterdata:Card|173901}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient en title| | {{#vardefine:transient en title|Winding Golden Snake}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|They possess a golden snake Sacred Artifact said to see the past and future with complete clarity. Anyone whose body is injected with its poison will have the concealed "memories" of their lives prosecuted and exposed. There are those from the same world as Astaroth who call the true form of those memories the sins of a past life or the sins to be committed in the next. No one knows if this is actually true, however. Furthermore, this power can also extend to memories from worlds beyond the 23 connected to Tokyo. That is because the power of fate that seeks out and tries to understand one another can surpass even the walls that divide the worlds. It is said that when Astaroth is bitten themselves, a lady with hair colored like the sky appears. Fundamentally speaking, Tokyo treats Shadows and the "original people they were cast off from" as separate entities with different feelings. Astaroth, however, would like to make known that this doesn't apply in this case, because as mentioned above they are connected to their past life or next life or the like.}} | {{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|They possess a golden snake Sacred Artifact said to see the past and future with complete clarity. Anyone whose body is injected with its poison will have the concealed "memories" of their lives prosecuted and exposed. There are those from the same world as Astaroth who call the true form of those memories the sins of a past life or the sins to be committed in the next. No one knows if this is actually true, however. Furthermore, this power can also extend to memories from worlds beyond the 23 connected to Tokyo. That is because the power of fate that seeks out and tries to understand one another can surpass even the walls that divide the worlds. It is said that when Astaroth is bitten themselves, a lady with hair colored like the sky appears. Fundamentally speaking, Tokyo treats Shadows and the "original people they were cast off from" as separate entities with different feelings. Astaroth, however, would like to make known that this doesn't apply in this case, because as mentioned above they are connected to their past life or next life or the like.}} | ||
{{#masterdata:Card|173902}} | {{#masterdata:Card|173902}} | ||
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|shop= | |shop= | ||
|open=Canaan... | |open=Canaan... It really is paradise here, but I can't just lie around and do nothing all day. Time to get to work. | ||
|close= | |close=Goodbye, my paradise... my Canaan. Goodbye, my other self. Goodbye, and... thank you. | ||
|greeting= | |greeting= | ||
|encouraging= | |encouraging=If you ever feel like you don't belong, know that I understand exactly what that's like. | ||
|touched= | |touched=Really?! Y-You like this body? I envy you. I only wish I could say the same. | ||
|conversation-1=I | |conversation-1=I cannot help but feel like I was born in the wrong body. Have you ever experienced anything like that? | ||
|conversation-2= | |conversation-2=It is said that those bitten by this serpent will become someone who they used to be in a past life. Yet how could anyone confirm that to be true? | ||
|conversation-3= | |conversation-3= | ||
|conversation-4= | |conversation-4= | ||
|self= | |self= | ||
|character-1= | |character-1=The mere sight of that person is enough to make me tear up. Who are they, that they can make me feel so sad? | ||
|character-2= | |character-2=I've always been surrounded by the sort of people who would use poison as an antidote for venom. Would you say you're like them? | ||
|character-3= | |character-3= | ||
|character-4= | |character-4= | ||
|event= | |event= | ||
|event-1= | |event-1=There's something comforting about this place. I get the feeling someone told me I can remain here as long as I like... but I don't know who it was. | ||
|event-2=I | |event-2=I adore this place. Nobody laughs at me for how I am here. I suppose this is what one would call a paradise. | ||
|event-3= | |event-3= | ||
|event-4= | |event-4= | ||
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|title='''The Promised City of Canaan (11/15/19 ~ 12/02/19)''': Tokyo Afterschool Summoners. Are you the one who summoned me, Astarte? You are prepared for what that means, right? | |title='''The Promised City of Canaan (11/15/19 ~ 12/02/19)''': Tokyo Afterschool Summoners. Are you the one who summoned me, Astarte? You are prepared for what that means, right? | ||
|shop= | |shop= | ||
|open= | |open=What do you want? Spit it out already! I hate people who can't just speak their mind. | ||
|close= | |close=Goodbye. You really shouldn't be here. Hurry up and leave already! But... I hope we'll meet again someday, somewhere. | ||
|greeting= | |greeting= | ||
|encouraging= | |encouraging=So you made it to Canaan. Good for you. I'm Astarte. As head of the military, allow me to be the first to extend you a hand of welcome. | ||
|touched= | |touched=Hrrk! W-What the hell are you doing?! Do that again and I'll rip your arms off! | ||
|conversation-1=I wish | |conversation-1=I wish I was born with a tougher body. I guess life just never turns out the way you want it to. | ||
|conversation-2= | |conversation-2=Don't you dare call me cute. I'm not one to give second chances. Say it once and I'll tear you to shreds! You got that? Good! | ||
|conversation-3= | |conversation-3= | ||
|conversation-4= | |conversation-4= | ||
|self= | |self= | ||
|character-1=I wanted to be | |character-1=I wanted to be someone Father would be proud of. Why do I have to be so weak? I don't even know who I am anymore! | ||
|character-2= | |character-2=I do as I'm told by my superiors because that's what it means to be a proud soldier. You'll remember that if you know what's good for you. | ||
|character-3= | |character-3= | ||
|character-4= | |character-4= | ||
|event= | |event= | ||
|event-1=You | |event-1=You look like you can handle yourself in a fight. You're all right, I guess. Those who can't fight are worthless to me. | ||
|event-2= | |event-2=I don't think you have time to be feeling down. Pull yourself together already. I mean, you can't expect me to pick you up off the floor. | ||
|event-3= | |event-3= | ||
|event-4= | |event-4= | ||
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** Their rule to be able to expose the memories of someone's past, present, and future is taken from their ability in the Ars Goetia wherein Astaroth can give true answers to questions relating to the past, present, and future as well as discovering all secrets. | ** Their rule to be able to expose the memories of someone's past, present, and future is taken from their ability in the Ars Goetia wherein Astaroth can give true answers to questions relating to the past, present, and future as well as discovering all secrets. | ||
[[File:AstarothSeal.jpg|200px|right|Astaroth's Seal]] | [[File:AstarothSeal.jpg|200px|right|Astaroth's Seal]] | ||
* Astaroth's charge skill "Criminatores | * Astaroth's charge skill "Criminatores Diabolus" references the '''Diabolos''' which was equivalent to Astaroth who was the leader of a group of archdemons that called themselves the '''Criminatores''', also known as the ''Accusers'' or the ''Slanderers''. | ||
* The lady with hair like the sky Astaroth's research file mentions is Astarte as elucidated more in [[Event_Quest:Raiders_of_the_Lost_Isle_2:_The_Promised_Undersea_City|The Promised Undersea City]]. | * The lady with hair like the sky Astaroth's research file mentions is Astarte as elucidated more in [[Event_Quest:Raiders_of_the_Lost_Isle_2:_The_Promised_Undersea_City|The Promised Undersea City]]. | ||
** Astaroth's origins in actual mythos were derived from the [[Wikipedia:Phoenicia|Phoenician]] goddess of love and war [[Wikipedia:Astarte|Astarte]] where the Hebrew Bible refers to her statues as Ashtoreth (singular) or Ashtaroth (multiple statues). | ** Astaroth's origins in actual mythos were derived from the [[Wikipedia:Phoenicia|Phoenician]] goddess of love and war [[Wikipedia:Astarte|Astarte]] where the Hebrew Bible refers to her statues as Ashtoreth (singular) or Ashtaroth (multiple statues). | ||
* Astarte's voice lines mention tearing people to pieces. This may allude to her associations with the Semetic goddess [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anat Anat], who had done similar actions to another deity named Mot. | |||
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