#abezethibou

[kokoroshiki]

SuoSaku Nui Report: Filling

Yeah..I’m definitely having fun with these two reporting on the WIPs.

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All hail the Jewish Heartthrob of Darkness!

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[druidicentropy]

Abezethibou

A one-winged demon named Abezethibou inhabits the Red Sea, schemes against all the winds beneath the sky, and opposes Moses.

Excerpts from The Encyclopedia of Demons and Demonology:

Abezethibou claims in the Ament of Solomon that he was once seated in the first heaven, known as Amelouth. He was there when Moses was brought before the Egyptian pharaoh and was called upon to support the Egyptian magicians in their attempt to discredit Moses. Abezethibou claims credit for inciting the Egyptians to pursue the Israelites during their exodus and for turning the pharaoh against Egypt. Abezethibou is trapped with the pillar of air when the Red Sea splits and falls in on the Egyptians. The demon Ephippas then comes to take him to King Solomon. Solomon gives Ephippas and Abezethibou the command to hold the pillar aloft until the end of time after tying them to it—possibly a reference to the Milky Way.

[silvcrignis]

Abez mostly appears as “Kai” in God form. It’s their original form & features (yes the blue hair is natural)“Jade” came later when their powers increased & that face & body is THEIRS no matter how hard their father tried to strip that agency from them. They’re not at all ashamed of what happened to them, they KNOW it wasn’t their fault & they’re ANGRY. Not sad, not looking for reconciliation or even an apology, no matter how sincere or remorseful (though they know their father & that there will never be one anyway). They want retribution. The Fog is their personal realm, a project they grew very attached to but if anyone said/says “I know a way to get at Prince Maggot but you have come with me to help”??? Abez is going on an extended vacation & they might take a few of their best “kids” with them.

[godivaghoul]

Abezethibou

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New song dropped “Abezethibou”😭

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Mythic Creatures by Culture & Region

Part 7: Orthodox Religions

Full list & overview of creatures here.

Many religions are ethnoreligions: the religion of the Ancient Greeks (Hellenes) is called the Ancient Greek (or Hellenic) religion, simply named after that culture. The same goes for Ancient Egyptian, Roman. From Hinduism to Yoruba religion, most religions to ever have existed are simply the belief systems of that cultural area.

But some religions behave more like social movements -- they view society as having problems (sin) and promise salvation, which means they usually envision a great good-versus-evil cosmic war. Some of those movements (like Buddhism and Jainism) nonetheless are fairly focused on individual enlightenment and thus often not as critical of society or as ambitious to attack existing institutions of power (or to become them).

Orthodox religions on the other hand really can't stand wrong-think (heresy) or material expressions of cultural beliefs (idolatry) and critique these as sinful tendencies that get people off track or that marry people to the existing "fallen-ness" of society.

The creatures or beings listed below are either directly from such religious movements or they are from something that grew out of them, such as the many demon summoning books summarized in the Goetia section.

Bible

Abaddon ("Destroyer"); Abyzou (the Abyss / primordial sea / mother of demons); Adrammelech (king); Anakim; Anammelech; Angel, Angels (List); Antichrist; Archangel; Azazel; Baal Berith; Beelzebub; Behemoth; Belial; Chemosh; Cherubim; Chol; Daniel (angel); Death; Demons (Christianity and sex); Destroying Angel; Devil; Dumah; Elioud; Fallen Angel; Fallen Angel (Book of Enoch); God; Gog and Magog; Gogmagog; Grigori; Guardian Angel; Hellmouth; Incubus; Kokabiel; Kushiel; Legion (demons); Leviathan; Inspiration/Directories/Bestiary (Myth and Legend)/A-Z/Lucifer |Lucifer; Mammon; Mastema; Moloch; Myrmecoleon; Nisroch; Noonday Demon; Oksoko | 3 headed eagle; Old Scratch; Penemue; Putto ; Putti; Qippoz; Rahab; Re'em; Rephaite; Saint Amaro; Saint Nedelya; Samael; Satan; Se’īrīm; Seraphim; Succubus; Tartaruchi; Teraphim; The Beast; Unclean Spirit; Unicorn; Wild Man, Wild Woman ; Wild Men, Wild Women Nebuchadnezzar; Ziz

Jewish Texts

Adnei haSadeh, human-like wild animal; Agrat bat Mahlat, demon; Alukah; Armaros a grigori / watcher from Book of Enoch; Asmodeus also in Goetia; Aspidochelone seen by Rabbah bar bar Hanna in 2nd century AD; Bar Juchne; Bar yokni; Beelzebub; Belphegor; Broxa; Inspiration/Directories/Bestiary (Myth and Legend)/A-Z/Dybbuk|Dybbuk; Eisheth Zenumin; Fiery Flying Serpent; Golem; Ishim; Lailah_female_angel_Judaism; Lilin originally Mesopotamian; Lilith also Mesopotamian and Mandaean; Mazzikin; Naamah; Og; Ophanim; Qlippoth; Shedim; Solomon's shamir; Tanin'iver; Tannin; Theli (dragon); Vegetable Lamb of Tartary

Gnostic Texts

Aeon; Archon; Beelzebub; Norea_burn_Noah's_ark Zoroastrian Texts; Aeshma; Ahura class of divine beings; Aka Manah evil; Angra Mainyu; Apaosha, demon of drought; Asha; Azhdahak; Bushyasta; Daeva; Fravashi; Gaokerena; Gavaevodata; Hadhayosh; Haoma; Jahi; Malkus; Nasu; Yazata; Zahhāk; Zarik Yazidism; Tawûsî Melek

Mandaeism

Anathan; Demons in Mandaeism; Gaf; Giu; Hag and Mag; Krun; Lilith also Mesopotamian and Jewish; Qin (Mandaeism); Ruha; Shdum; Ur; Zahreil; Zartai-Zartanai

Manichaeism

Asrestar; Samyaza

Early Christian

Aspidochelone in Physiologus (2nd century AD); Beelzebub

Christian Popculture

Azrael

Christian History

Haliurunas

Goetia(grimoires originate in Mesopotamia, Goetia practiced across Greece, Rome, Egypt etc.,)

Aamon; Abezethibou, Testament of Solomon, acted during Book of Moses in Egypt; Abraxas, unclear Ancient origin; Abyzou; Agaliarept; Agares; Agiel, servant spirit of Saturn in Key of Solomon; Alastor, possessing spirit, class of evil spirits, also a name in Greek; Alloces; Amaymon; Amy (demon) ; Archdemon; Asmodeus also in Jewish texts (Talmud); Astaroth; Bael; Baphomet; Barbatos; Bathin; Beleth; Bifrons (demon); Botis; Buer; Bune; Caim (demon); Choronzon (demon); Corson (demon); Demons (Ars Goetia) (List); Demons of the Dictionnaire Infernal; Foras; Forneus (demon); Furcas (demon); Furfur (demon); Gaap; Gamigin; Gemory; Grand Grimoire; Haagenti; Halphas (demon); Ipos; Kimaris; Leonard (demon); Leraje; Malphas (demon); Marchosias; Morax (demon); Naberius (demon); Orias; Orobas; Ose; Paimon; Phenex; Raum; Ronove; Satanachia; Surgat; Valac (demon); Valefar; Vassago; Vine (demon); Xaphan (demon); Xezbeth; Zȃzȇl; Ziminiar

Islam

Ababil; al-Jinn; Al-Mi'raj, gifted to the hero after defeating dragon of Dragon Island; al-Wakwak mythic island of plant creatures and plant people; Anqa; Aspidochelone referenced as tanin, saratan and bala (sea-dragon, crab and whale); Azazel; Azrael; Bahamut; Bearers of the Throne; Buraq; Dajjal; Dalhan; Dandan; Dead Sea Apes; Death; Div; El Naddaha; Falak; Ghaddar; Ghoul; Haizum; Hassan of Basra; Hatif; Hinn; Houri; Hufaidh; Iblis; Ifrit; Islam Mythic Creatures; Jann; Jinn; Kujata; Maalik; Majlis al Jinn; Marid; Munkar and Nakir; Nār as samūm; Nasnas; Peri also Turkic, Persian (and Indian?); Qareen; Qitmir; Qutrub; Roc; Sha'ir; Shadhavar; Shahmaran Indo-Iranian and Turkic, Arabian Nights; Shaitan; She-camel of God; Sila; Sut; The Beast of the Earth; The Devil Whale broad category. Found in Sindbad, but also in medieval ad modern European sources; Werehyena; Zabaniyah; Zaratan

allegedly Muslim (medieval Christian propaganda during crusades)

Mahound; Termagant

Apologies if any of these entries have been miscategorized.

Notify me if any of these beings should not be used in art or fiction.

[maxwhl]

Behemoth – Demônio da indulgência

Ronwe – Demônio do conhecimento linguístico

Urobach – da ordem inferior de demônios

causador de discórdia e querelas

Beelzebub – Senhor das Moscas

Mammon – Príncipe dos Tentadores

Satan – Príncipe das ilusões

Belzebuth – Chefe do falso deus

Pytho – Príncipe dos espíritos do engano

Beliel – Príncipe da iniqüidade

Merihim – Príncipe dos espíritos da peste

Abbadon – Príncipe da guerra

Astaroth – Príncipe dos acusadores e inquisidores

Lúcifer – Imperador

Belzebu – Príncipe

Astarot – Grão-Duque

Lucifage Rofocale – Primeiro Ministro

Satanchia – Grande General

Agaliarept – Também General

Feurety – Tenente Comandante

Sargantanas – Major

Nebiros – Marechal de Campo

Bael,

Bathim,

Agares,

Pursan,

Marbas,

Abigar,

Pruslas,

Loray,

Aamon,

Valefar,

Barbatos,

Forau,

Buer,

Ayperos,

Gusoyn,

Nuberus,

Botis,

Glasyabolis

Beelzebuth – Supremo Chefe

Satanás – Ocupa o segundo lugar como príncipe das trevas.

Eurynomous – Príncipe da morte

Moloch – Príncipe da terra das lágrimas

Plutão – Príncipe do fogo

Baal – Comandante dos exércitos do inferno

Lúcifer – Distribui justiça

Asmodeus – Jogos de azar

Baalberith – Ministro de pactos e tratados

Prosérpina – Príncipe dos espíritos demoníacos

Astaroth – Príncipe e tesoureiro do inferno

Nergal – Chefe da polícia secreta

Outros: Chamos, Melchom, Behamoth, Dagon, Adramalek

Belzebuth – orgulho

Leviatã – fé

Asmodeus – luxo

Balberith – blasfêmia e assassinato

Astaroth – vaidade e preguiça

Verrine – impaciência

Gresil – impureza

Sonnillon – ódio

Carreau – impiedade

Carnivean – obscenidade

Oeillet – riquezas e riquezas

Rosier – amor

Verrier – desobediência

Belial – arrogância

Olivier – crueldade e ganância

Juvart – possessão demoníaca

Lúcifer – orgulho

Mamon – avareza

Asmodeus – luxúria

Satanás – raiva

Belzebu – gula

Leviatã – inveja

Belphegor – preguiça

Baal-beryth – mestre de rituais e pactos

Dumah – comandante dos demônios da geena

Meririm – príncipe do ar

Rahab – príncipe dos oceanos

Sariel – Príncipe da lua

Mephistoholes – o destruidor

Lucifer Rofocale – primeiro-ministro e controla a riqueza

Adramaleck – Príncipe do Fogo

Carniveau – Demônio da Possessão

Python – Príncipe dos espíritos mentirosos

Mammon – Príncipe dos tentadores, avareza e ganância

Rimmon – Príncipe dos raios e tempestades

Leviatã – A Dragão do Caos

Barbelo – Desconhecida

Proserpina – Destruidora

Astarte – Rainha dos espíritos dos mortos

Agrat-bat-mahlaht – Uma das esposas de Satanás e demônio das prostitutas

Eisheth Zenunim – O mesmo que acima

Lilith – a esposa favorita de Satanás

Naamah – demônio da sedução

Satanás – Rei

Unsere – (f) Fertilidade e Feitiçaria

Delepitore – (f) Demônia da Iluminação da Feitiçaria

Satanchia – Grand General (Guerra)

Agaliarept – Assistente do Grande General (Guerra)

Lucifage – Alto Comando (Controle)

Flereous – Elemental do Fogo

Lúcifer – Elemental do Ar

Leviatã – Elemental da Água

Belial – Elemental da Terra

Beelzebuth – Senhor dos insetos

Belphegore – Mestre de Armadura e Armamento

Mesphito – Guardião do livro da morte

Amducious – O destruidor

Asmodeus – Demônio da luxúria

Sonnielion – (f) Demônia do ódio

Abbadon – Conselheiro

Amon – Demônio da dominação

Mammon – Demônio da Avareza

Rosier – Demônio do amor

Ashtaroth – (f) Sacerdotisa da amizade

Eurynomous – Demônio da Morte

Verrine – Demônio da Saúde

Verrier – (f) Demônia de plantas e fitoterapia

Ronwe – Demônio do Conhecimento

Babeal – Guardião dos Túmulos

Abaddon (mitologia cristã)

Abalam(mitologia cristã)

Abel (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Abezethibou (Testamento de Salomão)

Abraxas/Abracas (Gnosticismo)

Abrisene (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Abyzou (mitologia judaica)

Adonin (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Adrameleque (mitologia assíria, demonologia cristã)

Aesma Daeva (zoroastrismo)

Agaliarept (mitologia judaica)

Agrat bat Mahlat (mitologia judaica)

Agares (mitologia cristã)

Agiel(mitologia judaica)

Ahriman/Angra Mainyu (zoroastrismo)

Aim/Haborym(mitologia cristã, Ars Goetia)

Aka Manah/Akem Manah/Akoman/Akvan (zoroastrismo)

Akira (mitologia bigottia)

Ala(Mitologia eslava)

Alal (mitologia caldeia)

Alastor (mitologia cristã)

Alloces/Allocer (mitologia cristã)

Allu (mitologia acadiana)

Alus Mabus (mitologia miliciana)

Amaymon (mitologia cristã)

Amdusias (mitologia cristã, Ars Goetia)

Amy/Amousias(mitologia cristã)

Anameleque (mitologia assíria)

Andhaka (Mitologia hindu)

Andras (mitologia cristã, Ars Goetia)

Andrealfo (mitologia cristã, Ars Goetia)

Andromálio (mitologia cristã, Ars Goetia)

Anticristo(mitologia cristã)

Anzu (mitologia mesopotâmica)

Armaros (mitologia judaica)

Armoupieel (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Aariel (mitologia cristã, Ars Theurgia)

Arconte (gnosticismo)

Asague (mitologia suméria)

Asacu (mitologia acádia)

Asb'el (mitologia judaica)

Asmodeus

Asthaphaios (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Astaroth

Asura (mitologia hindu)

Athoth (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Azazel / Azaz'el (mitologia judaica)

Azi Dahaka/Dahak (zoroastrismo)

Baal/Bael (mitologia cristã)

Balam (mitologia cristã)

Barão (mitologia católica)[2]

Balberith (mitologia judaica)

Bali Raj (mitologia hindu)

Banshee (mitologia irlandesa)

Baphomet (folclore cristão)

Barbas (mitologia cristã)

Barbatos (mitologia cristã)

Bathin/Mathim/Bathym/Marthim(demonologia cristã)

Beball (mitologia cristã)

Belzebu (mitologia judaica, demonologia cristã)

Behemoth (mitologia judaica)

Belias/Belial/Beliel (mitologia judaica, mitologia cristã)[1]

Beleth (mitologia cristã)

Belphegor(mitologia cristã)

Berith/Beherit(mitologia fenícia, mitologia cristã)

Bhoot/Bhūta (Sanskrit)

Bifrons (mitologia cristã)

Boruta (mitologia eslava)

Botis (mitologia cristã)

Buer(mitologia cristã)

Bukavac (demonologia eslava)

Bune (mitologia cristã)

Buta Kala (mitologia indonésia)

Bushyasta (zoroastrismo)

Caifaz

Cain (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Carabia / Decarabia (mitologia cristã)

Carmelo (mitologia cristã)

Cramunhão

Charún (mitologia etrusca)

Chemosh (moabita)

Choronzon(Thelema)

Cimejes / Kimaris / Cimeries (mitologia cristã)

Corson (mitologia cristã)

Crocell / Procell (mitologia cristã)

Culsu (mitologia etrusca)[3]

Cérbero (mitologia grega)

Daeva (mitologia zoroastra)

Dagon (mitologia semita)[4]

Dajjal (mitologia islâmica)[5]

Dantalion (mitologia cristã)[6]

Danjal (mitologia judaica)

Davy Jones (folclore nâutico)[7]

Decarabia (mitologia cristã)

Demiurgo (Gnosticismo)

Demogorgon (mitologia cristã)[6]

Drekavac (mitologia cristã)

Eisheth (mitologia judaica)

Eligos (mitologia cristã)

Eloaiou (gnóstica-cristã)

Équidna (mitologia grega)

Focalor (mitologia cristã)

Foras/Forcas/Forras/ (mitologia cristã)

Forneus (mitologia cristã)

Furcas/Forcas (mitologia cristã)

Furfur (mitologia cristã)

Gosfe (mitología japonesa)

Gader'el (mitologia judaica)

Gaki (mitologia japonesa)

Gamigin (mitologia cristã)

Ghoul (Árabe e outras mitologias)

Glasya-Labolas/Caacrinolaas/Caassimolar/Classyalabolas/Glassia-labolis (demonologia cristã).

Gords- Demônio dos mil dedos (Demonologia popular)

Górgona (mitologia grega)

Gremory/Gomory (demonologia cristã)

Grigori (mitologia judaica)

Gualichu (mitologia mapuche)

Guayota (Guanche)

Gusion/Gusoin/Gusoyn

Haagenti (mitologia cristã)

Halphas/Malthus (mitologia cristã)

Hantu Raya (mitologia indonésia)

Harmas (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Haures/Flauros/Flavros/Hauras/Havres (mitologia cristã)

Ifrit

Íncubo

Iblis

Imp

Ipos/Ipes (mitologia cristã)

Jinn (mitologia islâmica)

Jikininki (mitologia japonesa)

Kabandha/Kabhanda (Hinduismo)

Kali (Hinduismo)

Kalila-Oumbri (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Karen (mitologia nórdica)

Kasadya (mitologia judaica)

Kokabiel (mitologia judaica)

Kroni (mitologia Ayyavazhi)

Kermani (mitologia nórdica)

Lâmia

Legião (mitologia cristã)

Lechies (mitologia eslava)

Leyak (mitologia indonésia)

Lempo (mitologia finlandesa)

Leonam (mitologia nórdica)

Leraje/Leraie (mitologia cristã)

Leviatã (mitologia judaica, mitologia cristã)

Lili/Lilin/Lilim (mitologia judaica)

Lilith (mitologia acádia, mitolofia suméria e folclore judaico)

Lúcifer (mitologia cristã)

Malphas (mitologia cristã)

Mammon (mitologia cristã)

Mara (mitologia budista)

Maricha (mitologia hindu)[8]

Matin (mitologia das baleias)

Marax/Morax/Foraii (mitologia cristã)

Marchosias (mitologia cristã)

Masih ad-Dajjal/Ad-Dajjal/Dajjal (escatologia islâmica)[9]

Mastema (mitologia judaica)

Medusa (mitologia grega)

Melceir-Adonein (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Mephistopheles (folclore cristão, folclore alemão)

Merihem (mitologia cristã e judaica)

Minotauro (mitologia grega)

Moloch (mitologia cristã)

Murmur (mitologia cristã)

Morfeu (mitologia grega)

Naamah (mitologia judaica)

Naberius/Cerbere/Naberus (mitologia cristã)

Ninurta[10]

Namtar

Onoskelis

Orcus

Orias/Oriax (mitologia cristã)

Orobas (mitologia cristã)

Ose (mitologia cristã)

Ördög (mitologia húngara)

O Tokata

Paimon (mitologia cristã)

Pazuzu (mitologia babilônica)

Pelesit (mitologia indonésia)

Petruco (mitologia filipina)

Phenex (mitologia cristã)

Penemue (mitologia cristã e judaica)

Pithius (mitologia cristã)

Pocong (mitologia indonésia)

Pontianak

Procrusto (mitologia grega)

Pruflas (mitologia cristã)

Puloman (Hindu demonology)

Quimera (Mitologia Grega)

Rahab (folclore judaico)

Raum (mitologia cristã)

Ronove (mitologia cristã)

Rusalka (mitologia eslava)

Rakshasa (hinduísmo)

Rangda (hinduísmo)

Ravan (hinduísmo)

Sabbede (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Sabnock (mitologia cristã)

Saclas (gnóstica-cristã);[1] Lúcifer

Saleos (mitologia cristã)

Salpsan (mitologia cristã) - filho de Satã, de acordo com Evangelho de Bartolomeu.

Samael (demonologia judaica);[1] Lúcifer

Seir (mitologia cristã)

Semyaz (demonologia judaica)

Shax/Chax (mitologia cristã)

Shedim (folclore judaico)

Sithis (mitologia nórdica)

Sitri (mitologia cristã)

Sthenno (mitologia grega)

Stolas/Solas (mitologia cristã)

Suanggi

Súcubo (mitologia cristã, suméria)

Surgat (mitologia cristã)

Tannin (mitologia judaica)

Toyol

Ukobach (mitologia cristã)

Valac (mitologia cristã)

Valefary/Malaphar/Malephar (mitologia cristã

Vapula (mitologia cristã)

Vassago (mitologia cristã)

Vepar (mitologia cristã)

Vine (mitologia cristã)

Wendigo (Algonquin)

Xaphan (mitologia cristã)

Xezbeth

Yabel (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Yaldabaoth (gnóstica-cristã);[1] Lúcifer

Yao (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Yeqon

Yeter'el

Yobel (gnóstica-cristã)[1]

Zagan (mitologia cristã)

Zepar (mitologia cristã)

Ziminiar (mitologia cristã)

Zozo (Ouija)

Zulu Bangu (mitologia africana)

Sitri

[theloremaniac]

Fun Fact: If you count Yahweh and El as the same person and do the same with Baal and Beelzebub, Jesus and Beelzebub are paternal half siblings.

This could also work in the Hellaverse because in her debut episode Bee’s sigil is Baal’s which is probably referencing that in real life lore Baal became demonised as Beelzebub.

Bonus Fun Fact: Baal actually has daughters (Pidray,Tallay and Arsay) and Beelzebub has a son (Abezethibou)

So not only is Jesus an uncle but Vortex is a future stepfather.

[kokoroshiki]

Fun Inspo Notes:

Sakura is Beezelbub, fallen angel and prince of demons. Beezelbub went against and is the one demon that successfully challenged Lucifer, even though he served as Lucifer’s second-in-command during the War in Heaven. Even after Abezethibou drowned in the Red Sea, Beezelbub believes that he is simply waiting for the right time to rise again.

Suo is Abezethibou, the strategic advisor to Beezelbub. I also wanted to choose a fallen angel and demon that contrast with the goals of Suo. Although it could just be a joke, Suo notes in the official character profile that his dream/wish is the emancipation of slaves. When Abezethibou went to Egypt, he hardened the pharaoh’s heart and had them chase the fleeing slaves. I thought it would be fitting, as it counters Suo’s wish in demon form.

Scenario:

Sakura’s like damn..Suo I know u left Heaven with me (*Suo literally fell for him*) but how dare u make me sin in hell by saying God’s name (Sakura saying “goddamnit!!” and “omg”…lol everytime Suo XD..)

Suo: hmmm..we need to fix that. (*pounds/thrusts*) the only name u should be saying is MINE.

Art Notes:

I originally had Suo gripping on antennas rather than Sakura’s hair. But because I could see Suo’s intense pull yank off Sakura’s antennas, I changed it to hair cuz sexier and I did not want Sakura to be hurt in that way besides getting pleasured in his ass.

[ask-underfazverse]

Another demon kneels down. "Is this better?"-🩶

He smiles. "I'm Abezethibou, it's a pleasure to meet you. Lucifer has said many wonderful things."-🩶

@ask-underfazverse

A large 15 foot demon crawls out of a hell portal, holding something. He's a demon that has never been seen in Hell before. He collapses on the ground, and he holds the thing in his arms protectively. He's about 15 feet tall, covered his scars and open wounds, there are two large gashes on his back, his horns are too round to be normal and seem to be broken, and despite being muscular he seems very malnourished. Embedded in his back are holy arrows, spears, and swords that seem foreign. They're not weapons that the angels here in this universe use...

Malak jumps back, he was also wounded. The sound of howl like sounds can be heard but it sounds like no animal or mortal.. they were coming closer. Malak opens a portal back to his realm, and attempts to drag the wounded demon quickly into it. The sounds we’re getting closer and closer, and they eventually made it out.

[silvcrignis]

@lettherebemonsters liked this post for an Abezethibou (Entity form) starter

“Is Birdie here or with Annalisse? I have something for her! I have something for you too, but I honestly don’t remember if it’s still your half right now. Been a little busy… Hallows Eve party preparations & all that… We’re getting a special guest for that whole month & the fucking party on the day of... I’ll tell you who’s throwing the party but you can’t tell anyone else. Except maybe Trickerster. Mastermind is in another time out so no talking to him right now about anything!”

“Also. I might have more hay. You need more hay too right?”

[godivaghoul]

◆◆Abezethibou the fallen angel -redraw

[theepsizet]

OK but imagine the demons of Hell singing “I’ve Got a Dream”

Like (using some demons that i’ve mentioned a few times on this blog):

Devil: Hookhand

Azazel: Big Nose

Alastor: Tor (mentioned in lyrics)

Dumah: Gunther (mentioned in lyrics)

Abezethibou: Ulf (mentioned in lyrics)

Agrat Bat Mahlat, Naamah, & Eisheth: Brusier, Killer, & Fang (mentioned in lyrics)

Abbadon: Vladimir

King Dice: Eugene

Lilith: Rapunzel, probably

also tagging @angie-serpant @camodielsart for opinions

[[[EDIT: Here’s the video below]]]

[secondoftheeleven]

the lesbian and her secrets.. she just has so many weird little pieces on her boss form it's likeeee what fuckin string are we supposed to follow that she is spinning the speeiderrr.. *megamind voice*, blackswan, bloodmoon dynasty, grim reaper, whatever bs with her Abezethibou reference... (does this mean she will be or is connected with Ei? we'll never fucking know) and who even knows if we're supposed to make weird connections with her and Maria from bloodborne

sorry maybe it’s just me but when arle’s boss leaks were slowly releasing her boss splash art did not do her justice imo

like not that it doesn’t bang still but her actual model fucks harder i think

her face just seems a little soft(?) in the splash art imo and i think the attack move they chose for it was strange

again i love arle but she is wayyy more intimidating when she is on the ground so the air attack for the art pose just doesn’t fit her aura

on another note about that attack i don’t understand it(?) not how it works but why they designed it that way because it doesn’t look like it symbolizes anything in particular that resonates with her character (it sort of looks like a butterfly/moth so idk ig signora mention pt 3 or maybe columbina inspired with them kinda being wings)

i could just be missing the lore behind it but tartaglia has the narwhale and scaramouche has the insta kill you have to disable similar to raiden and both of those actually connect to their character/lore

[seewetter]

Mythic Creatures by Region & Culture

Part 9: Africa

Here is the overview of global creatures.

Cross-Cultural (across multiple but not all cultures)

Amadlozi of the Nguni people in South Africa; Anansi is Akan (which includes the Agona, Akuapem, Akwamu, Akyem, Anyi, Ashanti (!!!!!!!), Baoulé, Bono, Chakosi, Fante, Kwahu, Sefwi, Wassa, Ahanta, and Nzema) also found in African American lore; Asanbosam is Akan (which includes the Agona, Akuapem, Akwamu, Akyem, Anyi, Ashanti (!!!!!!!), Baoulé, Bono, Chakosi, Fante, Kwahu, Sefwi, Wassa, Ahanta, and Nzema) also found in Jamaican slave lore; Death; Jengu various peoples in Cameroon; Madam Koi Koi; Mami Wata; Mazomba; Mbombo; Mbuti Mythic Creatures; Mbwiri; Nandi Bear; Ninki Nanka; Nyami Nyami; Obambou; Obia also name for a creature in Latin American folklore (Garifuna of Bay Islands, Honduras); Ogun; Oshun; Shetani; Somali myth; Werehyena; Yumboes Wolof; Zār; Zuhri

allegedly African

Aegipan; Amphisbaena, in Greek myth, Perseus flies over Libya with head of Medusa…blood creates Amphisbaene; Catoblepas; Cerastes; Crocotta; Dingonek East Africa 1907-1918; Ethiopian pegasus; Forest Bull; Gold-digging ant; Griffon; Hypnalis; Leontophone; Lycaon; Macrobian; Pard; Pygmies; Rompo; Scitalis; Seps; Struthopodes maybe??; Syrbotae; Tarand; Theow; Wild Man, Wild Woman ; Wild Men, Wild Women; Yale

Angola

Kishi

Ashanti

Anansi; Asanbosam; Obayifo

Benin

Aido Hwedo, also in Haiti

Canary Islands (Guanches)

Guayota; Maxios; Tibicena; Witches of Anaga

Congo

Abada; Bunzi; Eloko ; Biloko; Jengu also known in Cameroon, called Bisimi with the Bakongo; Mfinda; Nkisi; Nkondi; Simbi

Dahomey

Aziza

Dogon

Nommo

Ethiopia

in the Quran, an Aksumite (Ethiopian) siege is averted by birds dropping stones: Ababil; Buda (Ethiopia & Eritrea, were-hyena & evil eye); Ethiopian superstition; Holawaka (Oromo, Ethiopia);

Igbo

Ibo loa also Haiti

Nkomi & Bakalai, Gabon

Koolakamba

Ghana

Abonsam, also Gold Coast; Adze, possessing "vampire" who stalks prey as firefly among the Ewe of Togo and Ghana

Gold Coast

Abonsam, also in Ghana

Kalenjin, Kenya

Kalenjin Mythic Creatures

Khoikhoi

Aigamuxa

Lingala

Mokele-mbembe

Lugbara (Congo to Sudan)

Adroanzi, "angels", benevolent children of the god Androa, but if you turn around to look at them you die

Malagasy

Kalanoro; Vazimba; Yateveo (Plant) alleged

Mozambique

Agogwe sighted by 2 Europeans in 1926-1927 but existed prior as a word & creature in indigenous oral traditions

Songhay

Hira; Zin Kibaru

Sotho, South Africa

Kammapa; Monyohe

South African Folktales Grootslang

Tswana

Matsieng

Uganda

Jok (among Acholi of Uganda and South Sudan); Lukwata (Baganda of Uganda);

West Africa

Adze, possessing "vampire" who stalks prey as firefly among the Ewe of Togo and Ghana; Ekpo Nka-Owo (Ibibio, Southern Nigeria); Wereleopard; Zin;

Xhosa

Amafufunyana (possession, schizophrenia); Uhlakanyana

Yoruba

Abiku; Egbere; Emere; Shango; Yemọja

Zambia

Ilomba among the Lozi people

Zanzibar

Popobawa

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Bird

Zulu

Inkanyamba; Isitwalangcengce; Lightning Bird; Tikoloshe; Uhlakanyana; Umamba; Usiququmadevu; Zulu religion

Ancient Egypt

Aani; Abezethibou, Testament of Solomon, acted during Book of Moses in Egypt; Abtu; Abyzou; Akhekh; Ammit; Anubis; Apophis; Ba (personality); Bennu; Griffon; Hieracosphinx; Isfet; Medjed; Mehen_Board_Game_Snake_God_Egypt; Meretseger; Nemty; Serpopard; Set animal; Sphinx; Taweret; Teka-her; Unut_Egypt_Rabbit-Snake-Lion_Goddess; Uraeus; Wadjet

allegedly Ancient Egyptian

Cynocephali; Phoenix

Notify me if there are mistakes or if any of these creatures, beings or figures should not be used in art or fiction. (Note that every artist & writer should consider whether use of these figures is appropriate whether someone has complained or not).