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Bishamonten
ビシャモンテン
SkillsDemon FusionDemon TalkProfile

Lv 58HP 344MP 262Essence Bishamonten's Essence
- Strength
- 49
- Vitality
- 41
- Magic
- 45
- Agility
- 28
- Luck
- 33
Affinities
Ailments
Skill potential
- Phys Potential +5
- Fire Potential +5
- Ice Potential -4
- Light Potential +3
Skills
Innate skill
Four Heavenly Kings
Raises all user's stats by 2 ranks for 3 turns when a demon with Four Heavenly Kings is summoned from the stock.
Passive
Starting skills
Skills learned by level
Demon Fusion
Dyad Fusion
186 pairs of demons fuse into this demon. The 12 with the lowest levels:
| Demon | Demon |
|---|---|
| Erthys Lv 9 | Jikokuten Lv 51 |
| Aeros Lv 12 | Thor Lv 66 |
| Aquans Lv 15 | Thor Lv 66 |
| Flaemis Lv 18 | Thor Lv 66 |
| Cu Chulainn Lv 52 | Kin-Ki Lv 49 |
| Anansi Lv 49 | Chernobog Lv 52 |
| Silky Lv 41 | Barong Lv 60 |
| Nuwa Lv 80 | Kaya-no-Hime Lv 21 |
| Zaou-Gongen Lv 72 | Shiki-Ouji Lv 29 |
| Asura Lv 84 | Ippon-Datara Lv 17 |
| Chernobog Lv 52 | Kushinada-Hime Lv 49 |
| Chernobog Lv 52 | Kin-Ki Lv 49 |
Fuses into
Erthys, Lamia, Narcissus, Kurama Tengu, Naga Raja, Oyamatsumi, Anubis, Belphegor, Dionysus, Qing Long, Yoshitsune, Hanuman, Dakini, Kushinada-Hime, Kin-Ki, Yurlungur, Moloch, Jikokuten, Cu Chulainn, Vritra, Chernobog, Clotho, Okuninushi, Loki, Sui-Ki, Ganesha, Lachesis, Ananta, Kresnik, Barong, Gogmagog, Arahabaki, Mot, Siegfried, Fuu-Ki, Atropos, Thor, Mara, Futsunushi, Lakshmi, Rangda, Abaddon, Yamata-no-Orochi, Zaou-Gongen, Kali, Ongyo-Ki, Demeter, Mithras, Maria, Asura, Sandalphon, Masakado
Where to find
Demon Talk
| NPCs | Quests and lines |
|---|
Profile
The strongest of the Four Heavenly Kings, also known as Tamonten, and in Buddhist mythology, Vaishravana.
He protects the North and is recognized as the god of war. Similarly to his fellow kings, he is often depicted as a fierce warrior clad in armor and wielding a great spear. Bishamonten is also well known as a bringer of fortune, being one of the Shichi Fukujin, the seven gods of fortune.





