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* [[Guardian Cross]] as Diablos | * [[Guardian Cross]] as Diablos | ||
* [[Tactics Ogre]] as Diablo's Spite | * [[Tactics Ogre]] as Diablo's Spite | ||
| + | * [[Bravely Default: Flying Fairy]] as Diablos | ||
[[Category:Articles]] | [[Category:Articles]] | ||
[[Category:Classical Mythology]] | [[Category:Classical Mythology]] | ||
Revision as of 14:21, 19 March 2015
The Greek word from which the word "devil" was derived. Diabolos has various forms in the religions of the world, but is most frequently regarded as the prince of evil.
Appears in
- Final Fantasy III as Devil
- Final Fantasy VI as Diabolos (GBA version)
- Final Fantasy VII as Diablo
- Final Fantasy VIII as Diablos
- Final Fantasy XI as Diabolos
- Final Fantasy XII as Diabolos
- Final Fantasy Type-0 as Diabolos
- Final Fantasy Dimensions as Diablos
- Final Fantasy Explorers as Diablos
- Xenogears as Diabolos Invasion, The
- Chrono Trigger as Diablos
- Vagrant Story as Diabolos
- Lord of Vermilion as Diabolos
- Ogre Battle as Diablo
- Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days as Diablo Eye
- Guardian Cross as Diablos
- Tactics Ogre as Diablo's Spite
- Bravely Default: Flying Fairy as Diablos
