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The Devil Summoner series is notable for being a good bit more light-hearted than most other [[Shin Megami Tensei]] games, with numerous funny dialogues and comical scenes. ''Raidou'' retains the use of [[Random Encounters]], but sets itself apart from the other games in the Megaten series by featuring a real-time battle system. Raidou can hold his own with a katana, but can also summon one demonic ally to help him. In another deviation from the Megaten norm, you no longer talk to demons to convince them to join your party, but rather you capture them by hitting their weak point and then forcing them into a tube. The same demon fusion system that has been featured since ''[[Shin Megami Tensei Nocturne|Nocturne]]'' remains here. When not battling, you attempt to solve the mysteries brought to the attention of the Narumi Detective Agency; in an interesting twist, you can use your demons to invoke specific emotions within the people you question. For example, invoking "Anger" may cause someone to rashly blurt out a clue that they had been withholding.
 
A direct sequel, ''Devil Summoner: Kuzunoha Raidou tai Abaddon Ou'' ("[[Raidou Kuzunoha VS King Abaddon]]") has been released in Japan, and was shipped to the US on May 12, 2009., Nobut PALnever releasereleased datesin have beenPAL announcedregions.
 
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* [[For Science!]]: Victor is listed in the manual for "having a jones for learning the secret of life". Apparently this involves Devil Summoners and their familiars, and he helps Raidou out for this reason.
** In Soul Hackers, Victor must've found the secret of life, since he's now immortal.
* [[Grigori Rasputin the Mad Monk]]: {{spoiler|He is really a robot from the future}}.
* [[The Heartless|Heartless, The]]: {{spoiler|The Hiruko.}}
* [[Hello, Insert Name Here]]: The MC is given a real name by the player, although most characters will refer to him by his hereditary title/name Raidou.
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* [[Our Zombies Are Different]]: They're genetically augmented [[Super Soldier|Super Soldiers]].
* [[Puppeteer Parasite]]: The Hiruko, once they've reached Red Cape stage. {{spoiler|Sukuna-Hikona, too}}.
* [[Rare Guns]]: Raidou uses a Colt M1877 "Lightning", which has been out of production for 22 years (longer than he has been alive!) at the time the game is set, was infamously fragile, and only produced in an obsolete, notoriously underpowered, black powder only, cartridge. While [[Abnormal Ammo]] might explain not using an auto-loader, there's no clear reason to use it over one of the many newer, better, revolvers of the 20th century besides coolness and Billy the Kid association.
* [[Rasputin the Mad Monk]]: {{spoiler|He is really a robot from the future}}.
* [[Retcon]]: In-continuity, no less. The aforementioned [[Beethoven Was an Alien Spy|Beethoven]] was {{spoiler|sent into the past to end the Taisho era at the "proper time", to keep history intact. He pretty much decided to blow off the job though and do his own thing}}, which may have led to the [[Shin Megami Tensei]] and [[Persona]] continuities.
* [[School Uniforms Are the New Black]]: Raidou always wears his school uniform, even when going out and fighting demons. What's that? In the [[Yakuza]]-run bath house, he's naked and thus does ''not'' wear the uniform? Heh, nope. [[Nice Hat|He keeps the hat.]] So he's always wearing at least a ''piece'' of the uniform.
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