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Contents

  • Chapter II: Know Kourself - Game Primer
    • Controls
    • Menus
    • Playing The Game
    • Chapters & Verses
    • Muspelheims
    • Interactives
    • Quick Time Events
    • Boss Battles
    • Items & Collectibles
    • The Gates of Hell
  • Chapter V: Know Your Journey - Walkthrough
    • How to Use This Walkthrough
    • Records of Time: The End
    • Prologue: World of Chaos
    • Chapter I: Noatun, the City of Genesis
    • Chapter II: A Remembrance of Time
    • Chapter III: ParadisoThe Gates of Paradise
    • Chapter IV: The Two Meet
    • Chapter V: The Cathedral of Cascades
    • Chapter VI: The Bridge to the Heavens
    • Chapter VII: The Ark
    • Chapter VIII: An Ancient Civilization
    • Chapter IX: The Gates of Hell
    • Chapter X: The Depths
    • Chapter XI: Inferno and Its Ruler
    • Chapter XII: The Lumen Sage
    • Chapter XIII: Vigrid, City of Dj Vu
    • Chapter XIV: The Witch Hunts
    • Chapter XV: Truth
    • Chapter XVI: Sovereign Power
    • Lost Chapter
    • Know When To Bring Friends (Tag Climax)
      • The Tag Climax Experience
      • Introducing The Shared Magic Gauge!
      • Choose Your Alter Ego!
      • Verse Cards Unlock
      • Verse Cards & Medal Requirements
  • Introduction
    • Foreword
    • A Christmas Story
    • Dramatis Personae
  • Chapter VII: Know the Worlds Mysteries - Secrets and Extras)
    • The World of Bayonetta 2
    • Costumes
    • Secret Weapons
    • Unlockable Secret Accessories
    • Unlockable Secret Characters
    • Verse Cards
    • Quick Money-Raising: The One Million Halo Run
    • Secret Boss Battle: Rodin, The Infinite One
    • Bewitchments
  • Chapter IV: Know Your Potential - Combat Primer: Advanced
    • Advanced Offense
    • Advanced Defense
    • The Art of the Combo
    • The Quest for Pure Platinum
  • Chapter III: Know Your Abilities - Combat Primer: Basic
    • Vitality Mechanics
    • Magic Mechanics
    • Bayonetta in Motion
    • Bayonetta on Offense
    • Special Combat Techniques
    • Combos & Scoring
    • Accessories
    • Weapons
  • Chapter VI: Know Your Enemies
    • Angels
    • Demons
    • Bosses

Bayonetta 2 Guide › Chapter VI: Know Your Enemies

Demons

Pain

Driver of Agony

A powerful tank that would trample angels with bloodstained iron wheels and drag them into a world of nightmares during wars with Paradiso. According to Vigrid legend, Pain’s wheels were used for torture, until becoming sentient themselves and reincarnating in Inferno.

Similar to how those of strong faith are said to have rare encounters with angels, humans harboring strong feelings of doubt are more susceptible to finding themselves face-to-face with a demon.

Like his name, Pain is said to feed on the subconscious feelings of injury and hurt in one’s soul and will appear anywhere people misguidedly attack each other in an effort to obscure their own sense of loss and loneliness.

Hideous

Craver of Hatred

A clan of demons who infest the Malebolge caves of Inferno. They constantly scuttle in groups, searching for unfortunate prey who have lost their way. Hideous often appear in groups in the human world as well, but display no cooperation in movement. For them, there is only scrambling for prey in a mad dash.

Yet, Hideous possess a very strong intelligence, able to forge various weapons and rarely challenging enemies that appear in larger numbers than their own.

If one is sighted by this merciless demon, overpowering it is the only option. Only a few are capable of this—namely the Lumen Sages who controlled the power of light and the Umbra Witches who controlled the power of darkness.

Hatred

Holder of Enmity

A Hideous that has been forced into starvation and has resorted to devouring its siblings to survive.

Wielding enough power to stand alone in a fight, Hatred’s anger and unspeakable rage still claim complete control of the Hideous around him, who tremble in his presence.

Fury

Gatherer of Rancor

A demonic bird that gathers in Inferno’s Johnson Forest. It possesses the wings of a bat, head of a dragon, and tail of a snake. It visits the bedrooms of hysteric humans nightly, caws in their ears until they weaken and die, then devours their flesh.

There are some who have tried to escape from its curse, but its terrifying cyclops gaze ensnares its target as if it were petrified.

Greed

Confuser of Elements

An abnormal creature possessing three necks, six legs, and nine stomachs.

Though they are constantly hungry, they are unable to shed the waste left behind from their constant gluttony. Those who are devoured by Greed and are destined to be trapped for eternity, forever cut off from the cycle from death and rebirth.

At times he was tasked as the gatekeeper of hell, denying entrance to unwanted visitors, yet no victim can ever satiate his endless appetite. Previous “owners” still remain trapped inside his stomachs, waiting for the day of his defeat.

Pride

Enveloper of Flame

A fallen angel from Paradiso who once served God as a blazing chariot.

Bearing the name Pride, those who summon him trade their ears and eyes for power and pleasure.

However those who call him forth must be careful with this power: he controls his reins, not the one who summoned him. And once the flames of the chariot have been ignited, they cannot be extinguished. Not even by Pride himself.

Malicious

Gazer of Death

A master occultist of Inferno who is the embodiment of malice. Stealing various names from different creatures in hell, Malicious is just one name by which he is known.

Inexperienced witches will unwittingly summon Malicious and be tricked into forming a contract with him before knowing his true identity or appearance.

No matter how kind or courteous Malicious may act, he is not to be trusted under any circumstances. He is a shaman of hell who finds his greatest delight in deceiving and betraying others, trapping them in regret and hopelessness.

Resentment

Swindler of Progress

It is said that a curse is cast upon the families of those who die an unnatural death while bearing feelings of hatred and ill will.

Resentment, born from the sludge of Inferno, is an exact manifestation of those bitter, repressed emotions inside humanity.

Once it has chosen a victim, it will follow them forever, no matter the distance, until it can tie them down and make them feel the weight of the pains of hell. Its tenacity is far beyond that of the other demons of Inferno, and Resentment is said to have the ability to open the Gates of Hell through sheer willpower.

Witnessing this demon gives testimony to the truly unthinkable power of grudges humans find fit to hold in their hearts and never release.

Scolopendra

Eradicator of Paradise

A vile centipede hailing from Frejentonta, a river of boiling blood in the depths of Inferno, rumors speak of its body exceeding ten kilometers in length.

Moving unlike anything its size, its deftness allows it to wrap around and constrict its prey in the blink of an eye.

Sloth

Embracer of Extremes

A demon who lies in wait for pious believers to be granted entrance to Paradiso so he can slice them apart and cast them to Inferno during their ascension.

The six swords sheathed in his back represent gluttony, profanity, doubt, idiocy, rage, and arrogance. Each blade awakens feelings in victims of its respective sin when cut.

At first, those who witness Sloth are filled with joy to reaffirm the truth in their religion. In the next moment, they are filled with sadness as they are tossed to the darkness of hell. Not only concerned with humans, Sloths have been responsible for countless fallen angels.

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