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* Matteus Vander is said to bear this title in Sen no Kiseki III. | * Raijin is a boss in Sengoku Sorcerian. | ||
* Matteus Vander is said to bear this title in Sen no Kiseki III. He finally appears in Hajimari no Kiseki. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 30 March 2020
Thundergod
| Origin: | Japanese Mythology |
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| Japanese: | 雷神 |
| Appears In: | Sengoku Sorcerian, Sen no Kiseki III (mentioned), Hajimari no Kiseki |
Origin
Raijin is the name of the god of thunder in Japanese mythology.
Appearances
- Raijin is a boss in Sengoku Sorcerian.
- Matteus Vander is said to bear this title in Sen no Kiseki III. He finally appears in Hajimari no Kiseki.
Trivia
- Raijin is both the name of the Japanese god and a literal description of his nature.
- Matteus is also sometimes referred to as Matteus the Lightning (雷光のマテウス) such as in the Confidential Synopsis book.