The stories were just so good people kept them alive. It also fleshed out cryptic and confusing lines or references in the Old Testament that needed explanation. A "war in Heaven" is alluded to but never fully described. There were other popular stories about Jesus as child and all sorts of things that never made it in.
I always liked Marchosias, a male demon who appears as a winged she wolf, never lies, and one of several demons that sincerely try to do good things and earn redemption for past evil actions
@@AxeWaffle To be fair, it is said that Lucifer sought to give mankind free will but everyone else disagreed with him because they know it would only lead to chaos. Not all of them are bad. Some of them wants to actually do good... They just often don't give anyone an idea as to what's gonna happen next.
Diving into demons of the bible becomes a huge rabbit hole of religious myth hunting and learning massive loads about the beliefs Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all appropriated. I love this so much. Thank you for making this.
I absolutely love the Yōkai from japanese folklore. Strange apparitions - which is the literal translation of the word Yōkai - that haunt people in all sorts of weird ways. Like the akaname (aka filth lickers), who slurp up dirty bath water. Or the Tōfu-kozō, children serrving you tofu that groes moldy while you eat it. Or myy favorite, the Ashiarai yashiki, which is a giant foot covered in dirt and blood that randomly shows up in your house demanding to be washed in a booming voice.
Hey! Just wanted to let you know that the "Burney Relief" at 9:54 which you show while talking about Lilith is actually *probably* a portrayal of the goddess Inanna/Ishtar or possibly the goddess Ereshkigal. The several horned crown, and the rod and rings she is holding are symbols of a powerful goddess of high status and would never have been used to portray an evil demon in Mesopotamia.
9:40 wasn’t she considered the actual first woman, and not Eve? But she was cast out? 16:30 I love how basically people created demons to blame their mistakes on
I've heard she was the first woman as well, depicted in the first creation story, created simultaneously with Adam. She is banished from the garden for refusing to submit to Adam's will, resulting in the creation of Eve from Adam's rib. In the story I heard, she is subsequently blamed for infant deaths, miscarriages, and nocturnal emissions.
Lovely video! Here’s one thing about Dagon though, (or Dagan, as he was called by the phoenicians): he actually wasn’t (probably) depicted as a merman. This is a case of folk etymology from the Middle Ages, that tries to explain a mysterious passage of the Bible: it is the same incident you mentioned about the Ark of the covenant, when "Dagon had fallen face downward on the ground before the Ark of the Lord, and the head of Dagon and both his hands were lying cut off upon the threshold; _only Dagon was left on him_ ". Many have tried to explain this last _Dagon_ as his fish part, since in ancient Hebrew "dag" means fish. This theory was encouraged by archeological findings in the Near East, depicting merman gods, like Ea, Enki or Oannes, however, none directly attributed to the phoenician god Dagan. The Septuagint, the ancient greek translation of the Old Testament, actually translates that passage as "ῥάχις Δαγων", Dagon’s back. The writer Philo of Byblos, who had some phoenician sources available, saw Dagan as a fertility god and understood his name as meaning "grain". Which makes some sense, since the few surviving myths of Dagan seem to be related to those of the hurrian fertility god Kumarbi.
@@michaelespinoza2150 or leviathan or Azazel (the most famous watcher) etc. I think he wanted to shed light on lesser known demons, not mainstream ones.
The Legion story most likely reflects the ancient belief that knowing something, or someone's, "true name" gives you power over them (like when your mum uses your full name and you know you're really in trouble this time). I am unsure if this is a universal belief or confined to the ancient Middle East, but one of the earliest appearances of this idea is in Egyptian mythology, where Isis tricks Ra into giving up his true name so she can cure his snake bite, turning allowing Isis to turn herself into a Lady God Empress of the Universe.... only with fewer space marines. Either way, it is likely that figuring out the demon's name was standard practice in Jesus' time as well.
I'll be fair, I came to a completely different conclusion I thought it was an exaggerated form of echos. The guy possessed by Legion is a cave, when he speaks his echos in the cave sound like more than one person. Therefore, their must be more than one demon inside him. I like your interpretation better, mine kind of sucks.
i don't always sit through a video undistracted, but your content is SO entertaining to watch! very cool and educational plus funny at times, thank you so much
11:04 before demons got 'demonized' weren't they essentially just spirits of various alignment, walking and acting as agents between realms of mortals and gods?
Religious beings of mind and stone, collectively compiled by the Abrahamic scribes as the subjects of ridicule disdain and fabled cautions for the learning youths of their peoples.
Great video! You should make a series where you fully retell some of the biblical books or stories and enrich the videos with all the etymology and context and with just your great knowledge!
I love how you wrap up the discussion with your observations on the data about the Old and the New Testament demons. Thank you for this, it kept my attention for 23 solid minutes! 😊
I love your videos! I am pretty certain the word 'demon' itself derives from the Greek word which just means 'spirit'! You always have quality material. Thanks for sharing it!
I just found this channel and it’s INCREDIBLE!!! I obviously am not alone in my thinking considering it looks as if you went from 100,000 to over 700,000 in about a year so kudos to you my friend!! Thank you so much for such great content and videos….
I remember a scene from Ghost rider(2007), where the antogonist got boosted and calls himself "Legion" and he says "For we are many" in a menacing voice. Just pointing out reference :)
Your content is always so well made ans well researched! Thank you for filling the content hole of weird stuff for us people who love learnin about these things
Love your editing style and the image you find, it feels like opening a book and stumbling upon the images and just getting entranced by them. it makes your video quite interesting
1:30 When you say you are 'demonsplaining' you are inadvertently insinuating that you are a demon. Love your videos anyway man, please don't possess me.
Lol i was wholly expecting you to say Beezlebub or Baal for the letter B 😂😂 good stuff!! I always enjoy your channel and can’t wait to see what project you’re working on!
Also, the Apocrypha is only considered non canonical now. Most of those books were considered canonical and very popular during their times. Wasn’t until some people decided “Hmm we should be able to determine what is good enough for the Bible and what isn’t.” which seems super like… blasphemous? If that’s the right word. I used to be Christian and that fact bothered me even then
They were not super popular for their time. Just like conspiracy theories today. The books we ended up with were agreed upon for a long time before the council of Nicea.
Apocryphal texts weren't popular. But they were used to justify every sort of heresy under the sun, and that's not good, so everyone got in common accord to what should be the official compendium. "Super blasphemous" would be things like protestants taking books out of the bible just because they felt like it.
The idea of a "canon" wasn't formed back then and it's for a pretty unexpected reason. Books didn't exist back then. Most writings were in scrolls bundled up in many ways. There wasn't any real standard back then and a diocese can have a different set of scriptures compared to a diocese a few nations away. The only thing that could come close to being a standard was the Pentateuch and the Four Gospels. Most other diocese wouldn't bat too much of an eye if yours decided to carry the Book of Enoch. It was only when books were invented when the idea of a canon begin to form. The problem with books is that, unlike a bundle of scrolls where the collection was fluid in a way, a book had to be bound together permanently. Their joining was essentially permanent. So the early church leaders began to standardize what scriptures are accepted as standard for every diocese to follow.
Love your channle man. You do great videos every time. And as a jewish hebrew speaking man i can say that the way you say hebrew words is almost perfect. Keep going
really interesting video, your video on the biblical apocalypse got me into learning about Angels and Demons. would you think about covering the 72 Demons of Goetia from the book of Solomon?
Im glad I get to be early to a hochelaga video, your stuff is always so interesting and entertaining. Thank you for making these videos and keep up the good work!
I remember a godfather of mine (who studied Theology and Philosophy) said that it is essential to know the demon's name because its name is its weakest point. That by knowing the demon's name you have the authority upon it.
Nice video. One correction: the name Jezebel, which in the Masoretic text appears as Izevel, was probably pronounced Izvul or Izebul in ancient Hebrew and has nothing to do with Baal. Zebul, like in the name of Zebulun, means a prince or a judge in ancient Hebrew/Phoenician.
As someone who has watched an anime called “Welcome to Demon School Iruma-kun,” I have an entirely different version of what these demons look like in comparison to their canon counterparts😂
This but me watching so many different demon themed media and the demons all looking drastically different from both each other and from the old illustrations
I used to be a big obey me fan which is a mobile otome game for those don’t know a few years back and Asmodeus was my favorite demon of the bunch. The true story felt in character which is what was amusing.
I want video of Grimoire and Soloman's demonologies, those ideas are so cool with so dense informations and it's so sad that most people don't even talk about it viewing it as taboos
the part on Lilith makes me think a video on the biblical references of evangelion would be awesome, though it can't be forced if you're not familiar with the material.
I really enjoy this video :D thanks for making it! Id love for you to choose some of these and make a longer, in deph video about them! I think it woulf be super interesting.
6:22 Damn, the manga "Iruma kun" did some homework with it's character names (Asmodeus etc.), one of them is named Gaap and finding out this way was really something lol!
Hey Hochelaga! I love your video. I'm wondering if you can do this style in the future but with fallen angels? Idk I'm always fascinated with fallen angels
Born too early to explore the stars, born too late to explore the seas, but born just right to watch another hochelaga video.
I thought you were going to say just the right time to explore the soul
Kinda off topic but I genuinely don’t think humans will ever explore the stars in any meaningful way
@@ctrlaltcreate3827 I’m not so sure about that. If we can avoid self destruction, I think we will get very far in the next million years
you're well within time to explore the seas my guy
@@ctrlaltcreate3827 we are on the brink of ww3 and we aren't even on mars yet 😑
Demonology as a realm of study is honestly really interesting
Indeed it's interesting but I feel like we shouldn't get too consumed in it
@@Jojo_Flake Why not?
@@latel4544useless information that serves only to entertain the minds of people
you're wrong it's boring
@@MrJartsgamer That's your opinion but alright
This might be useful, here's the timestamp in case you forgot your ABCs.
1:36 Asmodeus
2:18 Belial
3:17 Chemosh
4:06 Dagon
4:41 Exorcism
5:31 Fallen Angel
6:16 Grimoire
6:59 Hades
7:32 Ipos
8:02 Jezebel
8:54 Kokkabiel
9:31 Lilith
10:19 Mastema
11:08 Nephilim
11:49 Ornias
12:32 Pseudo-Christos
13:17 Qeteb
14:07 Ruach Elohim Ra'ah
14:59 Satan
16:04 Titivilus
16:57 Unclean Spirits
17:24 Vampire
18:20 Witches
18:59 Xezbeth
19:40 Yamm
20:27 Zedek/Melki-Zedek
*swims away with Yamm and Dagon*
Whoaaaaaaaaa thanks a ton!!!!!
Very nice
It’s like that song
You're awesome, thanks!
@Johannes bro how exorcism a demon tho
“Maybe demons aren’t so evil after all” sounds like something a demon would say
omg i know right? 😂
Sounds like something a cat would say, too.
One depiction of Lucifer was that he was too proud and loved God. He didn't want to be second to human beings.
He's back with biblically banger content
S is for Skrillex, who made devilishly deranged Bangarangs.
@@soccrstar4 lol
The appropriate time to be a bible thumper....binge watching all these banned books and beautiful Biblical bangers
Tried to make a joke with angel alliteration but I couldn't make it work :"')
He’s bible banger indeed 😅
It always amazes me how much of the apocrypha actually made it into mainstream christian belief
The stories were just so good people kept them alive. It also fleshed out cryptic and confusing lines or references in the Old Testament that needed explanation. A "war in Heaven" is alluded to but never fully described. There were other popular stories about Jesus as child and all sorts of things that never made it in.
That part!
Forbidden knowledge !
It's because most of the apocryphal books are in Catholic Bibles
Interesting lore
I always liked Marchosias, a male demon who appears as a winged she wolf, never lies, and one of several demons that sincerely try to do good things and earn redemption for past evil actions
Sounds like a 2014 OC
Giving big Beast Wars Silverbolt vibes. That's such a cool concept, definitely researching demons trying to do good.
Thats the one I was drawn to as well. Why is it that demons are considered malevolent if Marchosias seems like they’re well meaning?
@@AxeWaffle To be fair, it is said that Lucifer sought to give mankind free will but everyone else disagreed with him because they know it would only lead to chaos.
Not all of them are bad. Some of them wants to actually do good... They just often don't give anyone an idea as to what's gonna happen next.
@@s.c.6499 That would make sense. Demons are more chaotic than they are evil.
Diving into demons of the bible becomes a huge rabbit hole of religious myth hunting and learning massive loads about the beliefs Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all appropriated.
I love this so much. Thank you for making this.
I absolutely love the production value and overall excellent quality of the videos you make. It's some of the best stuff on UA-cam.
I second this. Your editing and script is so good
I absolutely love the Yōkai from japanese folklore. Strange apparitions - which is the literal translation of the word Yōkai - that haunt people in all sorts of weird ways.
Like the akaname (aka filth lickers), who slurp up dirty bath water. Or the Tōfu-kozō, children serrving you tofu that groes moldy while you eat it. Or myy favorite, the Ashiarai yashiki, which is a giant foot covered in dirt and blood that randomly shows up in your house demanding to be washed in a booming voice.
Japan definitely has some of the strangest ones lol. ANGRY UMBRELLA!
@@5peciesunkn0wn Also turtle boy
Dont forget abt the one that intrudes while you shit ina public bathroom
didnt someone make a game about the foot?
what happens if you clean/dont clean the foot? lmao
Hey! Just wanted to let you know that the "Burney Relief" at 9:54 which you show while talking about Lilith is actually *probably* a portrayal of the goddess Inanna/Ishtar or possibly the goddess Ereshkigal. The several horned crown, and the rod and rings she is holding are symbols of a powerful goddess of high status and would never have been used to portray an evil demon in Mesopotamia.
Came here to say this, thank you.
A lot of this video is pretty incorrect and has a bunch of small errors like that. Its like someone turned a buzzfeed article into a vid
Yeah, that was my ex..
Still evil nonetheless. Sacrificing children to the goddess of fertility Ishtar is not considered healthy
The witty humour and general quality of these videos are unparalleled!!
9:40 wasn’t she considered the actual first woman, and not Eve? But she was cast out?
16:30 I love how basically people created demons to blame their mistakes on
That’s religion for ya.
Can’t have other religions, so instead, everyone believes in demons, because “oNlY mY gOd Is ReAl”
Fair call on the real fakers that live amongst us blaming anyone/anything except themselves for their actions
You’re referencing a Gnostic text that asserts Lilith was the first woman but was cast out for being too independent
I've heard she was the first woman as well, depicted in the first creation story, created simultaneously with Adam. She is banished from the garden for refusing to submit to Adam's will, resulting in the creation of Eve from Adam's rib. In the story I heard, she is subsequently blamed for infant deaths, miscarriages, and nocturnal emissions.
@@wolfiemuse ahhh thank you for explaining!
Lovely video! Here’s one thing about Dagon though, (or Dagan, as he was called by the phoenicians): he actually wasn’t (probably) depicted as a merman. This is a case of folk etymology from the Middle Ages, that tries to explain a mysterious passage of the Bible: it is the same incident you mentioned about the Ark of the covenant, when "Dagon had fallen face downward on the ground before the Ark of the Lord, and the head of Dagon and both his hands were lying cut off upon the threshold; _only Dagon was left on him_ ". Many have tried to explain this last _Dagon_ as his fish part, since in ancient Hebrew "dag" means fish. This theory was encouraged by archeological findings in the Near East, depicting merman gods, like Ea, Enki or Oannes, however, none directly attributed to the phoenician god Dagan. The Septuagint, the ancient greek translation of the Old Testament, actually translates that passage as "ῥάχις Δαγων", Dagon’s back. The writer Philo of Byblos, who had some phoenician sources available, saw Dagan as a fertility god and understood his name as meaning "grain". Which makes some sense, since the few surviving myths of Dagan seem to be related to those of the hurrian fertility god Kumarbi.
Thanks!
1:36: Asmodeus
2:18: Belial (Beliya'al)
3:17: Chemosh
4:06: Dagon
4:41: *Exorcism* (Legion; For we are Many)
5:32: *Fallen Angels* (Watchers)
6:17: *Grimoire* (Lesser Key of Solomon)
6:37: Gaap
7:00: Hades
7:32: Ipos
8:01: Jezebel (Ba Al)
8:56: Kokkabiel
9:32: Lilith (Lilitu)
10:19: Mastema
11:08: Nephilim
11:49: Ornias
12:32: *Pseudo-Christos* (The Antichrist,
the Beast)
13:18: Qeteb, Deber
14:07: Ruach Elohim Ra’ah
14:59: Satan (Lucifer; The Devil)
16:04: Titivillius
16:57: *Unclean Spirits* (Demons we Think)
17:25: *Vampires* (Alukah)
18:20: *Witches*
18:19: Xezbeth (Al Khadab)
19:41: Yamm (Leviathan)
20:27: Melki/Zedek
No Beelzebub😕
@@michaelespinoza2150 or leviathan or Azazel (the most famous watcher) etc. I think he wanted to shed light on lesser known demons, not mainstream ones.
@aze chase Yeah I was expecting those names too. I don't know much, can you explain them if you want?
Very very Thanks brother ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️💯
The Legion story most likely reflects the ancient belief that knowing something, or someone's, "true name" gives you power over them (like when your mum uses your full name and you know you're really in trouble this time). I am unsure if this is a universal belief or confined to the ancient Middle East, but one of the earliest appearances of this idea is in Egyptian mythology, where Isis tricks Ra into giving up his true name so she can cure his snake bite, turning allowing Isis to turn herself into a Lady God Empress of the Universe.... only with fewer space marines. Either way, it is likely that figuring out the demon's name was standard practice in Jesus' time as well.
I'll be fair, I came to a completely different conclusion
I thought it was an exaggerated form of echos. The guy possessed by Legion is a cave, when he speaks his echos in the cave sound like more than one person. Therefore, their must be more than one demon inside him.
I like your interpretation better, mine kind of sucks.
I am reminded of this verse...
'I form the light and create darkness, I make peace and create evil; I, the Lord, do all these things.'
Isaiah 45:7
I really love how you look over biblical writings and mythology with such a historic lens! It gives a lot of context as to how the religion developed.
I learn a lot from this channel. I am an agnostic myself but these stories and information just really gets my mind going
i don't always sit through a video undistracted, but your content is SO entertaining to watch! very cool and educational plus funny at times, thank you so much
Love the biblically themed videos, keep 'em coming!
11:04 before demons got 'demonized' weren't they essentially just spirits of various alignment, walking and acting as agents between realms of mortals and gods?
Religious beings of mind and stone, collectively compiled by the Abrahamic scribes as the subjects of ridicule disdain and fabled cautions for the learning youths of their peoples.
Great video! You should make a series where you fully retell some of the biblical books or stories and enrich the videos with all the etymology and context and with just your great knowledge!
I love how you wrap up the discussion with your observations on the data about the Old and the New Testament demons. Thank you for this, it kept my attention for 23 solid minutes! 😊
I love your videos! I am pretty certain the word 'demon' itself derives from the Greek word which just means 'spirit'! You always have quality material. Thanks for sharing it!
I’m not a demon… I’m just misunderstood
Why? I know you're 13. It's time to grow up
You're just Mortally Challenged.
Repent fallen one, noone believes you master of lies.
You are very understood. That's why no one wants to be around you.
same
This is easily one of my favorite channels, thank you!
I just found this channel and it’s INCREDIBLE!!! I obviously am not alone in my thinking considering it looks as if you went from 100,000 to over 700,000 in about a year so kudos to you my friend!! Thank you so much for such great content and videos….
I remember a scene from Ghost rider(2007), where the antogonist got boosted and calls himself "Legion" and he says "For we are many" in a menacing voice. Just pointing out reference :)
Always get excited when you release a video! Thanks for the research and everything you do for the channel. Keep it up
Your content is always so well made ans well researched! Thank you for filling the content hole of weird stuff for us people who love learnin about these things
i love learning biblical lores and stories so this video was really fun to watch! i subbed :)
I'm always really delighted when a new video from you is released! Loved every minute of it
This is fascinating. I'm glad you uploaded. I love all the effort you put into your research and production. I could binge your videos all day!
This cahnnel is so good, i cant help but to drop everything and watch each new video as soon as it drops. Thank you so much
Your videos keep getting better and more interesting. Excellent work!
Neat stuff, i really like how you dive in time and explain some of the religion anachronisms.
Your videos are amazing Hochelaga. They never cease to teach and entertain and amaze me
This truly is my favourite UA-cam channel. I hope you hear that a lot, you surely deserve it.
Excellent video, glad you're on here making entertaining and informative content!
Love your editing style and the image you find, it feels like opening a book and stumbling upon the images and just getting entranced by them. it makes your video quite interesting
it speaks volumes that angels are intangible, but demons are easy to conceptualize
much anticipated return, great vid!
I always enjoy the content you put out, every video that you come up with just captivates me
Quality content. Thank you
This is a fantastic video, I absolutely love the style of content
hochelaga, i must say that i will always double check your channel to make sure ur updating your vid , youre the best
That's the best video on the topic I've been able to find. Thank you!
Agreed.
1:30 When you say you are 'demonsplaining' you are inadvertently insinuating that you are a demon. Love your videos anyway man, please don't possess me.
Hochelaga really doesn't miss! This was another great video that is perfect for a supernatural investigator like myself 😄😄
I cannot fault your productions in any kind sir; I wish you all the best is making many, many more... they are most enjoyable and informative
Your enthusiasm is such a beam of light
Lol i was wholly expecting you to say Beezlebub or Baal for the letter B 😂😂 good stuff!! I always enjoy your channel and can’t wait to see what project you’re working on!
Also, the Apocrypha is only considered non canonical now. Most of those books were considered canonical and very popular during their times. Wasn’t until some people decided “Hmm we should be able to determine what is good enough for the Bible and what isn’t.” which seems super like… blasphemous? If that’s the right word. I used to be Christian and that fact bothered me even then
They were not super popular for their time. Just like conspiracy theories today. The books we ended up with were agreed upon for a long time before the council of Nicea.
Apocryphal texts weren't popular. But they were used to justify every sort of heresy under the sun, and that's not good, so everyone got in common accord to what should be the official compendium.
"Super blasphemous" would be things like protestants taking books out of the bible just because they felt like it.
Can I ask why u no longer believe?? Don't let other men determine ur relationship with God.
@@riograndedosulball248 so is praying to saints and marry. As well as depictions of Jesus. Marry was not Devine. And no man is a saint as all men sin.
The idea of a "canon" wasn't formed back then and it's for a pretty unexpected reason. Books didn't exist back then. Most writings were in scrolls bundled up in many ways. There wasn't any real standard back then and a diocese can have a different set of scriptures compared to a diocese a few nations away. The only thing that could come close to being a standard was the Pentateuch and the Four Gospels. Most other diocese wouldn't bat too much of an eye if yours decided to carry the Book of Enoch.
It was only when books were invented when the idea of a canon begin to form. The problem with books is that, unlike a bundle of scrolls where the collection was fluid in a way, a book had to be bound together permanently. Their joining was essentially permanent. So the early church leaders began to standardize what scriptures are accepted as standard for every diocese to follow.
I love your videos! They are so insightful
My new favorite channel! Keep up the uber high quality you have done oh so well. You rock
Love your channle man.
You do great videos every time.
And as a jewish hebrew speaking man i can say that the way you say hebrew words is almost perfect.
Keep going
really interesting video, your video on the biblical apocalypse got me into learning about Angels and Demons. would you think about covering the 72 Demons of Goetia from the book of Solomon?
Gods, your content is so good. Well deserved milestone and hope you reach 1 million soon!
Having just watched your entire video I must say that it is in fact a masterpiece! 🌹🌹🧙♂️
Im glad I get to be early to a hochelaga video, your stuff is always so interesting and entertaining. Thank you for making these videos and keep up the good work!
Born just right to explore the internet
I remember a godfather of mine (who studied Theology and Philosophy) said that it is essential to know the demon's name because its name is its weakest point. That by knowing the demon's name you have the authority upon it.
One of my favorite channels, great man!
I love the videos, will be watching for new ones as hopefully there will be, many blessings in all you do. Take care of you and stay safe.
I would looove to hear more about the demons in the lesser key of solomon! thank you for the videooo
A video about demons from hochelaga is exactly what I needed today
S for sleep paralysis deamon
CHEERS
Excited for the upcoming videos :)
Just found your channel, now I'm here to stay. Awesome stuff dawg, you're well on your way to 1 mil and beyond
10:00 Love that doodle. So weird to think how old iz is. Remonds you that the people who made these things were humans just like you and me.
Nice video. One correction: the name Jezebel, which in the Masoretic text appears as Izevel, was probably pronounced Izvul or Izebul in ancient Hebrew and has nothing to do with Baal. Zebul, like in the name of Zebulun, means a prince or a judge in ancient Hebrew/Phoenician.
Love these sorts of videos. You make great content
Your editing is out of this world🙏✨
The Apocrypha can also be seen as kind of a Bible DLC.
Glad it's got DLC. More content for avid Bible gamers
That moment where Shin Megami Tensei games made me know most of these demons beforehand lol
Btw great video!
Would love more in depth analysis of some of these demons! Awesome video!!
Never seen this kind of content before, thanks for making this!
As someone who has watched an anime called “Welcome to Demon School Iruma-kun,” I have an entirely different version of what these demons look like in comparison to their canon counterparts😂
This
Gundam fan here, Iron Blooded Orphan has more than 70 Gundams named after demons.
This but me watching so many different demon themed media and the demons all looking drastically different from both each other and from the old illustrations
what
I used to be a big obey me fan which is a mobile otome game for those don’t know a few years back and Asmodeus was my favorite demon of the bunch. The true story felt in character which is what was amusing.
Please do 72 spirits of solomon! I know that's a lot to cover, but maybe you can do a long hour video?
I requested you for this video. Thank you so much. 🙏
I was waiting this video ❤️
I love your myth content! There's any chance to talk about the Lesses Key of Solomon?
I want video of Grimoire and Soloman's demonologies, those ideas are so cool with so dense informations and it's so sad that most people don't even talk about it viewing it as taboos
Oh I couldn't have expected a more hype video, I'm glad I stayed patient !
Great video! Love the channel
the part on Lilith makes me think a video on the biblical references of evangelion would be awesome, though it can't be forced if you're not familiar with the material.
thank you for the baby name suggestions!!! we’re naming our little one jezebel junior 💞💞💞
Awesome!
By the way, the angelic music in the background is amazing!
I really enjoy your content,thank you
our man back at it with the body-positive angels
Dagon is a biblical demon??? Whaaaaaaat?
My Call of Cthulhu sessions have suddenly gotten a lot stranger.
Been waiting for this one
Just found this Channel. Immediately subscribed.
I really enjoy this video :D thanks for making it!
Id love for you to choose some of these and make a longer, in deph video about them! I think it woulf be super interesting.
I have an interest in anything regarding Demonology, this was a great video! The format and visuals are entertaining as always!
thank you for this scrumptious bedtime story, you sound like you'd make a great storyteller
One of the best videos!
6:22 Damn, the manga "Iruma kun" did some homework with it's character names (Asmodeus etc.), one of them is named Gaap and finding out this way was really something lol!
I'm something of an amateur demonologist, so seeing this video upload pop up in my notifications made me pretty happy.
I really love this channel ❤
Hey Hochelaga! I love your video. I'm wondering if you can do this style in the future but with fallen angels? Idk I'm always fascinated with fallen angels