History Literature / ArsGoetia

* Andras and Marchosias--two of the demons most associated with battle and manslaughter--start off the action in ''{{Promethea}}'' by being set up as hitmen by a conjuror who doesn't want the latest version of the title character to go on living. [[spoiler: Later on, he somehow gets the entire retinue to possess someone. How he got some of the ones who definitely don't have possession/mind control/temptation in their repertoire, like Orobas and Haures, to do it is unknown.]]

* And now it continues with ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamIronBloodedOrphans'' with Barbatos Gundam and Gusion Gundam.

* And now it continues with ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamIronBloodedOrphans'' with another Barbatos Gundam.

* In the original Japanese version of ''AdvanceWars: Days of Ruin'', Caulder is called Stolos--a variation of Stolas, an ''owl''-demon (all right, or possibly a raven-demon, but other than Andras, the other birds aren't usually alternately owls).

* Adelicia from RentalMagica specializes in conjuring demons of Solomon. She even is the head of an organization called ArsGoetia.

* Two of the chest emblems available for your ''CityOfHeroes'' character's costume, specifically Mystic1 and Mystic2, are in fact the seals of, respectively, Gusion and Astaroth.

* A later BigBad in the ''VideoGame/GhostsNGoblins'' series is named Nebiros, an alternate name of Naberius; the name Nebiros is also used for the final boss in Psikyo's Dragon Blaze. It's worth considering that the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum identified Naberius with none other than [[ClassicalMythology Kerberos]].

The first section of the anonymously written 17th-century grimoire ''The Lesser Key of Solomon''. It describes a group of 69-72 demons (depending on which edition you're working with) who were variously bound by Ham and Solomon to perform works on God's behalf, and now you, the lucky conjuror, can do the same. The Ars Goetia (or rather, the demons described) is/are frequently used in fiction. The grimoire itself is sometimes known as the ''Lemegeton'' and is a StockShoutOut for a TomeOfEldritchLore. For some reason, the ''later'' portions of the ''Lesser Key'', like the Ars Theurgia Goetia (conjuring neutral spirits of the winds) and Ars Paulina (conjuring lesser angels of the zodiac and the hours of the day), get ''much'' less screen time in general.

* ''TabletopGame/MageTheAwakening'' features goetic demons, embodiments of a character's own Vice that can be given form in order to divest them of unsavory impulses... but that means there's a primal incarnation of Vice walking about. One [[PrestigeClass Legacy]], the Clavicularius, draws heavily upon the Ars Goetia and works to draw power from their Goetic demons while keeping them tightly bound. Another Legacy, the Bene Ashmedai, [[MrViceGuy let their base instincts have a measure of free reign]] and gain power through [[SevenDeadlySins excess]]. The latter legacy is a splinter faction of the former, and they tend not to get on well.

* Many of the [[BossInMookClothing Unique Monsters]] in ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles'' are named after Goetic demons, such as Wicked Sallos, Banquet Vassago, and Mischievous Naberius. They aren't actually demons, however ([[DemonicSpiders Well, at least not in the literal sense]]).

# Leraje/Leraie/Loray/Oray/Leraikha

# Asmodeus/Asmoday/Asmodai/Asmodee/Chammadai/Sydonai/Sidonay

# Uvall/Wall/Vuall/Vual/Voval

# Oriax/Orias

# Volac/Valac/Valak/Valu/Valax/Ualac

# Cimejes/Cimeries/Cimeies/Kimaris

* HijackedByJesus: A few of the demons owe their demonhood to the medieval Christian conceit that gods other than the Hebrew one were merely demons masquerading as divine beings and trying to steal glory and honor that only God should have received. Bifrons (literally "two faces") is another name for Janus, the Roman god of gates. Berith comes from Baal-Berith, patron of a city at odds with early Jersualem. Amon is iffy--while he seems to be named for the Egyptian deity, that his name is occasionally spelled Ammon may connect him to the Ammonites, one of the Hebrews' perennial enemies. You can also find a few claims on the Internet that Oriax is the same as Osiris, and Purson the same as Horus, from EgyptianMythology.

* The ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons 3.5'' SourceBook ''Tome of Magic'' has the "Binder" class that gains powers by binding vestiges with seals. In addition to being the base of the concept of the class, most of the vestiges (Ammon, Leraje, Naberius, Ronove, Malphas, Sabnock, Andromalius, Focalor, Paimon, Agares, Andras, Buer, Astaroth, Balam, Dantalion, Haures, Ipos, Shax, Zagan, Haagenti, Halphax, Eligor, Otiax, and Marchosias are used), along with their seals, are taken directly from Ars Goetia (another good portion are [[ContinuityNod Continuity Nods]] like [[TombOfHorrors Acererak]]). The descriptions of the vestiges' manifestations don't always match perfectly with their descriptions in the Lesser Key of Solomon, though. For example, Zagan is described in the Lesser Key as an eagle-winged bull (well, gryphon-winged, but [[FridgeLogic how]] ''[[FridgeLogic does]]'' [[FridgeLogic one tell the difference?]]), just like Haagenti, here an eagle-winged minotaur. In the Tome, he's a great yuan-ti priest who tried (and utterly failed) to achieve godhood, and manifests as a gigantic yuan-ti (i.e. a snake-man). Oddly in this instance, there is an unused Goetic demon, Botis, who manifests as a hideous viper...

* ''VictoryGundam'' started the trend with a mobile suit known as the Abigor.

* In ''HighSchoolDXD'' the main protagonist's master is a part of the Gremory household and is also a woman. Later on, the head master of Phenex and Baal also show up.

* AscendedDemon: Some of the demons have aspirations of redemption, specifically Marchosias, Amy, Focalor, and Phenex. [[UnfortunateImplications Unfortunately, it seems they are "deceived in that hope"...]]

** Its also worth noting that nothing in this world happens without Gods consent...so...yeah...

# Bael/Baell (Expect to see [[SpellMyNameWithAnS alternate spellings]] a ''lot'')

** Astaroth (with various alternate spellings) shows up as the penultimate boss of SuperGhoulsNGhosts.

* In {{Tales of Vesperia}} Karol's fell arm is Glasya-Labolas.

* The BiggerBad that the ''[[VideoGame/StarcraftII Starcraft II]]'' trilogy is building up to is named Amon.

* In ''{{Literature/Pact}}'', the named demons borrow heavily from the Ars Goetia, with Furfur, Agares, and Andras being directly mentioned.

* The six fists of the Hellas Kataphrakt in ''Anime/AldnoahZero'' are named Botis, Marax, Ronové, Halphas, Viné, & Raüm.

* The ''OgreBattle'' series of video games uses this trope frequently, especially in episode VII, where a large portion of the characters are named after Goetic demons (Barbatos, Andras, Haborym, etc.).