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* MonTech: Devil Risers are gun-shaped devices that can carry and summon demons used by Devil Children. They also have a personal computer called Vinecom that helps them organize data on Demons while acting as an extra storage unit. Later in their story, they may obtain a King Riser, a stronger Devil Riser compatible with more powerful demons.
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* [[SignatureMon Signature Mon]]: Devil Children can summon many demons, but they have one special partner who can [[MonMetamorphosis evolve]] as they go on their journey.* ScrewDestiny: White Book. Masaki may have the power of demons, but that doesn't mean he has to hate his friend with the power of angels, and nobody's going to tell him otherwise.
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* [[SignatureMon Signature Mon]]: Devil Children can summon many demons, but they have one special partner who can [[MonMetamorphosis evolve]] as they go on their journey.journey.
* ScrewDestiny: White Book. Masaki may have the power of demons, but that doesn't mean he has to hate his friend with the power of angels, and nobody's going to tell him otherwise.
* ScrewDestiny: White Book. Masaki may have the power of demons, but that doesn't mean he has to hate his friend with the power of angels, and nobody's going to tell him otherwise.
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* ScrewDestiny: White Book. Masaki may have the power of demons, but that doesn't mean he has to hate his friend with the power of angels, and nobody's going to tell him otherwise.
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* [[SignatureMon Signature Mon]]: Devil Children can summon many demons, but they have one special partner who can [[MonMetamorphosis evolve]] as they go on their journey.* ScrewDestiny: White Book. Masaki may have the power of demons, but that doesn't mean he has to hate his friend with the power of angels, and nobody's going to tell him otherwise.
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Released only in Japan except for two games, ''Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children'' starts off with ''Red Book'' and ''Black Book'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor (later given an UpdatedRerelease for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation), the story of Setsuna Kai and Mirai Kaname, a pair of human teenagers quickly revealed to be the titular Devil Children, half-humans and half-demons. This is a very rare occurrence and gives them great power when they come from the human world to the demon one - Setsuna, the hero of ''Black Book'', to rescue his younger brother Nagahisa, and Mirai, the heroine of ''Red Book'', to find out about her father. Once there, the situation quickly complicates far beyond their original goals, and to progress they must gather more [[{{Mons}} partners, or demons]], to fuse and raise in strength.
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Released only in Japan except for two games, ''Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Children'' starts off with ''Red Book'' and ''Black Book'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor Platform/GameBoyColor (later given an UpdatedRerelease for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation), Platform/PlayStation), the story of Setsuna Kai and Mirai Kaname, a pair of human teenagers quickly revealed to be the titular Devil Children, half-humans and half-demons. This is a very rare occurrence and gives them great power when they come from the human world to the demon one - Setsuna, the hero of ''Black Book'', to rescue his younger brother Nagahisa, and Mirai, the heroine of ''Red Book'', to find out about her father. Once there, the situation quickly complicates far beyond their original goals, and to progress they must gather more [[{{Mons}} partners, or demons]], to fuse and raise in strength.
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''Light Book'' and ''Dark Book'' were the two games localized in America as ''Demi Kids: Light Version'' and ''Dark Version'' for UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance. They again take the same story and show it from two different perspectives, ''Light Book'' from the slacker named Jin and ''Dark Book'' with Akira, his friend, as the hero. Who battle against the tyranny of the Imperium from Valhalla. This also received a non-localized anime.
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''Light Book'' and ''Dark Book'' were the two games localized in America as ''Demi Kids: Light Version'' and ''Dark Version'' for UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance.Platform/GameBoyAdvance. They again take the same story and show it from two different perspectives, ''Light Book'' from the slacker named Jin and ''Dark Book'' with Akira, his friend, as the hero. Who battle against the tyranny of the Imperium from Valhalla. This also received a non-localized anime.
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** DemiKids has the [[EvilEmpire Imperium]] who seeks to remove free will from Valhalla against the Rebels.
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** DemiKids ''[=DemiKids=]'' has the [[EvilEmpire Imperium]] who seeks to remove free will from Valhalla against the Rebels.
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** In the BattleNet of ''DemiKids: Dark/Light Version'', some of the competitors come from the Persona series such as Nanjo, Philemon, etc.
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** In the BattleNet [=BattleNet=] of ''DemiKids: ''[=DemiKids=]: Dark/Light Version'', some of the competitors come from the Persona series such as Nanjo, Philemon, etc.
