History ReferencedBy / ArsGoetia

* ''Theatre/CrossRoad'': Niccolo Paganini gains his musical talent in a contract with the Devil of Music, Amduscias, number 67 on the list.

** In earlier editions, many of the devils of the Nine Hells had these names: Agares, Barbatos, Buer, Glasya and so on. It looks like this is continuing in 4e, if Alloces is anything to go by.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}'' features Asmodeus as an out-and-out god and ruler of the Nine Hells. Besides him, Barbatos and Belial appear as archdevils; Forcas/Furcas, Alocer, Bifrons, Crocell, Gaap, Haborym, Malthus, Ose, Sabnacke/Sabnach, Vapula, Zaebos, and Zepar appear as dukes of Hell; and Haagenti, Flauros, and Shax appear as demon lords.

* ''VideoGame/AmandaTheAdventurer:'' [[spoiler:The last secret tape contains audio of Rebecca Colton (Amanda's in-universe VA) being asked to recite some cutesy "test phrases" during a recording session that are actually phonetic incantations in the names of Bael, Paimon and Balam. Rebecca then complains about "the man in [her] headphones" telling her to do something that she doesn't want to do...]]

* ''VideoGame/AmandaTheAdventurer:'' [[spoiler:The last secret tape contains audio of Rebecca Colton (Amanda's in-universe VA) being asked to recite some cutesy "test phrases" during a recording session that are actually phonetic incantations in the names of Bael, Paimon and Balam. Rebecca then complains about "the man in [[her]] headphones" telling her to do something that she doesn't want to do...]]

* '''VideoGame/AmandaTheAdventurer:''' [[spoiler:The last secret tape contains audio of Rebecca Colton (Amanda's in-universe VA) being asked to recite some cutesy "test phrases" during a recording session that are actually phonetic incantations in the names of Bael, Paimon and Balam. Rebecca then complains about "the man in [[her]] headphones" telling her to do something that she doesn't want to do...]]

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

* There's a [[http://pyrogina.deviantart.com/gallery/5470146?offset=0 series of art on Deviantart]] depicting the demons of the Goetia.

* In ''VideoGame/GoldenSun'', two of the Summon Spirits accessible in Lost Age are Zagan (early on) and Haures (much later on). They show up again in ''Dark Dawn'', and rather appropriately, the [[BonusBoss Ancient Devil]] can summon Haures himself.

** 4e Edition has the Vestige Pact Warlock, who can bind Shax and Leraje as a ContinuityNod.

* The Steve Jackson Games version of ''TabletopGame/InNomine'' used some of these names in their products. For example, Furfur is the Demon Prince of Hardcore in both the English and the original French version too.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' has at least two daemons named after Ars Goetia: Mamon, a daemon prince of Nurgle, and the Nurgle daemon lord Scaibeithrax (aka Papa Ga'ap).

* ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact'' has quite a few characters you meet named after the demons, with the main fairy being Paimon. The Archon of Mondstadt is known as Barbatos who values freedom, while one of the many names that the Archon of Liyue goes by is Morax. The Archon of Inazuma is known as Baal. The Archons in Sumeru and Fontaine are also named Buer and Focalors respectively.

* The villain of ''Film/TheConjuringII'' and ''Film/TheNun'' is the demon Valak.

* ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarOnline2'' has a number of planets named after Goetic demons, including the starting area Naverius (from Naberius; it's where [[EldritchAbomination Dark Falz Elder]] is sealed, fittingly enough) and the volcanic planet of Amduskia (from Amdusias).

* ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact'' has quite a few characters you meet named after the demons, with the main fairy being Paimon. The Archon of Mondstadt is known as Barbatos who values freedom, while one of the many names that the Archon of Liyue goes by is Morax. The Archon of Inazuma is known as Baal. The Archons in Sumeru and Fontaine are also named Buer and Focolars respectively.
** The other non-Archon gods also have this naming convention. There's Decarabian, Osial (for Ose and Belial), Andrius (for Andrias), Havria (for Havres, the feminine name of Flauros), Asmodey (for Asmodeus), and so on.

** In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'', the [[SummonMagic Guardian Force]] Doomtrain was originally named Glasya Labolas.

** The main villains of the spin-off Giten Megami Tensei are members of the Ars Goetia. They are separated in two groups, Datenshi and Futenshi. The former meaning "Fallen Angel" while the latter means "Non-Angel".

* Stolas is a recurring character in ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss'', being the one who provided I.M.P. with their means of traveling to the mortal realm (in exchange for sexual favors from a greatly annoyed Blitzo).

* All HumongousMecha of the [[BloodKnight Shura]] in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsCompact3'' are named after Goetic demons, such as the Ialdabaoth, Valefor, Agares, Glasyalabolas and Andras.

*** The most famous pair is arguably Belial and Nebiros, caretakers of the recurring CreepyChild DarkMagicalGirl [[AliceAllusion Alice]]. In ''VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiI'', they sacrifice an entire freakin' ''town'' to resurrect her, and then keep them as zombies so that [[IJustWantToHaveFriends she isn't lonely]]. In some other games, they are as much BonusBoss as she herself is.

*** Another pair of Goetic demons occasionally seen together are Ose and Flauros, if perhaps they are the only clearly leopard-like demons among the bunch.

* Being a CrossoverCosmology not unlike the aforementioned Shin Megami Tensei, ''VideoGame/TokyoAfterschoolSummoners'' has a few Goetian demons as playable characters: Bathym, Marchosias, Ose, Sitri, Astarot and Bael.

* The ''VideoGame/ShadowHearts'' series uses slips of paper marked with the demons' crests to bestow magic on people. Asmodeus, Astaroth and Amon are all major figures in the second game, and a logic mini-game allows players to earn extra rewards by placing the demons of the Lesser Key into their proper places based on clues.

* In ''LightNovel/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.

* Several characters in ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' are named after Goetic demons -- Marchosias, Dantalion, Valac, etc., while the third season adds many more: Decarabia, Stolas, Purson, Uvall, Haborym, Orobas, and others.
* ''{{LightNovel/Slayers}}'' borrows the symbols in the Ars Goetia [[http://kanzaka.wikia.com/wiki/Ars_Goetia to symbolize the higher level Mazoku]].

* ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' has [=PoH=] (short for "Prince of Hell"), whose real name is Vassago Casals. His mother gave that name to him as she despised giving birth to him.

* Adelicia from ''LightNovel/RentalMagica'' specializes in conjuring demons of Solomon. She even is the head of an organization called Ars Goetia.

* ''LightNovel/MagikaSwordsmanAndSummoner'': Summoners gain powers by forming contracts with supernatural beings, which include the demons of the Ars Goetia. Kazuki Hayashizaki ends up contracted with Lemegeton, the personification of Lesser Key of Solomon and leader of the Ars Goetia, in the form of a little girl.

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