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Revision as of 20:22, 4 August 2013
Bristol-D's portrait
Bristol-D (ブリストル・デビル, lit. "Bristol Devil") is the final boss of Groove On Fight, the fighting game of the Power Instinct (known as Gōketsuji Ichizoku/豪血寺一族 in Japan) series developed and published by Atlus in 1997. All of his moves involve summoning a demon briefly from the Megami Tensei series because Bristol-D is known as a dark summoner.
Demons in Bristol-D's command
- Ammut
- Beelzebub
- Buer
- Flauros
- Gaap
- Incubus / Succubus (depending on opponent's gender)
- Leonard
- Malphas
- Nekomata
- Orobas
- Pixies
- Rübezahl
- The Damned (appear to be a group of Zombies)
Trivia
- Design-wise Bristol-D's head portrait bears some resemblance with Azazel from Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers, published by Atlus the same year as Groove On Fight.
External links
- Bristol-D's entry on Power Instinct Wikia
- Bristol-D's move list
- Bristol-D's Japanese entry