Hell Biker's name in Japanese versions refers to Hells Angels, an American biker gang formed in 1948.
In-Series[]
Hell Biker is a human motorcyclist whose violent nature and hatred of himself and the world has turned him into a demon. He claims to come from hell, clothed all in black with a red scarf streaming, he rides full of rage calling himself the "Angel of Hell." His anger with himself and the world causes him to lash out, that everyone else would suffer as well.
Hell Biker is one of the five Fiends that can be fought in the game found in specific spots in the game, being one of the hardest and rarest random encounters in game (along with the other Fiends). After defeating him, he drops one of the 5 best weapons in the game.
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne[]
"A biker-turned-Fiend that claims to come from hell. With all the hatred of himself and the world, his reliance of only his own power turned him into this abominable figure."
—Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne compendium
After defeating Daisoujou, Hell Biker will appear on the freeway between Ikebukuro and Kabukicho. Upon arrival in the Fiends' realm, Hell Biker appears, demanding the Demi-fiend's Candelabrum. He mostly talks with a punk attitude. After he is defeated, he leaves behind the Candelabrum of Dignity.
Upon defeat, the Demi-fiend can now summon Hell Biker by performing a fusion that will result in a Fairy race demon, during a Half, 6/8 or 7/8 Kagutsuchi phase, while also in possession of a Deathstone (which can only be found in the Labyrinth of Amala).
Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINE[]
Hell Biker can be encountered by using an Ultimate Summon Orb in front of the boss room in Shibuya's Celu Tower bronze-level instance. His plug-in can be acquired by turning in Essences of Yetzirah to the researcher in the Shinjuku Babel cathedral. He is a special triple fusion of Matador, Alice and Girimehkala.
Shin Megami Tensei V[]
Hell Biker, along with the other Fiends that held Menorahs and the Demi-fiend, is available as part of the Return of the True Demon DLC pack. As before, defeating Hell Biker unlocks the ability to fuse him.
Hell Biker is found in the Konan 3rd Block area of Da'at: Shinagawa, at the end of a broken freeway. As with most of the early Fiends, Hell Biker has revised affinities that make him easier to face, reducing his Drain Force to a Null, his Null Light and Dark affinities to Resist, and adding an Ice weakness. Once he is defeated, his Menorah collected, the Nahobino must return to the World of Shadow to report to Sophia, allowing the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse's flag to be placed in Chiyoda.
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance[]
"A biker-turned-Fiend that claims to come from Hell. Armed with an intense hatred of himself and the world, his reliance solely on his own power turned him into this abominable figure."
—Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance lore
After defeating Daisoujou and receiving the Menorah of Eternity, the Nahobino can encounter Hell Biker in Da'at: Shinagawa. Defeating Hell Biker nets the Nahobino the Menorah of Diginity.
While nothing necessarily changes with Hell Biker between the canons of Creation and Vengeance, in the Canon of Vengeance, the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse's flag is moved to Shinjuku, the storyline's version of Chiyoda.
Soul Hackers 2[]
"A biker-turned-Fiend claiming to have come from the depths of hell. With an intense hatred of the world, not to mention himself, he degraded into a complete lunatic who expresses himself solely through violence."
Hell Biker can only be fused after obtaining the Red Muffler key item from one of Elizabeth's Requests. In The Answer, Aigis only needs to reach Level 60 to fuse him.
Reload[]
In Persona 3 Reload, Hell Biker will only be unlocked by completing Shinjiro Aragaki's Linked Episode which will unlock the fusion recipe. After the Full Moon operation and by completing the required Linked Episodes, the protagonist will be able to unlock Shinjiro's room and find a Incomplete Form which will automatically unlock Hell Biker as a result.
"A motorcyclist whose violent nature turned him into a demon. His anger with himself and the world causes him to lash out, that everyone else would suffer as well."
—Persona 5 background
Hell Biker is the fifth Persona of the Death Arcana and can only be obtained through fusion in the Velvet Room. He is one of the four Personas that learns the Speed Master skill and the second Persona to learn Fire Boost. He is also one of the three sources of the Trigger Happy skill. Hell Biker is the first Persona to learn Mamudoon. When itemized through Electric Chair execution, Hell Biker yields the Black Jacket armor for male characters, which has 120 DEF, 12 EVA and protects the wearer from Curseinsta-kill skills.
Royal[]
When itemized during a fusion alarm, Hell Biker will yield the Dark Jacket armor, which has 225 DEF, 18 EVA and protects the wearer from Curse insta-kill skills.
Persona 5 Tactica[]
Hell Biker is a Burn type Persona and can be summoned once special fusion becomes available in the Yoshiki Kingdom and the Phantom Thieves Level is at least 35. Summoning Hell Biker requires a special fusion of Archangel, Matador and Decarabia.
Shin Megami Tensei Liberation Dx2[]
"Clothed all in black, a red scarf streaming, he rides full of rage calling himself the "Angel of Hell". His strong hate for the world and himself turned him into this vile demon whose violent hatred is infectious."
—Shin Megami Tensei Liberation Dx2 compendium
Hell Biker is an uncommon Rank 4 demon which can only be obtained through summoning. His unique skill "Red Zone" which imparts Critical status on all party members, is limited to 3 uses per battle.
Jeng Yun Tsai dressed up as Hell Biker during the Liberator's party for the Hee-lloween Party-ho! event. He also encountered a young man who was transformed into one in the "Road Rage" event.
Despite the portrait remaining mostly unchanged (with minor revision of coloring), Hell Biker's 3D model has him wear a helmet in addition since Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne. This inconsistency is readily apparent in Persona 3 and Persona 4 where both the artwork and 3D model are used in-game. In most new games starting from Persona 5 however, it features him without the helmet.