Makami, also written as Oguchi-no-Magami, is a divine beast in Japanese mythology. People originally feared the Makami, eventually that strong emotion deified the beast. The Makami can see into the hearts of humans, protecting those who are good but punishing those who are evil.
It is often drawn on prayer boards used to ward evil, especially thefts and fire. But, there it is also feared as a human-eater. It is said that wolves became Makami.
"A divine beast in Japanese mythology. They are often used to ward of evil, especially thefts and fire. But, there is also a belief that it eats people. Wolves can become Makami."
—Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne compendium
Raising Inugami's level will cause it to evolve into Makami.
Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINE[]
Makami can be encountered on all levels of Nakano Stone Site and can be contracted within the bronze and silver instances.
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey[]
"A wolf god of Japanese folklore. It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts. At the same time, however it was feared as a human-eater."
—Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey compendium
Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse[]
Makami can teach Nanashi the Diarama, Recarm, and Posumudi skills through its Whisper event. It benefits from learning healing skills.
Shin Megami Tensei V[]
"A divine beast in Japanese mythology. It has been said to ward off evil and disasters, especially thefts and fire, and is commonly drawn on "ema," a type of Japanese amulet. However, despite being known primarily for protection, it has also been rumored to eat people."
—Shin Megami Tensei V lore
Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon[]
"A rural Japanese wolf god, said to protect one from fires. In exchange, it steals crops. It's possible to gain its protection by leaving talismans bearing its image on doorways and grain fields."
—Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon details
Raidou is a demon of the Volt Order and can be found at the Tento Springs.
Makami is involved in a Case File in which someone felt its stare, and asked Raidou to investigate. It apparently was forced into the city due to its mountain home being tampered with by humans.
Soul Hackers 2[]
"A divine beast in Japanese mythology. They have been said to ward off evil and disasters, especially thefts and fire, and are commonly drawn on "ema," a type of Japanese amulet. However, despite being known primarily for protection, they have also been rumored to eat people."
—Soul Hackers 2 demon info
Makami appears as a normal enemy in Milady's Soul Matrix 1F.
Persona 4 the Animation[]
Makami first appeared in Episode 12 as the first new Personas used to counter Shadow Mitsuo. He was used to block the Garula attack that was supposed to be used to hit Izanagi and retaliated with an Agilao. In addition, Makami is the Persona representing Yu's bond with Naoki Konishi.
In the True Ending special, Makami appears to defend Yu from Margaret's Loki, attacking with Agilao, and bringing a message of support for Yu from Naoki.
Persona 5[]
"A divine wolf god in Japanese folklore, also written as "Oguchi-no-Magami." It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts, but it is also feared as a human-eater."
Three Makami are encountered as a mini boss in Madarame's Palace after the protagonist messed around with the control terminal in the main treasure hall's security room.
Royal[]
Makami had gained an immunity to Gun skills. When itemized through Electric Chair execution, Makami will now yield a Frei Skill Card. During a fusion alarm, Makami will yield a Mafrei Skill Card instead.
Shin Megami Tensei: Liberation Dx2[]
"A wolf god of Japanese folklore. People originally feared the Makami, eventually that strong emotion deified the beast. The Makami can see into the hearts of humans, protecting those who are good but punishing those are evil. It is often drawn on prayer boards to prevent fires and thefts. At the same time, however, it was feared as a man-eater."
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