"I know he's always looking after me, but... I get worried about him, too."
Miyazu Atsuta is a character in Shin Megami Tensei V.
Appearances[]
- Shin Megami Tensei V / Vengeance: Supporting Character
Profile[]
Shin Megami Tensei V[]
Miyazu Atsuta is Yuzuru Atsuta's younger sister and only relative. She is shy and physically weak, so she frequents the school nurse's office. She genuinely cares for others, and wants to help them however she can. Miyazu is striving to become a nurse. She expresses concern that Sahori is being bullied, though Sahori herself does not talk to her.
She gets involved in the demons raid of Jouin High School, protecting Ichiro Dazai, but not putting up a fight, getting abducted in Da'at. She would later be found in the Fairy Village in Da'at, safe and sound with the other students.
Miyazu suffers a terminal illness, and doesn't have much time to live. While looking for the human who wields his Knowledge, Khonsu finds her, but upon discovering the truth of her short life, he decided to abandon his ambition to take the throne, instead giving her his Magatsuhi to delay her death. He eventually decides to sacrifice himself for her sake, but she does not wish him to. But her earnestness to make the most out of the little time she has left is part of the reason why he has begun to care about her.
Assuming the protagonist spares Khonsu in the subquest "The Egyptians Fate," Khonsu will try to make Miyazu immortal by ascending her into a god. However, Miyazu herself doesn't want this, and the protagonist will have to intervene in his plans. Khonsu's advisor, Isis, reminds him exactly why he's grown so fond of Miyazu in the first place, letting him leave things as they are without regrets.
If the protagonist kills Khonsu in the quest "The Egyptians Fate," Miyazu will somehow sense his death, stating that she doesn't feel good.
Vengeance[]
In the Canon of Vengeance, while investigating the disappearances of several students with Yuzuru, the protagonist, Tao Isonokami, Yoko Hiromine and Dazai, Miyazu is captured by Qadištu member Eisheth Zenunim, who forces Yuzuru to fight the others in return for her safety. Khonsu arrives and saves her, ending the fight without anyone dying. However, these events prompt Miyazu to leave with Khonsu, viewing herself as holding Yuzuru back.
After Miyazu departs, Yuzuru is left to find a new purpose in life, which had entirely resolved around taking care of her until now. He ultimately decides to become a nahobino with Hayao Koshimizu and create a new world where no one could be "born unlucky" like Miyazu was.
After Yuzuru is killed by Dazai and Abdiel, a grief-stricken Miyazu blames Koshimizu, who is now partnered with the protagonist, and plots with Khonsu to kill him and use his Magatsuhi to revive her brother. However, despite successfully luring the protagonist into a trap, Khonsu is defeated and the latter finds that he cannot revive Yuzuru, prompting Miyazu to accept her brother's death and give up on revenge.
In Other Languages[]
| Language | Title |
|---|---|
 Japanese
|
敦田 ミヤズ |
 Korean
|
아츠타 미야즈 |
  Traditional Chinese
|
敦田 宮津 |
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Trivia[]
- The existence of Miyazu and Khonsu's situation is foreshadowed by Isis, who tells the protagonist a story that's modeled as a regular old story. The story revolves around a prince who gives a girl his blood in secrecy to ease her suffering from a terrible disease.
- In addition, there is another coincidence at play, where the unaware Miyazu shares a dream with the protagonist, telling him a prince from another country would come specifically for her. Whether that's from the effects of Khonsu's Magatsuhi or a symbol of fate is unclear.
- Miyazu's name comes from Miyazu-hime, wife of Yamato-Takeru, a Shinto kami worshipped in Atsuta Shrine.